Bradford Fire Disaster

I'm sure some aware, likewise, I'm sure some are not, today marks the 28th anniversary of the Bradford City stadium fire, a tragedy which took the lives of 54 Bradford City fans and 2 Lincoln City fans.

RIP.
YNWA.

RIP

YNWA

May their soul rest in peace!

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28 years

Remember it so clearly. Frightening stuff.

May those who died rest in peace

R.I.P. 

RIP YNWA!

Can't believe it's been so long.

RIP.

Horrific events and there isn't one of us who don't share the profound sorrow of it's dreadful implications.

                RIP

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Remember seeing that on the telly, sad day for Bradford on what should of been a joyous time.

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I always feel both our clubs have a somewhat unspoken bond through our tragedies, one of understanding and respect. On 14th May 1999 when we played each other last game of the season seeing Bradford win to guarantee premier league survival both fans singing YNWA as a fitting tribute to both our lost loved ones and what has to be one of the most inspiring moments between two sets of football fans.

R.I.P.

Rest in Peace.


Liverpool FC ‏@LFC  4 hrs4 hours ago
Minute's silences will mark the upcoming anniversary of the Bradford City fire disaster today: http://lfc.tv/ANrH 

RIP the 56 who lost their lives in this dreadful disaster 33yrs ago.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leeds-52615281.35 years! RIP, Always remember the video of the cop with his hair on fire,Grandstand i think.

There was an excellent documentary on this by BT sports featuring Gabby Yorath or whatever her married name is now and her dad who played for Bradford at the time.

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https://twitter.com/officialbantams/status/1524162617836769282?t=0GdFelfrnWP6hWLzHu3niw&s=19

RIP to the victims and I hope the years have been kind to their families and friends.

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Terrible tragedy RIP.

RIP.

https://twitter.com/officialbantams/status/1656434188680134660?t=cvJfp_ykgMdKt9_evWz9Hw&s=19