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.... which they don't show. For obvious reasons. Well, apart from the one chap toward the end of the video posted by BOF. But that also makes it more impactful doesn't it? I'm sure I'm not alone in having been shown that video on a fire awareness session.

By a distance the most relevant post in this thread. A small mention before the second half kicked off at the Cup Final is ridiculous. It should be an event which is remembered properly.

I was responding to this; I'm all for being open and honest. If you have nothing to hide, then don't. You don't need to. It's a fire. It was an accident. Why hide it? Why even attempt to get it taken down from YouTube? I have seen it on "When good times go bad" funnily enough, and I...

Good enough? In what context? If Eduardo finds the Martin Taylor assault on him distressing, can he request it is removed from the internet? Nothing can be removed from the internet. And in this case, I don't see why it should. If anything, I think it should be shown more often for the benefit...

Have you seen the video? You can't see anyone clearly enough for it to be offensive. What's next? Banning of 9/11 videos for the same reason? There's nothing to hide.

I don't honestly see the opposition to having the video online. It is important that people see it - there's no need to hide history. That was a tragedy, and it won't ever happen again but why hide it? There's no shame in what happened that day.