article_snippet: David Duckenfield said David Duckenfield now realised 'in hindsight' the 'most likely' route fans would take once Gate C was open was to go down the tunnel facing the 'most likely' route fans and in to the central pens.
article_snippet: Mr Duckenfield, who has admitted David Duckenfield had 'limited' experience of policing football matches compared with other senior officers, added: 'If I had been a fully competent, experienced, knowledgeable match commander of the experience of Mr (Brian) Mole or Mr Freeman, I no doubt would have thought about it, but I was not in I had been a fully competent, experienced, knowledgeable match commander of the experience of Mr (Brian) Mole or Mr Freeman position.'
article_snippet: Mr Duckenfield said Mr Duckenfield did not think before opening the gates about blocking the tunnel off with a line of police officers - as had happened in previous years.
article_snippet: Miss Lambert said: 'Did you even consider for a moment the possibility that they might go through the central tunnel?' 'Not at all ma'am,' Mr Duckenfield replied.
article_snippet: Mr Duckenfield said there was 'every possibility' that Mr Duckenfield panicked, and accepted that it was a mistake not to have taken steps to close the tunnel leading to the central pens. '
article_snippet: Mr Duckenfield responded: 'No ma'am.'
article_snippet: At 2.59pm, when the match kicked off, Mr Duckenfield told the jury, Mr Duckenfield looked towards the Leppings Lane terrace and had seen 'nothing untoward'.
article_snippet: It was not obvious to Miss Lambert ma'am,' Mr Duckenfield added. '
article_snippet: Mr Duckenfield says Mr Duckenfield was inexperienced in 1989 and may not have been the best man for the job .
highlights_snippet: David Duckenfield was match commander of FA Cup semi-final in 1989 .
  