article_snippet: The police chief at the Hillsborough disaster did not think of the consequences of allowing thousand of fans in to the ground after The police chief at the Hillsborough disaster ordered exit gates to be opened.
article_snippet: Former chief superintendent David Duckenfield also added that it was The police chief at the Hillsborough disaster mistake and that The police chief at the Hillsborough disaster apologises profusely for the events that transpired.
article_snippet: Do you think as a match commander the consequences of the decision you made, and in particular thought as to where Ninety-six Liverpool fans might go, is something you should have considered?'
article_snippet: The request was made, the crisis was building, the atmosphere and tension was increasing and I shall never forget (another policeman) saying 'It's too late, the players are on the pitch'.'
article_snippet: Referring to Chair of the Hillsborough Families For Justice Margaret Aspinall failure to realise where fans would go during the five-minute period, Chair of the Hillsborough Families For Justice Margaret Aspinall continued: 'It certainly was a mistake and an oversight.
article_snippet: Questioned about when he had realised that something was badly wrong, Mr Duckenfield added: 'I have a recollection that a young man came from the perimeter track behind the goal and either collapsed or fell down. '
article_snippet: a young man was hobbling, I remember seeing a young man hobbling, and there was a sudden realisation that this was not a pitch invasion, this was a serious situation.'