The authorities are getting a serious kicking at the Hillsborough inquest.

[7sisters]

I imagine it might be what a fair few people thought, though it wasnt my feeling about the whole thing. It's debatable whether that whole narrative was due to ingrained prejudice or due to how it was spun immediately afterwards by people like Ingham, his boss and their boss Murdoch.

Narrative

[Sir C]

The FA,LFC,the fans and local pub owners are not squeaky clean in this

Exactly. Blaming it on one entity and absolving everyone else is tidy, but nonsensical.

[Sir C]

If only a team of learned, sensible, compassionate and impartial people had spent two years examining all of the evidence.

Even more delusional than usual. wd j.

[The Jorge]

Narrative

narrative
ˈnarətɪv/Submit
noun
1.
a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
"a gripping narrative"
synonyms: account, story, tale, chronicle, history, description, record, portrayal, sketch, portrait, statement, report, rehearsal, recital, rendering
"a chronological narrative of Stark's life"
the narrated part of a literary work, as distinct from dialogue.
"the dialogue and the narrative suffer from awkward syntax"
the practice or art of telling stories.
"traditions of oral narrative"
a representation of a particular situation or process in such a way as to reflect or conform to an overarching set of aims or values.
"the coalition's carefully constructed narrative about its sensitivity to recession victims"

[Pat Vegas]

shame Arsene Wenger wasn't then about we could blame him.

[The Jorge]

Sorry, explain to me how this is delusional

[Pat Vegas]

Sorry, explain to me how this is delusional

This is going to end badly. can't we all get along we are all victims at the end of the day :hug:

[IUFG]

what he SHOULD have known is that you don't commit that sort of thing to written word.

even though there is probably an *element* of truth therein.

[7sisters]

narrative
ˈnarətɪv/Submit
noun
1.
a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
"a gripping narrative"
synonyms: account, story, tale, chronicle, history, description, record, portrayal, sketch, portrait, statement, report, rehearsal, recital, rendering
"a chronological narrative of Stark's life"
the narrated part of a literary work, as distinct from dialogue.
"the dialogue and the narrative suffer from awkward syntax"
the practice or art of telling stories.
"traditions of oral narrative"
a representation of a particular situation or process in such a way as to reflect or conform to an overarching set of aims or values.
"the coalition's carefully constructed narrative about its sensitivity to recession victims"

Media word****ery

[The Jorge]

I think you'll find it's totally congruous, apposite even.