더 선 지가 힐스보러 사건 보도와 관련해서 15년만에 유감 표명을 했습니다. 하지만...

어느덧 힐스보러 사건이 일어난지 15년이 지났습니다. 그때만 해도 비록 불행한 사건이었지만 팀은 최고의 전성기 였는데..ㅠ ㅠ ㅠ ㅠ 근데 그 당시에 리버풀을 죽이는데 앞장섰던 사람죽이는데 도사 인 더 선 지가 드디어 리버풀 구단을 향해 유감 (apologise)를 표명 했습니다. (참고로 고 다이에나 왕세자 비 죽음을 기사화를 크게 한 놈들이 바로 더 선 입니다!!!! 그 뒤에 영국왕실로 부터 소송 당하고 기세 등등 하고 ㅉㅉㅉㅉ - *발놈) 영문판으로 된 전문을 밑에 올리겠지만... 이미 리버풀 공식홈페이지에서 유감 표명을 받아 들어야 할지 설문조사를 해서 끝냈는데.. 무려 4238명이 반대 반면 619명은 찬성 (보나마나 남쪽 사람들 특히 런던 시민들이 몰표 했을 가능성 그럼 첼시 or 아스날 팬들이 리버풀 팬으로 위장하고(?) 만약 중간에 위치한 미들랜드 사람들이 몰표 했다면 제가 대신 사죄하겠습니다.-_-) 선 지의 유감 표명은 절대로 받아 들여서는 안됩니다!!!!! 세상을 떠난 96명의 레즈 팬들을 위해서도 안되며 당시에 뛰었던 선수들 그리고 지금 팬과 선수들을 위하여 안됩니다! 저는 절대 반대이며 구단은 반드시 96명을 생각해서 받아들여서는 안됩니다!!! 그리고 이미 사과 하기에는 시기가 너무 늦었습니다!!!!! 그럼 이거는 선 지의 반응 IT is 15 years since The Sun committed the most terrible mistake in its history. By making grave and untrue allegations about the behaviour of Liverpool fans during the Hillsborough disaster, we enraged the city. But more importantly, we tarnished the memory of 96 soccer fans who had tragically lost their lives. And our carelessness and thoughtlessness following that blackest of days made the grief of their families and friends even harder to bear. We long ago apologised publicly to the victims' families, friends and to the city of Liverpool for our awful error. We gladly say sorry again today: fully, openly, honestly and without reservation. If there was any way we could take back our erroneous words of 15 years ago, and by so doing ease the deep anguish we caused to so many people in mourning, we would do it. But there isn't. We can only hope that time will be the great healer. Sadly, for some people in the city of Liverpool, forgetting — never mind forgiving — is impossible. If they want to hate The Sun, then that is their right. We are hardly in a position to blame them. What we find impossible to take, though, is the way some of Liverpool is turning its anger on one of the greatest footballing talents the city has ever seen. Wayne Rooney is one of Liverpool's finest sons. At 18, he is the nation's hero of Euro 2004 and has the potential to outscore England legends like Jimmy Greaves, Bobby Charlton and Alan Shearer. On Merseyside, his name should be the toast of every pub, street and school. Instead, he is being vilified by some Liverpool and Everton fans. We can understand the grief of those who lost loved ones at Hillsborough. We do not condemn the outspoken words of men like John Glover, whose son died in the tragedy, for his loss entitles him to hold any opinion he wishes. But the words of other fans leave us in despair. Wayne Rooney was just three years old at the time of Hillsborough. He and his fiancee Coleen are devastated by this unfair backlash. He should not be punished in 2004 for a mistake The Sun made in 1989. Don't visit our past sins on him. One view on a Liverpool website is that by telling his life story in The Sun, Wayne has "signed his soul away to the devil." Another is that he has "accepted 30 pieces of silver." For goodness sake, give the lad a chance. It's not as if Wayne's the first footballer from Merseyside to talk to The Sun. We have enjoyed a good working relationship with many players and managers over the years. And nearly all Liverpool-born celebrities regularly talk to Britain's favourite daily newspaper. What The Sun finds most depressing about what is going on in Liverpool is the way trouble is stirred up by the local papers, the Post and the Echo. Who owns the Post and Echo? None other than Trinity Mirror. The same company that owns The Sun's rival, the Daily Mirror. The misery being inflicted on Wayne Rooney is a crude effort by them to make commercial gain. We hope that the people of modern Liverpool, a city of spirit and sophistication, are not taken in. A brilliant young athlete, a credit to his club, his city and his country, is being pilloried by the very people who should be hailing him a hero. And The Sun of 2004 no more deserves to be hated on Merseyside than Wayne Rooney does. For a start, most of today's staff weren't on The Sun in 1989 and today's Editor was a 20-year-old student. Many of the callers to BBC Radio Merseyside have acknowledged that fact. Fifteen years is a long time. It is 11 years longer than the First World War, nine years longer than the Second World War. We cannot believe these protests properly represent the opinions of the majority of men and women in Liverpool. No one will ever forget the terrible Hillsborough tragedy, nor those who died and their loved ones. But trashing a young man of whom everyone should be proud is not the way to honour their memory. It is time to move on." 이 놈들 왠 웨인 루니를 가지고 까불고 있어??? 웨인 루니는 단지 같은 리버풀 시민일뿐 팀은 애버튼이야!!!!! 내가 토니 블레어 만 만난다면 선 같은 쓰레기 신문을 당장 폐간 하라고 해야지 아니면 내년 4월에 마이클 하워드 씨가 다우닝 스트리트에 입성 하면 그때 말하던가... 참고로 더 선하고 좆선하고 둘다 폐간 해야 하는 신문!!!