Sir Bobby hosts Hillsborough families

14th Jan 2013 - Latest News

Families of some of the Hillsborough victims watched Liverpool's latest encounter with Manchester United in the Old Trafford directors' box after a personal invite from Sir Bobby Charlton.

The World Cup winner - now an ambassador for the league leaders - made the offer after laying a floral tribute to the 96 during the reverse fixture at Anfield in September.

Meanwhile, the first song played at Old Trafford on Sunday was The Justice Collective's 'He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother'.





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Top stuff there, great sign of respect and that's what I call a rivalry!
fobiuz
14th Jan 2013 9:36
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