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Liverpool to take action over Martin Tyler’s Hillsborough comments with Sky and BBC According to The Express, Liverpool representatives have invited both, The BBC and Sky Sports to discuss Martin Tyler’s comment about the Hillsborough disaster wherein he compared the incident to hooliganism.

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On Friday morning, Martin Tyler on BBC’s Radio 4 programme covering 30 years of the Premier League said that the 80s was a difficult time for the game before going on to compare the events at Hillsborough to hooliganism.



His words were criticised heavily, followed by which he rendered an apology stating that the Hillsborough disaster and hooliganism are “two separate issues” and “there is no connection at all”.



The disaster during the FA Cup semi-final at Hillsborough in Sheffield on 15th April 1989 caused the death of 97 Liverpool fans in a human crush.

But his recent comments are not just in poor taste but also emblematic of society’s lack of understanding.

How the club decides to proceed remains to be seen.