Well, i have to explain. I didn't google Heysel before i posted i went on my memories from watching the match, and the build up before.
My point was to stress football supporters at the time, not get professorial about every detail about Hysel and the fatal aftermath.
My comment "before the start" for me encompassed all the time the fans were inside the ground and that was more than an hour before.
Heysel was falling to pieces and as someone else commented earlier, finding a brick or a lump of concrete to hurl at the opposition supporters required nil intelligence, which fans from both sides were fully equipped to do.
Stones, bricks , lumps of concrete were raining from the supposedly neutral zone and the liverpool zone like snow on a perfect christmas day.
It was inevitable that one side or the other would charge their opponents, that's what fans did back in the day. So Liverpool supporters did and with devastating effect.
But to accuse them of being murderers was the point that caused me to take to the mighty (ha ha ) keyboard.
In those days violence was as much part of the matchday package as the ticket to get in, and both sides supporters, even before the game in the city, made the most of the opportunity.
They were both in a neutral city, there were not really passport seizures back then and banning orders, it was a free for all.
I never intended to take blame away from Liverpool, but i believe, from what i saw live at the time, that Juve supporters also needed a quick trip to the confessional too.
Ok that's my point, keyboard warriors load your guns and fire away, but don't charge, you never know what the result will be.