Source: REUTERS/Matthew Childs
[Saba Sports News] The official announcement from Liverpool FC has come out stating that they will construct a new monument called “The Eternal Bond” at Anfield Stadium to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster in 1985. It is understood that the purpose of building the monument is to remember the deceased and respond to fan demands. The monument will fully list the names of the 39 fans who tragically lost their lives on May 29, 1985, at Hillsborough Stadium, ensuring that these lives are never forgotten and expressing the deepest respect and remembrance for them. The Hillsborough disaster is a tragedy in football history where 39 fans died. Constructing a new monument keeps the tragic event in people’s memory, reminding everyone to cherish the current safe and orderly match atmosphere and prevent similar tragedies from happening again. The editor believes that Liverpool’s construction of the new monument passes on the historical lessons of the Hillsborough disaster to younger generations and imparts values such as unity and respect inherent in football. This allows them to understand that football is more than just games; it carries history, culture, and emotion. It motivates them to participate in football with the right attitude and actions.