suzanne gower is a liverpool fan who was at the match.she described tojoanna gosling what happened i was one of the lucky ones in that i was one of the lucky ones in that i attended with my sister and we got there really early and we were at there really early and we were at the station by about quarter past six and we got into our seats by 650. i'm a lawyer and i worked on the hillsborough inquest sol 650. i'm a lawyer and i worked on the hillsborough inquest so i know quite a bit about crowd management and even at that early stage we got there, i could see that there were developing issues. there were structural problems with the way the crowd were being funnelled through an underpass and they were being eventually cackled by the police and created a narrow corridor using riot vans that the fans were forced through which created pinch points at the underpass and it wasn't too crowded, but we were crowded in and it felt safe at that early stage. but i knew that because of the vans being forced to take the same routine it was going to get

let's speak now to suzanne gower, she's a liverpool fan who was at the match. a lawyer and i worked in the hillsborough inquests i know quite a lot about crowd management and by the early stage we got there i could see that they were developing issues. there were structural problems with the way that the crowd were being funnelled through an underpass. they are being essentially catalogued by the police who had created this narrow corridor that they were forcing the funds through, which was creating pinch points. eitherside through, which was creating pinch points. either side of this underpass. we were crowded in but it felt safe at that very early stage but i knew that, because all the fans are being forced to take the same route in, it was going to get bad and even at that very early stage i was worried they were going to be problems and i was proven right. the operational command was really poor and they did not react to the situation on the ground. 50 to the situation on the ground. so what is your view, now, then, of what is your view, now, then, of what