HomeToday marks the 69th anniversary of the Burnden Park Disaster where 33 people lost their lives.
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The Burnden Park Disaster
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luckyPeterpiper
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1 The Burnden Park Disaster Mon Mar 09 2015, 08:16
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Nat Lofthouse
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2 Re: The Burnden Park Disaster Mon Mar 09 2015, 09:37
luckyPeterpiper
Ivan Campo
Still missed and never forgotten. Rest In Peace. 
3 Re: The Burnden Park Disaster Mon Mar 09 2015, 09:50
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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RIP to the 33.
4 Re: The Burnden Park Disaster Mon Mar 09 2015, 09:52
MartinBWFC
Ivan Campo
Nobody should ever go to the match never to return, RIP the 33.
5 Re: The Burnden Park Disaster Mon Mar 09 2015, 11:06
Reebok_Rebel
Frank Worthington
RIP. I will be buying the new shirt.
I have a programme from that final, its in my dads loft at present, been contemplating framing it for a while if im honest.
It belonged to my granddad who I believe was there with his brother on that fateful day, not long since returned from active duty in WW2.
Never really been able to ask him about it as my granddad died before I was born along with the brother, my dad isn't too sure either as it was found when clearing out the loft at his old home when my grandmother died in 2002.
I have a programme from that final, its in my dads loft at present, been contemplating framing it for a while if im honest.
It belonged to my granddad who I believe was there with his brother on that fateful day, not long since returned from active duty in WW2.
Never really been able to ask him about it as my granddad died before I was born along with the brother, my dad isn't too sure either as it was found when clearing out the loft at his old home when my grandmother died in 2002.
6 Re: The Burnden Park Disaster Mon Mar 09 2015, 18:17
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
Rebel get the programme framed!
I have been surprised how many people had never heard of the disaster, let alone the fact that it was the biggest on a football stadium in Britain before Ibrox.
That day was the first and last time he ever went on Burnden Park, fortunately he returned.
RIP the 33.
I have been surprised how many people had never heard of the disaster, let alone the fact that it was the biggest on a football stadium in Britain before Ibrox.
That day was the first and last time he ever went on Burnden Park, fortunately he returned.
RIP the 33.
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