Liam Thorp

They are drained.

They are emotional.

They are up and down.

Of course you would be.

Every time that this comes back into the news, it reminds them of the trauma that they've been through.

But ultimately, I'm just staggered by their bravery and their strength to keep going, you know, so many years later, to keep taking the fight to the heart of government.

These are ordinary Scousers, just ordinary people

Mainly working class people whose family went to, as we say, went to a football match and didn't come home.

They never asked to be brought into the situation.

They never asked to have to sort of come together with all these people that they don't know and be sort of bounded for life because they just all were unfortunate enough to be put in such a tragic situation.

So for them to just keep going, well, the least we can do is keep backing them.

And yeah, it's a privilege to do that.