"We were one of the lucky families. Our children came home to us that night and obviously we are eternally grateful for that, but that doesn't mean to say we don't have a great deal of sympathy for those who were not as fortunate as us. I always feel for anyone who was there and for anybody who is a Liverpool fan or has any feelings for Liverpool. One fantastic thing to know is that not just Liverpool fans, but football fans in general, have never vandalized in any shape or form the Eternal Flame that burns outside the Anfield Road end, which shows the great respect that football fans have everywhere." Former Liverpool coach Kenny Dalglish, speaking ahead of Wednesday's 20th anniversary of a tragedy that killed 96 Liverpools fans at Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield and revealing that his two children were in the stadium when the worst disaster in English soccer history took place on April 15, 1989.