Comments by "Adam Bainbridge" (@AdamMGTF) on "Wendover Productions" channel.

Video starts at @15:00 if your looking for an answer to the title question.
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In fairness I doubt it's anywhere near as famous a disaster outside of the UK. Especially as football isn't followed by the vast majority of the world. Heck I'm English and I only know about Hillsborough because of the recent news coverage on the anniversary. Otherwise I'd never have heard about it (and I'm in my mid 30s). As an American I think the creator can be forgiven. Especially as I'm sure there are many other examples in other countries which weren't covered either. Or the video would be hours long.
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The church fire one is so full of irony.
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@martin.feuchtwanger am I defective? Were you born knowing everything? Why would I know something about a football match that happened 30 years ago? I have no interest in football. So why would I learn about it? And yes. Most of the world has no interest in football. It may be followed by a significant portion of people in the UK (I'd guess at more than a quarter but less than half). But in the wider world it's as much a minor sport as is rugby, world rally driving or pole vaulting. I'm not sure why your angry
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@raerohan4241 it may be popular but it's not followed by the majority of people. It's not even followed by the majority of people in Europe. Majority means more than half.
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