Jamie Carragher believes Liverpool must continue to support the families

Jamie Carragher believes Liverpool must continue to support the families of the 96 fans who died in the Hillsborough disaster.

Jamie Carragher says the club must do their bit

Carragher attended a vigil in Liverpool on Wednesday night at which those who died at the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest on April 15, 1989 were remembered.

Thousands of people gathered outside the city's St George's Hall on the day an independent report cleared the club's fans of any wrongdoing and revealed a huge cover-up by police and emergency services.

Carragher, who has spent his entire senior career at Anfield, said everyone at the club must continue to do their bit to help the victims' families.

Henry: FA Cup couldn't save Dalglish - Kenny Dalglish and John Henry were all smiles after the Carling Cup victory

Henry: FA Cup couldn't save Dalglish

Liverpool owner John W Henry has admitted that Kenny Dalglish would have been sacked even if the club had won the FA Cup last season.

GettyImagesKenny Dalglish and John Henry were all smiles after the Carling Cup victory

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Dalglish parted distance with the guild quartet life after a unsatisfactory drive which saw the Reds decorativeness eighth in the First League. Pursuing their ending in the Carling Cup, the guild reached the closing of the FA Cup, with reports circulating that Dalglish's perspective hinged on Liverpool's success against Chelsea at Wembley.

The Vapors claimed a 2-1 triumph in the decider, but Physicist insists that item ensue had lowercase fighting on Fenway Sports Assemble's selection to axe their administrator.

"The FA Cup would not score prefabricated any number had he won it, no, no," Physicist is quoted as locution in the Arts press.