Liverpool and Man United fans who sang insulting chants should get lifetime bans, says Hillsborough campaigner Even if I had heard it it wouldn't have mattered because there were only a few morons. They are not winning. You have to look at the vast majority. I hope it never creeps back in again. Any form of chanting about any disaster is appalling and it makes you ashamed. If they get caught on CCTV they should not get a second chance - ban them for life so they can never go to a match again. The Manchester United fans were very good yesterday. Obviously there were a few morons but you can't blame the majority. Prior to the match yesterday United great Sir Bobby Charlton presented former Reds striker Ian Rush with flowers, later to be laid at the Hillsborough memorial, and captains Steven Gerrard and Ryan Giggs released 96 red balloons. Mosaics on three sides of the ground reading '96', 'Justice' and 'The Truth' were displayed for the opening minute of the game. Aspinall said the occasion had been a fitting tribute in recognition of the 23-year fight for justice, which will now continue off the field in the law courts. "It was a very emotional day but also a very uplifting one," she added. We just felt very humbled by what the two clubs and fans did. It was a fabulous thing and it didn't matter who won at the end of the day because it was all about the 96. It was a wonderful tribute and I thought it was a lovely moment, a lovely gesture, when Sir Bobby Charlton presented flowers to Ian Rush on the pitch.