The game was to be a repeat of the 1988 semi-final, in which Liverpool had faced Nottingham Forest at the same venue. Liverpool fans had begun arriving at the ground from midday, but had to enter their designated stand at Leppings Lane through a small number of decrepit turnstiles.encing had been put up by many football clubs during the 1970s and 80s to control crowds and prevent pitch invasions. A crush of supporters built up outside the ground. By about 1450, pens 3 and 4 - those directly behind the goal-were full, but outside the ground thousands of fans were still waiting to get in.
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Many of Ladbrokes 2000 betting shops open until 7.30pm on Friday 3 April and most of the shops are open for business at 9.00am. on Grand National Day. By lunchtime they are at their busiest, but you have plenty of time throughout the day to place your bet in person as the race takes place at 3.45pm.nterviews can be set up with Ladbrokes betting shop managers in a refurbished Ladbrokes shop in your area. Interviews with Ellen Killen, last year's Racing Post Betting Shop Manager of the Year, about her experiences on Grand National Day can also be arranged.