Read the accounts of the people that were in the pens from 2:30 onwards. There's no mention of if being difficult to enter the pens. Only that once you were in, you were in and indeed, the space around them appeared to spontaneously contract. One moment you could move your arms, the next you couldn't. The pressure was unusually coming from the front, not the back whilst there was no room to move backwards as 1000s of people were still entering overcrowded pens unhindered instead of being ushered to the empty side pens.
You do realise none of that makes any logical sense and can't possibly be true right?
If the pressure was coming from the front, its because they had already been pushed forwards and were trying to push back to make room. IE< they had already been pushed at that point. Secondly, if you try to move back, but can't and THOUSANDS of people were still coming in.... that is completely illogical. So there is space, thousands of people are coming in yet no one could move backwards at all? This indicates they were being prevented from moving backwards. I don't know about you but if I push backwards and go nowhere, its because someone is pushing in the opposite direction.
Thirdly, you just said people were pushing........ sorry, pressure.. because normally when everyone stands still and no one pushes, pressure appears out of thin air(okay, it actually does, but not the level of pressure we are talking about).
It's a crowd there are too many people, people push forwards, people at the front start to get crushed, they try to push backwards, people at the back try to move backwards but can't, because people are still pushing their way into the area.
You've already said there WAS pushing, while denying it was even possible the whole time. The statements make no sense as everything claimed is also, impossible. There was no room to go backwards, but room for thousands of people to come in... these are completely contradictory unless for instance the 50th line was the "back" line, the 49th line was, being pushed backwards, the 49th line was trying to push backwards into all this space behind the 50th line... but they couldn't move. The only possibility is the 50th line is pushing forwards.
You can't crush someone without an external force, this is literally impossible, you don't have to have everyone pushing the entire time to create a problem.
If rows 1 through 10 come in normally, rows 10-20 come in, randomly push the front 10 rows massively forwards, and then rows 20 through 100 come in normally as there is plenty of space. There was still pushing, it was the rows 10-20, it could have happened very early, and people behind might not of known, its still the people in rows 10-20 at fault, someone still pushed.
I don't know who did the pushing, I don't know when, I know logic dictates the only possibility is some people were being pushed, the number of people in distress, the number of people trying to get in, the number of people died generally leads me to believe it was people at the back pushing in, but that doesn't have to be the case.
1 person could have been in, 10 people could have come in, rammed him against the fence, and the entire rest filled up normally, the only thing in common with every scenario is a group of fans, at some staged, pushed a bunch of other fans, on purpose, no, out of ignorance, lack of common sense and no care for safety, yes.
Lastly, do you really think a bunch of fans, when interview would after seeing a horrific tragedy go "oh, yeah, I shoved a bunch of people to make room, I really regret that".... really? The police can lie but not a single fan could have, mostly people don't realise what the consequences of their actions had been. You shove ten people to make room for your mate, and you don't realise it set off a chain of events that killed people.
Most people aren't stupid enough, most people at thousands of other games Liverpool fans went to didn't crush people, most of the fans that day did entirely nothing wrong, some almost certainly did, I would expect almost no one in that situation to come out and say they were pushing at the back, absolutely no one.
