I was on the Kop in 1983 when the ICF left the anfield road end early and waited round the back of the Kop. We were only teenagers and it was a scary occasion. We got as far as Bala Street and were confront by a hundred or more West Ham crew. There were more of us but it was just dads with kids. They charged us and bricks rained down upon us. Somebody organised us and we turned and charged the Londoners. My mate ended up with a broken hand and I found it to be the most shocking football event ever. The match...Liverpool won 3-0 and Billy bonds scored an own goal, for those who can remember being there.
Yeah - I was there. First time I'd seen a West Ham crew at Anfield. The Ice Cream Firm clearly waited for the Anfield Road End to become all-seater before making their belated, overdue visit. Never showed in the days when that part of the ground was a terraced rat-run.
@@johnholmes8178 January 1986 and 'where's your famous ICF?' boomed all around Anfield. Even the Kemmy and the surreal 'there's only one Ice Cream factory'
@@Stephen-lx9nm I must have been fast asleep for 6 hours as I didn't see us getting 'smashed all over Wembley.' that day. Though the replay at Villa Park was tasty. One of my mates got his arms broken in a hammer attack before the game.
I am one of the people that formed the Anny Road around 1970 this video is a joke the commentator wants to get his facts right no one has ever tried to take the kop rubbish Godder
What about the 7,000 Everton fans who packed the left hand side of the kop near the main stand side at derbies in the 70s and 80s? and don't tell me it was friendly I know kopites went in the street end but they were spread out in groups, and some got slapped about, we stood as one and the red shite didn't dare try anything, we slapped a fair few wall pushers in that piss smelling hole as well
Hi william I am sad how the rivalry between the fans has gone s bitter when I was a skinhead I had many great everton mates les powell John beadsley Eddie ashton curro collo eggo whitey andy Vaughan to name a few I even went with them to a few blues games one of he best and no chelsea fan ever mention this rhe 1970 charity shield at Stamford Bridge the blues really gave chelsea bit of a hiding les powell ws superb that day so I hope we are friends take care william Godder just going back to les his best mate was peter kelly
@geoffreywilliams4266 I was an 8 year old kid when me uncle Ronnie took me to the bridge for the 1970 charity shield,we spent the day in various boozers,our Ron was sinking brown ale with his mates while I was on the lemo and eating the old crisps with the little blue salt packet you got with them,I remember howie and blonde Alan scoring,we stood at the front of the shed Everton where everywhere having a go,I was proud of them they stood their ground, I spoke to a Chelsea fan a few years ago who said Chelsea had never seen anything like it,he was at the shield game,told me he got nutted by a toffee!,as for Liverpool, well the hatred (for me anyway) began in 77 with Emlyn Hughes "Everton are tragic " chant,it got worse down the years as their sense of self entitlement grew and grew,I went to the 85 E.C.W cup,what a night,we won the one trophy Liverpool never got their hands on,then a few days later Heysel happened, I'd spoken to a couple of Liverpool lads who said they had their minds set on revenge against the Italians because Roma had given them a hiding, but that night was disgusting, what was even more disgusting was Peter Robinson claiming it wasn't Liverpools fault, it was all down to uefa fault, the stadiums fault, right wing Chelsea fans fault, he sounded like that Michael Jackson song "don't blame it on the sunshine " but we all know what really happened in z section that night,the hatred was topped off when Liverpool held their double cup victory parade on the anniversary of the killings!,what kind of club does that,you seem like a decent bloke and I've nothing against you personally, but do you see where I'm coming from?,anyway my best wishes to you,take good care..UTFT 1878 !!!!💙
@@williambeck1574 so I take it you were at heysel then ,I was there and before we got in the ground we were getting bricked while were on the trams ,suppose that was liverpool fans as well ,me mate went to roma the year before and told me it was every man for themselves because their plod done fuck all to stop it ,remember there was 100000 fans that night and they only gave liverpool 10000 tickets ,anyway back to heysel, there were ultras on the other side of the chicken wire slapping the shirts around ,bizzies marched out of the gap between the 2 sets of fans and liverpool fans ripped that fence down to help the reds on that side ,I remember sitting down on the steps at half time and the smoke was rising because the ground was a shithole ,the steps were crumbling, no one mentions the Juventus fan running at the liverpool end with a starter gun in his hand ,my point is it was awful that night and nothing to be proud of but I guarantee you you and that 7000 hatdcore Everton fans would have done exactly the same thing in that position so dont kid yourself ,you've just gone on about how hard Everton were/are because you're still upto it today ,millwall away a couple of years ago ,coming on here like you were/are angels, again dont kid yourself ,as for Hillsborough, I went there in 85 for a league game and me and my mate ran to that same tunnel and got told by 2 bizzies to go either side ,that's all it would have took but no we still take stick for killing our own ,murderers isnt just for heysel because that great neighbour of ours have got fans getting done for the pushing the hands out ,you know what I mean ,I can take a bit of banter but sometimes and I think you would agree it goes too far !! I understand you hating us for football reasons but dont ever think Everton are angels
I was at the Wolves match in 1976 - a scouse kid smaller than me tried to nick my programme, I held onto it. A mate of ours gentle giant type was beaten up, he was mixed race. There were thousands of Liverpool fans everywhere that night.
First time I went to Liverpool was in 1967. We had a right back playing for the Hammers called John Charles who was mixed race, and I think the only black player in Div 1 at that time. For the entire 90 minutes every time he had the ball a cacophony of monkey choices was heard from every part of the ground. Most teams had people doing this, but these were a tiny minority of morons behind the goal. Everyone in that ground seemed to be a moron that day. Imagine being in John Charles shoes at Anfield. London mayor, the odious Sadiq Khan says he supports Liverpool because the London fans are racist. What a joke, he started supporting Liverpool because he is a glory chaser, like all the other idiots who are from nowhere near Anfield.
LOL. I thought Anfield Scousers reputation was for thieving, & having a good SOH. NOW I know they can be vicious too; well I knew that after living & working in Salford Lancs, & hearing from Salford Reds. AND seeing the photo of the United fan with a dart in their nose, that was in the papers in the late 70s/80s.
I'm Chelsea and this video should be removed for being fake news and total bollocks. Another thing... Heysel would have happened exactly the same if Chelsea and a lot of other clubs fans had been in that end on.that day I've never seen Scousers steaming into away ends , nor have have seen police or horses on the Anfield pitch , or riots at Anfield like I have at The Bridge and other places like Brum v Leeds when a young fan was killed when a wall collapsed during mayhem on the pitch They weren't angels by.no means, no one was. And the authorities were so happy when.fans of other clubs blinded by tribalism believed the cop and football authority criminals who blamed fans for Hillsborough. Spurs fans were on the brink of the same disaster a few years previously and only saved by the closing of the tunnel to stop fans entering the 2 sections where fans were crushed to death a few years later ( its on RUclips) It was going to happen one day, to , children, fathers, etc etc in a totally avoidable tragedy.. . Hooligan books and films never mention ordinary fans being attacked by mobs, they would have us believe it was battles between noble warriors with a strict moral code not to attack innocent fans. Total shite, aside from.the arse kicking and pavement dancing main event , fans minding their own business were attacked and beaten . It was grotesque we should be ashamed of out behaviour ( I know I am) instead of gloating about it. Apart from thst, I hope everyone is well and healthy , and Chelsea go.on the win the Cup and finish above halfway !😁😁😁😁😁😁
I'm an Evertonian and as much as I don't like LFC I have to say that this video is as stupid and fake as the Everton one you posted. It's like you find a few facts and then hang them together with nonsense. I bought your book and it's also pretty silly. No-one got the better of either Liverpool or Everton at home in those days although a few like Millwall and West Ham had a go. The only game I can recall at Goodison that came close to that was Tommy Wrights testimonial when Glasgow Rangers invaded Liverpool and filled the Park End. Our big day was always when either Man U or City came to Liverpool, or we went there. They brought big numbers and we always filled the Scoreboard End and The Kippax when we traveled there. Heysel was a disaster caused by a wall that failed and we all know what really happened at Hillsborough now. Every Evertonian stands side by side with Liverpool over what happened there. I was at the FA Cup Final that year and it was the most emotional game I ever went to. The stories of us going forces with Liverpool on many occasions are true. They were our school mates and workmates and in this days you didn't see violence between the two sets of fans. Something we were both proud of. Liverpool and Everton started the cool; dress sense that you like to call "Casuals". But we called ourselves Scallies. You could spot a Scouser easily from his wedged haircut, trainers and drainee jeans or cords. They were the coolest looking mobs in England who were subsequently copied, first by Mancunians and then by the rest of the country. We could spot each other a mile off. You better do a clean up on your videos because they are often incorrect and they sound ridiculous with the voice-over that hides your identity. Some of the football firm books you read are self-serving, biased accounts of what truly happened.
Tough place to go Liverpool, I went one time with Man United, fighting all the way through the game about 10.000 United turned out, after that game United's ticket allocation was reduced to 2.000. Had more problems at Everton tho, that was evil place to visit.
I remember the Anfied Road End hooligans. The away fans were in the right hand corner then (when viewed from The Kop). They spent the match goading them and there was only a narrow barrier between both sets of fans. They disappeared in the early 80s when that end got seated. They were a nasty lot.
@@mickhavers6778 That lot from across the park (and still do) but I wasn't a hooligan and I certainly didn't carry a Stanley knife! When we played Liverpool I used to stand on the Kop with mates both Blues and Reds. Got threatened once by a psycho but that was all.
Chelsea taking the Kop in 1973 is a myth. Liverpool were never big fighters - more into grafting. After Heysel they got this rep that was not reality. Liverpool's end looked full at Main Road in the 1985 semi so 7,000 tickets not sold seems another myth. Moss Side police said worse violence they have ever seen. Young lads started a riot in anger at the result. Absolute carnage. Mancs were on the pitch celebrating. Mancs got pulverized at Goodison by both Liverpool/Everton. I know Mancs who still talk about it today.
Not years ago they didn't only lately . I was at the battle of everton valley I wasn't there for the trouble but I seen it they joined up everton and liverpool @@TonyKelly-x3f
Many greetings from Michigan. Finding the whole culture behind European football to be immensely intriguing, and I have a question; when you say "Stanley knife" do you mean a Stanley brand box-cutter?? We do share a common tongue, but there are tons of differences and meanings to make them almost completely separate. Many thanks in advance for any illumination on this matter. P.S. I have no idea why the U.S. version is called football, when the place-kicker is the only one who ever kicks the ball, in opposite to yours where, only the goalie (and refs) ever put their hands on the ball, during play... why the U.S. game is called that name over here makes about as much sense as putting a pair of pajamas on a cat. Keep on keepin' on! 🤘🏻
@@nelo3479 Many thanks for the reply! I can accept the fist and the boot, as was noted by an interviewee in one of these videos "fighting is part of being Human" not his exact words, but close enough. But to use what is essentially a large razor blade over a sporting/territorial rivalry... that's pretty cold, and very brutal. Sports fans over here can get a smidge nuts; regardless if their team wins or losses a championship, one can expect a riot, but it is mostly property damage... cars being tipped over and lit on fire. Think the worst thing I can recall from our football is; fans of the Raiders can get out of hand, and will do stuff like throw D-cell batteries at the players. Hockey use to have a lot of brutality amongst the players, including stick fights, which could get pretty bloody. But the NHL cracked down on a lot of it as they wanted to make it more family-friendly, and players were getting damaged for life. Check out a guy from the old days named Larry "the Rock" Zeidel. Keep on keepin' on!🤘🏻
@@namelessentity5851yes, it’s a workman’s knife, retractable razor blade in a handle. Liverpool fans in my experience were the absolute worst. Absolute scum far worse than made out here, not just for violence but also for just robbing and smashing towns up. And again personally seen that far worse than just carrying Stanley knives they actually modify them to have two blades separated by a match stick. It creates two parallel slashes that are difficult to stitch and often cause permanent scarring. Seen them do that to a lad with my own eyes. Absolute scum and the only fans I truly hate. Having said that football now is worlds apart from this, so much safer and family friendly, very rare to get any kind of trouble and kids can attend safely. In the 70s and 80s they were treated like scum and so just ran riot. Nobody cared and football fans were universally hated.
@@namelessentity5851 It's better than teenage kids with Military Grade Assault rifles. Back then all the British comics were filled with WWII stories, everyone's dad or granddad had fought in WWII, Korea etc etc or was trained to fight the Russians in the British Army on the Rhine. I'd lost count of the Nazi guns, SS daggers &/or Japanese swords & stuff I'd seen before I was in my teens. In the 1970's Liverpool still had area's of the city that had been flattened by the Luftwaffe. Where I lived every road had a row of house missing courtesy of the Nazi's. We all grew up on a diet of crap like that & it simply carried on into football rivalry. It was just the times we lived in.
I was talking to a Chelsea guy who attended virtually every game, he said when he went to Anfield in 73 and many Chelsea fans on the coach got out red and white scarves as soon as they approached Liverpool. Being naive, he was wearing his Chelsea away scarf, mainly green with a bit of red and white and made sure only the red and white was visible as he put it in his pocket. Liverpool were all over them and it was only due to his passable fake scouse accent, saying he came from Runcorn, recalling that was a town he passed through on route, that he escaped a hiding. Babs was easily recognisable as a visitor and had his work cut out.
I started in the Road End in 1971 and this is the first time I've ever heard anyone suggesting Chelsea were ever in the Spion Kop. A couple of hundred Mancs, yes. They were protected by police lines up on the shelf in the top corner. No one ever took the Spion Kop.
Agree. Chelsea never showed in any numbers at Anfield during 70s. And only really started turning up after the introduction of segregation barriers in the Anfield Road End.
I bet you had plenty of fun when your ground was closed in the early 70s and played at Anfield v Arsenal, then got kicked off the kop scurrying into the paddock and down to the Anny road end, no one has ever took the kop .............
April 1978 a saw an Asian lad about 12 yrs old and about 4 ft 10 and 6 stones dripping wet.he had a Leeds scarf hanging out of his pocket,I was just about to tell him to put it away when about 10 Liverpool fans jumped him some grown men but fair dos he never went down and when coppers on horse back rescued him he just looked a little shocked.this was easily the most cowardly attack I've ever seen in over 50 years of watching football,and every time I hear about how wonderful and sporting fans of LFC are I just burst out laughing.
That story about the Cov fans is totally made up apart from the bit about 8000+ attending yes there were some coaches damaged and normal types of arrests for 1977 but that was it - it was a freezing cold night overshadowed by a cov coach crashing in the m6 on the way home! In that fog
I can assure you no London fans ever came to anfield in the early 70s believe me know what I am talking about eg 73 I was in the Anny Road end not one west ham fan was in there 3 specials you are in cuckoo land mate Godder original Anny Road ender 1970
Don't know about the 70's but i know Arsenal took a huge mob up to Anfield for the 1989 league title decider game. Don't think anything kicked off out of respect as Hillsborough was a couple of weeks before this game.
Hi zig you are quite correct I was at that game and to this day I have respected arsenal your respect to the dead at Hillsborough was superb your liverpool friend Geoff
@steve-kl9iv totally right about Rome, lads took a beating who were isolated and it only happens once to us, but it wasn't organised at Hysel, the Italian started throwing bricks and bottles and fans getting things thrown at them took it upon themselves to attack through the "chicken wire" segregation .......
oh agreeing with scousers now are you Georgie boy,because its probably happened to your lot ,whoever they are ,sound a bit obsessed with scousers lad 🥱
Most Juve fans were supporting Liverpool the year before. The ultras were at the other end of the stadium in Heysel. In sector Z the injured and deceased were families. Their ages are posted online. +39
@@juveale29the only reason Maybe they were "supporting" us was because they wanted a Roma defeat the year before where again Italian ( Roma ) fans attacked Liverpool fans at their own ground.....so you actually believe most were families.....so didn't throw the bottles , bricks, cans !?!? I wonder who did then...maybe they were caught up in the corner were the crush was but certainly the ones next to the chicken wire were the Italian hooligans ......Also do you not remember the Juve fan arrested ( son of a mayor ) who had a gun on him ........
No wolves fans when anywhere near Liverpool fans, after they won the title and wolves got relegated, there was too many, it was like Scotland fans at Wembley in the 1970s. 1973 Liverpool v Chelsea a dozen Chelsea fans who were drunk came in the kop at half past one, got chased onto the pitch , i was a kid , so I don't know where that story comes from, i didn't think Chelsea had headhunters in 1973, and not 500, it was only leeds, man United, North east fans who ever came to Anfield, obviously everton, and maybe Birmingham, unless it was a cup game.
You're right. I almost got crushed trying to get into the south bank due to the funneling to the turnstiles. I recall LFC fans had even climbed the floodlight pylons, Great night YNWA
Any away fan who traveled to either red or blue Liverpool back in the day, will well remember just how vile they were. I went with Chelsea in 78. Spent most of the match dodging darts being thrown by lovable scousers. After the match they just ran whenever a fair fight look likely. Always looking for stragglers and even scarfers. I heard many horror stories about them and Everton. Total weapon using cowards.
I remember when Liverpool visited Ipswich fa cup 6rd the scousers tried to attack a young Ipswich fan and take his scarfe the scousers ended up getting glassed with a bottle .serve the vermin right 😮
Prior to the construction of the segregation barriers on the Anfield Road End in the mid-late 1970s, the only away supporters to show up - with the obvious exception of Man Utd - were Birmingham City (1972), Middleborough (1974), and Spurs (1975). And no firm has ever attempted to take The Kop. Certainly not Chelsea.
VIOLENCE ONLY BREEDS VIOLENCE *** First of all and very importantly, I strongly condone and deplore all acts of football violence or any violence as ‘violence only breeds violence’. I have seen far too much of it, and I am ashamed and regret many things I committed during my violent days as an ex-football hooligan. Having trained for many years at Martial Arts (Karate, Judo, Kick Boxing) I abused them all, because they are only meant to be applied in Self-Defence, and not for provoking someone to have a fight just to see how good you really are. I have been involved in some of the nastiest violent fights in and outside football grounds and nightclubs for over 25 years with most notorious football hooligan firms around the United Kingdom. I’ve had sharp coins, knives, darts, bricks, bottles, plastic seats, hot cups of tea, fireworks, flares, beer, full cans of fizzy drink; Molotov petrol cocktails, dog faeces, urine, all been thrown at me. I’ve had pepper spray in my face; loaded shotguns in my face on several occasions, and many irate and drunken night-club revellers makings death threats to me for many years. I’ve also, had a loaded magnum 45 revolver pointed at my head; stabbed and threatened with axes, hammers, baseball bats and machetes too many times. They say the older you get the more mature and wiser you become. I thank GOD and give HIM all the GLORY for HIS great grace and power to save me, because I would have died many times over. I thank GOD that I am so blessed to be alive for I would be dead, and long time buried if it wasn’t for HIS unconditional love, grace, and mercy. I can boldly say, “I am a miracle of HIS tender mercies.” They say the older you get the wiser and mature you become! I am so glad I wised up by GOD’S grace, and repented and returned back to GOD to serve HIM as my LORD and personal SAVIOUR. If you reading this message and are still hooked on violence, and still involved in being part of a football firm - let me please give you some good advice, get out while you can! For no one ever really wins in the end because the real true mark of any man is being able to swallow his pride and ego, to walk away from any fight to live another day as the brevity of life is far too short my friend! If you really want to fight someone - then pick a fight with the devil - for he’s the one behind all acts of violence because his business is to kill, cheat, destroy and steal our soul from eternity. But GOD is a GOD of love and peace, and wills you to come to Him through HIS SON JESUS CHRIST and receive a brand new life! Choose you therefore this day whom you will serve GOD or Satan - for this is the day of your salvation - choose life, choose JESUS CHRIST!!! *** from 'BADGER' of the "BOLTS CREW" + "MIGs CREW". Ciao from Italy 🇮🇹 ruclips.net/video/q9iPToUDXgk/видео.html
@@lennon1482 I know it was over, I never said it wasn't, what I said was the urchins didn't exist until 88-89, last but not least going make yourself an nice cup of tea and have an early night.
@@veronicaasemota976 Utd had gone in there to once why isn’t 26000 on to 200 fair .what’s more is we took firm to you every year. I even played it down utd in the kop
Hi William I totally respect your opinion and thank you for your comments william I am still friends with a lof of my everton friends though some since the charity shield have sadly passed away during my skinhead days I have fought and seen many opposition leaders but for me your les powell was the most fearless he was also my friend good luck with your new stadium and ps one of the greatest players I have ever seen even as a red don't mind admitting it Alan Ball your friend Godder
WHAT had they got against Bristol? A port city with better weather? That must've been when the Robins were in Div 1. ( Todays 'Premier' League ) Before the name change, & our national sport was americanised & ruined by the sweet FA.
Would be nice if this computer generated voice could pronounce kopites properly... not kopeets.,plus back in the day,football violence was normal across the whole league.I never took part in any violence ,but remembered once when I was about 13,having to run into an asian owned shop on Walton Breck Road because about 60 Chelsea fans started chasing us,scary times just to go and watch a game of football.
There was nothing friendly about Liverpool or Everton fans during the 80s I went to Anfield with the Swans early 80s and there was carnage outside after the game
@steve-kl9iv No, what happened was , and i was there. There were so many Swans fans locked outside and couldn't get in that a large group decided to try and climb or push down the gates outside. This coincided with the minutes silence that was being held inside. Those outside making the noise did not know what was going on in the ground. There was no intention of any disrespect to Shankly whatsoever. BTW the Jacks more than help their own in the trouble outside
@steve-kl9iv It was the early 80s mate a different time altogether, but that is the honest truth. It was the Shankly gates, they tried to force them open. Mounted police arrived then swinging their batons, I don't think i have ever moved so quickly
@@iandavies6575 That didn't happen , I was in The Anfield Road end next to the Swansea supporters. They sang all the way through the minutes silence. I doubt there was that many outside.
Curious. I was at this game, dont remember seeing any violence at all. Sadly remember Liverpools winning goal, one of the best I have ever seen. I nearly applauded! An old Spurs fan.
Ruff place to visit back in early 70's when you only had 100 or so (mostly mile end and us Essex) it was like fighting red Indians they have massive numbers but 73 there was 300 went, done well before the game and mile end and Morgan's lot done the Annie mob we also done well out side but it was the calm before the storm we got complacent and broke into casual groups and scouse's came back red and blue n white scarf's they had joined up and they bashed all our groups along the scotty Road, we all got a right kicking, probably the worst kicking I ever see us get, people were slashed up I had to go to hospital concussion(15 at the time) they took no prisoners, games I went to after that we never retreated and come out on top when we clashed but old bill with their long sticks had it under control most of the time shoving us on buses .
TBF maybe the Anfield Scousers had a good SOH, because they are consistently winning things. BUT not in the Fergie United era. MY experience of 'hooliganism,' watching games in the late 70s & 80s was if you wanted a 'Ruck' you had to go & find it. BUT I only went to a handful of games.
With a few exceptions - any Man U fan from the 1980s is still bitter. LFC seems to dominate their brain. I can understand it to an extent - Man U possibly should have won the title in 1984 and 1986 and we did instead -but they still had FA Cup wins when it was a huge tournament then and had lots of good moments especially against LFC -and Robson was a great player. OT was a great ground. Great times in general. The few mancs who are sound - I have more in common with them than modern LFC tourist fans. An area that breeds miserable people like Neville and Sumner explains itself I guess. Maybe its the weather?
@@randyborstol2491 OT was a great ground. WHEN I saw the Trickies, after the BC & PT era, & after Collymore & Lars Bohinen had left & gutted the team; OT to me had a poor atmosphere, & reminded me of a 5 star ✨⭐⭐ hotel. TOO many 🦐 sandwiches & plastic fake foreign, & Home counties fans. RK is still 110% right! I include those parasites 🪱🪱 the Glazers in that description, even though they weren't there then. AGAINST MODERN ⚽ 110%
I went there has a guest with sheff wed OCS crime squad ,first of all coach pulled up outside a big old pubs , because year before Everton and Liverpool joined up on them ,and hospitalized some nothing this time ,till the ground boxing day in 80 s ,so 50 of us outside ticket office ,next minutes young lads shouting tickets lar ,tickets lar ,next minute were attacked backs to ticket office wall ,sore faces next thing we're going in kemlyn road we had a big fight ,spilled on to pitch then escorted up to our end all going crazy ,cos of result in liverpools end .
@steve-kl9iv wow after all these yrs ,first time it's been remembered I do like it was yesterday ,I don't remember you singing at the fans we fought with ,because too caught up with the moment ,then all of a sudden we were by the pitch ,looking back though with what you said with heysel ,it does ring true at first I did think your fans were slow to fight back , obviously outnumbering us big style but fair play and ,just smiling to myself after your message brought the incedent back in a more intense way ,OCS were a rite bunch of top heads though back then , especially this 50 led by a lad called Ian Chapman ,when I used to stay over at is some weekends in Sheffield ,all he watched was war events and lived and breathed hating blades ,I mean hatred beyond normal but back then I wasn't on same level ,cos I come from a town blackpool there game and script back then was much bigger ,thanks for sharing your take with me freind ,much appreciated couldn't of been easy for you to swallow 🤝
@steve-kl9ivyeah obviously started at the back of stand ,as soon as we got in we kicked it off and then complete mayhem ,as we know when this goes off and then naturally,through the numbers home section the foes will get taken out lol ,I actually had similar the opposite way round at Bloomfield road,as I said I was a guest that day of chapman's OCS top lad ,but I've always been a blackpool fc fan ,we met through respect Chapman had for tangerine army ,in 80 s we had our fair share of lunatics honest ,and he said pool fans were the only ones he d known run the OCS around Sheffield and smash them ,so this what I'm on about was boros Frontline,came to blackpool in 80 s 7,000 😂,looniest day I've ever known anyway we got in south stand home end ,Bloomfield Rd just as we did cos two tears boro fans were getting smashed around 100 in our end ,chucked down to us then our section smashed em ,but knowere to go cos like you at Hillsborough there was fencing up ,in the end police came in and escorted the very sore and bloodied boro fans ,but there was hundreds of sore faces that day in blackpool lol .
Thank-you for that. If they think the scousers were bad, they should have made there way up to your territory. The old firm, Rangers and Celtic, you'd have to get out of there quickly after the match, or else. Hibs fans were notorious for causing havoc. I remember watching a doc on the telly about Firms from all over the world and Hibs fans were some of the worst. They had lookouts on top of the hill to see when the away fans were arriving by train. The fans on the hill would signal to the rest and all hell would break loose at the train station before the away fans had a chance to make their way to Easter Road.
@@delby66 I'm a Tim , I knew a few of the Hibs lads from back in the day. Terry tip toes , Bradley, Ivor, big John C. Couple of firms in Scotland worth a mention. Not just Hibs. Dundee Utility ( the only two club firm I've heard of , Dundee and Dundee utd) Aberdeen ASC , CCS and a little club called Motherwell ( SS ). We are more scarfers. Fuck the ICF, Celtic ruled the city centre! Great video , 🍀🏴🇮🇪🍀
@@paulallen3011 please don't call us jocks la, those cockneys use it as a slur! We've basically got the same DNA. I consider Liverpool a separate country. I'm also a socialist, Liverpool is a socialist city. I mean class struggle socialism , not the pish they pushing now. Great city , great people.
Peter Kelly , leader good hard lads with him, ask the ICF when they battered them back 2 miles to lime street , picked off big time on their back foot .....the proper west ham boys know that .........
@mickhavers6778 that west ham game was a midweek game 78 West ham got ruined ,they ran down the side street towards the kop on their toes from the second they left the Annie Road , seen many in a bad way especially by lime Street , felt sorry for them lad it may have been earlier 76 big firm but Liverpool back then had a big firm ,made bugger with the Everton lads we'd come as one at anfiekd or goodison especially Cup games mid-week unstoppable firm all these snide remarks from other shows they just run of the mill stereotype if you were about 70 to mid 80s at anfield and you were up here for a rumble you knew yous were getting one and much more especially if we got near yous ,the mention of craft or the carpet knit the Stanley knife mid 70s there were dockers hooks being from Everton docklands a dockers hook was a everyday tool and the were used you come our gaff or through Everton scottie Rd to either ground you'd have your wortk cut out with the scallies from the Everton District before you met or swerved the Rd End or the Everton firm much smaller than the road end firm never rated Chelsea on Merseyside or West ham arsenal semi final andield arsenal had a little go with numbers but even they folded as it was cmon them constantly stop the snide remarks were past them decades we survive it we can have a bita respect for one another today if you were there tiu know the score lads just less of rhe an
Can't remember Liverpool doing anything at highbury, Everton county road cutter's tried very hard in a league cup match in 1987 in the clock end, before having the shit kicked and punched out of them by a youthful Herd mob, mainly teenager's and men in their early 20s, Arsenal hooligan's in the 80s weren't a joke.
@@johnholmes8178 if we're so easy, why didn't you have the bollock's to come fight us then you liverpool coward's ??? At least we beat up the millwall bushwacker's in whitechapel's east end in the 90s, chase 200 west ham icf down hackney road and barking road in the 80s on the way to upton park, invade aston villa's holte end, vandalise a dozen leeds united's coaches at wembley in a cup final 1972 I think it was, heavily outnumbering them and the service crew was frightened to get off the coach, battered chelsea's shed in 1973, and we conquered man. united in salford a few time's, but we got a lot more victories against the red army at highbury, they couldn't dare mess with us at our ground and in king's cross station, but what have you liverpool boy's done ??? You can boast all the champion's league's you want, but when it come's to fighting, you're not on Arsenal's level, pipe down.
@@shaunangell2265 thank you very much fella🍻🥂, anyone with common sense like yourself would know this, a lot of people don't know Arsenal, if Denton was still alive, we would've been a lot more active, spurs wouldn't stand a chance against us, they weren't interested when we turned up at white hart lane in a league cup match in 2015, Denton's brother is a very tough guy and can hold his ground, but he's not as passionate as how Denton was, Denton was just special.
Wolves v Liverpool 1981. Scouse scallies waiting outside Molineux were ambushed in an organised and coordinated attack by the Subway Army firm. Liverpool took a bad beating that day with lots of scousers slashed.
Was there that day. Your only result was on the field; a 1-0 win to Wolves. Off the field, never got touched. Don't know anyone who did. Outside the ground you never came near us. Don't make up stories 40 years on.
If you listen to this bell ends commentary you realise most of it starts with other crews turning up for a ruck and getting sorted by the LFC fans....what should they do let them just walk in. Clown!
Met a Zulu lad on holiday....he was honest about them getting done at Anfield a few times in the 80's....! Like we'd get done at times....all these lads sayin ..oh we NEVER got ran are just lying....!!!
we use fight all the time but we never murdered anyone guv. Innocent guv Chelsea Fan Terry Farley the DJ once gave an interview in the late 1980s and he says when he heard about fighting at Heysel, his reaction was 'get in there Liverpool - show those eyeties'. Any match goers of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s knew what a load of cunts Italians could be and a national tribal feeling of solidarity use exist back then. Brian Clough in the preview to the 1982 World Cup said 'we've always had trouble with them (Italians). Nasty'. Any match lad knew if their fans were in block Z that night - the same thing would have happened. Chelsea charged us at the 1982 FA Cup game at the Bridge in identical fashion. Despite beating Everton to the Double in 1986 I never heard any shit off them about Heysel. There was a feeling we were all in it together. Especially against the Tories. I can't remember any taunts we use get post Heysel at away games. Most knew it was bollocks. So i don't know if this Heysel blame and using 38 dead Italians and 1 irishman to score internet points is from new fans who jumped on the Premier League bandwagon and are looking for some tribalism to replace the vacuum that the modern bland corporate shite and their marketing departments have created. or older fans who are pumped up by the 24/7 media that football now gets
Exactly, probably just what was known as 'boot boys' ? Went my first match in 72 & and remember the geezers in flares & scarves round wrists 😊'@bigpants6121
Preferred going against Everton fans .. you knew you were in a good battle… always felt calm at Liverpool.. like I said Everton.. different story .. loved the battles ..definitely more hostile… coming from mufc fan . 80’s
Huge firm down that day.... Untouchable... Yous got scattered in the seats after the match.... Yous lot don't have a good record against the scouse teams... 🤡...
Yes I lived in Deptford then liverpool had the whole end and took it to them in the side seats when.they started singing about Hillsborough and scattered them.
I was at the game at Heysell. It's funny that no one remembers the Italians holding up a huge red and white banner saying Red's animals and the fact that some of the Italian fans had guns and fired into the Liverpool end. Also the Juventus fans spitting at young Liverpool fans through the fence. This was the side where there were Juventus fans which was a deliberate act to stair up trouble so that UEFA could ban English clubs as they were dominant in Europe at the time. Villa, Liverpool, Forest.
@@ianspeed2009 yeah mate, still no excuse for what happened though. Couldn't believe it on the night and nobody was interested in the game after that. Badly organised shambles by eufa and the hooligan element did the rest. Absolutely horrible what happened
Yeah I totally agree with you mate it was a tragedy which i don't deny. However i do think it was a conspiracy agains the English clubs.@@paulallen3011
Tommy the Tosser, never been to a game in his life. Why not go into Liverpool City Centre and ask some of the locals if they are known as the victims. You deluded two bob ignorant Gobshite.
Liverpool fans rewriting history again Liverpool never did united at goodison and even returned 7000 tickets for maine Road replay anyone who was at both games knows and I thought chelsea fans caused heysel 😅😅😅😅😅
@@lennon1482That blue scouse rat who got his face chopped off at Millwall was the saint of Liverpool the next day on the rats FB pages, despite being part of a firm called the County Road Cutters. ATVNOF,is so true, it’s never been just a Hillsboro’ thing.
While all the idiot cockneys were fighting the locals abroad , the Huyton Baddies and scouse scallies were robbing the jewelry shops , the mugs ........ha ha
I used to go in the anfield road end the Annie road crew were just a gang of small minded idiotic kids thinking they were hard guys they were just noise and no action bit exaggerated these tales
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I was on the Kop in 1983 when the ICF left the anfield road end early and waited round the back of the Kop. We were only teenagers and it was a scary occasion. We got as far as Bala Street and were confront by a hundred or more West Ham crew. There were more of us but it was just dads with kids. They charged us and bricks rained down upon us. Somebody organised us and we turned and charged the Londoners. My mate ended up with a broken hand and I found it to be the most shocking football event ever.
The match...Liverpool won 3-0 and Billy bonds scored an own goal, for those who can remember being there.
Yeah - I was there. First time I'd seen a West Ham crew at Anfield. The Ice Cream Firm clearly waited for the Anfield Road End to become all-seater before making their belated, overdue visit. Never showed in the days when that part of the ground was a terraced rat-run.
@@johnholmes8178 January 1986 and 'where's your famous ICF?' boomed all around Anfield. Even the Kemmy and the surreal 'there's only one Ice Cream factory'
@@johnholmes8178You took 14 to the return leg cowards😂West Ham smashed you all over wembley in the league cup final 😂
@@Stephen-lx9nm What return leg ? It was a league game 🤦♀️
@@Stephen-lx9nm I must have been fast asleep for 6 hours as I didn't see us getting 'smashed all over Wembley.' that day. Though the replay at Villa Park was tasty. One of my mates got his arms broken in a hammer attack before the game.
I am one of the people that formed the Anny Road around 1970 this video is a joke the commentator wants to get his facts right no one has ever tried to take the kop rubbish
Godder
What about the 7,000 Everton fans who packed the left hand side of the kop near the main stand side at derbies in the 70s and 80s? and don't tell me it was friendly I know kopites went in the street end but they were spread out in groups, and some got slapped about, we stood as one and the red shite didn't dare try anything, we slapped a fair few wall pushers in that piss smelling hole as well
Hi william I am sad how the rivalry between the fans has gone s bitter when I was a skinhead I had many great everton mates les powell John beadsley Eddie ashton curro collo eggo whitey andy Vaughan to name a few I even went with them to a few blues games one of he best and no chelsea fan ever mention this rhe 1970 charity shield at Stamford Bridge the blues really gave chelsea bit of a hiding les powell ws superb that day so I hope we are friends take care william
Godder just going back to les his best mate was peter kelly
@geoffreywilliams4266 I was an 8 year old kid when me uncle Ronnie took me to the bridge for the 1970 charity shield,we spent the day in various boozers,our Ron was sinking brown ale with his mates while I was on the lemo and eating the old crisps with the little blue salt packet you got with them,I remember howie and blonde Alan scoring,we stood at the front of the shed Everton where everywhere having a go,I was proud of them they stood their ground, I spoke to a Chelsea fan a few years ago who said Chelsea had never seen anything like it,he was at the shield game,told me he got nutted by a toffee!,as for Liverpool, well the hatred (for me anyway) began in 77 with Emlyn Hughes "Everton are tragic " chant,it got worse down the years as their sense of self entitlement grew and grew,I went to the 85 E.C.W cup,what a night,we won the one trophy Liverpool never got their hands on,then a few days later Heysel happened, I'd spoken to a couple of Liverpool lads who said they had their minds set on revenge against the Italians because Roma had given them a hiding, but that night was disgusting, what was even more disgusting was Peter Robinson claiming it wasn't Liverpools fault, it was all down to uefa fault, the stadiums fault, right wing Chelsea fans fault, he sounded like that Michael Jackson song "don't blame it on the sunshine " but we all know what really happened in z section that night,the hatred was topped off when Liverpool held their double cup victory parade on the anniversary of the killings!,what kind of club does that,you seem like a decent bloke and I've nothing against you personally, but do you see where I'm coming from?,anyway my best wishes to you,take good care..UTFT 1878 !!!!💙
I was there at most of them games ,what rubbi😢sh
@@williambeck1574 so I take it you were at heysel then ,I was there and before we got in the ground we were getting bricked while were on the trams ,suppose that was liverpool fans as well ,me mate went to roma the year before and told me it was every man for themselves because their plod done fuck all to stop it ,remember there was 100000 fans that night and they only gave liverpool 10000 tickets ,anyway back to heysel, there were ultras on the other side of the chicken wire slapping the shirts around ,bizzies marched out of the gap between the 2 sets of fans and liverpool fans ripped that fence down to help the reds on that side ,I remember sitting down on the steps at half time and the smoke was rising because the ground was a shithole ,the steps were crumbling, no one mentions the Juventus fan running at the liverpool end with a starter gun in his hand ,my point is it was awful that night and nothing to be proud of but I guarantee you you and that 7000 hatdcore Everton fans would have done exactly the same thing in that position so dont kid yourself ,you've just gone on about how hard Everton were/are because you're still upto it today ,millwall away a couple of years ago ,coming on here like you were/are angels, again dont kid yourself ,as for Hillsborough, I went there in 85 for a league game and me and my mate ran to that same tunnel and got told by 2 bizzies to go either side ,that's all it would have took but no we still take stick for killing our own ,murderers isnt just for heysel because that great neighbour of ours have got fans getting done for the pushing the hands out ,you know what I mean ,I can take a bit of banter but sometimes and I think you would agree it goes too far !! I understand you hating us for football reasons but dont ever think Everton are angels
I was at the Wolves match in 1976 - a scouse kid smaller than me tried to nick my programme, I held onto it. A mate of ours gentle giant type was beaten up, he was mixed race. There were thousands of Liverpool fans everywhere that night.
First time I went to Liverpool was in 1967. We had a right back playing for the Hammers called John Charles who was mixed race, and I think the only black player in Div 1 at that time. For the entire 90 minutes every time he had the ball a cacophony of monkey choices was heard from every part of the ground. Most teams had people doing this, but these were a tiny minority of morons behind the goal. Everyone in that ground seemed to be a moron that day. Imagine being in John Charles shoes at Anfield. London mayor, the odious Sadiq Khan says he supports Liverpool because the London fans are racist. What a joke, he started supporting Liverpool because he is a glory chaser, like all the other idiots who are from nowhere near Anfield.
I'm assuming from a lot of the crap posted on here that only Liverpool have naughty fans and all other fans are angels.
LOL.
I thought Anfield Scousers reputation was for thieving, & having a good SOH.
NOW I know they can be vicious too; well I knew that after living & working in Salford Lancs, & hearing from Salford Reds.
AND seeing the photo of the United fan with a dart in their nose, that was in the papers in the late 70s/80s.
Obviously...no mention of Millwall fans...
I'm Chelsea and this video should be removed for being fake news and total bollocks.
Another thing... Heysel would have happened exactly the same if Chelsea and a lot of other clubs fans had been in that end on.that day
I've never seen Scousers steaming into away ends , nor have have seen police or horses on the Anfield pitch , or riots at Anfield like I have at The Bridge and other places like Brum v Leeds when a young fan was killed when a wall collapsed during mayhem on the pitch
They weren't angels by.no means, no one was.
And the authorities were so happy when.fans of other clubs blinded by tribalism believed the cop and football authority criminals who blamed fans for Hillsborough. Spurs fans were on the brink of the same disaster a few years previously and only saved by the closing of the tunnel to stop fans entering the 2 sections where fans were crushed to death a few years later ( its on RUclips)
It was going to happen one day, to , children, fathers, etc etc in a totally avoidable tragedy..
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Hooligan books and films never mention ordinary fans being attacked by mobs, they would have us believe it was battles between noble warriors with a strict moral code not to attack innocent fans.
Total shite, aside from.the arse kicking and pavement dancing main event , fans minding their own business were attacked and beaten .
It was grotesque we should be ashamed of out behaviour ( I know I am) instead of gloating about it.
Apart from thst, I hope everyone is well and healthy , and Chelsea go.on the win the Cup and finish above halfway !😁😁😁😁😁😁
What a bell end u are 🤮
Well said mate
This is the most ridiculous thing I've read in years. It must have been made by a 15 year old kid.😅
or the sun rag !!!
🤣🤣🤣
Why you showing city and United fans fighting when you mention United and Liverpool..
I'm an Evertonian and as much as I don't like LFC I have to say that this video is as stupid and fake as the Everton one you posted. It's like you find a few facts and then hang them together with nonsense. I bought your book and it's also pretty silly.
No-one got the better of either Liverpool or Everton at home in those days although a few like Millwall and West Ham had a go. The only game I can recall at Goodison that came close to that was Tommy Wrights testimonial when Glasgow Rangers invaded Liverpool and filled the Park End.
Our big day was always when either Man U or City came to Liverpool, or we went there. They brought big numbers and we always filled the Scoreboard End and The Kippax when we traveled there. Heysel was a disaster caused by a wall that failed and we all know what really happened at Hillsborough now. Every Evertonian stands side by side with Liverpool over what happened there. I was at the FA Cup Final that year and it was the most emotional game I ever went to.
The stories of us going forces with Liverpool on many occasions are true. They were our school mates and workmates and in this days you didn't see violence between the two sets of fans. Something we were both proud of.
Liverpool and Everton started the cool; dress sense that you like to call "Casuals". But we called ourselves Scallies. You could spot a Scouser easily from his wedged haircut, trainers and drainee jeans or cords. They were the coolest looking mobs in England who were subsequently copied, first by Mancunians and then by the rest of the country. We could spot each other a mile off.
You better do a clean up on your videos because they are often incorrect and they sound ridiculous with the voice-over that hides your identity. Some of the football firm books you read are self-serving, biased accounts of what truly happened.
I feel like Manchester has always been looking over and copying Liverpool
💯 facts right there. I even see Jason Cundy trying to dress like what Scousers started even now.
Lol 5mins 47 this picture is peterborough v leeds at london road fa cup game.why are you showing this as liverpool / arsenal
Tough place to go Liverpool, I went one time with Man United, fighting all the way through the game about 10.000 United turned out, after that game United's ticket allocation was reduced to 2.000. Had more problems at Everton tho, that was evil place to visit.
I remember the Anfied Road End hooligans. The away fans were in the right hand corner then (when viewed from The Kop). They spent the match goading them and there was only a narrow barrier between both sets of fans. They disappeared in the early 80s when that end got seated. They were a nasty lot.
Who did you support ?
@@mickhavers6778 That lot from across the park (and still do) but I wasn't a hooligan and I certainly didn't carry a Stanley knife! When we played Liverpool I used to stand on the Kop with mates both Blues and Reds. Got threatened once by a psycho but that was all.
Nasty lot at home games. No marks 1 on 1.
@steve-kl9ivNah just Liverpool
Twatted the mancs at goodison in 79 and 83.
Chelsea taking the Kop in 1973 is a myth. Liverpool were never big fighters - more into grafting. After Heysel they got this rep that was not reality.
Liverpool's end looked full at Main Road in the 1985 semi so 7,000 tickets not sold seems another myth. Moss Side police said worse violence they have ever seen. Young lads started a riot in anger at the result. Absolute carnage. Mancs were on the pitch celebrating. Mancs got pulverized at Goodison by both Liverpool/Everton. I know Mancs who still talk about it today.
Shite
@@alanparker4845 oh my dear Oscar, I wish I had said that.
@@alanparker4845Everton Hate Liverpool more than anyone Everton would have turned on Liverpool the drop of hat your right he talks Shite
@@TonyKelly-x3f they do now but not early 80s
Not years ago they didn't only lately . I was at the battle of everton valley I wasn't there for the trouble but I seen it they joined up everton and liverpool @@TonyKelly-x3f
Can tell you no donkey jackets were stolen that’s a fact
Only Harrington jackets off the cockneys .......ha ha ha
Who the fuck in their right mind would rob a Donkey Jacket? Sheepies and Harringtons, yes, but Donkey Jackets? Where do they get this crap from?
I remember Spurs coming to Everton in the 1980s all and they were all wearing donkey jackets - nice and thick so they wouldn’t be slashed !!!
@@gary1961DONKEY jackets🙂
BLOODY expensive on e-bay now. I'd love an NCB one.
@@gary1961 Chelsea late 70ts
Many greetings from Michigan. Finding the whole culture behind European football to be immensely intriguing, and I have a question; when you say "Stanley knife" do you mean a Stanley brand box-cutter??
We do share a common tongue, but there are tons of differences and meanings to make them almost completely separate. Many thanks in advance for any illumination on this matter.
P.S. I have no idea why the U.S. version is called football, when the place-kicker is the only one who ever kicks the ball, in opposite to yours where, only the goalie (and refs) ever put their hands on the ball, during play... why the U.S. game is called that name over here makes about as much sense as putting a pair of pajamas on a cat. Keep on keepin' on! 🤘🏻
ye the knife
@@nelo3479 Many thanks for the reply! I can accept the fist and the boot, as was noted by an interviewee in one of these videos "fighting is part of being Human" not his exact words, but close enough. But to use what is essentially a large razor blade over a sporting/territorial rivalry... that's pretty cold, and very brutal.
Sports fans over here can get a smidge nuts; regardless if their team wins or losses a championship, one can expect a riot, but it is mostly property damage... cars being tipped over and lit on fire.
Think the worst thing I can recall from our football is; fans of the Raiders can get out of hand, and will do stuff like throw D-cell batteries at the players. Hockey use to have a lot of brutality amongst the players, including stick fights, which could get pretty bloody. But the NHL cracked down on a lot of it as they wanted to make it more family-friendly, and players were getting damaged for life. Check out a guy from the old days named Larry "the Rock" Zeidel.
Keep on keepin' on!🤘🏻
@@namelessentity5851yes, it’s a workman’s knife, retractable razor blade in a handle. Liverpool fans in my experience were the absolute worst. Absolute scum far worse than made out here, not just for violence but also for just robbing and smashing towns up. And again personally seen that far worse than just carrying Stanley knives they actually modify them to have two blades separated by a match stick. It creates two parallel slashes that are difficult to stitch and often cause permanent scarring. Seen them do that to a lad with my own eyes. Absolute scum and the only fans I truly hate. Having said that football now is worlds apart from this, so much safer and family friendly, very rare to get any kind of trouble and kids can attend safely. In the 70s and 80s they were treated like scum and so just ran riot. Nobody cared and football fans were universally hated.
@@namelessentity5851 It's better than teenage kids with Military Grade Assault rifles. Back then all the British comics were filled with WWII stories, everyone's dad or granddad had fought in WWII, Korea etc etc or was trained to fight the Russians in the British Army on the Rhine. I'd lost count of the Nazi guns, SS daggers &/or Japanese swords & stuff I'd seen before I was in my teens. In the 1970's Liverpool still had area's of the city that had been flattened by the Luftwaffe. Where I lived every road had a row of house missing courtesy of the Nazi's. We all grew up on a diet of crap like that & it simply carried on into football rivalry. It was just the times we lived in.
@johnmichaelson9173 how true about the WW 2 comics- Warlord were you a secret agent ? .
How could United try to escape the Annie road when the semi was at Goodison, more bullshit
This is a unbelievable confusing video 👏😂👏
I was talking to a Chelsea guy who attended virtually every game, he said when he went to Anfield in 73 and many Chelsea fans on the coach got out red and white scarves as soon as they approached Liverpool. Being naive, he was wearing his Chelsea away scarf, mainly green with a bit of red and white and made sure only the red and white was visible as he put it in his pocket. Liverpool were all over them and it was only due to his passable fake scouse accent, saying he came from Runcorn, recalling that was a town he passed through on route, that he escaped a hiding. Babs was easily recognisable as a visitor and had his work cut out.
no one took the Kop. I never heard of Chelsea on the Kop in my 50 years. This is literally the first I have heard of it.
THOSE thick Scousers; Runcorn is in Cheshire, & the Wirral.
@@randyborstol2491 Total Bollocks Chelsea taking the Kop.
@@B1Gdipper Only true wool Sheep Shaggers can pinpoint precisely where Runcorn is on the map, a bit like you really.
@@billybonds4449 EWE what Hammer ⚒️ Head?
CAN ewe "... Pinpoint precisely..." where WHUFC are in the FA Cup?🤭
HMM...I do love a Dorset Horn❤️🐑
Phil Thompson will give you a dif version of battering gate. It was open.
I started in the Road End in 1971 and this is the first time I've ever heard anyone suggesting Chelsea were ever in the Spion Kop. A couple of hundred Mancs, yes. They were protected by police lines up on the shelf in the top corner. No one ever took the Spion Kop.
The only one that took the spion kop are dead ones spion liverpool nobody on earth can do scousers
Agree. Chelsea never showed in any numbers at Anfield during 70s. And only really started turning up after the introduction of segregation barriers in the Anfield Road End.
About 50 Sunderland got on the Kop in 91 and lasted about 2 mins before the police took them Back to the anny Rd away section
@johnholmes8178 Man Utd have been turning up in numbers ever since i started going in the early 1970s.
And always plenty of fun👊🏻
I bet you had plenty of fun when your ground was closed in the early 70s and played at Anfield v Arsenal, then got kicked off the kop scurrying into the paddock and down to the Anny road end, no one has ever took the kop .............
Love how the Scousers drive the English crazy 😂
Scouse not English here lad ,
@@veronicaasemota976slave trading famine dogerr😂
Fuck the inbred Aristocracy British Crown 👍
Scouse is English
@rickynorwood7229 to some maybe, to others it's scouse ,strong Irish backgrounds & jocks
April 1978 a saw an Asian lad about 12 yrs old and about 4 ft 10 and 6 stones dripping wet.he had a Leeds scarf hanging out of his pocket,I was just about to tell him to put it away when about 10 Liverpool fans jumped him some grown men but fair dos he never went down and when coppers on horse back rescued him he just looked a little shocked.this was easily the most cowardly attack I've ever seen in over 50 years of watching football,and every time I hear about how wonderful and sporting fans of LFC are I just burst out laughing.
Go sleep
Never you ever fuck with scousers
That kid should have been a fighter . 10 couldn't put him down wow
That story about the Cov fans is totally made up apart from the bit about 8000+ attending yes there were some coaches damaged and normal types of arrests for 1977 but that was it - it was a freezing cold night overshadowed by a cov coach crashing in the m6 on the way home! In that fog
I can assure you no London fans ever came to anfield in the early 70s believe me know what I am talking about eg 73 I was in the Anny Road end not one west ham fan was in there 3 specials you are in cuckoo land mate
Godder original Anny Road ender 1970
49 to West Ham!😂
@@paulnewton9733When ? Context please.....
Don't know about the 70's but i know Arsenal took a huge mob up to Anfield for the 1989 league title decider game.
Don't think anything kicked off out of respect as Hillsborough was a couple of weeks before this game.
Hi zig you are quite correct I was at that game and to this day I have respected arsenal your respect to the dead at Hillsborough was superb your liverpool friend
Geoff
@@geoffreywilliams4266 As it should of been my friend, Arsenal are not one of them scummy mobs who mock the dead or tragedies involving other clubs.
There were no Chelsea Head Hunters firm in 1973 ffs🙈 that was years later
100% my thoughts as well
Yeah icf came after this 🙄
Yeah fkn rite it was 😂
yes Hickey and Greenaway were in vogue in '73.
Greenaway was watching Chelsea from the 50s till the late 90s, and was not a Headhunter
This is almost a rehash of the Everton video. Both are a load of nonsense, who writes this stuff?
Always saw Heysel as revenge for the battering they got in Rome when they beat Roma l to win the European Cup.
@steve-kl9iv totally right about Rome, lads took a beating who were isolated and it only happens once to us, but it wasn't organised at Hysel, the Italian started throwing bricks and bottles and fans getting things thrown at them took it upon themselves to attack through the "chicken wire" segregation .......
SNEAKY baskets the 👁️👔👔s!
HOW many English fans away in Italy get stabbed in the btm?
oh agreeing with scousers now are you Georgie boy,because its probably happened to your lot ,whoever they are ,sound a bit obsessed with scousers lad 🥱
Most Juve fans were supporting Liverpool the year before. The ultras were at the other end of the stadium in Heysel. In sector Z the injured and deceased were families. Their ages are posted online. +39
@@juveale29the only reason Maybe they were "supporting" us was because they wanted a Roma defeat the year before where again Italian ( Roma ) fans attacked Liverpool fans at their own ground.....so you actually believe most were families.....so didn't throw the bottles , bricks, cans !?!? I wonder who did then...maybe they were caught up in the corner were the crush was but certainly the ones next to the chicken wire were the Italian hooligans ......Also do you not remember the Juve fan arrested ( son of a mayor ) who had a gun on him ........
Who won the fight between Liverpool and Arsenal in the 1971 fa cup final ???
No wolves fans when anywhere near Liverpool fans, after they won the title and wolves got relegated, there was too many, it was like Scotland fans at Wembley in the 1970s. 1973 Liverpool v Chelsea a dozen Chelsea fans who were drunk came in the kop at half past one, got chased onto the pitch , i was a kid , so I don't know where that story comes from, i didn't think Chelsea had headhunters in 1973, and not 500, it was only leeds, man United, North east fans who ever came to Anfield, obviously everton, and maybe Birmingham, unless it was a cup game.
You're right. I almost got crushed trying to get into the south bank due to the funneling to the turnstiles. I recall LFC fans had even climbed the floodlight pylons, Great night YNWA
Any away fan who traveled to either red or blue Liverpool back in the day, will well remember just how vile they were. I went with Chelsea in 78. Spent most of the match dodging darts being thrown by lovable scousers. After the match they just ran whenever a fair fight look likely. Always looking for stragglers and even scarfers.
I heard many horror stories about them and Everton. Total weapon using cowards.
Spot on mate, nasty bastards they were.
And going to Chelsea was always such a pleasure.
A fine day out at the football, with no trouble whatsoever.....🙄
The Scousers never wanted a fair fight..it was even knives used by them or the numbers in their favour!🤨👹
I remember when Liverpool visited Ipswich fa cup 6rd the scousers tried to attack a young Ipswich fan and take his scarfe the scousers ended up getting glassed with a bottle .serve the vermin right 😮
It’s a very sad state of affairs when these absolute turds make up stories through PURE jealousy🤣 Chelsea rent boys🤣
Chelsea going on the kop boloxs ..only spurs turned up on Merseyside in the 70s in numbers .
You seem to forget us mancs!😅😅🤨👹
That, would be correct. Spurs the only London squad to 'go big' in the Kop.
@@TheBostonRnever came on the kop
Prior to the construction of the segregation barriers on the Anfield Road End in the mid-late 1970s, the only away supporters to show up - with the obvious exception of Man Utd - were Birmingham City (1972), Middleborough (1974), and Spurs (1975). And no firm has ever attempted to take The Kop. Certainly not Chelsea.
@@mickfoskett6629Year in Year out MUFC were always there👊🏻
VIOLENCE ONLY BREEDS VIOLENCE
*** First of all and very importantly, I strongly condone and deplore all acts of football violence or any violence as ‘violence only breeds violence’. I have seen far too much of it, and I am ashamed and regret many things I committed during my violent days as an ex-football hooligan. Having trained for many years at Martial Arts (Karate, Judo, Kick Boxing) I abused them all, because they are only meant to be applied in Self-Defence, and not for provoking someone to have a fight just to see how good you really are. I have been involved in some of the nastiest violent fights in and outside football grounds and nightclubs for over 25 years with most notorious football hooligan firms around the United Kingdom. I’ve had sharp coins, knives, darts, bricks, bottles, plastic seats, hot cups of tea, fireworks, flares, beer, full cans of fizzy drink; Molotov petrol cocktails, dog faeces, urine, all been thrown at me. I’ve had pepper spray in my face; loaded shotguns in my face on several occasions, and many irate and drunken night-club revellers makings death threats to me for many years. I’ve also, had a loaded magnum 45 revolver pointed at my head; stabbed and threatened with axes, hammers, baseball bats and machetes too many times. They say the older you get the more mature and wiser you become. I thank GOD and give HIM all the GLORY for HIS great grace and power to save me, because I would have died many times over. I thank GOD that I am so blessed to be alive for I would be dead, and long time buried if it wasn’t for HIS unconditional love, grace, and mercy. I can boldly say, “I am a miracle of HIS tender mercies.” They say the older you get the wiser and mature you become! I am so glad I wised up by GOD’S grace, and repented and returned back to GOD to serve HIM as my LORD and personal SAVIOUR. If you reading this message and are still hooked on violence, and still involved in being part of a football firm - let me please give you some good advice, get out while you can! For no one ever really wins in the end because the real true mark of any man is being able to swallow his pride and ego, to walk away from any fight to live another day as the brevity of life is far too short my friend! If you really want to fight someone - then pick a fight with the devil - for he’s the one behind all acts of violence because his business is to kill, cheat, destroy and steal our soul from eternity. But GOD is a GOD of love and peace, and wills you to come to Him through HIS SON JESUS CHRIST and receive a brand new life! Choose you therefore this day whom you will serve GOD or Satan - for this is the day of your salvation - choose life, choose JESUS CHRIST!!! ***
from 'BADGER' of the "BOLTS CREW" + "MIGs CREW". Ciao from Italy 🇮🇹
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Thanks for advice I'm currently working with the Lord and have found peace thru Christ god bless fuck da devil I am aboit to bury my mum xxx
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Imagine posting a whole football hoolie book in a YT comments section!
@@shanelbannerman5166F~ the 😈?
THAT'S not very Godly language is it?🤨
Urchins were a top firm back in the day never to be underestimated respect from west ham fan
The urchins didn't exist until 1988-89
@@anthonyo.6084 what 88 89? your talking shit mate it was over by then
@@lennon1482 I know it was over, I never said it wasn't, what I said was the urchins didn't exist until 88-89, last but not least going make yourself an nice cup of tea and have an early night.
@@anthonyo.6084 your contradicting yourself
'200 mancs tried to take the kop'. Who writes this?
True mate seen it not sure he got yr right thought it was yr before
@@redflag8970 really, what was it, a suicide mission?
@@SIRDKA our allocation was not really big enough at anfield an more than once you would get some on the kop. I wouldn’t call it a take effort
But couldn't get in the section of the Annie Rd End where the Liverpool firm were standing
@@veronicaasemota976 Utd had gone in there to once why isn’t 26000 on to 200 fair .what’s more is we took firm to you every year. I even played it down utd in the kop
This history lesson about the Liverpool 'Friendly Fans' is long overdue.
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William I totally respect your opinion and thank you for your comments william I am still friends with a lof of my everton friends though some since the charity shield have sadly passed away during my skinhead days I have fought and seen many opposition leaders but for me your les powell was the most fearless he was also my friend good luck with your new stadium and ps one of the greatest players I have ever seen even as a red don't mind admitting it
Alan
Ball your friend
Godder
A lot of this is crap. Most of the time crews went away on the graft up and down the country and across Europe, if challenged we stood our ground.
Propaganda video this, typical scouse haters, 😅
*File this under fiction* .
All the videos on " old school football " are total fantasy shite.
I want to Anfield to watch Bristol City in 1977. Never again. Have hated Liverpool since
Haha your carrying some resentment there lad fuckenhell we've conquered all of Europe since 77 🤣
Went down to Bristol city in 74 cup game drew 1-1 , to shack scored , took a great mob there , great day out .....,😜
I remember down at Southampton in 89 got beat 4-1 and watching Liverpool's London reds having a set 2 with Bristol reds very strange day 😊
@@mickhavers6778 Drew 1-1? We won that match 1-0. Yes, big Tosh scored the goal.
WHAT had they got against Bristol?
A port city with better weather? That must've been when the Robins were in Div 1. ( Todays 'Premier' League ) Before the name change, & our national sport was americanised & ruined by the sweet FA.
Would be nice if this computer generated voice could pronounce kopites properly... not kopeets.,plus back in the day,football violence was normal across the whole league.I never took part in any violence ,but remembered once when I was about 13,having to run into an asian owned shop on Walton Breck Road because about 60 Chelsea fans started chasing us,scary times just to go and watch a game of football.
There was nothing friendly about Liverpool or Everton fans during the 80s I went to Anfield with the Swans early 80s and there was carnage outside after the game
@steve-kl9iv No, what happened was , and i was there. There were so many Swans fans locked outside and couldn't get in that a large group decided to try and climb or push down the gates outside. This coincided with the minutes silence that was being held inside. Those outside making the noise did not know what was going on in the ground. There was no intention of any disrespect to Shankly whatsoever. BTW the Jacks more than help their own in the trouble outside
@steve-kl9iv It was the early 80s mate a different time altogether, but that is the honest truth. It was the Shankly gates, they tried to force them open. Mounted police arrived then swinging their batons, I don't think i have ever moved so quickly
@@iandavies6575 That didn't happen , I was in The Anfield Road end next to the Swansea supporters.
They sang all the way through the minutes silence.
I doubt there was that many outside.
@@iandavies6575 Shankly gates were not there then..
@@TrevorBoardman-n8b Yes they were, i was there
What a load of bollox,, also they forgot to say they didn't sell their allocation in the f.a cup replay in 85..
Don't forget Heysel oh sorry it wasn't them if memory serves didn't they blame Chelsea
You ate clearly a moron with no knowledge of what happened. Go serve your burgers in Macdonalds.
All part of the game no club are saints..
Erm🤔 Southampton?
The urchins didn’t exist in 76 I was at wolves on that night and your talking shite mate
Spurs in the cup was heavy by the way #roadend
Liverpool got hamnered at Spurs they got smashed by West ham in 1980? league cup final and by Man utd 1983 league cup final
Curious. I was at this game, dont remember seeing any violence at all. Sadly remember Liverpools winning goal, one of the best I have ever seen. I nearly applauded! An old Spurs fan.
@@grahamwood9428 there was trouble outside yeah great goal from Terry Mac ✌️
Ruff place to visit back in early 70's when you only had 100 or so (mostly mile end and us Essex) it was like fighting red Indians they have massive numbers but 73 there was 300 went, done well before the game and mile end and Morgan's lot done the Annie mob we also done well out side but it was the calm before the storm we got complacent and broke into casual groups and scouse's came back red and blue n white scarf's they had joined up and they bashed all our groups along the scotty Road, we all got a right kicking, probably the worst kicking I ever see us get, people were slashed up I had to go to hospital concussion(15 at the time) they took no prisoners, games I went to after that we never retreated and come out on top when we clashed but old bill with their long sticks had it under control most of the time shoving us on buses .
Thanks for your memories. I think I have done a video about the 73 match. If you have any stories, email me at oldschoolfootball3@gmail.com
they got smashed on tottenham high road, everton was more dodgy up there, could get it, if caught slipping.
Got you back big time at Anfield the next game , loads of squeals ........
@@mickhavers6778 if you say so.
@@henryclarke5363 yep and I got knicked for it .......
@@mickhavers6778 was not there so cant comment
TBF maybe the Anfield Scousers had a good SOH, because they are consistently winning things.
BUT not in the Fergie United era.
MY experience of 'hooliganism,' watching games in the late 70s & 80s was if you wanted a 'Ruck' you had to go & find it.
BUT I only went to a handful of games.
No name to this master of literature
Yep its Dik H Ead jnr .
o'Neill the manc :-) The Ilya Ehrenberg of footy fan lit.
Friendly Scoussers 😂 Another great myth! 🤔
Shut it you arl grassing twat
Only football fans if you go London it horrible place and Manchester
DONKEY JACKETS!
I'D love an NCB one now💙🖤
PS IT'S NOTTINGHAM, not Notts Forest; Notts County.
Keep your jealousy in a trophy cabinet mate..we keep trophies in ours.
I absolutely love how LFC is in everyones head.
With a few exceptions - any Man U fan from the 1980s is still bitter. LFC seems to dominate their brain. I can understand it to an extent - Man U possibly should have won the title in 1984 and 1986 and we did instead -but they still had FA Cup wins when it was a huge tournament then and had lots of good moments especially against LFC -and Robson was a great player. OT was a great ground. Great times in general. The few mancs who are sound - I have more in common with them than modern LFC tourist fans. An area that breeds miserable people like Neville and Sumner explains itself I guess. Maybe its the weather?
YEAH.
LIKE A mental illness.
@@randyborstol2491 OT was a great ground.
WHEN I saw the Trickies, after the BC & PT era, & after Collymore & Lars Bohinen had left & gutted the team; OT to me had a poor atmosphere, & reminded me of a 5 star ✨⭐⭐ hotel.
TOO many 🦐 sandwiches & plastic fake foreign, & Home counties fans. RK is still 110% right!
I include those parasites 🪱🪱 the Glazers in that description, even though they weren't there then.
AGAINST MODERN ⚽ 110%
The one near the end; the shite v UTD-that's not the Old Lady!
I went there has a guest with sheff wed OCS crime squad ,first of all coach pulled up outside a big old pubs , because year before Everton and Liverpool joined up on them ,and hospitalized some nothing this time ,till the ground boxing day in 80 s ,so 50 of us outside ticket office ,next minutes young lads shouting tickets lar ,tickets lar ,next minute were attacked backs to ticket office wall ,sore faces next thing we're going in kemlyn road we had a big fight ,spilled on to pitch then escorted up to our end all going crazy ,cos of result in liverpools end .
@steve-kl9iv wow after all these yrs ,first time it's been remembered I do like it was yesterday ,I don't remember you singing at the fans we fought with ,because too caught up with the moment ,then all of a sudden we were by the pitch ,looking back though with what you said with heysel ,it does ring true at first I did think your fans were slow to fight back , obviously outnumbering us big style but fair play and ,just smiling to myself after your message brought the incedent back in a more intense way ,OCS were a rite bunch of top heads though back then , especially this 50 led by a lad called Ian Chapman ,when I used to stay over at is some weekends in Sheffield ,all he watched was war events and lived and breathed hating blades ,I mean hatred beyond normal but back then I wasn't on same level ,cos I come from a town blackpool there game and script back then was much bigger ,thanks for sharing your take with me freind ,much appreciated couldn't of been easy for you to swallow 🤝
@steve-kl9ivyeah obviously started at the back of stand ,as soon as we got in we kicked it off and then complete mayhem ,as we know when this goes off and then naturally,through the numbers home section the foes will get taken out lol ,I actually had similar the opposite way round at Bloomfield road,as I said I was a guest that day of chapman's OCS top lad ,but I've always been a blackpool fc fan ,we met through respect Chapman had for tangerine army ,in 80 s we had our fair share of lunatics honest ,and he said pool fans were the only ones he d known run the OCS around Sheffield and smash them ,so this what I'm on about was boros Frontline,came to blackpool in 80 s 7,000 😂,looniest day I've ever known anyway we got in south stand home end ,Bloomfield Rd just as we did cos two tears boro fans were getting smashed around 100 in our end ,chucked down to us then our section smashed em ,but knowere to go cos like you at Hillsborough there was fencing up ,in the end police came in and escorted the very sore and bloodied boro fans ,but there was hundreds of sore faces that day in blackpool lol .
AI sounds ridiculous.. the kopeees dya mean kopites
Are go shites😂
Depends on where you from. As a scot , scousers always been friendly when I've been . 🍀🏴🇮🇪🍀
Thank-you for that. If they think the scousers were bad, they should have made there way up to your territory. The old firm, Rangers and Celtic, you'd have to get out of there quickly after the match, or else. Hibs fans were notorious for causing havoc. I remember watching a doc on the telly about Firms from all over the world and Hibs fans were some of the worst. They had lookouts on top of the hill to see when the away fans were arriving by train. The fans on the hill would signal to the rest and all hell would break loose at the train station before the away fans had a chance to make their way to Easter Road.
@@delby66 I'm a Tim , I knew a few of the Hibs lads from back in the day. Terry tip toes , Bradley, Ivor, big John C. Couple of firms in Scotland worth a mention. Not just Hibs. Dundee Utility ( the only two club firm I've heard of , Dundee and Dundee utd) Aberdeen ASC , CCS and a little club called Motherwell ( SS ). We are more scarfers. Fuck the ICF, Celtic ruled the city centre! Great video , 🍀🏴🇮🇪🍀
@@thigearlathanames you read in books 😂
Yeah, always liked the jocks, worked with loads and got some good mates up there. Good people. From a working class Liverpool fella 👍👍🙏🙏
@@paulallen3011 please don't call us jocks la, those cockneys use it as a slur! We've basically got the same DNA. I consider Liverpool a separate country. I'm also a socialist, Liverpool is a socialist city. I mean class struggle socialism , not the pish they pushing now. Great city , great people.
City of self pity
Not heard that one before 🔔🔚
@@jj-oc2sywhat about murdering people at European finals you must of heard of that ?
@@andrewdavy9921 don't remember anyone been done for murder or do you like scoring points off 39 deaths 🔔🔚
Shit Hole city were you come from.
and your parents dropped you on your head when you were a child
Ithink Kelly was thear. Main man and bonzo im Birmingham sum older lads wear im from new them
Peter Kelly , leader good hard lads with him, ask the ICF when they battered them back 2 miles to lime street , picked off big time on their back foot .....the proper west ham boys know that .........
@mickhavers6778 that west ham game was a midweek game 78 West ham got ruined ,they ran down the side street towards the kop on their toes from the second they left the Annie Road , seen many in a bad way especially by lime Street , felt sorry for them lad it may have been earlier 76 big firm but Liverpool back then had a big firm ,made bugger with the Everton lads we'd come as one at anfiekd or goodison especially Cup games mid-week unstoppable firm all these snide remarks from other shows they just run of the mill stereotype if you were about 70 to mid 80s at anfield and you were up here for a rumble you knew yous were getting one and much more especially if we got near yous ,the mention of craft or the carpet knit the Stanley knife mid 70s there were dockers hooks being from Everton docklands a dockers hook was a everyday tool and the were used you come our gaff or through Everton scottie Rd to either ground you'd have your wortk cut out with the scallies from the Everton District before you met or swerved the Rd End or the Everton firm much smaller than the road end firm never rated Chelsea on Merseyside or West ham arsenal semi final andield arsenal had a little go with numbers but even they folded as it was cmon them constantly stop the snide remarks were past them decades we survive it we can have a bita respect for one another today if you were there tiu know the score lads just less of rhe an
Peter
Kelly for me was our main man
Godder
LFC FOR LIFE.
The bin dippers were one of the most cowardly mob that we ever encountered.
Who's we lad
Yeah done the mancs in many a time , great fun ...
Exactly. So us ponces can't be blamed for Heysel amirite?
You do know that the man on your profile photo was born in Liverpool, yeah?
and your mother kbeesmo is a two penny whore
Can't remember Liverpool doing anything at highbury, Everton county road cutter's tried very hard in a league cup match in 1987 in the clock end, before having the shit kicked and punched out of them by a youthful Herd mob, mainly teenager's and men in their early 20s, Arsenal hooligan's in the 80s weren't a joke.
It never reached north though cos we never herd of the heard 😂
'teenagers' 'hooligans' 🤦♀️
@@mickharrison9004Top mob The Herd mate in the early 80s. Game as fuck
@@johnholmes8178 if we're so easy, why didn't you have the bollock's to come fight us then you liverpool coward's ??? At least we beat up the millwall bushwacker's in whitechapel's east end in the 90s, chase 200 west ham icf down hackney road and barking road in the 80s on the way to upton park, invade aston villa's holte end, vandalise a dozen leeds united's coaches at wembley in a cup final 1972 I think it was, heavily outnumbering them and the service crew was frightened to get off the coach, battered chelsea's shed in 1973, and we conquered man. united in salford a few time's, but we got a lot more victories against the red army at highbury, they couldn't dare mess with us at our ground and in king's cross station, but what have you liverpool boy's done ??? You can boast all the champion's league's you want, but when it come's to fighting, you're not on Arsenal's level, pipe down.
@@shaunangell2265 thank you very much fella🍻🥂, anyone with common sense like yourself would know this, a lot of people don't know Arsenal, if Denton was still alive, we would've been a lot more active, spurs wouldn't stand a chance against us, they weren't interested when we turned up at white hart lane in a league cup match in 2015, Denton's brother is a very tough guy and can hold his ground, but he's not as passionate as how Denton was, Denton was just special.
Wolves v Liverpool 1981. Scouse scallies waiting outside Molineux were ambushed in an organised and coordinated attack by the Subway Army firm. Liverpool took a bad beating that day with lots of scousers slashed.
What wolves using blades I thought your claim to fame was having a go at the mighty Scarborough 😅😅
Was there that day. Your only result was on the field; a 1-0 win to Wolves. Off the field, never got touched. Don't know anyone who did. Outside the ground you never came near us. Don't make up stories 40 years on.
Oh I see......@@johnholmes8178 I suppose you've never been done 👍
I remember the subway at Molineux, many an away fan got battered there. It connected the ground to the town. Is it still there?
Wolves haha, are you smoking crack fella
Well That Was Like That In 70s Simple Dont Blame Scousers Icf Chelsea Head Hunters Ect !
If you listen to this bell ends commentary you realise most of it starts with other crews turning up for a ruck and getting sorted by the LFC fans....what should they do let them just walk in. Clown!
The biggest cowards, ran from the zulu firm and then we find they're slashing fans in football shirts
Two words 🔔🔚,Sam Dodds.,
@@jj-oc2sywhen they got gassed
Yous lot got folded in the early 90s on Walton breck rd.... Nice try showing early.... Not good enough to ye 🤡
Met a Zulu lad on holiday....he was honest about them getting done at Anfield a few times in the 80's....! Like we'd get done at times....all these lads sayin ..oh we NEVER got ran are just lying....!!!
😂😂 Sam dodds yeah remember Birmingham getting volleyed.
Its never their fault.
It was Chelsea fans ....honest
Idiot
As an Everton fan - Heysel was their fault as for Hillsborough - don’t ever ever lay that blame at their door
Tory cover up !!!!!
we use fight all the time but we never murdered anyone guv. Innocent guv
Chelsea Fan Terry Farley the DJ once gave an interview in the late 1980s and he says when he heard about fighting at Heysel, his reaction was 'get in there Liverpool - show those eyeties'. Any match goers of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s knew what a load of cunts Italians could be and a national tribal feeling of solidarity use exist back then. Brian Clough in the preview to the 1982 World Cup said 'we've always had trouble with them (Italians). Nasty'. Any match lad knew if their fans were in block Z that night - the same thing would have happened. Chelsea charged us at the 1982 FA Cup game at the Bridge in identical fashion. Despite beating Everton to the Double in 1986 I never heard any shit off them about Heysel. There was a feeling we were all in it together. Especially against the Tories. I can't remember any taunts we use get post Heysel at away games. Most knew it was bollocks. So i don't know if this Heysel blame and using 38 dead Italians and 1 irishman to score internet points is from new fans who jumped on the Premier League bandwagon and are looking for some tribalism to replace the vacuum that the modern bland corporate shite and their marketing departments have created. or older fans who are pumped up by the 24/7 media that football now gets
Terrifying YNWA
Never showed in London !!!
HI-sel, not Hay-sel
pronounced Hussain..Glenn Hysen
Load of crap
Can’t spell anfield
Headhunters in 1973 !!!!!!!
They were'nt called The Headhunters in 1973
Exactly, probably just what was known as 'boot boys' ? Went my first match in 72 & and remember the geezers in flares & scarves round wrists 😊'@bigpants6121
If I remember correctly, Chelsea had Eccles and Hickey running the show for them. I wish I could still fit in a pair of flares now!@@glenmorgan4597
Preferred going against Everton fans .. you knew you were in a good battle… always felt calm at Liverpool.. like I said Everton.. different story .. loved the battles ..definitely more hostile… coming from mufc fan . 80’s
All the English teams were scum Inc the mighty LFC
Complete and utter shite !
They got battered when they came down to Millwall for a cup game.
Bull
No we didn't, ask your Dad 😉
Huge firm down that day.... Untouchable... Yous got scattered in the seats after the match.... Yous lot don't have a good record against the scouse teams... 🤡...
Yes I lived in Deptford then liverpool had the whole end and took it to them in the side seats when.they started singing about Hillsborough and scattered them.
@@portadown55I'm not Liverpool but Millwall are over rated
MURDERERS
That's original 🔔🔚
@@jj-oc2sytrue tho ain't it you cannt kill 39 innocent people then try and pretend it didn't happen or even worse that it wasn't you
Tosser number 1. Ya fuckin prick!
Liverpool had a decent mob in the 70s and early 80s but tailed off. Everton were always the fighting club.
Yes it's true about Liverpool can we remember Heysell the poor Italian women and children
10am on a Saturday morning and you’re chatting absolute pony
I was at heysel you fuckin idiot. Using people's deaths at a football game to score a cheap point. Shows YOUR level you nasty little turd
I was at the game at Heysell. It's funny that no one remembers the Italians holding up a huge red and white banner saying Red's animals and the fact that some of the Italian fans had guns and fired into the Liverpool end. Also the Juventus fans spitting at young Liverpool fans through the fence. This was the side where there were Juventus fans which was a deliberate act to stair up trouble so that UEFA could ban English clubs as they were dominant in Europe at the time. Villa, Liverpool, Forest.
@@ianspeed2009 yeah mate, still no excuse for what happened though. Couldn't believe it on the night and nobody was interested in the game after that. Badly organised shambles by eufa and the hooligan element did the rest. Absolutely horrible what happened
Yeah I totally agree with you mate it was a tragedy which i don't deny. However i do think it was a conspiracy agains the English clubs.@@paulallen3011
We all stick together. only fight when we have too. ynwa Liverpool loyal
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YNWA; EWE'LL Never Work Again.
SIGN ON!
SIGN ON!
original George ye blend 😊
@@perrylindsay6682 NOT original ewe Scouse tealeaf🤨
@@B1Gdipper like I said your originality is boundless ye wool ....getting as bad as you now😉🙃
What a load of shite
What a load of shite!!!!
It wasn't us. Known through out football as THE VICTIMS
@FrancoBegbieT2 there you go victim blame someone else never your fault
@FrancoBegbieT2 so the government run riot in certain citys not Liverpool fans do me a favor
Tommy the Tosser, never been to a game in his life. Why not go into Liverpool City Centre and ask some of the locals if they are known as the victims. You deluded two bob ignorant Gobshite.
Grow up Tommy, you know you wouldn't ever say that anyone's face being the little fart that you are!!!
So many knobheads on here. Think you might be 2nd place!
Didn't no they had any, just thieves!!
Should of got out more
Stoke 😂🤓
But Hillsborough wasn’t their fault!…
And the 🔔🔚 comes out
NI it weren't the police at fault in my 5
Liverpool fans rewriting history again Liverpool never did united at goodison and even returned 7000 tickets for maine Road replay anyone who was at both games knows and I thought chelsea fans caused heysel 😅😅😅😅😅
we had our scally look that all yous wools copied and called casual or "perreh"
You weren't.
@@lennon1482That blue scouse rat who got his face chopped off at Millwall was the saint of Liverpool the next day on the rats FB pages, despite being part of a firm called the County Road Cutters. ATVNOF,is so true, it’s never been just a Hillsboro’ thing.
First match at Maine-road 2 allsteamed inro the mancs second match goodish mancs never sols all there tickets and got minced before and after fact
Battered the mancs at goodish
😅noticed that were rushing the gates so they didn't have to pay 😊
And how many came to Hillsborough without tickets?
Don't mate, you are not allowed to start that kind of conversation. 🤭
Eventually got karma for heysel jft39. What goes around comes around.
Typical Chelsea Home Counties bellend
Justice for the Boro fans the Munich killed 😂
and your mother farmer parmer is a two penny whore
Never their fault ..
😂😂 outch that hurt, ruined my f#cking night
Not your fault you turned out to be a simple ill educated Gobshite.
Robbing Scouse Skiprats 😂
We was the best grafters in Europe la 👍😎
What do you know about skiprats lad
While all the idiot cockneys were fighting the locals abroad , the Huyton Baddies and scouse scallies were robbing the jewelry shops , the mugs ........ha ha
Your Mum does squats on cucumbers
V.I.M.T.O.S. Vile Inbred Manc T*AT Ogres.
Day do day don’t Dee ……
Scouse victims...
Lemmie the loon. How did you crawl out of the abortion Bucket?
Rats bin dippers
That's original 🔔🔚🇮🇪
scored a great goal at Euro 88 old Vasily.
Says the bellend with two teddies in his picture
Everton valley only 30 to 40 Utd we’re involved the police had utds main mob wrapped up a good 350 plus So make your own mind up 🤷🏽♂️
I used to go in the anfield road end the Annie road crew were just a gang of small minded idiotic kids thinking they were hard guys they were just noise and no action bit exaggerated these tales
Heres another example of birmingham city in early days ,taking it everywhere zulu army no fear .