@@footyloverful Glad I was brought up on the terraces of the 70s best era for football for me every team could compete with another and keep there star players the soulness of stadiums died years ago.
Ahahah what are u shitting about we have the best fans in England with one of the best away fans in Europe so learn to speak proper English mate and sense
Those were the best days of football , no one left till the game had finished , I used to come away exhausted, voice gone ,not a over priced foreigner in sight ,loved it , ex Stretford ender
Gates opened 1pm, you could hear the crowd (inside) when you were approaching the ground from 2 onwards. Last time I went, it was hard to hear the crowd as you walked up the stairs to the seats. Very sad.
For all our success as a team during the 90's-00's i actually feel more connected with the years '76-'83...that was when football was a great game. I fell in love with United under Tommy Docherty in 1976 & the fans were awesome then. I'm so happy that i lived through this time as a fan
UNTRUE lad. United have had the best local support in England since the 1960's. Yes, they, like other big clubs have foreign supporters, but they still are the biggest supported club in England.
Used to queue up at noon to get in the Stretford End like thousands of others. The atmosphere, the fans and the anticipation was like a drug. I started going in 1975 at 14 years of age and went every home and away game for over 20 years. I used to go to all the women in my street when I was at school and offer to go and get their shopping, I went to the supermarket and robbed it and got my money for the match and supporters club bus that way. My mam and dad were like thousands of others and didnt have a spare penny. Weekday matches were a challenge as I missed school that many times they kept me in detention on breaks and dinner when Utd were playing away. I used to take my white skinners, tuxen red air ware, scarf etc and get changed in the toilets at school and give it legs during class change to catch the bus, ffs lol. When I got back sometimes at midnight my school uniform was at home and me old man was waiting with the belt. It did not stop me, in the end he gave up. My lads have been to OT when they can, they are Utd through and through but they will never know what it was like travelling home and away with Man Utd in the 70s and 80s. When I tell them Utd sometimes had more fans in the ground than the home team had they dont believe me. I am 60 now and the memories will never leave me, still love Utd but hate how the working mans game has transformed to what it is now. I still have a token sheet, remember them ? you used to have to collect them to get tickets for the big away games. Great Video brought back loads of memories.
Exactly the token sheet wen u wud queue overnite to get tickets and the atmosphere was electric and the Scoreboard Paddock used to terrorise the away support below by stamping our feet and they all looked up shitting it as they thought we were running down at them it was fuckin awsum MUFC FOREVER
Was our club...I used to go near every game from late 70s to mid 80s...and some more after that to. We used to qué up on sat from near midday outside the Stretford end or paddock...then we would jump over those cages into the Stretford end. Was full of poor lads and fellas from estates all throughout Manchester...gave us who had nowt to feel much pride about made us feel proud was our team. Slowly they priced us out...that's our dam home town team...we never deserted them when they were in 2nd Division..we never deserted them when we won no title for 26 years..we sang louder we believed in our team...one place where every week or two we could feel part of something scream our heads off...gave us the poor something to look forward to...gave us some hope...they took it from us with prices and having to have tickets and seating...as a youngster I got in for about 90p as an adult about £1:90... Thanks for the memories...used to all make sheep bah bah noises coming cross bridge at back of Stretford end so tightly packed we were. Those days long gone never come back cos it was a noise only the poor could make cos to us that meant the world was our world... Poor left with nothing not even allowed to keep team they supported for 100 years. Well sod em I say sod em all.
@@Cricket-qr6lp you will never know what it was like supporting United especially in the 74/75 season, even though they went down to the old 2nd Div the support was great. I always remember a game at Villa in the 70s- the United support was amazing, when they sang "Forever and ever we're follow the boys of Man Utd the Busby Boys" everyone had their scarfs in the air, the whole end was just a mass of red and white, packed in like sardines, the crowd were swaying everywhere and when they sang it it was with real passion, the hairs on the back of my neck stood on end the noise was so great. The away crowd at United is still great but I have never heard or seen passion like that since. I think the terraces did help the atmosphere, nowadays everyone is seated and it's like watching a show
Eugene Garvey yes my dad used to go home and away and he shows me videos of what it used to be like for example the United vs Barcelona 3-0 the atmosphere etc looked class
This makes me cry. I’m glad I was there but makes me feel like crap because I know that I’ll never get those days back. One of my favourites was being at anfield in April 88 the 3-3 game and strachan smoking a cigar in front of the kop!!
I was there too that day. Brilliant comeback & game & i remember sitting on the coach ready to go home & the radio was on & Dalglish & Ferguson were having a right old argument on there.
As a fan since 1971 these scenes still puts a shiver up my spine, fa cup semi final day was massive, so sad to see top flight soccer loose it's soul to the money men, RIP the real fans of the real Stretford end
IMHO the 1976 FAC SF was the zenith of Doc’s Red Army. Just listen to the noise at 4.27 in the attached video - I ended up about five yards away from where I had stood before Gordon’s goal ruclips.net/video/ImLywgV0gao/видео.html
superb.. cant explain to my sons how different o t was back in the day , i was scoreboard paddock. we screamed when man u scored not clapped ! pure mancs back then...love it, love to all reds
Bu Muse I always used to drink at that bar at the top of the scoreboard paddock. Amazing to think of now with the shite atmosphere and over zealous stewarding. Salford red
This is one of the most enjoyable yet saddest things I have ever watched on RUclips. As a youngster, start of the season. The first fixtures I would mark down along with our exciting local derby's... blues, irons and that other lot, would be man-u's arrival in town. All jokes aside 'like half of them lived closer to Highbury than we did' wherever they came from they put on an awesome show. No organised choreography like euro ultras who have to be taught to support their team combined with a politcal rhetoric like celtic and others, just a deafening racket and sea of colour that brought that amazing element of excitement 'never' seen at todays matches. And yes every team sang YNWA, usually with your own fans word's ( who the fuck beside the scouse knew the real words anyway lol) havin' a pop at liverpool mostly. Even when united were going down they maintained, as chelsea did a remarkable away support. All main ends could and would look awesome in those days, but as a Arsenal fan forever I acknowledge no one quite did it like man-u.
Wow RicTic, in an era when you get so much b*ll*cks talking about football, that was great to read. I agree with your thoughts - as a United fan btw and completely agree with your 'most enjoyable yet saddest' comment. I NEVER thought I would lose the love of going. but I did. Call me a recidivist but for me the day the terracing died, attending died for me. The authorities got their wish and sanitised the game and broke it for me. How much? Well I'll tell you this. I followoed United from the early 70's. thru the dark days of the 80's, in to the early 90's. And you know what? I wouldn't swop my 20 years for the following trophy-laden ones. No way. Yes, I'd have loved a League title, but that wasn't to be. But following United then was magical, part of my youth and something that all the stanchion-free seating with food and drink outlets galore, in a safe, family-friendly atmosphere can't come even close to rivalling. As regards YNWA, you're spot on too, of course we sang it. I think until the early 80's. Been to Arsenal a few times, loved it as the ground was one of the largest so we got a good allocation. Atmosphere was always fantastic. Great memories but sad, very sad that in today's corporate world, the b*stards killed it for us.
NOTHING touches the scoreboard circa '69 - about mid 80's. fearsome place. the away team always had a warm welcome from us there (hello liverpool,hello west ham,hello millwall)
When football was great when England was great. Chelsea were in div 2.but be it Birmingham new street or Euston station we relished travelling and bumping into United. Pure madness. Wouldn't swap them memories.
Those were the days. I was like this in the 60s too. That Sunderland game was brilliant. Winning 1-0 then 1-2 down and we came back to win 3-2. Both sets of supporters were brilliant that day. We had a few pints before the game with some Mackems and had a great time. You could train astronauts at Old Trafford these days. No atmosphere at all.
Dead right Matty. 70's and 80's for me though, not old enough to remember 60's. When and why did I stop going? Growing up I was United daft but also (family wise) had an affinity for Rangers. The thought of seeing them two play in the 70's or 80's would have led to the Army being called out! When it finally happened in the late 2000's, a Champions League tie, early rounds, I was no longer a regular but thought I couldn't miss that. The atmosphere was GUARANTEED to be awesome! OMG, one of the very saddest days of my football life. I was towards the Stretford End, about 10 rows back from pitchside, in the North Stand/SAF Stand. Rangers had a restricted allocation but the atmosphere was pathetic. Talk about muted, I was embarrassed and a little ashamed. Vowed there and then NEVER to go to another CL dead rubber and never have. In fact prob been no more than a dozen times since. They ruined it for us, they really did, certainly at home. Believe some of the away games are still ok, but once you get out of the routine you lose contacts and so can't get tickets as always sold out. Sorry to say I enjoy it vastly more in the pub nowadays. M-U, M-U-F, M-U-F-C, OK! Manchester Red.
It's you'll never walk again in the Stretford end vs Sheffield United but we did use to sing You'll never walk alone up until early mid 80's. The Wembley clip on here is from the 1983 Charity Shield and thats us singing it. A few older reds argue we sang it first but to be honest it was before my time with me being in my mid 30's.
When man utd were in your town in the 70's you knew about it! Thousands of teenage/ twenty somethings in a mass of colour noise and violence (if any one got in their way). We will never see the same again. And I'm not a man u fan.
The song 'You'll never walk alone' was used by lots of english teams during 60-70s,United,Arsenal,Liverpool so on and so forth..Actually the one who sings it first was United..then some other club sing it aswell,But..The only one who stick using it till this day is Liverpool,Calm down..Learn some football history
There are simply no words! Football has just changed too much to EVER replucate this passion. I'm just so pleased that fan groups are finally putting the pressure in the club for change. May be my kids will see similar days one day.
Want stretford end back to one tier and get our flags back out. Hopefully safe standing will be put into place soon so we can sort the stadium in the future but I want the flags back and make stretford end great again
Does anyone else think the only way to get this back is to reintroduce terracing? Because the singing section is a red herring imo. I've never experienced terraces; they were before my time (I'm 26).
I'm 40 years older than you. Great great days in the 60s standing on the Stretford End. No comparison to how it is today. By the way, Denis Law was a great footballer and used to entertain the fans. The Stretford End loved him.
Neutral Observer. dosent matter young people havent got it in em to produce these atmospheres this was when your club was everything to u. no new fans feel like that
I've lived in Manchester all my life, born near to what is now the etihad , and i went to my first game back I 69, but we were never , at any stage, ever outnumbered by United supporting mates.... even at school, most of my mates have been City fans.
Check out 9.31 the last game of the 93 season United were champions there was well over 25000 United fans at Wimbledon away ,mostly standing .The next season grounds were going all seater and United away ticket allocation was drastically cut .
K Dog I went to Stamford Bridge in September 93 and there must have been 10,000 reds there. They were leading them up to us in Chelsea’s Old north stand from the shed end!!! I think that was the last away game where we took a big following to stand on the terraces.
***** i suggest you read more comments anyway wasnt LVG begging UTD fans to copy the "amazing atmosphere" t anfield for the euro 2nd leg Hes been at OT for 2 seasons an was amazed by Thursdays Anfield atmosphere. All UTD fans could muster was lame songs about Hillsborough as if anyone gives a flying fuck what some idiots think
Club got to big... became very popular in submissive (quieter) cultures. 45-50% of Old Trafford today is tourists. Half the crowd at any given match have never been to a MU match before. This is what a stadium full of Mancunian's looks like.
Fans aren't allowed to chant at OT. More recently we're getting singing sections for European games, but its the glazers killing it because they can't handle the fans voicing their opinions
scherben i hated fane and his safe crap. I’m so glad I was going in the 80’s because I got to experience what it was like for a big game at OT and away games were even better especially going to Maine Road, anfield, Goodison, elland road etc. I’m jealous of my dad though because he was going in the 60’s and 70’s !!
TheRedevilsg Nope. Old Trafford is all-seater. The club discourages it, but people have been trying to get "safe standing areas" back in to English football grounds and the club recently supported the ideas. Lots of politics involved though.
TheRedevilsg It has been 26 years since the Hillsborough Disaster and the Taylor Report and i think there have been great advances in crowd control, safety as well as responsibility and monitoring in England, so i think some day soon, we will see some sections allowed to stand again.
i bet no one takes the piss out of YOUR name do they? your 12-fingered friends over at burrrrnleh dont even rule their own house,now behave and fuck off back to the cobbles and bring some hovis home.
My boss was a Liverpool fan and would never travel to Old Trafford, and when Utd played Liverpool at Wembley he only went once and spent the day on the Run. He stood in the Kop and said there were few away teams fans who went into the Kop the main culprits who did he said were Man Utd fans. No Liverpool fans ever went into the Stretford End and announced it, see the video two tribes: ruclips.net/video/fnVi6v8rUNg/видео.html
@@markpinnington1144 1979/80,fa cup tie at Anfield,my home town Grimsby town took over 20,000.they filled the Anfield Rd End,half the Kemlyn Rd stand & about another 2000 were housed in the Kop,rumour had it a couple of town fans were 'stanleyed' a term used by Liverpool fans in them days.I also read that a Liverpool fan turned & said to his mate 'fuck me' this is like an away match.😃
When United fans were awesome, sadly those days have gone forever.Just great memories of a bye gone era.
Yeah go cry me a river.. Will you... That's life.... Life changes nothing last forever....
@@footyloverful Glad I was brought up on the terraces of the 70s best era for football for me every team could compete with another and keep there star players the soulness of stadiums died years ago.
TRA is here now and the atmosphere is improving
Ahahah what are u shitting about we have the best fans in England with one of the best away fans in Europe so learn to speak proper English mate and sense
OT needs a standing section desperately
Great days for Manchester United fans the red army lovely mufc great days ❤❤❤❤❤
Those were the best days of football , no one left till the game had finished , I used to come away exhausted, voice gone ,not a over priced foreigner in sight ,loved it , ex Stretford ender
Gates opened 1pm, you could hear the crowd (inside) when you were approaching the ground from 2 onwards. Last time I went, it was hard to hear the crowd as you walked up the stairs to the seats. Very sad.
For all our success as a team during the 90's-00's i actually feel more connected with the years '76-'83...that was when football was a great game. I fell in love with United under Tommy Docherty in 1976 & the fans were awesome then. I'm so happy that i lived through this time as a fan
and mid 80s
Memories of my youth…. I.m now 68yrs old used to stand in the streford End… when Tommy Doc… was the manager GGMU 👹👹👍👍
Unbelievable support. I will never forget the 70s. The Stretford end was the place to be. 🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪.
Always been the best supported club in this country and always will be. No-one comes anywhere near!
Most united supporters are NOT in this country!
UNTRUE lad. United have had the best local support in England since the 1960's. Yes, they, like other big clubs have foreign supporters, but they still are the biggest supported club in England.
@@bazhowell1123 give it a rest go follow your own team on here
Used to queue up at noon to get in the Stretford End like thousands of others. The atmosphere, the fans and the anticipation was like a drug. I started going in 1975 at 14 years of age and went every home and away game for over 20 years.
I used to go to all the women in my street when I was at school and offer to go and get their shopping, I went to the supermarket and robbed it and got my money for the match and supporters club bus that way. My mam and dad were like thousands of others and didnt have a spare penny.
Weekday matches were a challenge as I missed school that many times they kept me in detention on breaks and dinner when Utd were playing away. I used to take my white skinners, tuxen red air ware, scarf etc and get changed in the toilets at school and give it legs during class change to catch the bus, ffs lol.
When I got back sometimes at midnight my school uniform was at home and me old man was waiting with the belt. It did not stop me, in the end he gave up.
My lads have been to OT when they can, they are Utd through and through but they will never know what it was like travelling home and away with Man Utd in the 70s and 80s.
When I tell them Utd sometimes had more fans in the ground than the home team had they dont believe me. I am 60 now and the memories will never leave me, still love Utd but hate how the working mans game has transformed to what it is now.
I still have a token sheet, remember them ? you used to have to collect them to get tickets for the big away games.
Great Video brought back loads of memories.
Exactly the token sheet wen u wud queue overnite to get tickets and the atmosphere was electric and the Scoreboard Paddock used to terrorise the away support below by stamping our feet and they all looked up shitting it as they thought we were running down at them it was fuckin awsum MUFC FOREVER
Was our club...I used to go near every game from late 70s to mid 80s...and some more after that to. We used to qué up on sat from near midday outside the Stretford end or paddock...then we would jump over those cages into the Stretford end. Was full of poor lads and fellas from estates all throughout Manchester...gave us who had nowt to feel much pride about made us feel proud was our team. Slowly they priced us out...that's our dam home town team...we never deserted them when they were in 2nd Division..we never deserted them when we won no title for 26 years..we sang louder we believed in our team...one place where every week or two we could feel part of something scream our heads off...gave us the poor something to look forward to...gave us some hope...they took it from us with prices and having to have tickets and seating...as a youngster I got in for about 90p as an adult about £1:90... Thanks for the memories...used to all make sheep bah bah noises coming cross bridge at back of Stretford end so tightly packed we were. Those days long gone never come back cos it was a noise only the poor could make cos to us that meant the world was our world... Poor left with nothing not even allowed to keep team they supported for 100 years. Well sod em I say sod em all.
Bang on that mate, probably rubbed shoulders with you at some point.
As Matt Busby said "there's nothing on earth like being a red"
When they took the standing away' they took away most of the passion too👹
Scoreboard paddock was the best area of old Trafford great days got it tattooed on my arm and fucking proud of it
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That's when supporters were supporters, younger supporters now will just never know how it was. It was great supporting United then there was passion
Eugene Garvey I wish I did know but I’m 15 and do not sadly old Trafford defo isn’t what is used to be by what it seems
@@Cricket-qr6lp you will never know what it was like supporting United especially in the 74/75 season, even though they went down to the old 2nd Div the support was great. I always remember a game at Villa in the 70s- the United support was amazing, when they sang "Forever and ever we're follow the boys of Man Utd the Busby Boys" everyone had their scarfs in the air, the whole end was just a mass of red and white, packed in like sardines, the crowd were swaying everywhere and when they sang it it was with real passion, the hairs on the back of my neck stood on end the noise was so great. The away crowd at United is still great but I have never heard or seen passion like that since. I think the terraces did help the atmosphere, nowadays everyone is seated and it's like watching a show
Eugene Garvey yes my dad used to go home and away and he shows me videos of what it used to be like for example the United vs Barcelona 3-0 the atmosphere etc looked class
Magnificent support and I was there for most of it !
This makes me cry. I’m glad I was there but makes me feel like crap because I know that I’ll never get those days back. One of my favourites was being at anfield in April 88 the 3-3 game and strachan smoking a cigar in front of the kop!!
Mr Kipling that was my first united away game . Went with my dad I was almost 12 . Felt like a win that day 👍
I was there too that day. Brilliant comeback & game & i remember sitting on the coach ready to go home & the radio was on & Dalglish & Ferguson were having a right old argument on there.
ad the scouse ------ running onto the pitch doing aeroplane impressions scouse b----s
As a fan since 1971 these scenes still puts a shiver up my spine, fa cup semi final day was massive, so sad to see top flight soccer loose it's soul to the money men, RIP the real fans of the real Stretford end
IMHO the 1976 FAC SF was the zenith of Doc’s Red Army. Just listen to the noise at 4.27 in the attached video - I ended up about five yards away from where I had stood before Gordon’s goal ruclips.net/video/ImLywgV0gao/видео.html
@@shipton51 I'd say that and FA Cup Final '77 against the scousers...
superb.. cant explain to my sons how different o t was back in the day , i was scoreboard paddock. we screamed when man u scored not clapped ! pure mancs back then...love it, love to all reds
i remember the stretty setting fire to joe corrigans net in one of the derbies in the early 70's.the look of horror on his hideous mug was hilarious.
Also SB. "We are the scoreboard, the scoreboard paddock". Just to the left of the catering hut.
Bu Muse I always used to drink at that bar at the top of the scoreboard paddock. Amazing to think of now with the shite atmosphere and over zealous stewarding.
Salford red
United Road Paddock , Northampton Red
Loved the wooden terracing ............aaaaagh
This is one of the most enjoyable yet saddest things I have ever watched on RUclips. As a youngster, start of the season. The first fixtures I would mark down along with our exciting local derby's... blues, irons and that other lot, would be man-u's arrival in town. All jokes aside 'like half of them lived closer to Highbury than we did' wherever they came from they put on an awesome show. No organised choreography like euro ultras who have to be taught to support their team combined with a politcal rhetoric like celtic and others, just a deafening racket and sea of colour that brought that amazing element of excitement 'never' seen at todays matches. And yes every team sang YNWA, usually with your own fans word's ( who the fuck beside the scouse knew the real words anyway lol) havin' a pop at liverpool mostly. Even when united were going down they maintained, as chelsea did a remarkable away support. All main ends could and would look awesome in those days, but as a Arsenal fan forever I acknowledge no one quite did it like man-u.
+Ric Tic66- Brilliantly said. Exactly how I see it. Coming from a 1970' Chelsea fan living in Brussels.
Wow RicTic, in an era when you get so much b*ll*cks talking about football, that was great to read. I agree with your thoughts - as a United fan btw and completely agree with your 'most enjoyable yet saddest' comment. I NEVER thought I would lose the love of going. but I did. Call me a recidivist but for me the day the terracing died, attending died for me. The authorities got their wish and sanitised the game and broke it for me. How much? Well I'll tell you this. I followoed United from the early 70's. thru the dark days of the 80's, in to the early 90's. And you know what? I wouldn't swop my 20 years for the following trophy-laden ones. No way. Yes, I'd have loved a League title, but that wasn't to be. But following United then was magical, part of my youth and something that all the stanchion-free seating with food and drink outlets galore, in a safe, family-friendly atmosphere can't come even close to rivalling.
As regards YNWA, you're spot on too, of course we sang it. I think until the early 80's.
Been to Arsenal a few times, loved it as the ground was one of the largest so we got a good allocation. Atmosphere was always fantastic.
Great memories but sad, very sad that in today's corporate world, the b*stards killed it for us.
RicTic66 when there an atmosphere at old Trafford not like tdays shite
respect to RIC...true words said 👹
ric tic..spot on pal total respect..👹
Utd rd all day long for me...absoloutley electric in mid 80s
NOTHING touches the scoreboard circa '69 - about mid 80's.
fearsome place.
the away team always had a warm welcome from us there (hello liverpool,hello west ham,hello millwall)
When football was great when England was great. Chelsea were in div 2.but be it Birmingham new street or Euston station we relished travelling and bumping into United. Pure madness. Wouldn't swap them memories.
Great that. Was at many of those games. Fantastic memories.
so sad, watching this memories
Those were the days. I was like this in the 60s too. That Sunderland game was brilliant. Winning 1-0 then 1-2 down and we came back to win 3-2. Both sets of supporters were brilliant that day. We had a few pints before the game with some Mackems and had a great time. You could train astronauts at Old Trafford these days. No atmosphere at all.
Dead right Matty. 70's and 80's for me though, not old enough to remember 60's.
When and why did I stop going? Growing up I was United daft but also (family wise) had an affinity for Rangers. The thought of seeing them two play in the 70's or 80's would have led to the Army being called out! When it finally happened in the late 2000's, a Champions League tie, early rounds, I was no longer a regular but thought I couldn't miss that. The atmosphere was GUARANTEED to be awesome! OMG, one of the very saddest days of my football life. I was towards the Stretford End, about 10 rows back from pitchside, in the North Stand/SAF Stand. Rangers had a restricted allocation but the atmosphere was pathetic. Talk about muted, I was embarrassed and a little ashamed. Vowed there and then NEVER to go to another CL dead rubber and never have. In fact prob been no more than a dozen times since. They ruined it for us, they really did, certainly at home. Believe some of the away games are still ok, but once you get out of the routine you lose contacts and so can't get tickets as always sold out. Sorry to say I enjoy it vastly more in the pub nowadays. M-U, M-U-F, M-U-F-C, OK! Manchester Red.
It's you'll never walk again in the Stretford end vs Sheffield United but we did use to sing You'll never walk alone up until early mid 80's. The Wembley clip on here is from the 1983 Charity Shield and thats us singing it. A few older reds argue we sang it first but to be honest it was before my time with me being in my mid 30's.
Most clubs fans sang it back then especially in important matches like the FA Cup.
When man utd were in your town in the 70's you knew about it! Thousands of teenage/ twenty somethings in a mass of colour noise and violence (if any one got in their way). We will never see the same again. And I'm not a man u fan.
Most clubs had proper support in those days, terraces made all the difference .....
These moments will come back you can already see it under Ole
Everyone needs to get behind the team !!
Don't hold your breath!
This has nothing to do with ole, but is due to TRA
The song 'You'll never walk alone' was used by lots of english teams during 60-70s,United,Arsenal,Liverpool so on and so forth..Actually the one who sings it first was United..then some other club sing it aswell,But..The only one who stick using it till this day is Liverpool,Calm down..Learn some football history
Alvin Herlambang Celtic claim to be the original fans singing YNWA
United used to sing "you'll never walk again" learn your history
Yet another myth!
There are simply no words!
Football has just changed too much to EVER replucate this passion.
I'm just so pleased that fan groups are finally putting the pressure in the club for change.
May be my kids will see similar days one day.
Remember them days well, we took thousands and thousands to away games, the crack was good home and away. Salford
Want stretford end back to one tier and get our flags back out. Hopefully safe standing will be put into place soon so we can sort the stadium in the future but I want the flags back and make stretford end great again
why doesn't anyone bring the flags out anymore?
xAzAzv I don’t know it must be the board disallowing fans to get flags. Look at us in those days we were amazing as fans.
@@xAzAzv stewards used to stop it
Does anyone else think the only way to get this back is to reintroduce terracing? Because the singing section is a red herring imo. I've never experienced terraces; they were before my time (I'm 26).
I'm 40 years older than you. Great great days in the 60s standing on the Stretford End. No comparison to how it is today. By the way, Denis Law was a great footballer and used to entertain the fans. The Stretford End loved him.
Stewart Hamer King Denis!!!
Cunning Stunt :- Safe standing will come back. It's simply a matter of time. UTID.
Neutral Observer. dosent matter young people havent got it in em to produce these atmospheres this was when your club was everything to u. no new fans feel like that
cunning stunt you are absolutely right but as the world has gone pc crazy i doubt if it will ever change..thats why i stoppef going👹
if hillsbrough never happened due respect to the 96 liverpool fans who died i think this would of maybe continued but who knows
we are the stretford enders
Scoreboard scoreboard scoreboard
MANCHESTER is RED 🔴⚪️⚫️
Dream on ....
He's right lad, always has been Red. I'm from Manchester and have been supporting United since the 70's so know it.
I've lived in Manchester all my life, born near to what is now the etihad , and i went to my first game back I 69, but we were never , at any stage, ever outnumbered by United supporting mates.... even at school, most of my mates have been City fans.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 w⚓️.Manchester is blue, always has been, always will be. Mind the gap raggy
i think it was you'll never walk again :D
Great manchester United fans the re❤
Love Him , Ole .. Come on United
Brilliant days watching United. Was never the same after Wimbledon away 1993
Kev Dog what happened at Wimbledon away ?
I think that was the last game Stretford end was a terrace or all stander
Check out 9.31 the last game of the 93 season United were champions there was well over 25000 United fans at Wimbledon away ,mostly standing .The next season grounds were going all seater and United away ticket allocation was drastically cut .
K Dog I went to Stamford Bridge in September 93 and there must have been 10,000 reds there. They were leading them up to us in Chelsea’s Old north stand from the shed end!!! I think that was the last away game where we took a big following to stand on the terraces.
We all got on the pitch that day and tried getting cantona's shirt off him, me and 2 others jibbed in the players lounge after🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪
this why we are the best supporters in the world and the biggest club in the world we are Manchester United fc
Was part of that. Football will never see the like of those days again.
The GOOD OLD DAYS !!!
GGMU🔴🔴❤❤
The best.
I was there all through the seventies know one ever came in Celtic tried got slapped,united fans were unstoppable
Great video mufc swinton
🔴⚪️⚫️UNITED TILL I DIE🔴⚪️⚫️
Compare it to nowadays, blood hell it makes me feel sick .
miss it
It's you'll never walk again muppets, still were the LOUDEST fans in England Salford reds
+movievideo11 I think youll find Liverpool are englands loudest fans. it was measured over a season
another record for the club you are so jealous of
***** i suggest you read more comments
anyway wasnt LVG begging UTD fans to copy the "amazing atmosphere" t anfield for the euro 2nd leg
Hes been at OT for 2 seasons an was amazed by Thursdays Anfield atmosphere. All UTD fans could muster was lame songs about Hillsborough as if anyone gives a flying fuck what some idiots think
singing one song everygame is loud
Liverpool fans are as quiet as a dead bird
CallumX10 A dead liver bird!
2:17 OMG FELLANI oh wait nevermind
What happened to our atmosphere??? Glory Glory Man Utd...
Club got to big... became very popular in submissive (quieter) cultures. 45-50% of Old Trafford today is tourists. Half the crowd at any given match have never been to a MU match before. This is what a stadium full of Mancunian's looks like.
melvin thomas..the greedy fat cat money merchants took over our game..so sad!👹
Fans aren't allowed to chant at OT. More recently we're getting singing sections for European games, but its the glazers killing it because they can't handle the fans voicing their opinions
YNWA was originally United's song?
Had some great times there, not anymore.
Nowadays there's only stretford end. The others are such a theater, so to speak
Not gonna lie, I wish the YNWA chant stuck with United. I hate that Liverpool sings it and claims it there own.
Sadly these times are gone, not just in Manchester but all of England. Tourists and sandwich gangs everywhere. Can't even fucking stand at places
9:16
Great stuff. But by 1992 the atmosphere was becoming contrived and 'safe' with Fane and his shite playlist ruining any spontaneity and passion.
Atmosphere was ruined from the moment they stuck seats in United Road before the 90/91 season
scherben i hated fane and his safe crap. I’m so glad I was going in the 80’s because I got to experience what it was like for a big game at OT and away games were even better especially going to Maine Road, anfield, Goodison, elland road etc. I’m jealous of my dad though because he was going in the 60’s and 70’s !!
not totally true crowds an atmosphere had died down around 86 it needed a revamp. that generation it what made football great not just terracing.
Singing ynwa in 70s then Liverpool hijacked the song in 90s barf
Srsrly? Ynwa? Daffaq?
What were United chanting? You'll never ..... ?
Walk again
NO one tourism
Why they dont jump now??
+TheRedevilsg
Not allowed to stand anymore, so you cant jump if you cant stand :/
All right, but Stretford End, singing section and k stand you can stand dont you?
TheRedevilsg
Nope.
Old Trafford is all-seater.
The club discourages it, but people have been trying to get "safe standing areas" back in to English football grounds and the club recently supported the ideas. Lots of politics involved though.
+USCFlash thank you mate, i'm stranger and i like man utd supporters. I hope that one day you can bring the great atmosphere back to old trafford.
TheRedevilsg
It has been 26 years since the Hillsborough Disaster and the Taylor Report and i think there have been great advances in crowd control, safety as well as responsibility and monitoring in England, so i think some day soon, we will see some sections allowed to stand again.
Ynwa?
United supporters sang their version ie You'll Never Walk "Again" as against "Alone".
why man united fans singing ynwa?
Their NOT. Their singing "You'll never walk AGAIN" not alone.
You will find clips of man u singing ynwa.As you will,Leeds,Chelsea,Arsenal ECT.In the 70's most clubs sang it.....not the Bitters tho.
BURNLEY FC RULE
i bet no one takes the piss out of YOUR name do they? your 12-fingered friends over at burrrrnleh dont even rule their own house,now behave and fuck off back to the cobbles and bring some hovis home.
Ha..... See you on the Turf next season..... UTC
David Blackburn turf,haha.well done for getting back up but thats as far as it goes mate.get used to losing.
+David Blackburn you lot couldn't run a bath stick to blackburn
Surname Blackburn but support Burnley . That’s got to be a wind up
United fans in there pomp
The Kop was better. Stretford end is shit compared to the Kop those days
oh ere we go. no one knocked the kop but remember u had a great team we had shit an were still the bollocks
What does "to be still the bollocks" mean? (English is not my mother tongue)
szmako still b great in other words
My boss was a Liverpool fan and would never travel to Old Trafford, and when Utd played Liverpool at Wembley he only went once and spent the day on the Run.
He stood in the Kop and said there were few away teams fans who went into the Kop the main culprits who did he said were Man Utd fans.
No Liverpool fans ever went into the Stretford End and announced it, see the video two tribes: ruclips.net/video/fnVi6v8rUNg/видео.html
@@markpinnington1144 1979/80,fa cup tie at Anfield,my home town Grimsby town took over 20,000.they filled the Anfield Rd End,half the Kemlyn Rd stand & about another 2000 were housed in the Kop,rumour had it a couple of town fans were 'stanleyed' a term used by Liverpool fans in them days.I also read that a Liverpool fan turned & said to his mate 'fuck me' this is like an away match.😃