Lots of newcastle on here, although my team ( hull ) never played them much in the 70/80s i saw their mob at a motorway station once and they looked fearsome.
Brighton v Spurs 77-78 at the Goldstone was pretty crazy. I still remember some Brighton in their main end walking towards the Tottenham lot in the away end, pointing out and calling out some of the Spurs supporters before the game. I suppose that they didn't realise that Spurs were already in their end at that time. We could see some Spurs around the middle of of Brighton's end showing us their football tops letting us know that they were already in that end. The rest of the Spurs were in the right hand side of their end and loads more Spurs joined them climbing over the fence and dodging the coppers 😃
Millwall Chelsea fa Cup 95, Chelsea did not chase millwall out of the stand at all, about a dozen Chelsea lads got on the pitch and run at millwall and a tiny pathetic scrap behind the goal took place and barely anyone got hurt, most of the main millwall lads was at the back of the make shift stand which I think became the Mathew harding stand then came forward to join the fight but by the time we got there the police had sent the horses on the pitch and formed a line. After the game and before the game millwall marched down the Kings Road and all it was was just a few missile back on fourth. These football stories will always come with huge exaggerations.
1985 it was 11th May as 56 lost their lives at Valley Parade at the same time. Didn't a Leeds fan die coz a wall crushed them. I love the whole thing that comes with football firms but it really really isn't worth dieing for is it. Or am I missing the point.....
@@StevenClark-u5i No one should after die going to football, yes a young Leeds fan of 15 died when a wall collapsed brought on by the police who baton charged the Leeds fans it was his first ever football match, the Bradford fire tragedy over shadowed by far the worse riot ever at a football match
@@mick6370 I am going to shit you not now my friend, the Bradford City v Lincoln City game (Bradford where handed the 4th Division championship) was MY FIRST BRADFORD GAME EVER!!!! I was 12, n my Dad took me
Highbury in the mid 60's. Arsenal Vs Glasgow Rangers friendly. The half time result between Glasgow Celtic and Tottenham Hotspur was announced. The banter started then I saw a bottle thrown by some Arsenal fan idiot fly into the steel roof spans of the 'North Bank'. It shattered and fell on the Rangers fans! All hell broke out--hundreds of bottles started flying from the Rangers fans at the Arsenal fans! I covered my head and ran through heaps of beer bottles that were being consumed by Rangers fans ! I saw Policemen on the floor as I kicked my way through the bags of full beer bottles! I reached safety and saw the game had stopped! After that bottles were banned from being taken into the grounds.
Chelsea did not take the Trent End. The police escorted the Chelsea fans into an empty Trent End for crowd control. No fighting in the Trent End took place as no Forest fans were in there. No 44.
No they didn't we went in there and some Forest fans already in there. No police outside near the turnstiles. I WAS there. Only after we had taken it the police stopped Forest going in. WHY Would police put us in the Trent?
Absolutely. I was there. I also remember a Chelsea Fan being booted out of the old East Stand with his jeans torn. Those were the days when silver painted Doc Martens were worn by Chelsea
Cardiff v MILLWALL -we (Millwall) were put on an open terrace, and at the end of the game, cardiff fans were let out first and they went behind the terrace and began throwing bricks and rubble from the building site there, over the fence at us...we were forced onto the empty pitch and a group of about 500 of us ran down the player's tunnel and out through the emergency exit where we faced the cardiff mob (who were as surprised as we were to be face to face), a skirmish occured, but we gave as good as we got before old bill arrived to seperate us.
This is going to be a load of pish isnt it!? Turned it off even before number 60 was complete. 5000 United turned out to Ayresome Park?? In 1999?? Ayresome Park was demolished and replaced with housing…IN 1997.
Please try and get your facts right when doing these. In the infamous riot at the end of the 1995 FA Cup match Chelsea v Millwall, there wasnt a single Millwall fan in the (then new) home end. They were all situated in what was then the temporary Shed End (the beloved Shed Terrace had been torn down the previous year) and both sets of fans from the West Stand and temporary stand had ripped seats out and thrown them at each other
I haven't watched part 2 yet but will there be a mention of Bradford v Leeds 1986 (odsel) year after the Bradford fire, or Hull City v Bradford City 1996... Both have good footage on RU-vid
I remained with two Forest mates in the West Ham Ground, on the side terrace where we weren't harassed at all. One came from the second special which was held back, having broken away from the station. It was Archie Gemmil's debut and 0-0. I suspect more Forest Fans just kept quiet and stayed where they were. Every Forest tried to mob up in the ground they were attacked. Fans were climbing out over the turnstiles when we got there, looking shocked. Two Forest fans trying to cross the pitch to the other side were arrested. Everything was confusion. So much for segregation and corrupt turnstile operators who let West Ham into the Away Section. We felt safest when we sat in the West Ham Social Club.
Spot on. Leeds fans tried to get the game stopped when City went 2-0 up and the ref brought the players off then 10 minutes later the ref made an announcement saying the game will not be abandoned and we will be here till midnight if needs be. In this game Joe Corrigan and a Leeds fan are squaring up to one another in the Leeds goal area, and earlier Gordon Mcqueen (R.I.P.) and David Harvey was throwing punches at one another. Our local news team reported on tv saying the police said the Man City fans were well behaved as Leeds fans failed to get the game stopped. I would imagine that all these games mentioned on this vlog fans are saying that did not happen and this did not happen, a classic case of half truths.
A small group, no more than 10, of non-hooligan City fans,, middle-aged, no scarves, were rescued by the police when they were identified and attacked by home fans on the kop near the front. I think it was all ticket, but not certain.
It was an all ticket game. It was Corrigan who started the pitch invasion by throwing a bottle back into the Gelderd. I saw no city fans but if they were hiding I could be wrong.
The Newcastle V Forest game 1974 wasn't abandoned. Forest from the 2nd division were winning 3-1 when the Geordies invaded. the game was stopped for 15 minutes, and resumed with Newcastle winning 4-3. Forest complained , and they had to replay it, with Newcastle winning 1-0 and going onto beat Burnley in the semi-final before losing 3-0 to Liverpool in the final. Forest took over 10,000 to the first game, but only 800 or so to the replay.
Yeah i am a hull fan an in the 1996 match there was trouble all day, it started with a pitch invasion by hull fans after bradford fans had been given hulls home end, and loads of trouble down north rd after the game.
I was at that game, it was one of the best away days I ever went to. 6 of us went on the train and we didn't even know we had been given the Hull home end for the day. Imagine being half pissed and having a do with so Hull coz we had gone to the away end not realising only to run into a few Hull City... After a bit of a do we were escorted to the Bradford end just in time for the pitch invasions. Any way after the result on the pitch that got us into the play offs it seriously went off outside the ground. It was fucking mayhem that day.... Yeah a good day, wouldn't you agree
@@StevenClark-u5i It is a game that stands out in the memory without a doubt for the sheer violence, we knew it was going to go off because hulls mob met in the pubs in the city centre and word was going round to invade the pitch .Although hull had a good mob back in the day it was always diluted by the 2 RL teams where sometimes there was as much bother as at the football, places such as Warrington, widnes and st helens come to mind, bradford was also a dodgy place to go too ! But surely the 70s 80s were the best times to be a youth, the fashion, the music, the sport and the freedom everything is sanitised now ?
I walked thro that mayhem sober asfk just back from India ,was driving a crew of lads t'game got back to the Sherpa let me big Pitbull out for a shit and next thing see me mates being pursued by about 200 rabid hull fans ,held em back with big barky dog jumped in van and fkt off rather rapid like dog saved the day Samson American pitbull cross sweet as fk
@@GaryS-z2e everything is sanitised now coz of CCTV. Your getting 6months for just ghoding the opposite fans aren't you. At one time PC Wiccombe and his Bradford plod mob would grab u and Chuck u in the back of a hooli van, give u a hiding and then fuck you off
Everton are very handy with Stanley knives aren't they. Never took a Stanley to football. Used fists, feet, and any other part of the body. Knives are for coward's....
Easy m8 I'm not saying nowt about it, if that's how you roll, just a bit too naughty for my liking.... When you go to football an end up losing your life (2 Leeds lads in Istanbul "RIP") Is it REALLY worth it
