Man United’s Red Army try to storm The Kop at Anfield
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- Thousands of Mancunians descend on Liverpool to watch United play at Anfield, the police battle to keep both sets of supporters apart.
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The way he casually says 4 people stabbed including a police officer😂
I know. It was way worse then than it is now, these days they just make most the stuff up
@@ThatAllegedlyChannelhow on earth do people try and say fans were better back in the 80s
@@mrmeeseeks2534 it’s actually crazy people say that. The 80’s was literally the pinochle of football thuggery. The stuff that goes on today is child’s play to the 80’s
Fairly normal day back then lol.
And that was a good day😂
Back in the days when police officers had to be 6ft or over and able to look after themselves.
With 15” helmets!
Before they went woke.
They were the liverpool 'fans' 😁
and didnt have 2 tier policing
Evening all🚓
People forget how much anger there was in the 70’a and 80’s amongst working class people..
still is
Yes the PlayStations and ecstasy tablets have numbed it all a bit!
@@mickb44 not like it was. I’m 52 now and remember watching the scenes at Orgreave, my dad said we’re heading for civil war..
Nothing whatsoever to do with anger,it was mobs of lads having a good scrap with mobs from other clubs (if they wanted it) sinple as that,politics NEVER came into it. london firms were every bit as upfor it as Manc/Lancs /Yorks firms,wether it was a poverty stricken Sunderland mob or a Chelsea mob there was never politics involved
@@spiritualwholesale1910 Yes many extreme political groups from both left and right tried to infiltrate the scene but they could not motivate them into their causes. Football has its own ancient culture coming from Shrove football.
Successful operation.......4 stabbings!
If a bus window gets cracked these days it's news for 5 years 😂
People getting stabbed is hardly news these day, let's be honest.
How the modern day world as changed lol
That's surely progress then.
@@TonyEnglandUK yes but that just shows the fake outrage about these days
@@steve-kl9iv I get what you mean, sorry.
'Storm?' where was the attempt to 'Storm' the Kop? Almost nothing happened on this clip.
There wasn't an attempt. It's just click bait.
Cos the reds 'fans' still hadnt arrived from wales, finland or asia 😁😂🤣
@@PeteBurns-xv2fz😂😂😂😂
Deluded Manc broadcaster
Literally all manure fans are from london and Africa and India so shut up bud
It's not even a working class game anymore... it's all seater premium with a completely dead atmosphere... it's much safer but it's come at a massive cost... literally
You do realize hillsborough happened because of this type of hooliganism?
@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 Hillsborough happened because of poor policing and poor planning.. absolutely nothing to do with hooligans
@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 ....Indirectly I guess it did because the fences were the main reason for the deaths. But who puts fences up that don't drop down or have gates at the front if there's a problem with over crowding ??
They threw out the baby with the bath-water in the 90s eh,it's more skillful now but oh so slow & teeth-grindingly boring
Yeah they drove the lower working classes out basically and didn't give a shit about the people football was built on.
When Sky came along football became the new rock and roll for the middle classes, everyone had to follow a club.
Kids paying on the gate and Dad's and grandad's taking kids to games vanished overnight at my club when all seater stadiums came along. That alone killed the atmosphere in stadiums.
'When Saturday Comes' became a thing of the past with clubs dictating to fans when they'd attend games and players thinking they were rock stars and not interacting with the fans like they use to. kick off's were arranged to suit the god of TV.
It's more like going to bloody cineworld these days.
Even football panels have changed with everyone being an expert these days telling managers and players where they're going wrong with every move.
Oh and don't get me started on VAR.
The only good thing these days is the thugs of the game can't get away with battering skilful players anymore.
Crazy to see this. I am in the kop each gane but there is little to no trouble i see at all. I am glad these days of the trouble has gone.
"stabbed with craft knives" Scouser thing if I recall correctly.
Was that the first game of paul tierney? Two clear pens turned down
What i want to know is what became of the poor vauxhall cavalier abandoned on the kerb on priory road
Its occupant made her two quid and waltzed off to the Co-op to buy some Tennents.
Leeds fan here ,I remember when MUFC came to Leeds 3rd May 1980 !!!
Good god, what a day that was!!!! Nobody could match man united fans back then, and going further back to the 70s, they were far worse!! If you were going to old Trafford back then as an away fan, it was highly likely you were gonna get a clip!!!😮
I remember in 1973 when Man U fans in their thousands were chased en masse from Elland Rd to the Train Station after the game. Incredible scene. It was a stampede of over 5000. Leeds fans had a huge police escort at Old Trafford during the 1970s, so there wasn't much trouble. Leeds fans who were not in the away end used to wear Man U lapel badges for security.
I wouldn't say that as Tottenham was a Naughty One but 03/05/80 was unbelievable, 1 of the best ever at ER.
Liverpool would batter them.
Worst fans were Millway fans.
They routinely killed people
@@craiggibbons8228Joking what you smoking ?
@user-wc8is6jx5z I don't smoke. You weren't around during the docherty era, obviously 🙄.
84-85 season, I remember the game and the Stapleton goal! A Sunday game iirc.. football violence nationwide was off the charts that season, it was an anomaly - the season from hell.
When I was a kid I was at a Man Utd Liverpool match with my Dad and his mates. Must have been 83. I remember a fight broke out and I saw a red Stanley knife/craft knife fall to the ground. Crazy times.
American made back then.
That was his mate Stanley that fell on the floor
😊@@twistedtrackstravel8771
And I have been q Liverpool season ticket holder since 1974 and went home and away ' and still got my ticket today.(i was at this game too) I have never ever seen anyone with a Stanley knife at the game. So you're one time going the game and seeing one must be like winning the lottery .😅😅
@@normanrogers735I’m not sure if your taking the piss or not but I for sure saw it. Craft knives and Stanley’s were a norm from what I’ve been told.
Thanks for sharing this. Brilliant footage.
Of all the things to fight over...a ball getting kicked round a field isnt one of them
What is then?
@CIMAmotor we should be fighting politicians and corruption and the fact our country is now occupied territory, not fighting each other over millionaires kicking a ball in a field
@grahamd8356 facts bro, imagine all these firms joining as one and actually putting their energy to soemthing productive? Everyone forgets not only in UK but every country in the world u outnumber the police by at least 10 to 1 at minimum. Adding weapons on top of that to make it fair ground cos cops have guns, tasers, pepper spray and battons etc
@@grahamd8356 was not millionaires in those days
Real police officers,unlike the police we have now.
Real horses not like the horses we have now.
Real busses not like the busses we have now.
real funny hairdos not like the funny hairdos we have now
Real woolys not like we have now lah
@@reformtorta
why do old age pensioners think they had it better off back in the day, you used to get an orange for Christmas and some coal ffs.
Storm the kop? Marched to the anfield Road end and escorted home again, apart from those who ventured across the park. It was like a scene from Zulu with mounted police tearing all around the place.
I was at this game and the fa semi at Goodison. Very toxic atmosphere at both games.
If you remember the milk cup game in November 85 at Anfield they didn't sell out their allocation . The reason was what had happened in the semis at Goodison that May.
Scene from Zulu 😆
That last couple of sentences made me laugh😂
How was that not a pen and he jumped on Nicols back !
True. But if you watch Nicol when he goes down, he does grab the wrong leg
Its unbelievable he just rugby tackled him
In the 70s 80s 90s etc it was different. Vinnie Jones made a career of those body slams and suplexes in the early to mid 90s.
Norman Whiteside - Frank Stapleton
...this undeniably used to be the Glorious days of the English Football when British Footballers used to play for the English Teams...however...for me above all used to be the remarkable moments on every journey by the British Rail Trains and the sounding ritual of opening & closing the doors of the Trains...Glorious days indeed...
How is this good old days? English fans still have a reputation to this day because of the violent clowns back then. If you wanna watch all English players you're lucky, we have this thing called international break, every few weeks...
@@teddypicker8799 ...first of all I wrote glorious days & not good days...and secondly it is your inalienable right to believe whatever you like therefore your reply is well respected... cheerio 👋👋👋
I agree, now there’s hardly any British players, and they’re all millionaires playing
I can't talk about traveling to any games, but in 1978, I did have the pleasure of going from Southampton up to Blackpool, to visit family, on your British Rail Trains
The condition of the cars at the time, while functional, left a lot to be desired, and three trains broke down 😂.
However, as a 15 year old Canadian kid who was, on this occasion, traveling on his own, and _way_ out of his element, it was an interesting and enjoyable day that I'll never forget.
I met some great people, was completely lost most of the time, scared the 💩 out of my dad, his brother, and the rest of my dad's side of the family, who I was meeting for the first time, because they had no idea where I was or why I hadn't arrived 5 hours beforehand like I should've (contacting them was near impossible for most of the day), I got half drunk with 5 guys who were total strangers to each other, and had myself quite the fun adventure.
Considering how worried everyone had been about me, I decided to keep the fun part of the day to myself for a while 😁.
@@jpip1382 It's really confusing seeing all the players on the pitch are black and brown foreigners (millionaires) and they fans still going crazy for it. There's no connection between premier League clubs and the actual community they're based anymore. Even the owners are oil rich Arabs from the Gulf states. And the fans still act like it's "their" club.
Anyone on here that went to the fa cup semi fina at Hillsboro mufc v derby in 75? What a day that was. Thousands locked outside and battling with South Yorkshire Police outside the ground.
I remember at many, many matches one particular Mounted Bobby, had a big thick muzzy, who could literally control everywhere within 50 yards+ of him and his horse ..
the year they did put the fences up i was up the brummie end at west brom and the visiting leeds fans shook and snapped the fences off down their end and ran the length of the pitch to chuck the fence at the west brom fans. The year before the fences, West Ham ‘took’ the brummie end, hundreds of west ham fans kicking off in ‘our’ end and us kids had to climb onto the pitch. If there’d been fences then, we’d have been crushed against them. Ah… the good old days.
In the middle of all the melee a football match breaks out
Tribalism at its ugliest ...no matter which team these hooligans support
Proper days of football. Notice how literally nobody has a football shirt on apart from kids 😂
Proper days? Yeah, heysel, Hillsborough, innocent children and fans killed, everyone treated like animals, crap facilities. Yeah, great days.
Literally no-one has a shirt except for the ones that do.
@@chivauk ha ha indeed
@@chivaukdeserves more likes than OP
You Couldnt get replicas in the 70s
It’s when we actually had some Police! Now it feels like 1 copper per town, who, if off duty, isn’t interested because he doesn’t want to do paperwork. Why? Because there’s no overtime. If only our Government spent OUR money on the UK.
You obviously haven’t been to Man Utd Liverpool game recently, there are at least 500
When football was a working class game supported by working class people
And any given match ran the risk of getting stabbed or crushed. Oh yeah halycon days mate.
Fucking hell...
Bread and circuses
Indeed.
not sure what's wrong with more different social classes enjoying a game of football, or is that reserved for the working class.
United never "stormed the Kop". Ever. No one ever stormed the Kop.
Blue n white Kop
@@kx9651
What are you on about?
I remember Swansea showed outside, late 70's. They even sprayed a Swan on the gates. Seen the Geordies run up kemlyn Road same era. We always went in on derby day. Near the middle when Sharp scored his worldie.😅😅
@@bluescousenilsatis1981 swansea were there absolutely mental there were thousands swans fans locked outside on the streets and a few got in the kop end with a few slaps exchanged funny as fuck
@@bluescousenilsatis
Blues were welcome in any part of Anfield back then. I've also been in every stand at Goodison, as have most Reds. We used to have a few thousand on the Gwladys Street in the derbies back then.
The good old days ❤
A savage time in football history, but fun at the same time
Being dragged along his mullet 😂😂
Those were the days
Wouldn't want to get stuck down the alleys in Liverpool or Manchester no escape no choice but to fight. Lot safer now just banter at the grounds.
Not at Man Utd Liverpool games, there are still clashes. Fans are separated just as much now. Difference is away fans are kept in the stadium longer
@@jakehowie442 football "hooligans" in 2024 are just wannabes that weren't born until 1995.
Ah the old days 😂 now all you see is posers taking selfies, football sure has changed and not for the betterment of the average supporters
These lads had it easy in the early 70s it was walk from lime st no police escort and no segregation in the anfield Rd end
In what year that happened?
85 it was almost over police were in control ,late 70s early 80s was the bollocks old bill didnt have a clue ,we were freelance just followed the definite games that were gonna kick off in the north ,every sat up at 6 for the train on the "persil" crack ,night games were proper naughty if you were stranded somewhere and missed train home .makes me laugh when i see young lads now risking jail just for stepping towards another suppoorter
@ 1-57...that is clearly a ''foul throw''....the ball is not thrown from BEHIND his head.
got to say from west ham fan man utd took 10,000 plus to away games they had very good support.
Half of them from London and the home counties.
@@botany500kojakJurgen's right, your fans are shite
United's away support was and always has been second to none.
Even during the years when we got relegated in 1974, we still commanded the highest average league attendances in the country, same again even when we were in the second division we topped the attendance records, no ther team could do that which shows the loyalty of support!
The second division season is legendary with the massive away support when it was pay on the day entrance.
I remember United taking over the Spion Kop at Hillsborough in 1974 and Blackpool giving their entire open Spion kop to United fans at the old Bloomfield Road - an unprecedented step.
United took over 20,000 to an away night match (FA cup 6th round replay in 1976 at Wolves), still remember the chants, 2-0 down, 3-2 up now were gonna win the cup"
750k turned out for the trophy parade after beating Liverpool 2-1 in 1977. I also remember reading the Sunday papers after the 79 cup final stating United may have lost the cup to Arsenal but won the home coming stats, with 200k turning out for Arsenal as victors and 300k for United as losers.
They've never brought 10k to Liverpool or Everton apart from the fa Cup semi finals at goodison 79 85 , they got smashed tan everywhere , they were having second thoughts leaving goodison without the plod outside the park end , if you've ever been goodison you'll know where I'm on about , we'll outside sitting off in thr Park, in side streets were massive mons of Liverpool, many would have been Everton , belive me united famous fed army shit them selves where the realise what was in front of them behind them and all around them they were trying to get back into goodison they got smashed proper tjr bizzies couldn't do anything to prevent this by thr way this was probably thr only time we could get into them as they'd usually have massive protection around them ww scattered them in the upper scoreboard early 80s aswell they were in there about 3/400 we were in there about the sane in numbers ran them out the upper scoreboard that day , we had a top firm up till 85 hysel , all scouse lads mostly kids when we teamed up with Everton which was regular back then we were unstoppable, we'd be with them when they had a big reputation firm coming into our city and they'd be over at anfield especially in cup games league best as these were night games , we could get thing done in the darkness after the game even better when it was pissing it down
@@davidsmith655Napoli averaged over 50k when they were in Serie C
“A successful day overall, only four people were stabbed including one police officer”
United!!!!!
anybody know what year this was filmed? 80's?
also i'm yankee but i've noticed whether inside or outside it's always referred to as "the floor" whereas in these parts it's only "the ground" when outside (inside it's "the floor") and what is called the "ground" over there would be called "the stadium" over here.
March 31st 1985
1981-82.
In England a football stadium is a football ground.
I was at this game . Probably my 2nd visit to Anfield. Couldn’t believe attendance was only 36000
@@ChrisLonsdale67 yeah i know and the floor is the floor whether inside or out. sounds odd to us yankees but alot of our terminology sounds odd to peoples in the u.k. such is the english language a total mess.
Absolutely shameful, young men from two great Northern Cities wanting to knock shite out of each other. Thatcher must have been laughing her ice cold tits off. Sadly things aren't much better today.
Glad it’s safer these days
Your right ; the footy was great but away games were scary if you werent a thug.
That's why they called it Stanley park
VAR would have given both penalties
I was thinking exactly the same thing 😂 😂
Not this season they wouldn’t
Penalties are too readily awarded these days, especially for accidental 'handball'.
Sad to hear them mention that proposals had been put forward for fences. They were the main reason for the tragic deaths of fans at Hillsborough. Thank god they didn't have them at Valley Parade or thousands would have died.
Let's get it straight though, this was manchester uniteds highlight of the season! Cause Let's be factual,they had nothing to play for on the pitch!
We won the cup and Liverpool didn't win a trophy but there you go
We were always United's cup final.
That wasn’t the fa cup semi final though. The first match was at Goodison 2-2. The replay United won at Maine Road.
@@larryblagoon8467 I was at both games as a United supporter.
@@davidspion9548 Nothing wrong with that and Arsenal later on. So who was yours cup final then?
How did Liverpool not get at least one penalty! Ridiculous. VAR is a joke. From an Everton fan.
In The Netherlands it's still like this basically because 'nothing to be done about it anyway...'..
What year was this?
March 1985. Heysel was 2 months later and that put a stop to Liverpool's mob to be honest. Numbers dwindled
It's seen as a successful operation even when police are getting stabbed. The 80s were something else.
They had a massive firm
Still have got a massive firm sadly like all firms nowadays they'd rather shove shit up their noses than have a proper row. Quite sad really from a Forest fan 🔴🌳
@@forestranger5408true bud
Big Frank with another header.
The Government Says.... Hard to listen to that term in 2024
Is it asking too much to attach a date/year to the video?
Google it, easy to find.
31 March, 1985.
They never...utter myth. As soon as we arrived they disappeared
What you brit have faced 20 to 30 years ago we face every weekend here in Brazil.
What was the score
Don't you wish the police could still be like this?
At what point did anyone try to storm the Kop? I've watched several times but can find nothing
NO one wore team colours back in the 70's 80's
Remember those days being on the other platforn as a kid giving the vs lol
4 stabbings and they say no one saw any crimes
The Mancs didnt storm the kop.They ran at a small group of scallies,giving it the big un outsite the Kemlyn.I was one of em,we didnt think they'd break escort 😂Plenty of em did,we scarpered towards the Kop 🤷♂️Thats what happened here lads.
3rd manc out the gate, Donkey jacket 😂 mancs have never done clobber
scruffs
I remember the 80s well. Going the match in a pair of my latest trainers bought from Wade Smith on Slater Street (not the beaut bigger shop it became on Mathew Street) and an Australian polo t-shirt on....while all the Mancs and Cockneys were still wearing 18 high Dr Martens and rolled up jeans 😂😂
Montirex and 110s
@ds9642 Kind of...but that clobber came only came along in the 2020s....I'm talking about the Scal clobber from the mid to late 80s
Arsenal and Everton best dressed back then
Reds fan here united here and mib days were brilliant . But Liverpool pre heisell/Hillsborough we’re right up there too .those incidents changed everything at Liverpool. And for the team that started casual culture (fact) fighting at football just didn’t seem right anymore…..,
Liverpool haha
True; 1970 at Elland Road and the scousers were firing off sharpened pennies. I still have one; unusual for a Pudlian to give away money...
late 70's United always took our end Liverpool didn't even try, probably would have succeeded if they did.
@@markpaulo269what's your end?🤔👹
@@mickfoskett6629 Loft, QPR.
Four people were stabbed with craft knives...apart from the police injury its been a normal day overall.
Got more chance of storming the Kop than getting through Edge Hill alive tbh.
These days Manu fans travel to Anfield in disguise and are already on the train home halfway through the 2nd half.
yeah thats because they are usually losing 5-0 by then lol
klhjo
Seem to remember walking to the ground singing shankly and other less savoury songs a couple of years back. Only 3 of us and only me singing. Not a peep out of anyone. Mind i wasnt singing in Norwegian
I sent you that ages ago Arthur Scargill was one of my terrible moments in that shithole was on leave at that one
Cctv and big sentences have put a stop to most of this happening today there is only a small amount going on .
Fans of EVERY club were treated like animals then - and now.
Proper policing then. Not there to make people feel better but to keep law and order.
Good. Many were animals. Unfortunately they spoil it for the many.
Don’t know about animals these days, more like ATM/cash points now.
I'm on this video 😮
Nah u ain’t mate
Proud to be British
Happens/happened everywhere
They didn't try. They did
Didn't get anywhere near to storming the kop. 😂
Clothing companies trying there hardest to bring hooligans back in todays game .
As a Spurs fan, I did that exact journey from Edge Hill to Anfield on buses on the wonderfully dated 'football specials' from Euston station. No woke back then lol.
But then - as now, you still do not know what it means.
"the good old days"
Where was the storming of the Kop?
The police of this moderns times are shocking compared. Woke, cowardly, only target local born etc
There's no way the Cops could handle these type of maneuvers now!
lol @ 13 buses. Not enough to take the boys pen at Elland Road, never mind the kop at any self respecting ground.
Ask them how far they got.....not very....!!! But tbf utd always turned up at anfield...like we always turned up at OT.....!
Who won the game
Good old times
Tickets for the kop were on sale in my local..Utd fans were in every stand..
Li Varfools will say different..
They kept very quiet then 😂
Good old days passionate not a prawn sarnie in sight
Was on that train. Bus was wrecked and we were chucking seats out at the scousers 😅
return trip musta been comfy?
@@russell-di8jsyou know what, I can’t even remember journey home, bloody long time ago now that 😢
Used to be able to sup beers at h/t. o/Trafford used to sell 2 pint pots & we'd neck 2 of 'em on a good?bad day during h/t@@leehenry8608
The special train carrying fans were always wrecked. Cattle trucks they called them.
When football was football, the very best of days
YEH. BEST PLAYERS IN THE WORLD😂😂😂 I REMEMBER ENGLAND PLAYING MIND BLOWING FOOTBALL IN THE WORLD CUPS. EXPECIALLY IN USA 94 SOME YEARS LATER. AMAZING FOOTBALL.
OH AND THE CRAZY GANG. SOME OF THE BEST FOOTBALL I HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You smoking crack. England didn’t qualify for USA 1994!
still football mate, if you weren't aware the F in Liverpool FC and Manchester United FC stands for football still.
If you think that you didnt watch it back then.
@@Jayfive276 OH YEH. ENGLAND IN EURO 92 TO WERE A GREAT TEAM 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
Gary Bailey , what a wasted talent bless him
Will never get them days back
If your in the now Blackbeard
"One of today's FA government recommendations is a perimeter fence."
Hindsight..
Apparently things were “better” back in then.. lol
Some one told me at this game a scouser got a full karate martial arts kick in the head Bruce Lee style hob nailed boots on, that has got to hurt. 😃😃😃
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Wonder if the geezer on the double yellow at the end got a ticket with all them old bill about
Why?
I’m a blue , and an old fella now I used to go to that match just for the scrap , no blades just a punch up and a laugh
Zzzzz
That’s what you call community spirit
Soft bastard. Go the match to watch the match