I went to this game, as a Celtic fan, and it was unforgettable. A great example of how football can bring the good out in people. Although the actual game wasn’t that important, I was also struck that day by how great that Liverpool team were, especially John Barnes, who glided over the pitch that day, with class and skill - what a player.
I remember standing in the jungle and coins being flung from all angles as collection buckets for the bereaved families were being carried by ballboys. One of the most emotional atmospheres i've experienced in football. YNWA to all the families who lost loved ones in the tragedy that was Hillsborough.
Thank you very much Celtic. Great club, fantastic supporters, great people. I’ve been to Parkhead a few times with friends, always great hospitality in the bars with the Celtic faithful. A Liverpool supporter from Belfast. 👍🇮🇪
@@craigla83 what have oldco got to do with Celtic and Liverpool beat it hun your a hate filled poisonous sectarian,racist right wing club and support! Weirdos
Always trying to be relevant to Celtic and seek out validation!! Your nothing and you let your club die!! Beat it!! When want no part of your dead or new poisonous club utter vile a breeding ground of hate is Ibrox should have been bulldozed in 2012 when oldco died
Always remember going to this game and being among supporters of both team's. Came home with a few thing from kind Liverpool Liverpool fan's. God Bless The 96. YNWA 💚❤
I was at this match. I wasn't a supporter of either club, but was happy to go and help towards the disaster fund. Needless to say it was an emotional atmosphere throughout the match. Normally a packed Celtic Park is a very hostile place for any opposition - teams and fans - but of course that was never going to be the case here. I recall Kenny Dalglish's comment later that the reception for Liverpool was 'unbelievable'. And I know John Barnes appreciated it, too, as he waved to the Jungle when they chanted his name.
First three goals, three shots, three saves. So, either the defenders were slow to react and/or Bonnar never learned to redirect his saves away from the strikers.
Was there that day,think there was colours there from most clubs including rangers, always remember all the wreaths and flowers behind the goals ,ynwa,
When I lived in Madrid a friend of mine told me they ripped up the train tickets of Liverpool fans, felt they hadn't recovered from the shock. Spent several more days with Scots hosts and it like facing what had taken place would be worth living again.
@@DaveWallerLFC Liverpool Football Club is 100% English. The heart of that club is pumping English blood.. Why would Irish republicans overlook that? I'd understand if the club had been formed by an Irishman.
The first manager was Irish. The first team of players was mostly Scots. I'm not saying there is an Irish republican link in the club, but to say it's 100% English ignores the history of the club and the city.
That's a very strange argument. I think most people would argue that the likes of Liddell, Shankly and Dalglish were a bit more than visitors! A club isn't 100% defined by its founder; it's shaped by its history, players, managers and supporters.
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I went to this game, as a Celtic fan, and it was unforgettable. A great example of how football can bring the good out in people. Although the actual game wasn’t that important, I was also struck that day by how great that Liverpool team were, especially John Barnes, who glided over the pitch that day, with class and skill - what a player.
We went up to Glasgow for this and I'm almost crying now thinking back, you glaswegians are beautiful! #Jft97
Celtic supporter, was at the game too pal, very very emotional, two of the best clubs in British football with the best supporters. YNWA.
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I was at Hillsborough and also at this game. Thanks to Celtic and everybody who attended the game. We never walked alone.
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I remember standing in the jungle and coins being flung from all angles as collection buckets for the bereaved families were being carried by ballboys. One of the most emotional atmospheres i've experienced in football. YNWA to all the families who lost loved ones in the tragedy that was Hillsborough.
What a great relationship these two great clubs have.
Thank you very much Celtic. Great club, fantastic supporters, great people.
I’ve been to Parkhead a few times with friends, always great hospitality in the bars with the Celtic faithful.
A Liverpool supporter from Belfast. 👍🇮🇪
Top man.
Love to go to Parkhead. One day I will.
Celtic and Liverpool always and will be brother clubs. Thank you Celtic.
Wish we had your history in Europe. Maybe one day.
Bullshit, no more closer than rangers are to Liverpool, players came from both clubs
@@craigla83 what have oldco got to do with Celtic and Liverpool beat it hun your a hate filled poisonous sectarian,racist right wing club and support! Weirdos
Always trying to be relevant to Celtic and seek out validation!! Your nothing and you let your club die!! Beat it!! When want no part of your dead or new poisonous club utter vile a breeding ground of hate is Ibrox should have been bulldozed in 2012 when oldco died
@@craigla83nar Liverpool and Celtic have a shared bond. Everton can have Rangers.
Scouser, and will always say celtic are my club up there!!! What a heart that club has.
Always remember going to this game and being among supporters of both team's. Came home with a few thing from kind Liverpool Liverpool fan's. God Bless The 96. YNWA 💚❤
All these years on and it still brings a tear to the eye.
When football is at its best. Much love to the memory of hillsborough
I was at this match. I wasn't a supporter of either club, but was happy to go and help towards the disaster fund. Needless to say it was an emotional atmosphere throughout the match. Normally a packed Celtic Park is a very hostile place for any opposition - teams and fans - but of course that was never going to be the case here. I recall Kenny Dalglish's comment later that the reception for Liverpool was 'unbelievable'. And I know John Barnes appreciated it, too, as he waved to the Jungle when they chanted his name.
Always here for your brilliant city. Glasgow and Liverpool United.
Yeah we trained it up for the weekend... Met Jinxy and cried, cheers Scotland 🏴
Thank you Celtic. YNWA
Great fans Celtic. Exceptional club.
Thanks Glasgow Celtic from a Liverpool fan YNWA .
My first ever Celtic game 💚 remember leaving raging that we got pumped, the bigger picture lost on me. #YNWA
A big thank you to the players and supporters of the club
One of the best YNWA's of all time....
I was there,but it was a sad day,but we all did well,god rest the fans of Liverpool that couldnt be there
Glasgow and Liverpool forever. Celtic FC and Liverpool FC
I went to that game ...boss day and looked after by the Celtic fans put Celtic scarfs round our necks badges etc and was just great all round!!!!.
I know Celtic were being hospitable to Liverpool in their grief, but did Packy Bonnar have to go that far...
First three goals, three shots, three saves. So, either the defenders were slow to react and/or Bonnar never learned to redirect his saves away from the strikers.
salsabil44 , was always big Packie s worst fault
Was there that day,think there was colours there from most clubs including rangers, always remember all the wreaths and flowers behind the goals ,ynwa,
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When I lived in Madrid a friend of mine told me they ripped up the train tickets of Liverpool fans, felt they hadn't recovered from the shock. Spent several more days with Scots hosts and it like facing what had taken place would be worth living again.
I remember this game ✊
YNWA 🔴🤝🍀
11:12 - really unsettling to see a billboard for the S*n.
Sadly worse was to come from that rag
16:35 was brilliant
K C class as ever
You'll Never Walk Alone 🔴🍀
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Rip 96
Liverpool and Celtic 🫱🏻🫲🏽
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JOHN BARNES IS LIKE A BRICK WALL CELTIC AND LIVERPOOL
The double footed challenge leading up to the 3rd goal would not have been allowed nowadays
You could say that about 50% of the tackles back then would not be allowed today! 🇮🇪🍀📿
wtf was Bonner doing for the first 3 goals!! YNWA HH 🇮🇪🍀📿
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The relationship is odd since Liverpool is English and Celtic are full of Irish republicans.
Liverpool isn't a typical English city and has had a large Irish population historically. It's not any sort of hotbed of English nationalism.
@@DaveWallerLFC Liverpool Football Club is 100% English. The heart of that club is pumping English blood.. Why would Irish republicans overlook that? I'd understand if the club had been formed by an Irishman.
The first manager was Irish. The first team of players was mostly Scots. I'm not saying there is an Irish republican link in the club, but to say it's 100% English ignores the history of the club and the city.
@@DaveWallerLFC I’m sorry but the founder was English. Everyone else is a visitor. You can’t change that. The club was born from an Englishman
That's a very strange argument. I think most people would argue that the likes of Liddell, Shankly and Dalglish were a bit more than visitors! A club isn't 100% defined by its founder; it's shaped by its history, players, managers and supporters.