Liverpool had massive support , every lad I worked with went the game. Liverpool took 30-40 thousand away to Wolves in 1976. Utd supporters came from all around the country in those days but Liverpool was local only with only a handful from outside..
Glad you put Sheffield United ( and Wednesday) in there. Sheffield United was a strange ground in the 70's, up until 1975 it was 3 sided with the cricket ground being there. You could walk all the long way round to the other end. Don't remember away teams coming round to the Kop, but a few times United went round to the away end before it all kicked off. Remember Bobby Charlton saying that you could tell if Sheff United were winning by the ball boys, if Sheff United were losing they would run and fetch the ball off the cricket pitch, If United were winning, they would just sit there and say fetch it yourself.
@@philwoollin6470 ha ha 😂 The old Leeds took thousands nonsense. Remember Elland Road... the old stand, the Blades had sold all the away tickets so hundreds of Blades bought tickets for there and took that from Leeds, I was there that day.
Happy memories with Forest. Went to all these grounds . Battles every week. Normal in the 70s. We never backed down with the crew i was with. God bless Pat .🙏👊❤️
Went to Millwall 1970's, horrible place and people, chased us all over the ground, before the soul crew, told to leg it down cold blow lane, just had to fight our way back to the tube, felt like Rourke's drift.
Man United took the Boothen the first time I went to Stoke, back in about 72. There wasn't a lot of trouble - we just got there well before the Stoke fans, queued up before them and completely occupied the back half of the Boothen before Stoke got in! Stoke had the front half. it was a laugh, as I recall.
Reality is a total of one fan in the 1970's was murdered inside a ground. That was in 1974 at Bloomfield Rd, Blackpool v Bolton. A Blackpool fan was stabbed to death on the Kop end . One is too many though.RIP.
I Remember 76-77 when Hereford were in Div2, Wolves, Chelsea, Cardiff and Millwall, didn't get it all their own way when they tried it on, they all got ejected out of the Meadow End, sometimes it took some effort, but none stayed too long,
Chelsea along with man united and Southampton in the cup were all given the Trent end as a trial by forest and old bill. It stopped away fans getting attacked walking past the Trent end on their way round to the old east stand where at that time forests main mobs were also waiting and were standing. There was a massive write up by the club chairman following the Chelsea game the following home game explaining why they did it so any Chelsea telling otherwise is bullshit. Some of them did end up in the east stand and the fighting ended up spilling onto the pitch. Was carnage all over outside as well.
@@waynearnall6588 Yes about 3 or 400 Forest lads surrounded them in the East Stand and around 100 Chelsea fans had to jump over the wall on to the running track to get away when Forest attacked them. It was shown that night on the evening news on tv.
In the lower divisions the North West clubs had surprisingly large mobs as we called ourselves then. Preston, Bolton, Blackpool, Oldham, Tranmere come too mind plus my home town club Wigan Athletic when voted into the league in 78/79.
Wigan were shit when they first got into the league which is understandable. Think it was 1980 when I first went, was 13 and the first time I'd got involved in hooliganism. Wigan mob came to the away end after the game and our lads run them. I kicked one Wigan lad up the arse as he ran off. Sounds pathetic but as a 13'year old I was buzzing for a week. Have to say they've improved a lot since then and have always been pretty game. A very underrated mob. Never had trouble with Burnley, pretty average from what I've seen. Bolton turned up a lot but done them more often than not.
@@PhilipMaguire-iy2th Chelsea here anorl but can only speak early 80,s onwards we got it together mid 80s best travelling support outa London and we turned up on mass everywhere great times youth today have no idea of our support of old staunch one of the best!%%% no-one could argue otherwise !%%😎
To my knowledge no firm has ever taken then kop at Bramall lane a few have managed to get on but got booted off before anything kicked off always happened outside the ground on the way to station
Leeds completely took it in the late 70's and the following year had half of it. Man Utd took it also. Suspect a few others. Thing is Shoreham was first turnstiles you came to from the station and any large away mob was ushered by the police away from the City Centre and just went in there. Away fans often arrived before home fans. Smaller Mobs wouldn't do it but in the 70's the Shoreham was fair game for the bigger followings. BBC hadn't heard of them until mid 80's.
Why the Chelsea obsession, they were the celebrity kids firm back in the 70's all the wannabee 15 year olds followed them. Arsenal and spurs had proper men's firms.
@@lukassssi i would say they had good firms on days. Large numbers but had a lot of hangers on. I wouldnt say any one club ruled the 80s and 90s. All had good and bad days.
@@TOP.FOX. tosh spurs only went to wall a few times in the 70s 80s the year of the 2 division boxing day spurs were everywhere. Millwall never came to WHL that year The pre season game again spurs had millwall all over the place.You dont know what your talking about.
@@Kiwiboy1929 not sure of your allegiance fella but I ran with the chelse (headhunter era whilst not a rascist personally) and one firm we knew we had to bring our a-game was the icf
Being a Chelsea fan Remember We Took the Forest end, then the old bill put all the Chelsea there Forest where humiliated all through the game, they left early and came around to " There home end " I know of at least 2 Forest went swimming 😂😂😂😂
load of BS, police put Chelsea in the Trent End , Man utd and Southampton likewise, Forest used to go in the East Stand, Chelsea took a hammering on Trent Bridge after the game
@Bibg867 I started going on in 1980 and we didn't play utd until the modern era and have never once heard anyone speak of any major battles with them. Are you sure you are a claret and not a prawn sandwich fan of utd 😉
Everyone .... EVERYONE ..... knows Millwal were (are) the main firm no question about it .... notable mention to Chelsea and those muggy west ham cnuts but Millwall are the boss. Just the way it is ....
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Chealsea where allocated the Trent end weeks before the match and that is a fact.
Liverpool had massive support , every lad I worked with went the game. Liverpool took 30-40 thousand away to Wolves in 1976.
Utd supporters came from all around the country in those days but Liverpool was local only with only a handful from outside..
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Mate Liverpool never got those crowds at home!!..let alone away..you got to stop sniffing the glue!🙄👹
@@TrevorBoardman-n8b please ! .. 30-40 thousand.. never ..!! .. but thanks for the comment, it mate my day . 👍.. never laughed so much . 😂
Glad you put Sheffield United ( and Wednesday) in there. Sheffield United was a strange ground in the 70's, up until 1975 it was 3 sided with the cricket ground being there. You could walk all the long way round to the other end. Don't remember away teams coming round to the Kop, but a few times United went round to the away end before it all kicked off.
Remember Bobby Charlton saying that you could tell if Sheff United were winning by the ball boys, if Sheff United were losing they would run and fetch the ball off the cricket pitch, If United were winning, they would just sit there and say fetch it yourself.
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LEEDS TOOK THE SHOREHAM IN THE SEVENTYS A NIGHT MATCH I REMEMBER LEEDS TOOK THOUSANDS DOWN THERE IT WAS LIKE ELLAND RD
@@philwoollin6470 you’re telling porkies again 😂😂
@@philwoollin6470 ha ha 😂 The old Leeds took thousands nonsense.
Remember Elland Road... the old stand, the Blades had sold all the away tickets so hundreds of Blades bought tickets for there and took that from Leeds, I was there that day.
Happy memories with Forest.
Went to all these grounds .
Battles every week.
Normal in the 70s.
We never backed down with the crew i was with.
God bless Pat .🙏👊❤️
You didn’t do that well when you came to little old bpool 😅
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Went to Millwall 1970's, horrible place and people, chased us all over the ground, before the soul crew, told to leg it down cold blow lane, just had to fight our way back to the tube, felt like Rourke's drift.
Blackburn Rovers in the 1970s. Not for football hooliganism, but you were still in danger of death with the fear that the stadium might collapse 😉
Man United took the Boothen the first time I went to Stoke, back in about 72. There wasn't a lot of trouble - we just got there well before the Stoke fans, queued up before them and completely occupied the back half of the Boothen before Stoke got in! Stoke had the front half. it was a laugh, as I recall.
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Reality is a total of one fan in the 1970's was murdered inside a ground. That was in 1974 at Bloomfield Rd, Blackpool v Bolton. A Blackpool fan was stabbed to death on the Kop end . One is too many though.RIP.
The Portsmouth crew were the 6 57 not six point seven I believe the name derived from the train time they travelled on
I Remember 76-77 when Hereford were in Div2, Wolves, Chelsea, Cardiff and Millwall, didn't get it all their own way when they tried it on, they all got ejected out of the Meadow End, sometimes it took some effort, but none stayed too long,
Hereford always had a good away support😊
Chelsea along with man united and Southampton in the cup were all given the Trent end as a trial by forest and old bill. It stopped away fans getting attacked walking past the Trent end on their way round to the old east stand where at that time forests main mobs were also waiting and were standing. There was a massive write up by the club chairman following the Chelsea game the following home game explaining why they did it so any Chelsea telling otherwise is bullshit. Some of them did end up in the east stand and the fighting ended up spilling onto the pitch. Was carnage all over outside as well.
@@waynearnall6588 Yes about 3 or 400 Forest lads surrounded them in the East Stand and around 100 Chelsea fans had to jump over the wall on to the running track to get away when Forest attacked them. It was shown that night on the evening news on tv.
In the lower divisions the North West clubs had surprisingly large mobs as we called ourselves then.
Preston, Bolton, Blackpool, Oldham, Tranmere come too mind plus my home town club Wigan Athletic when voted into the league in 78/79.
Burnley
Wigan were shit when they first got into the league which is understandable. Think it was 1980 when I first went, was 13 and the first time I'd got involved in hooliganism. Wigan mob came to the away end after the game and our lads run them. I kicked one Wigan lad up the arse as he ran off. Sounds pathetic but as a 13'year old I was buzzing for a week. Have to say they've improved a lot since then and have always been pretty game. A very underrated mob.
Never had trouble with Burnley, pretty average from what I've seen. Bolton turned up a lot but done them more often than not.
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@@Oddly1970 stockport
Been all those grounds but me and a van load of us (were Stockport) went to Burnley away. Never been as scared in my life!
Liverpool away was scary!! Millwall. . Cardiff.
Load of Bllks westham took raton end in about 82 in a friendly OB chucked us out
Pompey and Oldham
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Bolton took the Oldham end a few times 70s
@@ianlomax6717 Burnley run across the pitch in FA cup 1974 4th round and chased Oldham out the Chaddy end
Try Plymouth Argyle what great fun in the seventies Devon port end❤
West ham only team to take shed in 70s&80s
Arsenal got in for 5 mins then got ran out I was there cfc
@@MickShepherd don't care what anyone says westham best in London!%
@jamieoliver3262 chelsea fan here agree 👍
@@PhilipMaguire-iy2th Chelsea here anorl but can only speak early 80,s onwards we got it together mid 80s best travelling support outa London and we turned up on mass everywhere great times youth today have no idea of our support of old staunch one of the best!%%% no-one could argue otherwise !%%😎
Is probably put places like burnden park Bolton in the 70s above a few of these.
Bolton were rough, dreaded playing you lot, always got beat and always gam as fck crew. Burnley fan
To my knowledge no firm has ever taken then kop at Bramall lane a few have managed to get on but got booted off before anything kicked off always happened outside the ground on the way to station
Man. United several times and Leeds. Quite a few stayed on there all the game including Newcastle, Liverpool and Chelsea. 3:33
Leeds completely took it in the late 70's and the following year had half of it.
Man Utd took it also.
Suspect a few others.
Thing is Shoreham was first turnstiles you came to from the station and any large away mob was ushered by the police away from the City Centre and just went in there. Away fans often arrived before home fans.
Smaller Mobs wouldn't do it but in the 70's the Shoreham was fair game for the bigger followings.
BBC hadn't heard of them until mid 80's.
Wimbledon original Plough Lane. Always drama and excitement there ......
Lol 😅 joking m8
Why the Chelsea obsession, they were the celebrity kids firm back in the 70's all the wannabee 15 year olds followed them. Arsenal and spurs had proper men's firms.
100%
@@Torrwvieja7186then the chelsea "kids" grew up and rulled 80s and 90s
@@lukassssi i would say they had good firms on days. Large numbers but had a lot of hangers on. I wouldnt say any one club ruled the 80s and 90s. All had good and bad days.
Arsenal & spurs never showed up at millwall but Chelsea always did.
@@TOP.FOX. tosh spurs only went to wall a few times in the 70s 80s the year of the 2 division boxing day spurs were everywhere. Millwall never came to WHL that year The pre season game again spurs had millwall all over the place.You dont know what your talking about.
Millwall took the fratton end portsmouth 70s
So true never missed going to there ground they were game though but can't remember us losing any rucks there
are you obsessed with chelsea
Bit like yaself with blow up dolls 😂😂💙💙💙
Sounds like an excuse for Chelsea fans to claim to have taken every end ,yea right there goes that Pig in the sky
Probably because there are more responses from Chelsea
Chelsea would bend West Ham over and bum them every weekend
@@Kiwiboy1929 not sure of your allegiance fella but I ran with the chelse (headhunter era whilst not a rascist personally) and one firm we knew we had to bring our a-game was the icf
Torquay cabbage crew. T.c.c.
WHO the fook are they
Being a Chelsea fan
Remember
We Took the Forest end, then the old bill put all the Chelsea there
Forest where humiliated all through the game, they left early and came around to " There home end "
I know of at least 2 Forest went swimming
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Got battered early 80's hiding out in the trafalgar in gateshead tho !!!
load of BS, police put Chelsea in the Trent End , Man utd and Southampton likewise, Forest used to go in the East Stand, Chelsea took a hammering on Trent Bridge after the game
@@melprice8961 A peak Chelsea 1984 were thoroughly rinsed by Cambridge Utd.
Ummm same old shit
@@DavidUKesbutter bellend😂😂
Burnley, Bolton????? Never been taken and dished out beatings to every club in the country at home.
Dreaming? Always had fun at both grounds.
Grow up
@@rogermellie8068 I’m a 66 year old Claret and Man United always took the Longside. As for Bolton Wolves ran em out of the lever end
@Bibg867 I started going on in 1980 and we didn't play utd until the modern era and have never once heard anyone speak of any major battles with them. Are you sure you are a claret and not a prawn sandwich fan of utd 😉
@@kra6750 your club? Reveal yourself? 😅
United took the Chelsea end .. simple as that .. just thought I’d bring that up ..
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@@olivierpaillette9123 if you was an old honest true old hooligan you’d know !
@@jameshiggins-is5qf your getting on then son 👴😎
Everyone .... EVERYONE ..... knows Millwal were (are) the main firm no question about it .... notable mention to Chelsea and those muggy west ham cnuts but Millwall are the boss. Just the way it is ....
hardly in the top div to mix it with the big boys on a regular basis so not really in the equation for that one sorry
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Your right mucker the lions never changed all the other clubs did millwall still the top club for me 😊
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