A few minutes of old footage - definitely worth a watch

Jees, takes me back, thanks for that mate. Good times

No worries fella. Literally gave me goosebumps mate. Even though there's no sound, you can just hear the crowd can't you!

Thanks, brother.
On that day I'm a 2 years old boy
It's nice to see something that away from today's fcuking stuffs.


 

I've still got all my silk scarf's that I used to tie to my wrists  

And the blindfold?

Coming out of the Kop was like going over the edge of the world, because you couldn't see the stairs because of the crowd. How people weren't badly injured still amazes me. Great days though. At least nowadays my shoes aren't rotted.

And the blindfold?

  Oh that waited till I got home   

Was looking for me dad

Boss vid that, fashion isn't what it used to be is it?

When I was a lad it was £1 to stand, usually went in the Annie Road with my Milk Create to stand on!, Yes you could do that. The few time I ventured into the Kop I had my favorate spot. What I Loved and sent shivers down my spine was paying your quid, and walking up those stairs and just as to reached and crossed the summit of those stairs the BRIGHT GREEN PITCH would always send shivers down my spine, the hallowed turf.

Loved the Vid, and the others...good find.

Great video, before my time ...slightly 

First game paid £5 in Kemlyn Road, next season wont get a beer for that in the ground 

The most noticeable thing about that film that nobody has mentioned is the lack of chippies and especially fast food outlets. Take a look at the film again and see if you can spot anyone who is overweight. I think I spotted Molby on the way out. People walked, or ran a lot, in those days. Too many fat lazy gonks knocking round now.

Am I the only one that can't get sound?

Me Also !

For those who were wondering about the sound, there isn't any. It says it's muted.

Me Also !

As Kenny has already pointed out, the sound is muted.

Brilliant that. I used to travel from near Bath to most home games in those days with a load of mates. Used to hire a van and travell up on a friday night. Do a pub crawl and kip in the van in the Anfield car park. Have Saturday morn in town, then in the Albert. Go to match and then go to the Pier Head and get a wash and brush up for 2 1/2 p. Put on the glad rags and hit the town. 'The She Club' was the place in those days. Pissed up, sleep in the van Sat night and coast home Sunday. What memories that brings back. Seems such a long way off now. Terrific.

The most noticeable thing about that film that nobody has mentioned is the lack of chippies and especially fast food outlets. Take a look at the film again and see if you can spot anyone who is overweight. I think I spotted Molby on the way out. People walked, or ran a lot, in those days. Too many fat lazy gonks knocking round now.

I was just going to say the same thing, you cant move around anfield for chinese's, chippys, kebabs etc.

Personally i've never understood those crammin some sweet an sour chicken down their throats 2 mins before kick off, funny to watch tho haha

Brilliant that. I used to travel from near Bath to most home games in those days with a load of mates. Used to hire a van and travell up on a friday night. Do a pub crawl and kip in the van in the Anfield car park. Have Saturday morn in town, then in the Albert. Go to match and then go to the Pier Head and get a wash and brush up for 2 1/2 p. Put on the glad rags and hit the town. 'The She Club' was the place in those days. Pissed up, sleep in the van Sat night and coast home Sunday. What memories that brings back. Seems such a long way off now. Terrific.

Class! Sounds the business that mate, well in.

Too many fat lazy gonks knocking round now.

  True!

Nice one that Must have been a bloody obvious camera as well, saw a few people pointing and one lad raise his beer to it

'The She Club' was the place in those days.

   I've probably had a dance with you Gerns  

Double Diamond and Lime please 

Last match for me, then, was '71 when I went down to the smoke.
For 5 years before, it was every other Saturday.

I now know it was MsGerrard who used to elbow me out of me spec.

Was always there behind the Kop and in front of a barrier by 1.30 on matchday.No elf and safety then.
Ciggies in your breast pocket of your shirt. Couldnt get at them otherwise.There was the bonfires on the Kop and dont talk about the loos! We managed
If there was a mini skirted dolly who took her seat in the stand to the right of us she had an immediate Kop appreciation society.
Scary f***ing steps.
That pitch Red Puppy. Technicolour.
Back up to Shiel Road for the 510.

Im ranting.

Wheres me tank top? I left it here somewhere.Oh Yeh. On me zimmer.

Great memories there , used to be terrified at full time going down those stairs in case i lost my footing. Well i was only a nipper then, still i could shed a tear when i remember back and then come back to the reality of today.

Last match for me, then, was '71 when I went down to the smoke.
For 5 years before, it was every other Saturday.

I now know it was MsGerrard who used to elbow me out of me spec.

Was always there behind the Kop and in front of a barrier by 1.30 on matchday.No elf and safety then.
Ciggies in your breast pocket of your shirt. Couldnt get at them otherwise.There was the bonfires on the Kop and dont talk about the loos! We managed
If there was a mini skirted dolly who took her seat in the stand to the right of us she had an immediate Kop appreciation society.
Scary f***ing steps.
That pitch Red Puppy. Technicolour.
Back up to Shiel Road for the 510.

Im ranting.

Wheres me tank top? I left it here somewhere.Oh Yeh. On me zimmer.

So it was you blowing smoke in my face back then 

We thought nothing of getting in the ground about half one then did we? Singing all the songs that made the Kopites so famous the world over, I remember when the players came out on the pitch, we had songs for all of them, and they all got sung and the kop always cheered when the player acknowledged us 

Loved them days so much, I feel privileged to have witnessed some great moments on the kop.