Opposition Goalie
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Wombat
Registered
You are correct, sort of
The Liverpool Kop were known for sportingly applauding the opposition goalie as he ran to that end
Leicester at Filbert Street Spion Kop.... we used to applaud, when the keeper left the tunnel to run over, then as soon as he raised his hands to applaud back, 5,000 in the Kop would flick the V's and jeer him
20 years ago when my kids were young and i took them to a game..... we'd give it the "ooooooooooooh, you're shit" and my kids would say, they sound like Pirates , dad
The Liverpool Kop were known for sportingly applauding the opposition goalie as he ran to that end
Leicester at Filbert Street Spion Kop.... we used to applaud, when the keeper left the tunnel to run over, then as soon as he raised his hands to applaud back, 5,000 in the Kop would flick the V's and jeer him
20 years ago when my kids were young and i took them to a game..... we'd give it the "ooooooooooooh, you're shit" and my kids would say, they sound like Pirates , dad
Collibosher
Roofer
happy days....I still remember David seaman walking towards the kop with us singing englands number 1 to be replaced very shortly after with ohhhhhhhh twat you're shit arghhhhhhhhh
mickyhoss
The music was thud like.
I can remember in 1974 we played Arsenal a few days after Bob Wilson announced his retirement at the end of the season. What happened next was the stuff that only football crowds could perform, as Wilson ran to the kop end the whole crowd applauded, Bob, of course, applauded back, the kop then sang as one "Wilson, Wilson Knackers Yard, Wilson Knackers Yard" who orchestrated this piece of magic? maybe someone knows. I can still see Peter Simpson having a little chuckle to himself. Happy Days
mickyhoss
The music was thud like.
We sang another song that night
Bruin
Roofer
Banks was always given a hero's reception. It was a different tale though, with Shilton.
Apparently young Peter hadn't made himself the most popular person with the townies at the time of his breakthrough, but he was tolerated due to him 'playing down the City'. Needless to say that upon his return with Stoke, all that bitterly resurfaced. However he upped the ante to meltdown when he went on to commit the most heinous of offences by taking the Clough shilling at Forest. Factor in that affair with Tina, which took place in full media glare and you have a ready-made Molotov, chucking-ready. The abuse was loud, incessant and merciless. so much so that even I nearly felt sorry for him. - Nearly.
'He shot, he come,
all over Tina's bum,
in the car, in the car.'
BLUE ARMY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Apparently young Peter hadn't made himself the most popular person with the townies at the time of his breakthrough, but he was tolerated due to him 'playing down the City'. Needless to say that upon his return with Stoke, all that bitterly resurfaced. However he upped the ante to meltdown when he went on to commit the most heinous of offences by taking the Clough shilling at Forest. Factor in that affair with Tina, which took place in full media glare and you have a ready-made Molotov, chucking-ready. The abuse was loud, incessant and merciless. so much so that even I nearly felt sorry for him. - Nearly.
'He shot, he come,
all over Tina's bum,
in the car, in the car.'
BLUE ARMY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mickyhoss
The music was thud like.
Frankie fucked your missus, Frankie fucked your missus, la la la la, la la la laBanks was always given a hero's reception. It was a different tale though, with Shilton.
Apparently young Peter hadn't made himself the most popular person with the townies at the time of his breakthrough, but he was tolerated due to him 'playing down the City'. Needless to say that upon his return with Stoke, all that bitterly resurfaced. However he upped the ante to meltdown when he went on to commit the most heinous of offences by taking the Clough shilling at Forest. Factor in that affair with Tina, which took place in full media glare and you have a ready-made Molotov, chucking-ready. The abuse was loud, incessant and merciless. so much so that even I nearly felt sorry for him. - Nearly.
'He shot, he come,
all over Tina's bum,
in the car, in the car.'
BLUE ARMY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bruin
Roofer
Unfortunately he had the last laugh inside the ground. Our grin came later and lasted longer.
BLUE ARMY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mickyhoss
The music was thud like.
I remember Frank planting a superb free kick past Shilton in a 1-0 win in 1976, it was a night game
Unfortunately he had the last laugh inside the ground. Our grin came later and lasted longer.
BLUE ARMY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!