THE UNEASY HISTORY OF SPURS 'YID ARMY'
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Tottenham Hotspurs are a premiership football club that has a dark history of fan violence. Their firm the Yid Army are one of the toughest firms in the country. Indeed in the book '21 Toughest Hooligan Firms Ever' they are rated at no 9 behind the likes of the West Ham ICF and the Millwall Bushwackers, but ahead of the Boro Frontline and the Everton County Raod Cutters.
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Hate the term. Spurs are a well organised and effective firm. Respect.
The origins of Tottenham's Jewish support has nothing to do with Ashkenazi Jews and little to do with Jewish immigrants in North London. Jews from the East End (second or third generation, I think) supported Tottenham in the 1930s as there was a lot of anti-Semitism amongst the West Ham fans.
Spot on
Agreed - Orthodox Jews would not be at a football match on a Saturday afternoon period. As correctly stated Tottenham's Jewish support is from East London including Bethnal Green, Whitechapel, Hackney.
@richardscott8949 Nowadays it would be mostly from north London. Do many Jews still live in the East End? The Jewish support isn't as obvious as it used to be, partly because of intermixing. People that think Tottenham fans should stop calling themselves Yids underestimate the number of fans with some Jewish heritage and for whom the Tottenham/Yids identity is all they have left of it.
Some of our Jewish following hail from Stamford hill, an Hackney, irving scholar an sugar were both jewish, Chelski an the arse-anal also, not just spurs...
You answered it yourself by the amalgamation of the word immigrant behind Jewish, who were/are the clan that North London is built upon? Jewish yet naturally without sly forces in works, Zionism, but what therefore is mount Zion spread via true Jewish holding colour diverse, if needed 'black' humans. I'm out before typing a statement that resides me on the police hookup list 😘
I’m just glad we (Hull City) we’re heavily active before the cameras killed it all. It’s just not worth it now for the older lads who have businesses,houses & families to consider for a bit of toe to toe, leave it to the youth now.
You're right pal..2 minutes of fun ain't worth 2 years bird..too many cameras!🙄👹
I was at the 2007 with Dante at the Lord Nelson
What had actually happened was my picture got leaked on a hooligan forum a few days before so we were on our toes, I wouldn’t say I was the leader but I was defo older than the rest, think I was 25 and Dante was probably the youngest
We tried to get into the game but there were no tickets available so we decided to go watch it in a pub nearby
While we were watching a few more Spurs entered the pub so our mind was fixed on the game then Mido equalised and we went nuts, a few moments later they burst into the pub asking if we are Tottenham
What happened next I can’t remember for legal reasons but let’s just say they came to the wrong pub for the wrong Tottenham lot
Even though we lost on the pitch we def won off it as earlier in the Day the older Tottenham lot had taken over the George we took liberties on their manor
Oldest at 25 😂 you kids shouldn’t even be in a pub!!
Spurs firm hate being called yids fact also they had a good firm in the 70s and 80s I'm Chelsea and have had a few offs with spurs but have nothing but respect for them
thanks, with respect.
Been to spurs about a dozen times with Man Utd from the 70s to the mid 2000s.. Always a moody place had some run ins down seven sistsrs longest walk to a tube station in London... always rated them above Arsenal but Utd always showed up in London
Spurs definetly had a very active game firm, Cass Pennant said Arsenal were the best London mob ever to come to Upton Park after we took it to them big time in 85 and 87. Also your top boy O'Neill said he rated Arsenal as the gamest London mob as well probably after the Cockney Reds came badly unstuck on the Holloway Rd one year. Also of course your lot always show in London when half of you live down here.
Now now 😂 never said I didn't rate Arsenal you had a great firm in the 80s but to say half of Utd live there is ridiculous... yes a big support in London as you know because Utd are a massive global club...Arsenal are a massive club but not as big as Utd never will be... come unstuck myself at arsenal once moody place back in the day... Hey ho had some top days out in London with Utd.. West ham the plaistow incident was mental.. Millwall twice late 80s where Utds firm was 700 plus...took it to both of them, spurs late 70s was carnage Chelsea late 70s 80s aswell.. Then we all caught the tube to our London homes 😂 them days are gone unfortunately but im so glad I was there great memories..
@@zigzung5569you must have learning difficulties and problems with English...O' Neil wrote in 82 200 Mancs got done by 600 Gooners on Holloway Road -O Neil goes onto write it was Spurs who were with Arsenal as Arsenal never had that levels of numbers or quality ...and when O Neil made enquiries Spurs said it was them at Holloway Rd
@@britishqueen94 Not sure if it's you or O'Neill talking the bigger bollocks. In the history of the two clubs i can guarantee you Spurs mob have never once helped Arsenal in a scrap and vice versa.
Stokes top boy documented Arsenal took a game mob of 400 to the Victoria ground in 84, so again nonsense that we couldn't raise big numbers.
O'Neill said he didn't rate any London firm but Arsenal were the best of a bad lot, his words.
Also we battered the Cockney Reds on the Holloway Rd in the early 80's and mid 90's again.
@@britishqueen94 81 we battered the Cockney Reds inside Highbury after they went in the North Bank early and were escorted out, then battered them on the Holloway Rd after the game. If anyone says that any of the Spurs lot were there then they're lying, that one didn't happen mate.
Just like ajqx.
And Feyenoord - Spurs in the vid is 1983 or so. 1974 was uefa final but only spurs rioted. They did introduce the game into the Netherlands
Lets be up front spurs had some Good firms in their mob like most teams, we got band from home games so went to a few spurs games with yid friends as well as most of the other London teams,I can honestly say they were descent away but even better at home, same as Chelsea and Millwall even arsenal to a lesser degree . I was at the 76 utd game with a mob of wet spam( love these names for us) somehow lost them, got on another train and nearly got a kicking, it was full of Millwall so sorry it was not all spurs doing it. the only time they came un stuck was in the shed, remember them early 70s going in the north bank like Chelsea then both getting chased out especially when mile end came across the pitch but at least they had a Good go and they are a lot better than 9th
1972 Man utd did not take Paxton road i was there. They had half the Paxton end whilst spurs fans had the other half . Spurs mob kept it too! By the Shelf side was Spurs too. I was neutral fan that day. 😊
Paxton road was away end there Utd filled it in 74 . On return from second division 75 76 Utd had park lane which was new away end
Everywhere they go , small hats!
Greetings from SS Lazio xxx
Least racist Lazio fan.
Kicked the shxt out of you ,eyetie
A lot of omissions especially in the late 70s like Cardiff away in FA Cup, absolute bedlam. Attacking the Kippax at Man City as we were relegated. Millwall away on Boxing Day 1977 with fighting up the OKR. Mass riot at Brighton with 15 minutes non stop fighting on the terraces as we took the North Stand and Brighton fans led away to a S Stand for their own safety with players led off the pitch, trouble overnight before the game. Fighting in the away end at Birmingham City in 82 and more trouble in Feyenoord in 83.
was at everyone of them....all mad mad days
Just noticed that the footage of Feyenoord was from the 83 game, not the 74 match. We set a blueprint for other clubs to follow suit abroad like Leeds in 75, Man U at St Etienne in 77 and Villa against Anderlecht in 81.
@@nigelford3154 for sure, we started ball rolling rotterdam
was wreaked...and it started proper fv in holland
@@user-mg8fl3qk2y League cup 75 in NB at Upton Park and many many more...before the Kippax 77 run Leeds onto ER pitch , 80 run across ER pitch to attack their Kop smashed Leeds at the Lane 82.
Sunderland being put to the sword in 77 on the Park Lane.
As were Arsenal in Park Lane same year
I was at the B City game in Jan 79 if that's the one you're referring to and remember fighting in the City end but would hardly call it earth shattering like Cardiff or Brighton away. Me and 3 mates parked up some side street and saw a mob of City further down who confronted us at traffic lights earlier. We instinctively turned tail and as we got round the corner I said to our General, "do we run?" He said "just wait for them" as they came bombing up the road expecting to see us scarpering down the road and were taken aback to see us up for it. There was a short tense stand off as we walked down do the main thoroughfare without incident just talking in our groups.
There aren't just several omissions in late 70s and early 80s but no mention of the trouble in the 2001 Millwall "friendly", the League Cup game v Cardiff in 2002 with fighting before and after the game, nor the Carling Cup match with West Ham at WHL in 2004 resulting in 100 arrests.
the 100 arrested in 2004 at the west ham cup game at white hart lane were all west ham fans . google it.
The most violent game ever was WHU 80 league cup
@@britishqueen94I was at that game and saw Sam Scives in S Bank in animated conversation. In the 76/7 game which we lost 5-3 he and a few others had fronted the Spammers in the N Bank. Didn't think the League Cup game was that bad. Remember those racist skinheads in the West Stand giving us jip and calling Ardiles a "p*ki"
PS Sorry just seen you post further down where you were at the 76/7 game with SS
@@nigelford3154 80 league cup I was living in Colchester at the time (Tottenham N17 boy) and missed the Whitechapel meet. Spurs who met up said the battles begun from there and both the Queen's and Boleyn Arms was attacked...inside WH was in SB with us and WH books mention Swallow was cut by us....outside on Green St after it kicked off in dark and for the first time since 75 we were on top against WH, I took the 58 bus to Walthamstow as Spurs were attacking not only WH but other Spurs on Green St....It's widely reported by Spurs and WH when both mobs reached Romford Rd Spurs attacked and decisively routed WH.
I remember a constant hissing sound to emulate gas from the West Stand re Gas chambers.....Tottenham at that time who were no strangers to racism themselves responded with chants of Tottenham SS and Upton Upton Pakistan on account of Green St being an Asian Ghetto.
The 80 game for me saw a huge Change in tactics small groups 5 to 10 keeping quiet and attacking those around them without warning or ascertaining if they were Spurs or not and they were tooled up....saw the same at WHL v WH 81 with Cross scoring 4....and the same with Arsenal in the cup 82
@@britishqueen94 yea top result that night
I was at that city v spurs Cup game, 93? Was lucky to get out alive, we had one little corner wedge, surrounded by city fans, with nothing but police tape separating us, they were lobbing bricks etc on us all day, that's before they rioted, police horse charges up and down the pitch,It all kicked off, got separated from my mates, somehow found my way back to where we parked the car! I swear Teddy Sheringham missed a penalty on purpose, jto stop them from rioting again! Anybody else there that day?
Are you talking about the 93 fa cup game where Nayim scored a hatrick? Spurs had most of one end that day but i seem to remember there was another lot of spurs further round the side. City came down our end when we scored and a few spurs jumped on the pitch, few punches thrown but ob separated them. Wasnt interested in getting involved, we already felt too old and pills were more fun then but it was lively outside after the game
hey spurs held their own that day,had a massive mob, and was more than happy to have it on the pitch, and main city lads have agreed.
Hard to take this seriously going by your account of the 1978 Sunderland Spurs "Brush" game.
@@user-mg8fl3qk2y 2000 Sunderland turned up the lane the year before , I don't think one single Mackem escaped a hiding that day....they were being scrapped of the floor before and after the match as well as being given a hiding on PL....Same again in 85 and 2002
As you know i was at that '77 WHL game, it's on youtube. Watching when the goals are scored the Sunderland lot didn't look too intimidated when they were bouncing around completely unchallenged. There were plenty of groups who had no problems at all that day and the Iron Horse lot were backing down from no-one. Anyway, we're talking about the description on this video which really is absolute bollocks. Firstly in no way shape or form did spurs have a "huge following" out "all day". They had a very small following and the majority turned up unusually late with absolutely none of them out "all day". The ones who were in the spurs section say half an hour before kick got absolutely splattered and chased out(this is shown very clearly on the associated youtube video with Sunderland at the back). Sunderland had completely taken over the away section in the Roker and when spurs' mob arrived 5 minutes before kick off, they took a hiding too and ended up being chased onto the pitch. My mates dad was a copper and he was one of a few who escorted some spurs fans back to seaburn station as they couldn't find anywhere safe to put them in the ground. *****This in no way doubts spurs' ability to take away big followings or that they had a great firm in later years.....but we're talking about the description on this video for this game which is about as inaccurate as you could get. While we're talking spurs away i was at a nightime game either late '81 or early '82, (score finished 2-2 after spurs led 2-0). We were out and about from late afternoon and didn't have too many problems although getting turfed outside afterwards into the cold night skies and held against that wall was an eye opener, although nothing much happened apart from a few verbals. Anyway, stay well my friend!!! @@britishqueen94
@@andrewsmith3217 half of what you say I agree with, we blasted our way past you lot on the stairs at Roker our top boy KR got his nose broken..blasting our way to get on the terrace and you lot following meant you were above us and we were badly positioned because you were coming at us from above...we weren't chased but your weight kept pushing us down onto the pitch....you definitely won the day and it was 100 plus Spurs there, not huge numbers, other than the broken nose and a few digs nothing serious.....people forget nowadays Sunderland were a major force in those days.
If we didn't blast our way past you fighting uphill , how did we get on to the terracing
Totally disagree about 77 at WHL, they were scraping you off the pavements....I would love to see that link of the YT clip.
No doubt not everyone of you got battered but outside before and after you were slaughtered and instead you were run in the Park Lane to one side. Didn't see any resistance or fight back from your lot.
Also in the return 77/8 not a single Mackem
A lot of points there but i'll clear one up for you. You definitely didn't blast past the main sunderland firm onto the roker end into the spurs section. Any photos from the era (old Roker End)will show there were only two upper entrances onto the Roker terrace. One was a long way to the left and the one into the away section was completely controlled by sunderland by then. When spurs were getting battered underneath the roker the police emptied the children's section behind the goal to make a "new" away section and brought spurs firm in through the lower entrance right behind the goal. This is why sunderland were "above" and spurs were then attacked from behind and this is where the infamous "brush" came into play and when spurs were legged over the fence and onto the pitch. It simply wasn't spurs' day. Being honest it was never going to be spurs day but fair to say that everything that could go for them wrong did go wrong and the attacks were relentless!!! Anyway, most would agree that over a long period of time spurs have never been less than good and for a decent chunk of time one of the very best. I don't think some "youngsters" would believe some of the teams/firms sunderland turned over away from home during that era. From memory Cardiff '79(biggest ever away following at Ninian Park, all pubs overrun, and mentioned in their hooligan books), Leeds '81, Boro(many times but '81 is even covered in THEIR hooligan books about 10,000 and nearly all "Lads"), Hull away (opening day of season 12-15,000 dafties), Battle of the A1 where Leeds got splattered and chased all over the fields with the A1 closed by police(even got a mention on Match of the Day). There's loads more of these before the Seaburn Casuals were even invented and they had a few good(and bad) days themselves. @@britishqueen94
@@andrewsmith3217 No problem some differences , but the main point is you won. As I said there is a winner and a loser, whilst we lost there was alot of positives for us. We held together.
If you can find it Spurs v Boro 2002/3....Boro r moving at pace and a lots of aggression shown with air punches thrown , think it's a police video...looks ok for Boro but the camera pans to the area Boro had come from and there are 2 Boro lying on the road out cold.....when a firm moves some firm don't keep it together and get picked off like Boro.....at yours we kept together and as I said just a few digs, which was a positive for us, also I know were idisagree we got the terrace when we were outnumbered(blasted might be a bit strong but we fought our way past you and suffered all our injuries there and not on the terrace)
You have mentioned 2 groups of Spurs, one who needed guarding to seaburn station...The ones that fought came by Coach.
In London there were a few Mackems as they mostly worked in the numerous factories maintaining boilers there on account of them working in Sunderland's ship building, I think you might have mentioned London had a big Sunderland's supporters club.
Anyone in the know would acknowledge Sunderland was a force especially at yours.... Although after my time people said you had a go at the Tottenham pub at WHL in 2004, didn't go well for you, but you had a go unlike all our London neighbours these days.
Arsenal have a way way bigger amount of a jewish fanbase - so please 🤣shall we call west ham - muslim fc ??
Just seen this… some of this is video is inaccurate and don’t do us justice…
Arsenal.. took them about 7 years to defend their home end.. 84 they turned it around and they were better organised..
only time they came in the shelf was 83.. wrong end and still got a hiding.. one of their top boys in the pink jumper giving them away..
West Ham.. always had our number.. 80 and 82 we showed and honours even.. 83 was a bad day for us
Chelsea.. 82 cup game .. battles everywhere.. ifield tavern, chemi’s and new maldon.. sh our man from west London.. respect Chelsea.. good firm early 90s
Sunderland 78.. bad day for us
83 .. best year for me personally.. Birmingham, feyenoord.. Stoke..absolute mayhem for four weeks on the trot
And who remembers blondie the copper early 80s . One man mission to nick us all..
Everton, Leeds and boro .. hardest places to go in the north..
Utd also early 80s home and away
Yid army !! More like the yidiot brigade. Hawkins reminds me of a cross between private pile & harvey price.
Maybe you should say it to Dante's face, should take Mariner along as back up...would be hilarious seeing Mariners head shoved up your arse
I think he would punch you senseless!
Spurs don't have any more Jewish fans now then anyone else these days
They have. Arsenal have too.
@@ullscarfwest ham have more than arsenal and spurs combined 😎chelsea have the very rich ones !
@parklane8315 Possibly but the OP's comment is still obviously bollocks.
In a nut shell the name come about because the because ,grom boardroom level ie ,chairmen directors,were and still are predominantly jewish and still are to this day
as are arsenal Jooners !
The one with Rangers that's spurs behind the copper vans the mob running around is Rangers Union bears mainly kids, Ultras to be exact.
spurs put it on them before that
@@henryclarke53631986 friendly, spurs done fuck all that day FACT !!
They team up with Chelsea. Idiots like Eck Latham and Chris Hodges.
This is the biggest load of complete tosh I’ve ever heard. AI generated lies.
Bollix
tottenham uouth are still there best in this country
thfc yid army coys
Tottenham has Arsenal's number. The only time Arsenal got anywhere was on the 80s, but Spurs took over from late 80s to present.
What about late 70s and early 80s?
Tottenham had the run of the North Bank in those years.
That Feyenoord footage is 1983
@@TheEssexSpursYou took the North Bank twice in the late 70's early 80's. Would never come into our section of the Clock End where our main mob was though would you?
You Spurs fans have selective memories. Arsenal battered your mob at Salford Quays at the Old Trafford FA Cup semis along with the infamous incident in the hotel bar when we battered you again. Also 2015 league cup game at the Lane when a lot of old Arsenal faces showed up and your mob didnt want to know.
@@zigzung5569 Seem to recall 79 to 83 we had the North Bank every year.
As for Clock End why didn't you go in the North Bank and help out?
Always been tossers 😂😂😂😂
Always got battered by Arsenal yet normally held their own against minnows like West Ham and Millwall.
Mate you're doing the same thing you done on the Arsenal hooli vid and just talking nonsense to get attention. No wonder a lot of fans don't take us seriously.
S
Wank army 😂😂
Well they didn't take the Northbank every year from 75-82 because they went doen to Div 2. So that's a total load of bollocks.
took half 77/78 pat rices testimonial
@@henryclarke5363 Typical Spurs. Firm handed at a testimonial
@@user-mr6xp6nk7q so were they,behave
When they went down they climbed into Highbury at 3am one morning and took it 😁
@@glenmorgan4597 was you even born then
1985 fa cup semi at Leeds Everton twatted spurs on the pitch Klinsmann got a crack as well !
95 I think mate
@@BoabMarley typo error but either way the scousers knocked the living shite out of the yids that day,they ran back to the east stand at Leeds like greyhounds,it was the only place they could run to seeing as Everton had the kop,the west and south stands,4.1 AMO,AMO Danny ripped your team apart just like our firm ripped yours apart!!
@@williambeck1574 not my firm pal 🤣
@@BoabMarley who is then?
@@williambeck1574 Im not in a firm. I merely pointed out u you got the year wrong of that game.
Always get done by the Everton scallies
not the cup game at yours early 80,s took it to you in your seats, and you tried and failed to hit us on scottie road, even in your books...do your homework
Remember Spurs jumping over the Enclosure at WHL putting Everton to the sword back in 76/7. Your top boy Andy Nicholls rated us and that was in the 80s when we were past our peak.
@@nigelford3154 facts dont lie
@@nigelford3154 leeds 1995 fa cup semi Everton spurs on the pitch, the Everton scallies knocked fuck out of the yids..and the cunt Klinsmann got cracked, spoke to a few leeds service crew boys, said they've never seen a mob the size Everton had that day,and game as fuck
@@nigelford3154 They were hiding 76 until they scored in the second half...typical Spurs 3-0 up and draw 3-3.
Loved our relegation seaso . Was a call to go Leicester and we took their and went with Skives into the NB at WH