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In December 1977 - 300 Tottenham Hooligans Stormed Sunderland's Roker End. Here’s What Happened Next
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- December 1977, and 300 of Tottenham Hotspurs Yid Army storm the Roker End of Sunderland. We have the story of what happened from the hooligans mouth so to speak, with 2 oldschool hooligans who were there.
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Never called the Yid army in the 70's. It was taken up in the 80's as a roll call due to the anti semitic chanting from West Ham, Millwall and Chelsea.
And we didn't chant yid army in the 70s.
Thats true. The names came around the 80's.
Very true, we didnt
There was never any doubt as to which was the home end at Sunderland, it was the Fulwell End. The Roker End was where the away fans usually went, and over the years a contingent of Sunderland lads would go into the Roker End when there was a strong away following. If Spurs thought the Roker End was bad, they should have tried the Fulwell!!
Tottering Hotspurts should know your Limitations.
Still there it is!
The mags took your Fulwell end
@@whiteflash72 wrong you came in and legged it when you got found out
@@paullally5956 there's videos on UA-cam that say otherwise
@@whiteflash72 you going on about 85? look at the comments below the video, even mags that were there say its embarrassing that they tried to claim they took our end when the fact is there was a few shouts of united then fists from every angle and they legged it onto the pitch and there was only 100 not 400 like the video suggests
What football fan in the 70's thought the Roker end was the home end FFS.
As others have pointed out, the Sunderland home end was the Fulwell, where the daft lads went. The Roker end was mostly middle aged men and their young sons.
The middle aged men at the time worked in the shipyards and coal mines hard as nails them men
Couldn’t agree more proper men not boys flexing
You are talking about the Rocker end,pity your photo is showing the Fulwell end. Very, very poor. Eventually you showed the Roker end.😊
The home end was the Fulwell in those days, if the Yids had got in there none of them would have got out
I was there as an 11 year old......still remember it.
I was in the roker end that day as was the rest of the vauxs lads.we used to stand under number 17.loads of battles with away fans.leeds spurs,Newcastle, millwall, west ham to name a few. Most of what was said in vid true spurs at bottom of stairs Sunland just steamed down and battered them
I was there and I’ve got to admit I shit myself as they were bashing anyone in a donkey jacket which was a uniform of Spurs boys at the time. I nicked a sunderland scarf which made me feel a bit better.
Of course you did internet hero 😂😂😂
@@hudson7354 Thanks but I was no hero I did say I shit myself
Im 62 now and was at Sunderland away as a young punk rocker . Fucking frightening. Sammy skyes was the top boy & keefy robbins run the moody coaches
The home end was the Fulwell End but there were a hardcore of lads who went into the Roker End where the away fans were to have a ruck.
I suspect that day when the Spurs fans have came in late after the kick off regular fans have joined in.
As the video says not regular hooligans but just mainly coal miners and shipyard workers and the best of luck with that.
Carlisle took the Roker end in April 1974 after we won them in FA cup ,er not the main end .
A few of us ended up with 3 months in Medomsley 😆 😢
Probably meant Sammy Skyves who was also black not Tiny the black Millwall fan. Sammy was the main man in Keith Robbins firm, Spurs 1970s equivalent to Millwall's F-Troop. They were adults in their 20s and probably some in their 30s, had their own section in WHL next to the Park Lane away end. I was about 14 at the time, I remember this same season in 77/78 in division 2 when Spurs played Millwall at home, a load of us young uns went in that section and Robbin's diehards were none too happy when F-Troop started singing "does your mummy know you're here" towards us. Still we came back with "Lalalalala woof woof, woof woof" towards Harry the Dog.
It's got to be Bob not tiny.
I think they were The Corner Boys. Adjacent to The Shelf and Park Lane.
brixton the black guy
thought Tiny wore an Aussie style bush hat buttoned up at one side , about six foot eight inches tall and built like a brick outhouse ? White feller with dark hair.
loads run across pitch to join them that millwall game
Tiny seems to be a fav name with top heads ,the Zulus had there own tiny obviously he was a huge man mountain .
I was there that day , let’s just say it was exciting, nerve racking, we had a real tight mob , thinking we might pull something off , but we arrived really late , and we got a good battering , but certainly a memory .. infact I’d say my personal best season for following Spurs was when we were in the 2nd division , every away day was great .. but this was the only time we got a good going over .. happy days 😂
spot on
Anybody remember Forest going into the Fulwell End in the 70’s and having a battle with the cops and fans afterwards?
No
I can remember forest coming onto hulls end in 76 it was billy bremners debut for the tigers.There must have been 60 or 70 forest fans and they got to the top of the stand and just started hitting anyone and everyone it was chaos that day.
@@user-zb2hj4nt9bYes I think it was "Crazy Trev's Gang" that went in that day.
I think that whoever is behind this channel, just reads through comments and tries to piece together some aggro that may have occurred back in the day9? The results of which are a bit surreal .
No mention of sunderland getting bashed at ours !
Brighton fan here,went to Sunderland that same season,kept my head down.
It's not a place you go to looking for a result, even big cockney mobs
The words yid army weren't around then
Sunderland end is the Furwell the Roker end is the open end. Tottenham fans never sang yid army in the 70's
Always fun when spurs come to ayresome park,Always good following
The Roker End wasn't the home end, the Fulwell was. So what are you talking about?
Roker end is for the away fans and I support neither club and was at the game and I would say there were about fifty max in there.
Roger end is for the away fans so they got there logistics wrong but still got battered
Just out of interest, who won the match?
They ran onto the pitch for their own safety
Rip robbins coaches, great days
A broom handle ! Was it trigger
Maybe it was the Sunderland 'sweeper,.
All the fuss over West Brom Wolves
Tiny was a black Millwall fan.
Yes, Spurs Tiny was a 6'7" moustachiod WHITE guy and he was there that day in the thick of it.
Exactly, tiny was top boy in the CBL end. RIP
a scene from zulu 🤣🤣 went to roker park /sunderland at least a dozen times in the 70s and 80s and never saw a black face once ,fancy giving it the big one about taking the away end
As a mag who was escorted with a couple of 100 others from the fulwell end early 90s, probably saved us from a good kicking ,we were able to get tickets for that end , this account seems either fanciful or they clearly have a poor memory , which firm
Infiltrates a family enclosure and gets the hard end wrong, in the words of cockney Nan sounds like a load of old Shite🤷♂️😂
Some of it is true, some of it isn't, tiny was not black, he was white, 6ft 8, spurs had a good mob that day, obviously outnumbered big time, yids did not get battered, ask a Sunderland fans that were there.
Remember Tiny from the supporters club in Warmington House , always wore a bush hat and camo jacket. Him and his mob got a kicking from no one . Even outnumbered they were more than a match.
Im wondering if the bloke who does these vids ever does any actual research before posting them? This has to be at least the 6th one where there are inaccuracies. Tottenham never called themselves Yid Army until at least the early/mid 80s for a start
the big black guy was called , brixton
Come on everyone spurs have always had a good mob apart from some period in the eighties.Middlesbrough have the best mob and spurs Cardiff Leeds Millwall West Ham Man U because of there numbers Birmingham villa Sheffield United Everton Hull just to name a few I’ve missed quite a few out Lincoln comes to mind against Enfield with the row with Tottenham all good mobs.we are all biased for our own team 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧COME ON YOU SPURS I left Arsenal out very good mob in there day.Chelsea also no arguments there
Was at Enfield Lincoln
Full of shit they ended up on the walkway around the pitch.
What utter horse shite. So the Tottenham Yid army attacked the away end and got turned over. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
the comments about Tiny below are correct. He was a fearsome looking white guy. I once saw him and his crew at nottingham forest steaming in and scattering all of them. Spurs had a great away mob that season. Besides the Sunderland game here and the notorious boxing day away match at millwall, the game that I remember most was against Brirmingham city at St Andrews. What a s***hole that place was. We parked too close to the ground and all the cars had their windows bricked in. Miraculously our ford capri (complete with vinyl roof) remained untouched. To this day I cant understand how!
yid army wrong in them days....
load of crap sunderlands home end was the fulwell end .
This is not a well made video.
Completely agree.
None of his videos are well made
Jackanory
Jesus!!! No wonder the world is in such shit order when posts like this one, glorifying lunacy get posted
Some truth but as usual bullshit mixed in as people have said the fulwell was the home end and tiny was a Millwall face and they didn't sing yid army in the 70s
The Fulwell End was the Sunderland end.
@@ColinH1973 I take it the Fulwell End was where the famous Roker Roar came from.
@@billybonds4449fulwell was home end. Roker where the ship yard lads went. As spurs found out.
@@paulsnowdon5525 I went to Roker Park with Liverpool by coach in November 1976. There was no trouble at all. No sensible away fans would have dreamt going in the home end at Roker park looking for trouble. I just remember being in a place called Seaburn.
As a toon fan what a load of BS video. At Roker Park the home end was the Fulwell end. I remember in late 60s, i think it was 68 Newcastle took about 15000 for a festive period game. A few days earlier we had won 2-1 on boxing day at St James. That day thousands of Toon gans went into the Fulwell which really upset the mackems. Sunderland were leading 3-1 late into the game, but we fought back to 3-3. Big John McNamee equalzing late on. He celebrated by swinging on the crossbar. Great memories. I was at both games. That day the Fulwell belonged to the toon
15k 😅
Youve added a 0.
@@themanftheworld8439There was about 15k at roker that day. Many, many in the Fulwell that day. I was one of them. The Fulwell belonged to the toon that day. Ask anyone that was there.m. aybe your father. The 2 late goals that made it 3-3 scored by Ollie Burton were both scored in the Fulwell end
Geordies talking shite as per usual.
@@theferret390Look in the mirror. The shytes coming out of your mouth. Typical mackem
🤣🤣 “ Tottnum get battered everywhere the go”🤣🤣🤣🤣
Spurs don't have 300 fans
your right - I believe it's about 10 billion more or less 😎
You fella obviously have no idea what we got up to in the late 70s and early 80's
Tottenham get battered every where they go! 😂
Arsenal took the Roker end every season..
What where the Spurs mob thinking? Not a sensible move at all trying to take the Sunderland home end.
Don't think there was always a lot of thinking involved , the Spurs mobs were splintered and often just looked for a row after all that travelling. That's if the opposition were up for it of course.