Liverpool fans throwing missiles from South Stand Level 3

[Lavinda Past]

Ist line was Joe Mercer to Joe Harvey.
2nd line was 'Have you heard of the North Bank, Highbury'

It was, of course, nearly 60 years ago and different clubs sang different versions, so my memory may be playing tricks, but I'm sure we sang 'Shankly' and 'kopites' at some point.

Anyway, back to the point in question, I definitely heard fans use the term 'kopites' during the 60s, but never since then until the mysterious door incident.

 

[Champions again in 2012]

What wise words have the inhabitants of RAWK greeted this decision with - anybody strayed In to no man's land to assess the mood music?

 

[Shirley]

It was, of course, nearly 60 years ago and different clubs sang different versions, so my memory may be playing tricks, but I'm sure we sang 'Shankly' and 'kopites' at some point.

Anyway, back to the point in question, I definitely heard fans use the term 'kopites' during the 60s, but never since then until the mysterious door incident.

We hate bill shankly and we hate big ron but worst of all hate st John,

We’ll fight the koppites one by one and throw them in the river mersey

 

[Spurs quarter 69]

Ist line was Joe Mercer to Joe Harvey.
2nd line was 'Have you heard of the North Bank, Highbury'

Burnley still sing this, the last line being
"Heard of the Longside Burnley"
This last line is sung continually for anything up to ten minutes, bloody irritating it is too.

 

[EastMidlandsBlue]

What wise words have the inhabitants of RAWK greeted this decision with - anybody strayed In to no man's land to assess the mood music?

They've got more pressing matters to discuss, like the fact that City are cheating bastards who deserve to be relegated to league 2 and Dipperpool should be awarded the titles for the past 5 years as well as 2014

 

[LongsightM13]

It was, of course, nearly 60 years ago and different clubs sang different versions, so my memory may be playing tricks, but I'm sure we sang 'Shankly' and 'kopites' at some point.

Anyway, back to the point in question, I definitely heard fans use the term 'kopites' during the 60s, but never since then until the mysterious door incident.

Before my time tbf
Certainly not heard it since I’ve been going

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

I've just noticed the banner ad asking if I were a fan at the CL final - Footballclaimslawyer.com! When do we get the one asking if we were in the South Stand when 'items' were thrown from the same animals who will be claiming that a Bootle boozer happened to be in Paris on that night!

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Put the nets up as well.

And water cannons facing them.

I have no experience but if I miss anything I'll get some other fucker so it's all good.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

I may be misremembering the exact words here, but I definitely recall singing this in the 60s...

Said Bill Shankly to Joe Harvey,
"Have you heard of the kopites down Mersey?"
Joe said "no, I don't think so, but I've heard of the Kippax, Maine Road"

Obviously the stand/ground would be amended to fit the singing club, but I'm sure the term 'kopite' was standard.



Before anyone says it.... No, it wasn't me that wrote on the door.

That's that old I really can't see a 65+ guy writing on a bog door.

I'm 59 and thinking about it have seen that song posted on here in the past but it's not something we'd ever say

 

[Blue Mist]

That's that old I really can't see a 65+ guy writing on a bog door.

I'm 59 and thinking about it have seen that song posted on here in the past but it's not something we'd ever say

True, but can we still ring the phone number?