Browse End Taking. When football hooligan tried to take the “home end”. Read the stories, terrace culture, football violence, away days and supporter history.
The fierce M69 Derby between Coventry City and Leicester City has produced many memorable encounters, but few matched the disorder surrounding this explosive clash. Discover how tensions between rival supporters spilled over into one of the most talked-about Midlands derbies of the 1980s.
Coventry vs Leicester 1984: The M69 Derby That Exploded Into Chaos Read More »
On 4 May 1972, Harry Cripps’ Testimonial became one of football’s most infamous nights. This unique feature tells the story from both sides of the rivalry, as a Millwall Bushwacker and a West Ham Mile End Mob member recall the fierce clashes inside the Cold Blow Lane End at The Den.
Millwall vs West Ham 1972 | Harry Cripps’ Testimonial Told From Both Sides Read More »
In August 1976, a pre-season friendly between Aston Villa and Rangers descended into chaos as hundreds of Rangers supporters seized control of the Holte End before kick-off. The disorder escalated after Villa’s second goal, leading to a pitch invasion, widespread fighting and the eventual abandonment of the match. Here’s the full story of one of British football’s most notorious pre-season clashes.
When Rangers Took Over Villa Park (1976) Read More »
In 1970, around 300 Leeds United hooligans attempted to storm Stoke City’s Boothen End in one of English football’s earliest and most notorious terrace invasions.
Stoke City vs Leeds United 1970: 300 Leeds Hooligans Storm the Boothen End Read More »
Experience two rival supporter perspectives inspired by the infamous 1978 Burnley vs Celtic Anglo-Scottish Cup clash, when Turf Moor descended into chaos.
Burnley vs Celtic 1978: The Night Turf Moor Descended Into Chaos Read More »
Discover the story of West Brom vs Stoke in 1977, when around 50 Stoke lads entered the Brummie Road, sparking one of the era’s most talked-about terrace incidents.
West Brom vs Stoke 1977: When 50 Stoke Lads Invaded the Brummie Road Read More »
In February 1973, Millwall supporters found themselves inside Everton’s Gwladys Street End, triggering one of the most talked-about crowd disturbances of the era. Explore the history, eyewitness accounts, and lasting legacy of this notorious FA Cup encounter.
Everton vs Millwall 1973: The Day Millwall Walked Into Everton’s End Read More »
