MIne is from a televised seventies Liverpool v Manure match ...large banner on the Kop..."Atkinsons Tart is a Whore"
Memorable Banners
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Mine has got to be the banner of liebherr.. after he passed away!! Still gives me goosebumps today!
Aberdeen used to have a defender called Doug Rougvie, who was a bit agricultural in his approach. At the ECWC Final against Real Madrid in Gothenburg, the crowd had a banner `Rougvie never lets a daygo by`. Couldn`t do that these days, I suppose !
One from yesteryear:
"Yellow and blue versus Manchester who?"
Or who could forget
"Norman Hunter bites yer legs"
"Yellow and blue versus Manchester who?"
Or who could forget
"Norman Hunter bites yer legs"
When Keegan was with Saints, every home game was a banner in the East Stand saying "Du bist Wunderbar!"
It was a few seasons ago now.
Verona visited Napoli early on in the season, Napoli were subjected to racism at the hands of the verona supporters, as is common for matches between teams from the north against teams for the south.
For the return fixture, Napoli arguably were even more heinous in their revenge. Hitting the whole city of Verona right where it hurt, with a large banner reading...
Juliet was a bitch.
Verona visited Napoli early on in the season, Napoli were subjected to racism at the hands of the verona supporters, as is common for matches between teams from the north against teams for the south.
For the return fixture, Napoli arguably were even more heinous in their revenge. Hitting the whole city of Verona right where it hurt, with a large banner reading...
Juliet was a bitch.
Been told it was a mate's banner.
1976 FA Cup final amid all the union unrest:
"Channon Strikes Faster than British Leyland"
1976 FA Cup final amid all the union unrest:
"Channon Strikes Faster than British Leyland"
