There will be no flags on the Kop for Liverpool’s Europa League quarter-final first-leg clash with Atalanta at Anfield on Thursday in protest at rising ticket prices. Liverpool announced a two ...

Spion Kop is seven miles northeast of Raynseford and 35 miles east of Great Falls. The 40-megawatt wind farm with 25 General Electric turbines became operational in 2012.

Spion Kop 1906, the organisation that prepares the banners and flags on the Kop, decided to take action to protest Liverpool's higher ticket prices. They released the following statement: ...

Spion Kop 1906, which organises flag and banner displays on The Kop, has since said "there will be no flags on The Kop for Thursday night's game". It added: ...

The Spion Kop 1906 supporters group have agreed with other fan groups to take all banners off The Kop for Thursday's visit of Atalanta in protest against ticket price increases next season.

These photos, courtesy of Len Humphries/Getty Images via Liverpool FC capture when the Spion Kop was demolished 28 years ago. and show the last moments of that chapter of the club's history.

Anfield has been the home of Liverpool FC since it opened in 1884. The stadium has four stands: the Spion Kop, the Main Stand, the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand and the Anfield Road End. The capacity ...

Hull City Supporters’ Trust has launched a project to unearth and preserve part of the football club's original Anlaby Road ground. The trust said the Spion Kop, dating back to 1906, was the UK ...

It became known as Spion Kop from the Dutch for ‘Spy Hill’. The British army of 1,700 men, regarded as one of the finest in the world, was up against around 8,000 ragged farmers descended from ...

Hull City Supporters’ Trust has launched a project to unearth and preserve part of the football club's original Anlaby Road ground. The trust said the Spion Kop, dating back to 1906, was the UK ...