I worked in Liverpool for a few months and spent all day cycling around every area. It was definitely depressing in some areas. But the whole time I was there, no matter how rough the area, I never had a single negative encounter with anyone. Everyone was either cheerful, nice or no bother.
Billy great video I’m from Leicester and I’m currently working in Liverpool & Birkenhead we have our own areas of decay and deprivation but honestly I’ve never seen anything like it when I come through the tunnel into Liverpool the people have been so welcoming & what great characters but my god the amount of derelict pubs & buildings is truly staggering. Great vid lad keep it up . & I’ll be heading back up tmro 🎉
I could write an essay on how the working class of this country have been shat on by every post war government & beyond. But i'd rather say this. I've never lived in liverpool but i have been there many times as a visitor & worked with numerous scousers & i can say hand on heart they along with the geordies are the best people i have ever met. I'm welsh but feel properly blessed that throughout my working career i just happened to end up working with a number of scouse lads & i swear from the bottom of my heart, they are the best, funniest, most straight up people i have ever met. I went to university in manchester & the mancs were always spitting venom about the scousers. But i will tell you now, from personal experience....mancs start off assuming you are an enemy until you prove otherwise. Scousers assume you are a friend until you prove otherwise. And i promise you that is from personal experience. If you are from outside the uk or even if you are a brit & you've never been to liverpool you absolutely have to put this city on your 'to do' list. God bless you liverpool, you are among the very best of us.
I am from Birmingham originally but now I live in Dorset, your update was amazing and it really resonated with me, my daughter will be going to Liverpool university we were up there a few weeks ago I’d like to go back there and, it’s very true what you say about the working class we have been shit on for too long
@@johnmcnally198Good luck to her john, i'm sure she'll have a great time. P.S: My sister went to uni in brum so i've have a similarly positive view of your home city. Spent many a great weekend in brum holed up in the pot of beer & jug of ale & falling out of snobs in the wee small hours before going for a balti ha haaa. Another great bunch the brummies.
It's so annoying when you see so much suffering and struggle the council need to pull their finger out actions speak louder than words, so much needs to be done they've mashed up lime street but they can't regenerate and help the areas and people who need it the most your people are so resilient billy and i respect that.
But it was the council that did this, and what is more the council sent resident to Runcorn, then found that they were short of money because council tax was then being paid to Runcorn.
Went to view a house here once, Stockbridge street... not being funny but because I work i pay full rent and it was £100 a week and this was 8 years ago...apart from the obvious social problems those houses should be demolished ...tiny...no room for even a tiny dining table... I lived in the flats on st Domingo road for a few years... again,full of social problems... and oh my god never heard floors that creak so much in my life 😬... now live in a private studio flat in town, high rent but live in peace... feel sorry for the decent people who are trapped by circumstances... been there myself...not everything is people's own fault.
The wealth created by liverpool fc is unbelievable, created on the backs of the fans who have took them to the very top. The lack of respect for the local surroundings is disgraceful , pure capitalist greed. The city does benefit due to the worldwide fan base, but locally its disgusting...shameful...
Most of the old football grounds in the uk were built around old working class areas amongst tight little terraced houses, were there was a great atmosphere and football belonged to the people, , Liverpool's A nfield area is like 99.9 % of old English football stadiums., amongst deprived, underfunded, forgotten about communities..
I have lived in Anfield for 35 years , as said it’s like the rest of Englands , working class areas , yes lots of us in Anfield work, but l would not live anywhere else good solid , genuine people most of them , no matter how bad things get we can still laugh and joke
All bag ed estates full of ken robbers. Dirty places full of dirty people. Them scatty estates 😂😂 look at speke, that's how you keep an estate clean. No rats on our estate 😂😂😂
@@JackButland-tt9zk not a chance bro ive lived in the East End Of Glasgow nearly all my life and it doesnt even come close mate. Aye its got its ruff parts but Liverpool is a different ball game
@JackButland-tt9zk I worked in Liverpool for 3 months last year. It is incredibly run down in certain areas. Theres only a handful of really bad areas in Glasgow. Even the so called bad areas have less crime than back in the day. Places like Anfield, Everton etc you really need to keep on your toes. But like Glasgow have a lot of good people.
Council was responsible for this mess. You should have seen it before Hatton took charge. It was a family orientated area, children playing out, and parents out, a marvellous sight to witness, then this happened, and the top of Breck Road and that so-called park, houses cleared to make way for it, and then the council complained that the council tax revenue had dropped. Yes! because the same buggers had moved families out to the likes of Runcorn
@@pablogats4627 I agree, but the club could help out. At the end of the day these people will be massively inconvenienced by having them there. I’ve lived near a ground and its a pain, it also is embarrassing having that area directly next to a club spending 70m on Nunez
This ain’t no immigrant problem bro, it’s the people who’s on top shitting on us whether ur a black lad from ldn or brown kid from Bradford or a white boy from Liverpool we go through the same struggle if we are working class, divide and conquer is their strategy, if we stopped beefing amongst us, do you really think mo from Syria is stealing ur jobs and taking ur money ur head needs a wobble mate
@@alfredbahounassoni8116 its not the poor thirdworlder like yourself that is the issue here it's the rich foreigners buying everything up, gonna end up just like london, I bet youre one of those people that think millions of immigrants over the years has had no affect on housing, maybe give your head a wobble
Poor parts and real poverty all over the UK now, but Anfield has to be up there with the worst of them. God knows what foreign football fans think when they are visiting Anfield, especially those from former Eastern Bloc countries, things got better for many of them, whilst things got worse for many people in many parts of the UK went to rack and ruin, oh the irony ! Still our rich continue to get richer whilst our poorer get poorer, and we're still spunking billions of taxpayers money on unnecessary wars, that end up killing poor people similar to us from other countries.
I am going to view this later. Saw a bit of the piece and takes me back to when the place was vibrant, then it was emptied by the council, and boarded up houses, massively so, street upon street. I look forward to see if this has changed since the early 90's. I lived opposite Stanley Park
Another good walk around Billy enjoyed the video but its very sad to see how not just Liverpool is falling badly it’s the whole of the UK it’s because of Councils and MPs 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great vid Billy. I met you at the game on Saturday (Sheff lad with my Dad). I’m actually a Wednesday fan and sat on Goodison Road end (not an away fan haha). Let me know if you ever plan to visit Sheffield and I can give you list of worst streets/estate. Tom
That much wealth next to that much poverty is disgusting but it reflects this society and the greedy corrput elites running it. People need to start voting for independents from the community who care about the people and understand their needs. Waiting for corrupt career politicians to solve these issues isn't going to change anything.
Great Vid Billy, made me sad, you standing outsjde the house I was born to 75yrs ago, 43 stonehill st. I have lived in Canada for 50 years. Still have Family living around Breck Rd. all true what they say, no one sharing the wealth.
Sad and depressing. I thought the Stadium redevelopment was approved on the grounds of a much needed cash injection for the surrounding area? Instead, looks to me that some interested entity is accelerating a dystopian surrounding area to bring the cost of property down.
@@stormytempest6521 it's crazy 🤪 the amount of ppl that think Billy is taking the piss, this is what we need more of, it might make the councils and politicians, pull their fuckin fingers out the arses, specially with an election, don't really follow that and i know ppl may have a go, but ain't voted in 30 years, i think I might of only voted 1 , or 2 pushing it, cos they're all promises, until they get in power, and they just sit back, and let the council estates, and the lesser areas, go to wrack and ruin, it absolutely drives me insane, I've been walking round the last two days picking rubbish up, cos it seems to be, if someone drops some rubbish, others seem to think it's ok, and I actually live in a bit better area, but cos it's the furthest away from the council, they seem to forget us, sorry bout the rant, you're the stormytempest ha ha 😆✌️. Gwan. 😎.
LFC contributed by systematically buying up properties leaving them empty to run down the value of other properties. This along with Labours Housing Market Renewal Initiative were two massive contributors to making a rough area even grimmer.
I used to live in Richmond Terrace, I had no idea how fucked that neighbourhood had become until recently when I drove round there. When you commented on that house in Stonehill Street, what did you think and feel when you saw it Billy? You’ve come so far and done so much since then, good on you lad; well done. 👍
Hi Billy, thanks for your vid. Wow Billy, how depressing is Anfield?. If the truth be told it's the same in Kirkdale and Everton mate. Those Areas have received very little if any funding from Liverpool City council, and by god does it show!. There's so much poverty in those areas. There's alot of addiction and crime aswell. They have been forgotten about and left to rot!. Out of sight and out of mind!. It really is sad Billy. Anyway Billy, thanks again for your vid. John. 🤔👍
They aren't able to courtesy of Fat Joe and his Keepmoat mates. LFC wanted to build a Wembley of the North with transport links, a covered area for concerts large and small, and world class sporting events. But right now, the site is still suffocated on 2 sides and has a load of crap built on 1 side. LCC need to get their act together. And FSG need to get their hands in their pockets.
@@grahambailey-wj4rq you'll never walk alone, or live in a decent home. It's up to the council to tax Liverpool football club a realistic amount and ring fence that money for the community.
Aw bless ya Monty so glad you had a positive experience of Birmingham it’s not the city it used to be but the important thing is you experienced the friendliness of us Brummies
Thatcher hated Liverpool for some special reasons. My best for UK to come out of poverty is to visit sri krishnan temple in bugis junction in singapore. Its a very powerful temple. Please tell your clan rich men to come here and pray and give food for the people outside the temple. Remember the name sri krishnan temple, singapore.
Took my dad a few years ago, he was brought up on Gloucester Road in the fifties and sixties. The houses we saw that were derelict he told me that rich people used to live in them, he couldn’t believe how bad it was.
Thank you so much to the man in your video who highlighted the fact that Liverpool FC do very little if anything for the local community. Liverpoo FC and their corporate skullduggery are largely responsible for the area deteriorating over time as it has by buying empty buildings and leaving them empty, this in turn decreases the value of property in the area so the 'Mighy LFC' can land grab on the cheap to extend the stadium. What they did to the people in Kemlyn Road was appalling.
Right on the button mate. Buying up properties around the ground and leaving them to rot so the other residents, many life long are forced to move out. Disgraceful what they have done to the immediate area around the ground to make a few more quid for themselves.
Anfield, along with several other suburbs in Liverpool, is an absolute shithole. Liverpool Football Club and Liverpool City Council are responsible for this, 80% of the people are good people though. He is 100% correct on the football club though. Those terraced houses opposite the garage have been boarded up for 20 years. 20 years directly outside the ground.
I despise FSG but LFC is a football club. LCC and Wminster are responsible for this. If a Wembley of the North was built in Anfield (and if LFC was fan owned) this would change gigantically for the better. Infact a Wembley of the North alone would have a huge effect.
@@RS-xx9ve What? If there was a Wembley for the North it wouldn't be within 10 fucking miles of Anfield. L.F.C have owned vast swathes of homes and properties around Anfield for over 60 years. Sounds like you have no idea what you are talking about. They own derelict land all over the place
I’m a gas engineer, I live in Scotland and recently worked on a social housing contract around Liverpool. Was there for 2 months, loved the city, although a lot of areas were run down the people are amazing and I never had a bad encounter with anyone. I worked in every area. Scousers are the salt of the earth. Really enjoyed my time working there
I had a good mate from anfield , we did a few year together in the shovel back in 2001 , ive heard he's past now r.i p Dennis Blake, he used to bring his guitar and be a good singer
I used to live on channell Road off shiel Road. Not a million miles away in Kenny. I dont know if its the councils fault really. They have to live off what the government gives them . Liverpool has been ignored by successive Tory governments
@@davidhogg657Don't fall for it, alot of bad stuff was going on in JOE'S cabal, now it's payback time , people of liverpool have found them out, God help them.
Haven’t been to anfield for over 20 year last time was a Marcus Stewart winner had a few pints pints in a boozer called the arkle i think lads begging in there for money for drugs,good vid billy✌️
It break's my heart to see what my second home has become Liverpool has always been where i started when technically St Helen's miss how it used to be god bless my Nan in Dovecot.
We as a country we need to stop sending money to third world countries completely and sort out this country.Areas like this need massive investment..that looked as if it was nice once ,now it's just worn out.
My son lived in Edgehill for a while whilst at uni 20 odd yrs ago it was rough then, With us being from E,mids, One weekend whilst visiting the local kids had a bonfire in Aldi carpark our son said just take no notice otherwise a brick will come thro window wow!
Tha boozer was called the standard bill aka Richie’s not the sandford mate shanks bar was further up thirly on the corner of rydal street that got toasted aswell and then obviously the sandon on oakfield road
Bought up on St Domingo Vale. Moved away from the city 23 years ago when I was 20. Still get back to see the fambo and to get to the game nown again. It’s never been the most affluent of places but fuck me it’s is bad as it’s ever been. Love my roots but I’d never move back I’m sad to say
You get that in every city in uk bill Bristol the same proper slums in St Paul's ect its sad tbh too many homless /addicts everywhere they need too house us before anyone else more rehabs be good too more funding thanks Billy
First time I was in Liverpool this year in march it was my dream to see game at Anfield and it became true. But what I saw in the city shocked me. Massive rubbish. I don't understand how this city can look like that having two, big worldwide clubs. (sorry for my english).
I know an electrician that went working away in Liverpool, the first night there all his tools got robbed and his alloy wheels too, needless to say he never went back again
Is that true what he says? That EFC put back into the community, but LFC don’t? Isn’t it more a council thing? Was visiting Liverpool in November, I’m from Swansea. Got to say the city centre is spotless and vibrant, but go a few miles out and it’s run down and dilapidated.
As a Villa fan I always had a great affection for Liverpool supporters. Friendly city too. But come on Liverpool FC. Build the infrastructure around the club to support the community that have made you the giants you are.
Area needs refurbishment, club doesnt give a damn. But its not a red v blue thing , although Efc does a bit more for the city, the area around Goodison is just as bad. Was gutted when they built new houses opp the kop when maybe demolishing houses an creating more of a green space around ground may help.
Sad to see..I lived in Stonehill years ago aged 15 and used and sold from there. Lower Breck used to be okay and a sense of community but that’s gone and it’s dead. Generally people who could get out did. Shame on the council for the way parts of city are look worse than during the heroin epidemic of the 80s.
Prior to this fat bar steward you had another councillor, whose name escapes me at the present, who devastated the area, had a vibrant population moved out to the likes of Runcorn, the same man who had a ski slope built whose end was facing the motorway, basically, Hatton, Dereck Hatton, made some cash in getting rid of some rubble, so had this slope built, and pocketed the money for removal, and probably for the slope.
Remember the secret millionaire in Anfield must have been 10-15 years ago and it looks the same. Tragic that a club like Liverpool with its global brand can't put anything back into the community.
Unfortunately most areas in north west towns have been left to go to ruin, I was in Blackpool the other day and it's mental how bad it is there nowadays.
@@cs9115 He's got a habit of sucking up to people who he thinks he can stand behind, fake hardman who was actually sucking up to Darren Gee behind the scenes, it was hilarious when Darren released the messages 🤣.
@@dougaldouglas8842 Labour rule over Liverpool council has been literal communism for decades. Fcuk Labour, fcuk the Tories and fcuk the woke dickheads. Nationalism for Britain or we're finished 👊😎👌🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Alright mate hope your OK bill , I've lived in everton and near goodison Park and old Swan n tuebrook I've got to say bill its all the same lad idont see anfield being any different it's all run down unfortunately weather its everton or anfield it's a very sad to see any part of liverpool run down mate
The worst part of Anfield is actually those new builds. At least the old stuff, poorly maintained as it is, has character and quality. New stuff is just ugly, completely unsuited to the area, and a testament to shady Fat Joe and his mates at Keepmoat. It wasnt redeveloped it was DE-developed.
So many beautiful old Victorian buildings could have been revamped. Instead they were replaced with tat. Meanwhile the stadium which could be a saviour to N Lpool is still being strangled because the shady mayor was an Evertonian and too pally with Keepmoat. Shameful.
The council dont want the headace of trying to sort it out. They allow the places to become so run down until the numbers cant be balanced with their own investment..then can then bundle it all up in to packages and sell them off for £1 to "Regeneration Charities" part of the deal is normally the regeneration charity has to provide a local community space once its complete. They have beem doing it for years. Some of it has been positive from what I can remember. But seems not all is effective. I was working for a short time for the city council planning department. l seen it first hand.
Used to score in anfield back in the 90s, the old school boys and girls are the best to talk to Bill, there's no many of us left mate and that's were u get all the truth, the one's now think us lot are still yella, but truth is we wer doin this, when they were still shittin yella, forgot more than these lot nowadays know, enjoy these walkabouts bill, Stanley park don't look bad though, it still needs a bit of work, but could b worse, liked thatn , hope Joe and Jud, (Terry) r good, put some water on y head Terry, this ⛅ will make it grow, ha ha, jus buzzin wi ya mate, hope you good mate, ✌️👌.
Not sure he's showing it to try make it look worse than it already is, he's doing it to spread awareness to show what the government and councils dont and wont show because they know people would start asking them to pull their fingers out.
@@CabbageHeeedSpot on the council only care and will do something, when ppl like Billy, highlight it, the councils don't want ppl to see this, they'd rather spend all the dough on murals and flower arrangements, that last 2 seconds, terrible needs HIGHLIGHTING, great work Billy 👍, and spot on Cabbage,👍✌️.
i just sold my old nans house in irby rd L4 my auntie pat lived there all her life untill she was 88 it went for 160 grand … now i live in essex and my son still lives with me at the age of 30 he only wishes he could buy a 3 bedroom house for that type of money round here …
Made my way to Liverpool from Wales to passport office.Got lost asked gentleman in pub he said I'm on my way into town it's about a mile through the lanes Walked for about 45 mins started to think I'm going be ucked walking back to car.Got to passport office 1hr 15 mins the guy said bye mate good luck.6 hrs to find car my 1 mile so called walk was 3 mile.People can be to nice sometimes.Lost big time.
I worked in Liverpool for a few months and spent all day cycling around every area. It was definitely depressing in some areas. But the whole time I was there, no matter how rough the area, I never had a single negative encounter with anyone. Everyone was either cheerful, nice or no bother.
I lived in rock ferry for 4 years
Best place I've lived everyone speaks to you and says hello
It's like how London USED to be in the 80s
I agree,real genuine people from a genuine city..very much like Glasgow and Glaswegians…but the councillors don’t care ….shameful…
Glasgow and Liverpool are the most friendly cities
That's Liverpool for you very nice people wouldn't expect anything else 👍👍👍👍👍
Very true 👍👍👍👍
Kirkdale, Walton anfield & Everton have all been left to rot
Bootle too sadly
Been like that for years mate
Try kenny 😂
The moral of this story is that the bush’s can breathalyse you and beat you in bed but you’ll never ever beat the bully boys from Birkenhead. ⭐️
@ste2442 Decades to be correct budd
Billy great video I’m from Leicester and I’m currently working in Liverpool & Birkenhead we have our own areas of decay and deprivation but honestly I’ve never seen anything like it when I come through the tunnel into Liverpool the people have been so welcoming & what great characters but my god the amount of derelict pubs & buildings is truly staggering. Great vid lad keep it up . & I’ll be heading back up tmro 🎉
I could write an essay on how the working class of this country have been shat on by every post war government & beyond. But i'd rather say this. I've never lived in liverpool but i have been there many times as a visitor & worked with numerous scousers & i can say hand on heart they along with the geordies are the best people i have ever met. I'm welsh but feel properly blessed that throughout my working career i just happened to end up working with a number of scouse lads & i swear from the bottom of my heart, they are the best, funniest, most straight up people i have ever met. I went to university in manchester & the mancs were always spitting venom about the scousers. But i will tell you now, from personal experience....mancs start off assuming you are an enemy until you prove otherwise. Scousers assume you are a friend until you prove otherwise. And i promise you that is from personal experience. If you are from outside the uk or even if you are a brit & you've never been to liverpool you absolutely have to put this city on your 'to do' list. God bless you liverpool, you are among the very best of us.
Shit on , not just by central government and beyond but also corrupt councils and local government
I am from Birmingham originally but now I live in Dorset, your update was amazing and it really resonated with me, my daughter will be going to Liverpool university we were up there a few weeks ago I’d like to go back there and, it’s very true what you say about the working class we have been shit on for too long
@@johnmcnally198Good luck to her john, i'm sure she'll have a great time. P.S: My sister went to uni in brum so i've have a similarly positive view of your home city. Spent many a great weekend in brum holed up in the pot of beer & jug of ale & falling out of snobs in the wee small hours before going for a balti ha haaa. Another great bunch the brummies.
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LIVERPOOL F.C. NEED TO GIVE BACK TO THEIR COMMUNITY. WITHOUT THE FANS, LIVERPOOL F.C. IS NOTHING.
I thought they were going to do it.
They are islamic club now
@@user-mf5ue6rc5nYou’re a fuckin bell whiff you
I wonder if the players even notice the deprivation when they drive through the area in their 100k supercars
No matter how expensive the car, unfortunately the smell will still seep through into the cabin. It's revolting.
I don’t think their hubcaps would survive
It's so annoying when you see so much suffering and struggle the council need to pull their finger out actions speak louder than words, so much needs to be done they've mashed up lime street but they can't regenerate and help the areas and people who need it the most your people are so resilient billy and i respect that.
It doesn't make a good impression on visiting fans from europe.u would think the club would give something back.but football is a business now.its sad
But it was the council that did this, and what is more the council sent resident to Runcorn, then found that they were short of money because council tax was then being paid to Runcorn.
Went to view a house here once, Stockbridge street... not being funny but because I work i pay full rent and it was £100 a week and this was 8 years ago...apart from the obvious social problems those houses should be demolished ...tiny...no room for even a tiny dining table... I lived in the flats on st Domingo road for a few years... again,full of social problems... and oh my god never heard floors that creak so much in my life 😬... now live in a private studio flat in town, high rent but live in peace... feel sorry for the decent people who are trapped by circumstances... been there myself...not everything is people's own fault.
The wealth created by liverpool fc is unbelievable, created on the backs of the fans who have took them to the very top. The lack of respect for the local surroundings is disgraceful , pure capitalist greed.
The city does benefit due to the worldwide fan base, but locally its disgusting...shameful...
Absolutely correct and it was like that 35 years ago when i left Anfield !!
Problematic people move in , the Locals move out!!
FACT
Utft
LIVERPOOL HAS BEEN RUN BY MARXISTS FOR DECADES, STOP WAFFLING!
They've took up parts of anfield Road that they said they wouldn't, wouldn't suprise me if they gradually started taking bits of Stanley park
Football clubs are just entertainment businesses.
Most of the old football grounds in the uk were built around old working class areas amongst tight little terraced houses, were there was a great atmosphere and football belonged to the people, , Liverpool's A
nfield area is like 99.9 % of old English football stadiums., amongst deprived, underfunded, forgotten about communities..
Anfield is no different to anywhere else , Walton , kirkdale and everywhere in the city is destroyed ..
Very true lad
I have lived in Anfield for 35 years , as said it’s like the rest of Englands , working class areas , yes lots of us in Anfield work, but l would not live anywhere else good solid , genuine people most of them , no matter how bad things get we can still laugh and joke
All bag ed estates full of ken robbers. Dirty places full of dirty people. Them scatty estates 😂😂 look at speke, that's how you keep an estate clean. No rats on our estate 😂😂😂
@@jacquelineithell307 It’s sad to see how it is now , its everywhere not just Anfield ..
3 of the worst areas in the city. Used to be proper proud close knit communities too.
Fukin hell and i thought Glasgow were bad. Respect to the scousers 💪💪💪 Great Video Billy!
Bro Glasgow is well worst than Liverpool.
@@JackButland-tt9zk not a chance bro ive lived in the East End Of Glasgow nearly all my life and it doesnt even come close mate. Aye its got its ruff parts but Liverpool is a different ball game
@JackButland-tt9zk I worked in Liverpool for 3 months last year. It is incredibly run down in certain areas.
Theres only a handful of really bad areas in Glasgow. Even the so called bad areas have less crime than back in the day.
Places like Anfield, Everton etc you really need to keep on your toes.
But like Glasgow have a lot of good people.
Shame to see such run down areas.. Only been to Liverpool a couple of times but what a fantastic city, the honesty of people is first class
Good video mate, further showing the UK will continue to crumble unless the government changes its priorities!
Council was responsible for this mess. You should have seen it before Hatton took charge. It was a family orientated area, children playing out, and parents out, a marvellous sight to witness, then this happened, and the top of Breck Road and that so-called park, houses cleared to make way for it, and then the council complained that the council tax revenue had dropped. Yes! because the same buggers had moved families out to the likes of Runcorn
It aint going to happen no matter who's running the asylum!
Embarrassing that directly surrounding Anfield stadium there is that level of degradation, and the club put nothing into it
Its now just a business ... pure and simple
the residents should do something about it
@@pablogats4627 I agree, but the club could help out. At the end of the day these people will be massively inconvenienced by having them there. I’ve lived near a ground and its a pain, it also is embarrassing having that area directly next to a club spending 70m on Nunez
Great vid Billy. You need to create a Short of that mad jumping dog 😁
I know how we can fix this let more immigrants in and give them all our money 🤷🏻♂️
Which immigrants? Irish? Welsh? German? Or who? Your choice
Anfield is 85% White
This ain’t no immigrant problem bro, it’s the people who’s on top shitting on us whether ur a black lad from ldn or brown kid from Bradford or a white boy from Liverpool we go through the same struggle if we are working class, divide and conquer is their strategy, if we stopped beefing amongst us, do you really think mo from Syria is stealing ur jobs and taking ur money ur head needs a wobble mate
That’s right. Blame the immigrants for all your failings.
@@alfredbahounassoni8116 its not the poor thirdworlder like yourself that is the issue here it's the rich foreigners buying everything up, gonna end up just like london, I bet youre one of those people that think millions of immigrants over the years has had no affect on housing, maybe give your head a wobble
Poor parts and real poverty all over the UK now, but Anfield has to be up there with the worst of them. God knows what foreign football fans think when they are visiting Anfield, especially those from former Eastern Bloc countries, things got better for many of them, whilst things got worse for many people in many parts of the UK went to rack and ruin, oh the irony ! Still our rich continue to get richer whilst our poorer get poorer, and we're still spunking billions of taxpayers money on unnecessary wars, that end up killing poor people similar to us from other countries.
I am going to view this later. Saw a bit of the piece and takes me back to when the place was vibrant, then it was emptied by the council, and boarded up houses, massively so, street upon street. I look forward to see if this has changed since the early 90's. I lived opposite Stanley Park
Another good walk around Billy enjoyed the video but its very sad to see how not just Liverpool is falling badly it’s the whole of the UK it’s because of Councils and MPs 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Central government is mostly to blame
The Scouse Sloth will love this Vid Bill 🙌💯
Keep them coming Billy great Content 💯💯💯
Great vid Billy. I met you at the game on Saturday (Sheff lad with my Dad). I’m actually a Wednesday fan and sat on Goodison Road end (not an away fan haha). Let me know if you ever plan to visit Sheffield and I can give you list of worst streets/estate. Tom
That much wealth next to that much poverty is disgusting but it reflects this society and the greedy corrput elites running it. People need to start voting for independents from the community who care about the people and understand their needs. Waiting for corrupt career politicians to solve these issues isn't going to change anything.
Great Vid Billy, made me sad, you standing outsjde the house I was born to 75yrs ago, 43 stonehill st. I have lived in Canada for 50 years. Still have Family living around Breck Rd. all true what they say, no one sharing the wealth.
Sad and depressing. I thought the Stadium redevelopment was approved on the grounds of a much needed cash injection for the surrounding area? Instead, looks to me that some interested entity is accelerating a dystopian surrounding area to bring the cost of property down.
Could it be gentrification in effect
@mohsdef Yep make it so run down,then buy it up cheap.
Inequality and greed 👌and then sadly those at the bottom of the pile not only lose all hope but then turn on each other . 🙏👼❤️ x
👌💯, spot on there, pure sense, but not enough ppl r getting it, spot on though. ✌️.
@@MichaelParkinson-wz1nh Your right.
@@stormytempest6521 it's crazy 🤪 the amount of ppl that think Billy is taking the piss, this is what we need more of, it might make the councils and politicians, pull their fuckin fingers out the arses, specially with an election, don't really follow that and i know ppl may have a go, but ain't voted in 30 years, i think I might of only voted 1 , or 2 pushing it, cos they're all promises, until they get in power, and they just sit back, and let the council estates, and the lesser areas, go to wrack and ruin, it absolutely drives me insane, I've been walking round the last two days picking rubbish up, cos it seems to be, if someone drops some rubbish, others seem to think it's ok, and I actually live in a bit better area, but cos it's the furthest away from the council, they seem to forget us, sorry bout the rant, you're the stormytempest ha ha 😆✌️. Gwan. 😎.
It is a disgrace how Liverpool football club don't put anything into the Anfield area
Why should they when it was the council that deliberately did this
Does any other club pay into there area
LFC contributed by systematically buying up properties leaving them empty to run down the value of other properties. This along with Labours Housing Market Renewal Initiative were two massive contributors to making a rough area even grimmer.
@@susanmoriarty7533citeh
@@susanmoriarty7533 you man city redeveloped the whole area around their stadium
Hit 60K followers there Billy lad ! Nice one, well done 👍
06:16 That building has just sold at auction for £143,000 - can you believe that,
I used to live in Richmond Terrace, I had no idea how fucked that neighbourhood had become until recently when I drove round there. When you commented on that house in Stonehill Street, what did you think and feel when you saw it Billy? You’ve come so far and done so much since then, good on you lad; well done. 👍
Hi Billy, thanks for your vid. Wow Billy, how depressing is Anfield?. If the truth be told it's the same in Kirkdale and Everton mate. Those Areas have received very little if any funding from Liverpool City council, and by god does it show!. There's so much poverty in those areas. There's alot of addiction and crime aswell. They have been forgotten about and left to rot!. Out of sight and out of mind!. It really is sad Billy. Anyway Billy, thanks again for your vid. John. 🤔👍
This proves my point about having a world famous football club in your city, they put nothing back into the community.
They aren't able to courtesy of Fat Joe and his Keepmoat mates.
LFC wanted to build a Wembley of the North with transport links, a covered area for concerts large and small, and world class sporting events. But right now, the site is still suffocated on 2 sides and has a load of crap built on 1 side.
LCC need to get their act together. And FSG need to get their hands in their pockets.
That’s just a excuse
You have no idea what your talking about,I'm a blue..this is political not about the club.
@@grahambailey-wj4rq ???
@@grahambailey-wj4rq you'll never walk alone, or live in a decent home. It's up to the council to tax Liverpool football club a realistic amount and ring fence that money for the community.
Used to go to Taffy's barbers roughly where Lee lives. Anyone remember that place?
I`ve been going since late 80s, i actually think its much better now than its ever been in the Anfield area
Not a bitter then Billy haha 😂 love your content mate, it's all real and straight from the heart 👍
Just around the corner of One of the wealthiest clubs in the world, where the often talked about special community Spirit of the Reds. Thank you❤
Late 1980s there was a pub called the picture house it was really nice place
Yes John I remember it well only lived up the road😊 Used to go there for a game of pool before going the Quad in Bootle every weekend. Good times✌️
Aw bless ya Monty so glad you had a positive experience of Birmingham it’s not the city it used to be but the important thing is you experienced the friendliness of us Brummies
Thatcher hated Liverpool for some special reasons. My best for UK to come out of poverty is to visit sri krishnan temple in bugis junction in singapore. Its a very powerful temple. Please tell your clan rich men to come here and pray and give food for the people outside the temple. Remember the name sri krishnan temple, singapore.
Took my dad a few years ago, he was brought up on Gloucester Road in the fifties and sixties.
The houses we saw that were derelict he told me that rich people used to live in them, he couldn’t believe how bad it was.
Used to work with Lee. He was a sound lad. Not seen him for years I hope he's doing alright.
I went to anfield comprehensive in the 70’s. Thanks Liverpool you set me up for life well.
Thank you so much to the man in your video who highlighted the fact that Liverpool FC do very little if anything for the local community. Liverpoo FC and their corporate skullduggery are largely responsible for the area deteriorating over time as it has by buying empty buildings and leaving them empty, this in turn decreases the value of property in the area so the 'Mighy LFC' can land grab on the cheap to extend the stadium. What they did to the people in Kemlyn Road was appalling.
Right on the button mate. Buying up properties around the ground and leaving them to rot so the other residents, many life long are forced to move out. Disgraceful what they have done to the immediate area around the ground to make a few more quid for themselves.
yeah them Americans really love there football 😂😂😂😂UTF
Talking rubbish
You think Everton are gonna leave county road in a boss state when they leave goodison? Hahahahha
yeah
Anfield, along with several other suburbs in Liverpool, is an absolute shithole. Liverpool Football Club and Liverpool City Council are responsible for this, 80% of the people are good people though. He is 100% correct on the football club though. Those terraced houses opposite the garage have been boarded up for 20 years. 20 years directly outside the ground.
I despise FSG but LFC is a football club. LCC and Wminster are responsible for this.
If a Wembley of the North was built in Anfield (and if LFC was fan owned) this would change gigantically for the better. Infact a Wembley of the North alone would have a huge effect.
@@RS-xx9ve What? If there was a Wembley for the North it wouldn't be within 10 fucking miles of Anfield. L.F.C have owned vast swathes of homes and properties around Anfield for over 60 years. Sounds like you have no idea what you are talking about. They own derelict land all over the place
I’m a gas engineer, I live in Scotland and recently worked on a social housing contract around Liverpool. Was there for 2 months, loved the city, although a lot of areas were run down the people are amazing and I never had a bad encounter with anyone. I worked in every area. Scousers are the salt of the earth. Really enjoyed my time working there
I had a good mate from anfield , we did a few year together in the shovel back in 2001 , ive heard he's past now r.i p Dennis Blake, he used to bring his guitar and be a good singer
That's where me mum grew up. She has mentioned Breck Road before. Such a shame to see that the council leave places to fall apart. 🙄
I used to live on channell Road off shiel Road. Not a million miles away in Kenny. I dont know if its the councils fault really. They have to live off what the government gives them . Liverpool has been ignored by successive Tory governments
@@davidhogg657Don't fall for it, alot of bad stuff was going on in JOE'S cabal, now it's payback time , people of liverpool have found them out, God help them.
@davidhogg657 And administered locally by successive Labour councils !!
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Haven’t been to anfield for over 20 year last time was a Marcus Stewart winner had a few pints pints in a boozer called the arkle i think lads begging in there for money for drugs,good vid billy✌️
What ever happened to the governments plan on levelling up ?
they meant levelling down
Unfortunately like a lot of us at some point in our lives. We believe politicians.
Cheers Bill , trying to get my Mrs to come and live here from Australia and she was untill we watched this video . Ta mate
It break's my heart to see what my second home has become Liverpool has always been where i started when technically St Helen's miss how it used to be god bless my Nan in Dovecot.
We as a country we need to stop sending money to third world countries completely and sort out this country.Areas like this need massive investment..that looked as if it was nice once ,now it's just worn out.
My son lived in Edgehill for a while whilst at uni 20 odd yrs ago it was rough then, With us being from E,mids, One weekend whilst visiting the local kids had a bonfire in Aldi carpark our son said just take no notice otherwise a brick will come thro window wow!
Tha boozer was called the standard bill aka Richie’s not the sandford mate shanks bar was further up thirly on the corner of rydal street that got toasted aswell and then obviously the sandon on oakfield road
I honestly feel like opening a vein watching these vids, depressing ,but thanks Bill
I was shocked by Anfield it used to be normal working class like Old Swan but it has gone south
Bought up on St Domingo Vale. Moved away from the city 23 years ago when I was 20.
Still get back to see the fambo and to get to the game nown again. It’s never been the most affluent of places but fuck me it’s is bad as it’s ever been.
Love my roots but I’d never move back I’m sad to say
I loved living there back in the day
@ourwilliam2405 Me too 😢
You get that in every city in uk bill Bristol the same proper slums in St Paul's ect its sad tbh too many homless /addicts everywhere they need too house us before anyone else more rehabs be good too more funding thanks Billy
A trip down memory lane Bagnall and lower breck for me.
First time I was in Liverpool this year in march it was my dream to see game at Anfield and it became true. But what I saw in the city shocked me. Massive rubbish. I don't understand how this city can look like that having two, big worldwide clubs. (sorry for my english).
Is this where 28 Years Later is being filmed?
I know an electrician that went working away in Liverpool, the first night there all his tools got robbed and his alloy wheels too, needless to say he never went back again
Is that true what he says? That EFC put back into the community, but LFC don’t? Isn’t it more a council thing? Was visiting Liverpool in November, I’m from Swansea. Got to say the city centre is spotless and vibrant, but go a few miles out and it’s run down and dilapidated.
Where are all these improvements slow Joe goes on about?
Nice on Billy
Very sad
Keep strong Billy 💪
Does Liverpool FC actively want the area around their stadium to become run down so that they can buy it all up and expand?
It’s great idea for the shareholders who don’t live anywhere near the team they own.
Easy to blame LFC and not the council or the locals.
top video thanks
As a Villa fan I always had a great affection for Liverpool supporters. Friendly city too. But come on Liverpool FC. Build the infrastructure around the club to support the community that have made you the giants you are.
Area needs refurbishment, club doesnt give a damn. But its not a red v blue thing , although Efc does a bit more for the city, the area around Goodison is just as bad. Was gutted when they built new houses opp the kop when maybe demolishing houses an creating more of a green space around ground may help.
Council should much more, ffs some people paying council taxes
Sad to see..I lived in Stonehill years ago aged 15 and used and sold from there. Lower Breck used to be okay and a sense of community but that’s gone and it’s dead. Generally people who could get out did. Shame on the council for the way parts of city are look worse than during the heroin epidemic of the 80s.
There is no money in Liverpool council because Joe Anderson robbed it all 😂😂😂
And funded finch farm.
@@GL-jq6fuJoe and his cohorts thought they got away with it, but liverpool people found them out !
@@GL-jq6fushould get a points deduction for that too then eh?! 😂
Prior to this fat bar steward you had another councillor, whose name escapes me at the present, who devastated the area, had a vibrant population moved out to the likes of Runcorn, the same man who had a ski slope built whose end was facing the motorway, basically, Hatton, Dereck Hatton, made some cash in getting rid of some rubble, so had this slope built, and pocketed the money for removal, and probably for the slope.
@@GL-jq6fuhe helped you kick oaps out of there gaffs to build another wonky stand be grateful
Remember the secret millionaire in Anfield must have been 10-15 years ago and it looks the same.
Tragic that a club like Liverpool with its global brand can't put anything back into the community.
Pretty much the same picture everywhere. So sad how our towns and cities have declined.
Unfortunately most areas in north west towns have been left to go to ruin, I was in Blackpool the other day and it's mental how bad it is there nowadays.
Labour don't care either. The whole political class hate the people.
It's a bloody shame
Anfield has always been a dump, the council or Liverpool fc don't help the local community which is a disgrace
Sleepy Joe will be triggered by this 🤣👍
@@cs9115 He's got a habit of sucking up to people who he thinks he can stand behind, fake hardman who was actually sucking up to Darren Gee behind the scenes, it was hilarious when Darren released the messages 🤣.
Sleepy joe needs to climb back in his purple bin the scruff
Hatton did this, and Joe just sat upon it, did not give a damn, whilst apparently making money from using his position as mayor
@@dougaldouglas8842 Labour rule over Liverpool council has been literal communism for decades. Fcuk Labour, fcuk the Tories and fcuk the woke dickheads. Nationalism for Britain or we're finished 👊😎👌🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@livinglife8565the scruff mate he got more money then anyone one this corner let me tell yer. You got yellow fingers
Why would anyone want to live there? In Liverpool in general. I can't think of anywhere worse.
Where are you from then ?
@@MurphEfc Croatia
It's the people that make a community remember.🙀
Alright mate hope your OK bill , I've lived in everton and near goodison Park and old Swan n tuebrook I've got to say bill its all the same lad idont see anfield being any different it's all run down unfortunately weather its everton or anfield it's a very sad to see any part of liverpool run down mate
The worst part of Anfield is actually those new builds. At least the old stuff, poorly maintained as it is, has character and quality. New stuff is just ugly, completely unsuited to the area, and a testament to shady Fat Joe and his mates at Keepmoat. It wasnt redeveloped it was DE-developed.
So many beautiful old Victorian buildings could have been revamped. Instead they were replaced with tat. Meanwhile the stadium which could be a saviour to N Lpool is still being strangled because the shady mayor was an Evertonian and too pally with Keepmoat. Shameful.
Instead of giving out a 1000 tickets they should sell them and use the money in the community.
The council dont want the headace of trying to sort it out. They allow the places to become so run down until the numbers cant be balanced with their own investment..then can then bundle it all up in to packages and sell them off for £1 to "Regeneration Charities" part of the deal is normally the regeneration charity has to provide a local community space once its complete. They have beem doing it for years. Some of it has been positive from what I can remember. But seems not all is effective. I was working for a short time for the city council planning department. l seen it first hand.
07:30 - 20 years, no plan from Liverpool City Council.
Used to score in anfield back in the 90s, the old school boys and girls are the best to talk to Bill, there's no many of us left mate and that's were u get all the truth, the one's now think us lot are still yella, but truth is we wer doin this, when they were still shittin yella, forgot more than these lot nowadays know, enjoy these walkabouts bill, Stanley park don't look bad though, it still needs a bit of work, but could b worse, liked thatn , hope Joe and Jud, (Terry) r good, put some water on y head Terry, this ⛅ will make it grow, ha ha, jus buzzin wi ya mate, hope you good mate, ✌️👌.
For all you Liverpool haters out there it's not ALL like this!! Billy show some of the wealthy parts of Liverpool as well to shut these haters up
It is about 25% run down tbf but some really lovely bits too.
I don’t want to see wealthy parts it reminds me I live in a shit hole🤣
Not sure he's showing it to try make it look worse than it already is, he's doing it to spread awareness to show what the government and councils dont and wont show because they know people would start asking them to pull their fingers out.
@@johnnyonebollock4226ha ha 😆✌️. It's what you make it mate 👍.
@@CabbageHeeedSpot on the council only care and will do something, when ppl like Billy, highlight it, the councils don't want ppl to see this, they'd rather spend all the dough on murals and flower arrangements, that last 2 seconds, terrible needs HIGHLIGHTING, great work Billy 👍, and spot on Cabbage,👍✌️.
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i just sold my old nans house in irby rd L4 my auntie pat lived there all her life untill she was 88 it went for 160 grand … now i live in essex and my son still lives with me at the age of 30 he only wishes he could buy a 3 bedroom house for that type of money round here …
We love the scouses, walm nice people
No worse than Everton ,Kenny, Walton, Norris Green etc. There are some nice houses on Anfield Road though.
what a shame . my dad was from oakfield rd .
My father-in-law would go the Oakfield Pub for his Courer,s on a Sunday very early morning 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
I was more of a have a Lie in Man Myself 🤔🤔🤔🤔
I bought and sold a house on stonewall Street in 2003.The place looks a lot better now
Made my way to Liverpool from Wales to passport office.Got lost asked gentleman in pub he said I'm on my way into town it's about a mile through the lanes Walked for about 45 mins started to think I'm going be ucked walking back to car.Got to passport office 1hr 15 mins the guy said bye mate good luck.6 hrs to find car my 1 mile so called walk was 3 mile.People can be to nice sometimes.Lost big time.
Borded up houses 30 metres from Liverpool stadium you would of thought houses would be in demand
County Road depends on goodison. Whats gonna happen to that high street without those everton and opposition fans?