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The large single-tiered stand in a stadium is often called a Kop, but why?

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@ramonvos2191

2 months ago

Fun fact: 'kop' also translates to 'head', so you'd be standing at the head of the stands

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@ManUtd-Gerrard

2 months ago

Many older stadiums have areas known as Kops, such as Windsor Park. Before the 1990s, these sections were packed with fans, standing rather than sitting, often shifting sides to follow the team's action during each half. The Dutch club, De Graafschap, has a stand inspired by the Spion Kop, but theyā€™ve given it a local twist, naming it "Spinnekop," which, when translated, means "spiderhead."

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@official_andrewsamuel

2 months ago

We learn more everyday ā¤ā¤

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@katM469

2 months ago

Liverpool fan from south africa, I love thisā¤šŸ‡æ

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@chrishill5622

2 months ago

Yes, it's the Afrikaans (and Dutch) word for a "head" or a hill. A small hill is a "koppie" ("Kopje" in Dutch. Not that they have many in the Netherlands...)
But you're missing the point about Spioen Kop. ("Spy's Head"/"Lookout Head") It was a major defeat with significant casualties for the British Army in the 2nd Anglo-Boer War ā€“ kind of like Antietam in the US Civil War. It was also the biggest defeat in "Black Week" (when the British Army were heavily defeated several times by the Boers.)
BTW, I live in South Africa. My great-granddad fought in the South Staffordshire Regt in the 2nd Anglo-Boer and WWI. He was involved in the relief of Ladysmith, which is located near Spioen Kop. A great-great-great uncle was General Sir George Pomeroy Colley, who led the British army in the 1st Anglo Boer War and who was killed in the defeat at the Battle of Majuba. And my grandfather, another George Colley, played football and was a youth coach for West Brom and Aston Villa in the 1930s.
Besides the Kop end at Anfield, there are also Kops at my beloved Birmingham City, Leicester City, Derby County's Baseball Ground, Coventry City's Highfield Road, Tranmere (also in Merseyside, like Anfield), both Sheffield Utd and Wednesday, Chesterfield, Windsor Park (as someone pointed out in Northern Ireland), and NEC Breda in the Netherlands and, historically, PSG in France.

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@OLskewL

2 months ago

Coincidentally, some large portion of Liverpool fans in South Africa. Especially Durban šŸ‡æšŸ‡¦

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@vandijk4572

2 months ago

Tshisa SA! šŸŽ‰

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@mduduzigama5534

2 months ago

Liverpool fan from the town of Ladysmith, South Africa. This left me with a huge smile šŸ˜

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@sjstu

1 month ago

Iā€™ve learnt something. Thank you

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@sirrichel9155

2 months ago

Iv been to many of the Anglo boer battle sites but have never visited the Spion Kop despite living within 100km of it.

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@prasunapandit5635

2 months ago

Underrated football channel!

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@HotChilliePa

2 months ago

Good content!

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@HonestTom1892

2 months ago

Good question.

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@phaphamamtshengu1630

2 months ago

Love seeing all my SAnā€™s in the comments ā¤ļøšŸ‡æ

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@BoereViking

2 months ago

Spioen Kop directly translates to Spy Hill!

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@colelongshaw1332

2 months ago

I used to think it was the klopp end due to my Scouse friends terrible English pronunciation...
I believe they should rename Liverpool's kop end the klopp end.
Sincerely, a United fan.

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@azizwane760

2 months ago

Liverpool fan from Ladysmith herešŸ˜…šŸ˜‚. I never would have assumed, and I frequent Spionkop D

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@KING7CANTONA

2 months ago

Bloomfield roaddddd

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@Lefa0925

2 months ago

As a south african i never realized that the word "kop" was inspired by south africa šŸ‡æšŸ‡¦ šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚...now i ge

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@Gendonramsay

2 months ago

We always use kop as a header as it comes from kopf (head). So if a player scored a great header we refer them as a kopf

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