My dad was from Rawmarsh near Rotherham.I saw these beauties when we visited.Better than any of your Angel of the North.things.Real; living belching monsters.Sad to see them go.
My dads friends dad was working on one of the towers and he fell of it, half an hour before a truck came and emptied a load of sand, he landed in the sand breaking near enough every bone in his body but he survived
Such a shame! They should have never been demolished, they were a sheffield landmark. My granddad lived in tinsley all his life and I am glad he didnt see this it would have made him very upset.
@Spongebob2900 - yes, i'm prepared to pay to keep them, in the same way that I'm prepared to pay to preserve other pieces of art that are iconic of Sheffield.
Oh come on!! Industrial heritage? They were concrete behemoths in need of destruction as they were unsafe. If you want to keep them your bloody rates would have gone up....are you prepared to pay to keep them?
Wow... I always wondered why they had never got rid of them before when I was a kid, but seeing them go like that is like watching a pet die. Shame, but, they were unused for god knows how long so the upkeep must have been insane.
From Derby to Bradford when I was at Uni, I knew I was half way there when I passed the towers. They were a landmark. More cheap housing for scummy dole dossers will probably be built on the site.
And the fact that thousands of people didn't die and the fact that it wasn't a government conspiracy and the fact that it was a controlled explosion. Other than that yeh it was pretty much like 9/11 lol!
Homer is so fired.
FunkyGranny9 2 weeks ago
My dad was from Rawmarsh near Rotherham.I saw these beauties when we visited.Better than any of your Angel of the North.things.Real; living belching monsters.Sad to see them go.
mrsaddlebag 1 month ago
Bye Bye Salt and Pepper!
MAPFWH 3 months ago
Woah brings back memorys!
greatwailord 3 months ago
NOOOO! HOMER'S JOB!
rono8582 3 months ago
Im crying now D':> I miss them :'(
kerrieneve 3 months ago
Im 10 and i was there when it happened. Its brought back so many memorys. :'(
kerrieneve 3 months ago
My dads friends dad was working on one of the towers and he fell of it, half an hour before a truck came and emptied a load of sand, he landed in the sand breaking near enough every bone in his body but he survived
brooky360 3 months ago
Used to be able to see them from my Nan's house. Sad to see that they got knocked down, especially when so many people wanted them keep up.
WindyMcFart 4 months ago
stupid cunts clapping, they would have made a brilliant pair of giant vases with giant daffodils inside!
wordscontrolminds 5 months ago
can''t believe its three years since :/
thebezzaful 5 months ago
Such a shame! They should have never been demolished, they were a sheffield landmark. My granddad lived in tinsley all his life and I am glad he didnt see this it would have made him very upset.
JackAttackOfficial 9 months ago
@Spongebob2900 - yes, i'm prepared to pay to keep them, in the same way that I'm prepared to pay to preserve other pieces of art that are iconic of Sheffield.
narni101 1 year ago
tramps y did dey do dat
MsTed27 1 year ago
I live in that area
sohailm79 1 year ago
omg a peice fell off after the second blast
trackmaniakid27 1 year ago
Oh come on!! Industrial heritage? They were concrete behemoths in need of destruction as they were unsafe. If you want to keep them your bloody rates would have gone up....are you prepared to pay to keep them?
Spongebob2900 1 year ago
this is proper demorolising, im only 18, but it hurt me seeing them go down :/
jiggyjoel619 1 year ago
that was so sad to see them go. used to love seeing them on the tram :(
decz4life 1 year ago
I am from the US. Where were these towers located?
pjthedj64 2 years ago
sheffield england!!!
TRreader85 2 years ago
Thank you from across the pond!
pjthedj64 2 years ago
Sheffield, which is in South Yorkshire, England.
volvomantom 2 years ago
Thank you Volvomantom. Been to England one time back in 1995 in the New Castle Area.
pjthedj64 2 years ago
Really? Sorry to hear about that! :P
volvomantom 2 years ago
sheffield!
inchwormrocker 2 years ago
The way they fell, it looked like they were made from paper instead of concrete.
Good view, best I've seen so far
blackfairyprincess94 2 years ago
im gutted about them going it was a landmark ):
202free 3 years ago 2
Best Quality Ive Seen Yet =) Nice Work
sharnibows 3 years ago
Lol Nice
MakeShift07 3 years ago
lol so close to my house XD
blacktalon2007 3 years ago
Wow... I always wondered why they had never got rid of them before when I was a kid, but seeing them go like that is like watching a pet die. Shame, but, they were unused for god knows how long so the upkeep must have been insane.
wvziccardi 3 years ago 3
From Derby to Bradford when I was at Uni, I knew I was half way there when I passed the towers. They were a landmark. More cheap housing for scummy dole dossers will probably be built on the site.
nja1969 3 years ago
That is so true!
Risolo 3 years ago
This was a part of our industrial heritage and it has been destroyed.We should preserve these historical sites.
bnprenaissance 3 years ago 3
Aye its gonna seem strange going to sheffield on a train ow these Two Landmarks have gone .... Superb Video!
garybaldy72uk 3 years ago 8
i was there it was grand
Supersecretfilms 3 years ago
they always been their as long as i can remeber its saddenin to see them go
madbiker53 3 years ago 3
wos u got really close
shane22shane 3 years ago
am from sheffield sad to see them go
sayles678 3 years ago 3
true its like the twin towers of 9/11 but british and with out the planes.
greggs93 3 years ago
And the fact that thousands of people didn't die and the fact that it wasn't a government conspiracy and the fact that it was a controlled explosion. Other than that yeh it was pretty much like 9/11 lol!
brownz 3 years ago
Good vid. I still think it's quite sad, the death of 2 icons of the North :-(
grubbysoles 3 years ago 14
that one of the best i seen, were u part of the demolition crew or something ?
bladesman123 3 years ago