Proper men , no tattoos, proper shirt Nos, rough pitches , standing with passionate fans, no rip off prices to get in. A good scrap . Brill days out at the footie , today it's total crap
Yeah the pitches WERE like ploughed fields but you got what you got. Times change you move with them. Can't possibly go back to the days of terraces,not after Hillsborough but Liverpool are once again back on their perch thanks to Jürgen Klopp. Long may he stay
@Interested Observer Absolutely right. Snowflakes in their half and half scarves killed football. Glad I was around when football was played and followed with passion and not a commodity like today :)
I was so fortunate to watch football during this era. My dad complained because the prices went up ten pence this 1978 season, so it cost £1.10 to stand on the Kop. Today's sanitized version of football means that a lot of people are missing out on something special.
i just love it when guys walk off the field after the final whistle. a few handshakes, but that's about it. none of hanging around for 10 minutes afterwards leading cheers. their day at the office was done, so it was time to go home.
I must admit the skill level is really quite high, muddy pitches, tough leathery balls, which became waterlogged, goalkeepers with no gloves, heavy football boots in comparison to today, a better class of football.
its fairly obvious now how the scum won so many European cups..no team in Europe could play proper football on a pitch like that..talk about home advantage...pffff.
I was 10 when this match was played. All the Liverpool players names are totally familiar, I guess I haven't taken much notice of football since, I don't believe im missing much. Sport was great in the 70's , football, F1, tennis, motorcycle racing. Today , it is shit
Fabulous sides, just churning them out one after another from about 72-86. But the best side I saw at Newcastle was Everton. They smashed us 4-0 circa 85. Unplayable.
And for all young people of today's Liverpool fans is alot of games of the 70s and 80s on the internet so they can watch alot of videos with the best team of those days
20 league titles.... 12 FA cups...3 European cups ....I think that exposes you knowledge on football as minimal... Furthermore you witnessed two great English teams playing terrific exciting highly entertaining football... It’s a pity your hatred of a fantastic club has to be exposed by your uneducated comments.... Liverpool have just had a truly fantastic season and as a lover of great football and a Man U supporter l congratulate them....
Steve Highway always telegraphed his mindset. He could never cut inside directly towards the penalty area; he always had to take it to the outside goal-line before crossing it.
Who remembers as a kid playing on a quagmire of a pitch on a Sunday morning. I remember getting warm in the vanwhile the dad's went out to inspect and alway always hoping it would be called off. THEY NEVER CALLED ANYTHING OFF.
Yeah Utd had basically the same home and away kits from 75 to 81 with just marginal changes to the badge. Before the money men started getting involved.
How can we forget that period that arrived after the domination of a European Ayax by J. Cruijff! And which, however, gave an incredible show of a Liverpool made of strength, pressing together asphyxiating !!! I was 15 and they were years of pure passion for football!!
United fans penned in to a quarter of the Anfield Rd now by this time (compare to vid from 75 when it was half)! Clearly no H+S aspect to over-crowding - if you look at the crowd density, the United side is massively more packed that the Liverpool half - and I don't believe the Liverpool bit next to the United section wouldn't have been considered full! The good old, bad old days!
@jasno ko dan But half of those guys are bench players and they don't even make the majority of the squad I'm not complaining I know how modern football is like I'm just pointing it out there no hate.
I was often asked by Germans, (this was when 99% of English clubs had British players), why English clubs were the best in Europe 70s and 80s...(and would probably had been longer had it not been for the Heysel tragedy), but the national team was crap. I never understood that either. The clubs are excellent in Europe today, the only difference being, with the majority being from abroad, they're not really British teams. ..fucking Bosman. You don't have the Charltons, Shearers, Gerrards, Lineckers who you always identified with one club. Even Glasgow Celtic's players when they won the European Cup in 1967, all but one member of the 15 man squad were born within 10 miles of Celtic Park . Now it's some new transfer coming from PSG, or was it Ajax? who is neither Dutch nor French, you cannot pronounce his name , (Ok some foreigners had problems with pronouncing "McManaman"), but when you can, they're off to Valencia or was it Los Angeles? Naaa, it's all business now.
Great football from bygone era, but for me, the nostalgia is spoiled by seeing those terrible metal fences that hemmed fans in. A poignant reminder of a tragic event that we should never forget.
@Antonio Sapienza True but he aslo made some saves that Clem wouldn't have. And dont forget his wobbly legs putting off the Roma players in the 1984 European Cup Final penalty shoot out. Paisley, Fagan and Daglish all rated him.
Yes including Munich songs only 20 years after the disaster and 7 years before Chelsea got everyone banned from Europe. The best fans in the world are up in arms accusing rivals of 'potentially' chanting about Hillsborough. The utter hypocrisy.
I've often been asked by Germans, (this was when 99% of English clubs had British players), why the clubs are the best in Europe, but the national team crap. I never understood that either.
@2010realitycheck I did say British players, but I also mentioned the England squad. Scottish players have often been the backbone of Liverpool, Leeds etc. But Scotland as a national team....crap. And we won't even mention Wales and N.Ireland. I was wondering if those players back then had played for a GB or UK side how things might have turned out. (See the GB Olympic squad).
A.B. - clearly mis-spelling the surname. Munich song about as funny as a Hillsborough song IMHO - that's NOT funny at all. But idiots like you wouldn't know any better.
Yes, the Munich songs were disgraceful. BertAtkin there's a cultural divide between the two cities too. Scousers are mostly of Irish descent and the city was built around the docks. Mancs mostly have deep Lancastrian roots and that city was built on the cotton industry. There was also a lot of animosity when the Manchester Ship Canal was built. The cotton boats bypassed the Liverpool docks and went straight into Manchester.
There isn't a cultural divide ...It's Liverpool and United fans are just dickheads . It's that simple ...Matt Busby used to play for Liverpool ....Liverpool loaned a load of players to United after the 58 air crash ....Everton and City don't like inbreeds every time they play each other ....It's basically 2 identical sets of fans jealous of the other culb's sucess ...hence why United hated Liverpool in 70's and 80's and Why Liverpool hated united through the 90's and 2000's ...I'm sick of that lie
Helped, created and fired-up to a large extent by sensational hungry media, who considered Liverpool FC as usurpers, in that it should be Man U winning the trophies . . . . . . . NOT Liverpool.
Hello BA greetings . . .Liverpool darlings of the media? Hillsborough bypassed you completely did it BA??? When the media [particularly the press spoke and printed out and out LIES for nigh on 27 years concerning Liverpool and its supporters which provided the platform for every club in the country to denigrate Liverpool and its fans, which was one of the Media's aims. In your first post you said quote, "I can't UNDERSTAND the hatred between the 2 clubs. Sad really." That MEANS then from your own writing you can't understand it - correct? I provided a rationale for the "hatred" to help further some understanding and then you respond you can't agree. Are you grasping the inherent contradiction of your stance? Weird. Incidentally I'm not sure what both "clubs sell" has to do with anything in regards to this. Whatcha smoking over there BA?
Sorry Mate, they are media darlings, the Sun newspaper is a horrible rag. But Liverpool are on the TV with United more than any. They along with United are on the back pages more than any. Always lauded as the best Fans, best atmosphere etc. The reason why they are disliked is because they have fans all over the country who don't support their local team. Your comment may be "rationale" to you, but not necessarily to me. You can put it in an intelligent way if you like, but that doesn't change my opinion and I'm not contradicting myself. Put a story of United or lfc on the back page and it sells. That in my opinion isn't weird. Don't know what BA is? But I'm not getting into an online slagging match with you "over there" wherever that is. Thanks for your opinion. I don't understand the Munich/Heysel jibes and I never will. Not even your "Rationale" has answered it. Cheers though for trying.
I agree with you about those horrible chants, as a Liverpool fan I could never defend that, it's awful. United fans have hit back over the years with "murderers" (regarding Heysel) & things like 96 is not enough (obviously referring to Hillsborough). All of those kind of chants from both sides are revolting & I hope as the generations pass that those chants get phased out completely, for the good of both clubs.
Liverpool will win the premier league this year and be the best again you see man united won so many titles because liverpool had bad mangers not now its man utd turn to be bad
Proper men , no tattoos, proper shirt Nos, rough pitches , standing with passionate fans, no rip off prices to get in. A good scrap . Brill days out at the footie , today it's total crap
Ok boomer
Yeah the pitches WERE like ploughed fields but you got what you got. Times change you move with them. Can't possibly go back to the days of terraces,not after Hillsborough but Liverpool are once again back on their perch thanks to Jürgen Klopp. Long may he stay
@Interested Observer Absolutely right. Snowflakes in their half and half scarves killed football. Glad I was around when football was played and followed with passion and not a commodity like today :)
Strange to hear "The TWO points thoroughly deserved".
When did rattles disappear? After they finished "Roy of the Rovers"?
SOUNESS what a great player he was
Great player no doubt....but he could be a dirty bastard at times
@@chrisevans5259 well said
Ray Kennedy. ...Wonderful footballer.
I was so fortunate to watch football during this era. My dad complained because the prices went up ten pence this 1978 season, so it cost £1.10 to stand on the Kop.
Today's sanitized version of football means that a lot of people are missing out on something special.
i just love it when guys walk off the field after the final whistle. a few handshakes, but that's about it. none of hanging around for 10 minutes afterwards leading cheers. their day at the office was done, so it was time to go home.
I must admit the skill level is really quite high, muddy pitches, tough leathery balls, which became waterlogged, goalkeepers with no gloves, heavy football boots in comparison to today, a better class of football.
the united keeper WAS wearing gloves
What you are describing is more relevant to the early 60's not the late 70's, especially with regard to the football and football boots.
😍😍💪🏻💪🏻 merci pour ce partage . Match de légende . Joueurs de légende . L’époque du vrai football, des vrais tribunes 💪🏻
Pitch covered in sand to fill the divets. Crowd surges. Great atmosphere. Brilliant
Liverpool European champions..some things never change.
Yep...still singing about Munich all these yrs later!!
its fairly obvious now how the scum won so many European cups..no team in Europe could play proper football on a pitch like that..talk about home advantage...pffff.
I was 10 when this match was played. All the Liverpool players names are totally familiar, I guess I haven't taken much notice of football since, I don't believe im missing much. Sport was great in the 70's , football, F1, tennis, motorcycle racing. Today , it is shit
And nostalgia isn't what it used to be !
Late 70’s early 80’s Liverpool, arguably the greatest British club side of all time.
Vantheman12 Welshman i believe they were in europe to. mufc fan
Don’t forget Man Utd beat them in 77 FA cup
the best team in Europe from 74 to mid 80's 5 CL final 4 wins 1 loss and 1 EL
Fabulous sides, just churning them out one after another from about 72-86. But the best side I saw at Newcastle was Everton. They smashed us 4-0 circa 85. Unplayable.
The greatest European club side as well during that time!
Souness was way ahead of his time
Good night. Thank you so much for the exellent quality video. Enjoyed so liked of course. Bravo! Greetings from country Azerbaijan
Like any Utd fan I dislike Liverpool but there is no getting away from the fact that they were simply better than us in them days....
They were better than every other team in Europe in "them" days!
Liverpool were better than Man Utd for over 25 years pal. You only became better in 1993
I love english football but this!!! Real football real players and Liverpool forever
And for all young people of today's Liverpool fans is alot of games of the 70s and 80s on the internet so they can watch alot of videos with the best team of those days
So many great names in that Liverpool side.Always a pleasure to watch a match at Anfield and the Kop...no matter what.
What’s this ? Football before ‘92 ?
souness ! superb player
Not only is this great football nostalgia but it's life and it brings back memories from an era I miss alot.
Steve heighway . Greatest liverpool player of 70s. Plenty to choose from admittedly..
You got to say liverpool and Manchester United are two classic teams who ever you support they well known loads of fans
It's amazing to think that Forest won the league that year. And they were only promoted earlier that season!
Thanks for posting.
10 players back for united, nothings changed then, they're still parking the bus to this day.
20 league titles.... 12 FA cups...3 European cups ....I think that exposes you knowledge on football as minimal...
Furthermore you witnessed two great English teams playing terrific exciting highly entertaining football...
It’s a pity your hatred of a fantastic club has to be exposed by your uneducated comments....
Liverpool have just had a truly fantastic season and as a lover of great football and a Man U supporter l congratulate them....
Steve Highway always telegraphed his mindset. He could never cut inside directly towards the penalty area; he always had to take it to the outside goal-line before crossing it.
Still a legend.
Who remembers as a kid playing on a quagmire of a pitch on a Sunday morning. I remember getting warm in the vanwhile the dad's went out to inspect and alway always hoping it would be called off.
THEY NEVER CALLED ANYTHING OFF.
Amazing MU playing in the same kit as there years previously and not like today having a new kit every season.
Yeah Utd had basically the same home and away kits from 75 to 81 with just marginal changes to the badge. Before the money men started getting involved.
Muito boa as imagens. Liverpool sempre com intensidade.
Souness, Dalglish, Hughes McDermott, Jimmy Case. Looking at that mob walking out in the tunnel that would put the fear of God in any opposing team.
These were my days of Shoot Magazine and Panini Football Stickers. I know I was still bitter about the '77 FA Cup so this was great to watch!
How can we forget that period that arrived after the domination of a European Ayax by J. Cruijff! And which, however, gave an incredible show of a Liverpool made of strength, pressing together asphyxiating !!! I was 15 and they were years of pure passion for football!!
Lpool learnt a lot after being thumped by Cruyff's Ajax back in the 60s.
United fans penned in to a quarter of the Anfield Rd now by this time (compare to vid from 75 when it was half)! Clearly no H+S aspect to over-crowding - if you look at the crowd density, the United side is massively more packed that the Liverpool half - and I don't believe the Liverpool bit next to the United section wouldn't have been considered full! The good old, bad old days!
Manc rats
What a great British team Liverpool once were.
what an era, the greatest era of Liverpool.. we are still waiting for that era come again..
That era is back..
Execpt this time without British players.
@jasno ko dan But half of those guys are bench players and they don't even make the majority of the squad I'm not complaining I know how modern football is like I'm just pointing it out there no hate.
@@michaelalexander9386 Only Lallana of those is a 'bench player', and he's soon gone, freeing up a space for.. local lad Curtis Jones.
I was often asked by Germans, (this was when 99% of English clubs had British players), why English clubs were the best in Europe 70s and 80s...(and would probably had been longer had it not been for the Heysel tragedy), but the national team was crap. I never understood that either. The clubs are excellent in Europe today, the only difference being, with the majority being from abroad, they're not really British teams. ..fucking Bosman. You don't have the Charltons, Shearers, Gerrards, Lineckers who you always identified with one club. Even Glasgow Celtic's players when they won the European Cup in 1967, all but one member of the 15 man squad were born within 10 miles of Celtic Park . Now it's some new transfer coming from PSG, or was it Ajax? who is neither Dutch nor French, you cannot pronounce his name , (Ok some foreigners had problems with pronouncing "McManaman"), but when you can, they're off to Valencia or was it Los Angeles? Naaa, it's all business now.
The best of British and Irish players in those days, so good. Not a knee bender in sight.
Souness could play against the world's best then and dominate then play against the dog and gun . Whatever opponents faced him he would
run the show
Great football from bygone era, but for me, the nostalgia is spoiled by seeing those terrible metal fences that hemmed fans in. A poignant reminder of a tragic event that we should never forget.
I would love to get my hands on those classic Liverpool's jersey.
I still remember this match..
Ray Clemence, such a good, RELIABLE goalie.. And they replaced him with that clown, Grobbelaar...
J'adorais ce gardien.
Il avait une aisance très naturelle.
Grobelaar était un guignol.
Grob was no clown. You dont keep goal for LFC for over a decade by being a clown.
@Antonio Sapienza True but he aslo made some saves that Clem wouldn't have. And dont forget his wobbly legs putting off the Roma players in the 1984 European Cup Final penalty shoot out. Paisley, Fagan and Daglish all rated him.
Manc rats
United fan that day with the dart in his eye.
Liverpool FC
Lancaster Bomber
The kop was a seething mass of noise, humour & rancour in those days, it's like a vicars tea party now
Barcelona dont agree.
@@lyndoncmp5751Yes, C.L. semi- finals excepted
@@christopherdenniston746 It wasnt like this every game back then either. Some of THE best atmospheres at Anfield have occurred in recent years.
Yes including Munich songs only 20 years after the disaster and 7 years before Chelsea got everyone banned from Europe. The best fans in the world are up in arms accusing rivals of 'potentially' chanting about Hillsborough. The utter hypocrisy.
@@garethfieldstead7547 I remember the gloating from United fans over shankly's death & Hillsborough, as cunts go, Liverpool where better than most
PADDY ROCHE? Jesus! And to think Tommy Doc got knocked back when he asked for the cash to sign Peter Shilton!
Real men playing real football, todays players are all melts 😂
When Liverpool went one up it was well and truly about time. Attacking football is THE way the game should be.
I remember a liverpool fan stating the atkinson era started the munich chants, here's proof he was wrong..
they are English players make it more entertainment. and strength their national team.
Scottish players buddy Sounes, Dalgleish, McCarey and nore
Was Hughes liked by the Liverpool faithful? I always likes his play style.
and british clubs always did well in europe....yeah modern football is crap !
I've often been asked by Germans, (this was when 99% of English clubs had British players), why the clubs are the best in Europe, but the national team crap. I never understood that either.
@2010realitycheck I did say British players, but I also mentioned the England squad. Scottish players have often been the backbone of Liverpool, Leeds etc. But Scotland as a national team....crap. And we won't even mention Wales and N.Ireland. I was wondering if those players back then had played for a GB or UK side how things might have turned out. (See the GB Olympic squad).
@2010realitycheck Or a Bale.
Αυτά είναι ματς! Α, ρε Λίβερπουλ..... Αξέχαστα.
What a team 👌YNWA
I was there
imagine half of these so called footballers nowadays messing around with souness and case!!!!
Or Joe Jordan! LOL
VAR would have been a disaster for them though.
football with seventies rules. No diving, no feigning injury or getting your opponents sent off being part of the game.
souness first goal for Liverpool
Imagine watching the whole 90mins proper entertaining stuff proper men proper pitch conditions
That pitch...
it looks like they played the open at anfield the week before
Love you IMACULATA
I was 17 years old at that time
When football was full of real men and it was about the football,and known of this over paid over rated diving pansy's of today.
Adam Hope World class teams with world class Scottish players. What happened? I am from south of the border by the way.
And wanted to play for the club.
More of the same tomorrow lads YNWA 2020
Souness had a killer left foot.
the day liverpool and man utd are good friend
2 points👍
Darts being thrown, Munich songs, butter wouldn't melt!
Great shot wasnt it
Great song too
Who's the 'victim' now?
A.B. - clearly mis-spelling the surname. Munich song about as funny as a Hillsborough song IMHO - that's NOT funny at all. But idiots like you wouldn't know any better.
Was the ground too packed for the crowd to jump as it looked like they just clapped.
The full blood red kit no scarier sight in football...
..
Back when every player on the pitch cared... football was great to watch... not now.... spoilt ponces the lot of them today!
Yes, the Munich songs were disgraceful. BertAtkin there's a cultural divide between the two cities too. Scousers are mostly of Irish descent and the city was built around the docks. Mancs mostly have deep Lancastrian roots and that city was built on the cotton industry. There was also a lot of animosity when the Manchester Ship Canal was built. The cotton boats bypassed the Liverpool docks and went straight into Manchester.
There isn't a cultural divide ...It's Liverpool and United fans are just dickheads . It's that simple ...Matt Busby used to play for Liverpool ....Liverpool loaned a load of players to United after the 58 air crash ....Everton and City don't like inbreeds every time they play each other ....It's basically 2 identical sets of fans jealous of the other culb's sucess ...hence why United hated Liverpool in 70's and 80's and Why Liverpool hated united through the 90's and 2000's ...I'm sick of that lie
As for Irish roots .... The founder of Liverpool FC was an Orange Lodge Tory MP....Let's not start re writing history
Typical Manc
@@michealflaithbheartaigh4139 Mancs
Got a Man U scarf on Anfield Road at this game
Yeah, you punched some 10 year old to get you bully!
🌷LiverpooL...👆⚽👍❤❤❤❤❤2020🙋
2.16, Motty almost said 'crapped' lol..
Imagine being crammed into the Kop that day. I doubt if my bladder could have took the strain. 😟
That's what newspapers were for! If you felt something warm on the back of your leg on a cold winters day it meant the paper slipped!
@@zombieapocalipse2020 🥴
Gordon Hill forgotten about him
Got lively as fuck outside as the road end did their thing
when did the cattle went out of the field?
h.m.
1977 to 1984 Number one team on the planet.
What about Nottingham Forest?
@@francisfallon6470 Number two? Forest only won the league once.
Yes, also a little matter of 2 European Cups and 2 League Cups, knocking Liverpool out of both competitions.
@@francisfallon6470 Forest had a good spell from 1978 to 1980 but that was it. Two years.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Yep
Honourable respectable and nicely groomed players. Unlike todays gruesome tattoos.
6 mins in "whose that dying on the runway"...those Chelsea fans get everywhere..
There was a fire in Woolworths in manchester
There was a fire in Woolworths in manchester and the scousers use to sing
About that as well
@@colinwalker1523 Manc rat
Mancs
paddy roache probably man utds worst ever keeper
A great lfc side, I have to admit. Spoiled by the Munich songs. I cant understand the hatred between the 2 clubs. Sad really.
Helped, created and fired-up to a large extent by sensational hungry media, who considered Liverpool FC as usurpers, in that it should be Man U winning the trophies . . . . . . . NOT Liverpool.
Sorry Allan can't agree. LFC were media darlings back then as they are now. Same as United. Both clubs sell.
Hello BA greetings . . .Liverpool darlings of the media? Hillsborough bypassed you completely did it BA??? When the media [particularly the press spoke and printed out and out LIES for nigh on 27 years concerning Liverpool and its supporters which provided the platform for every club in the country to denigrate Liverpool and its fans, which was one of the Media's aims. In your first post you said quote, "I can't UNDERSTAND the hatred between the 2 clubs. Sad really." That MEANS then from your own writing you can't understand it - correct? I provided a rationale for the "hatred" to help further some understanding and then you respond you can't agree. Are you grasping the inherent contradiction of your stance? Weird. Incidentally I'm not sure what both "clubs sell" has to do with anything in regards to this. Whatcha smoking over there BA?
Sorry Mate, they are media darlings, the Sun newspaper is a horrible rag. But Liverpool are on the TV with United more than any. They along with United are on the back pages more than any. Always lauded as the best Fans, best atmosphere etc. The reason why they are disliked is because they have fans all over the country who don't support their local team. Your comment may be "rationale" to you, but not necessarily to me. You can put it in an intelligent way if you like, but that doesn't change my opinion and I'm not contradicting myself. Put a story of United or lfc on the back page and it sells. That in my opinion isn't weird. Don't know what BA is? But I'm not getting into an online slagging match with you "over there" wherever that is. Thanks for your opinion. I don't understand the Munich/Heysel jibes and I never will. Not even your "Rationale" has answered it. Cheers though for trying.
I agree with you about those horrible chants, as a Liverpool fan I could never defend that, it's awful.
United fans have hit back over the years with "murderers" (regarding Heysel) & things like 96 is not enough (obviously referring to Hillsborough). All of those kind of chants from both sides are revolting & I hope as the generations pass that those chants get phased out completely, for the good of both clubs.
I had that United away shirt for years. Kept it in my drawer in my bedroom even after it became way too small for me.
Interesting stuff!
Fat bastard
@@johnnyhammer lol 😂
@@Smudgie now that's sarcastic lol 😂
I'd say it must be worth a fortune now 😉
O Liverpool é muito cagado, todos os gols parecem ser por pura sorte.
it will be Man united turn soon much larger club than Liverpool
In your dreams.
Олдскул
Real, skilful , passionate football, today it’s like watching a catwalk...,.
Woke and utterly boring...,,
No one taking a knee.
why were the pitches so godawful?
A crack outfit.
Liverpool will win the premier league this year and be the best again you see man united won so many titles because liverpool had bad mangers not now its man utd turn to be bad
Well ye you won it so often in the 70s an 80s because we had managers that couldn’t deliver also. Can’t always be top