Jan Molby Liverpool FC goals collection
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- A collection of 41 of Jan Molby's 61 goals for Liverpool FC. There are a lot of penalties here, but also a lot of (to borrow John Motson's description) "absolute belters".
The full list of goals included is:
1985/86: Southampton H (Screensport Super Cup), Man Utd H (League Cup) (2), York City A (FA Cup), Tottenham A, Watford A (FA Cup), Birmingham H, Norwich H (Screensport Super Cup)
1986/87: Wimbledon A, Fulham A (League Cup), Luton A, Coventry H (League Cup) (3), Southampton H (League Cup)
1988/89: Man Utd H, Southampton A, Walsall A (League Cup)
1989/90: Sheffield Wednesday H
1990/91: Luton H, Everton H, Luton A, Man City A (2), Derby A, QPR H, Leeds A, Nottm Forest A
1991/92: Auxerre H (UEFA Cup), Norwich H, Nottm Forest H, Arsenal H, Ipswich H (FA Cup)
1992/93: Ipswich A, Leeds A, Wimbledon H
1993/94: Leeds H, Wimbledon H (League Cup), QPR H
1994/95: Crystal Palace A, Coventry H
If anyone has any goals missing in this collection please get in touch.
Thanks to TJS Sports for uploading the goals from Ipswich v Liverpool in August 1992, which weren't included on that year's season review video. Also thanks to lfchistory.net, without whose amazing website putting together this sort of collection would be infinitely harder.
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Jan Molby was as natural a talent as Hoddle and LeTissier but he out-performed them both. 84-96! The best passer of the ball in some of the best Liverpool teams. There should be a statue of him outside Anfield. A true footballing legend.
Great man and a great person,he was my manager at Kidderminster harriers when he achieved league Status for us in 2000.
X chairman
Lionel Newton.
Jan is still my favorite player of all time
Up there with the very best what a player big Jan the man
Molby For Me, is up there AS THE BEST passer of the ball I've ever seen!!! Him & Xabi Alonso We're Quality!!!
Seemed so unique when he scored or passed, but must've set plenty of Goals or efforts up with the latter.
Big Jan Molby Bossman in The Mid Goals with pure class
Loved the belted against Norwich. And in front of the kop too. Doesn't get better than that.
Absolute rocket
great passer of a ball. among the finest ever. would have done more if he is more fit. coming from a man united fan here.
Everytime I speak to an 80s kid, they all say Jan was their favourite player. Not Daglish or Rush but JM
He’s now part of the greeters guild…smash it
It was said- BIG Jan NEVER Missed a penalty- Just like He NEVER MISSED a MEAL!!!
He missed 3 penalties for Liverpool. Not sure about the meals...
Dave Waller Sure he was just being hypothetical
When at his best how much would they have paid for big Jan Molby nowadays could pass aswell with both feet and scored some quality goals top class he was
11:25 great goal against Norwich
Still one hardest missile shots I've ever seen ... The ball stays in a perfect straight line all the way in!
I still reckon that is one of the greatest goals ever captured on video - never get sick of seeing that.
Have to agree on the subject of passing, Jan was among the best ever long passers. Funny thing is he was never crucial to the Danish sides of the 80s, suppose we had too many great players. Nah, it was a mistake when you look back at it, perhaps we could of won something important
Mølby broken his football in 1988. Then a new national coach came which didn't like mølby. That coach also drive off Michael Laudrup.
And yet he was the only coach who ever won a trophy for DK and he did it without any if these two players
His passing and vision were superior to any player in the division as long as he was playing in it but even though he's my favourite ever player, he has himself to blame for his status in the game, which is nowhere near as high as it should have been. When he came back in to the team at start of 94/95 with Mcmanaman and Fowler running onto his passes, Phil Thommo said on Sky Sports "this guy should have run English football for the last ten years" and he was right; he should have, but didn't.
Do you things might have panned out differently if he hadn't been injured in the summer of 1987? I'm not sure if the plan was always to move Whelan into centre mid when Barnes was signed or if Molby and McMahon would have continued to be first choice. The way that season went, by the time Molby was fit he was unable to force his way back in, and seemed to be on the fringe of things for a few years, which was a waste.
@@DaveWallerLFC Jan's passing was made for Barnes I always though, so was a shame that they didn't play together much but, with the creativity of Beardsley, I think maybe Whelan/Spackman made for more balanced partners for Mcmahon. I think a midfield with Molby, McMahon and Barnes - with Rush and Aldridge up top - could have been rather sexy
Should be called Jan Molby Liverpool penalty collection.
Yeah, pretty tedious viewing
Whelan was a far superior player all round than Jan and never gets talked about as highly as him
Best Teams 1987-93
1.Grobbelaar
2.Gillespie/Hysen
3.Ablett/Burrows
4.Nicol
5.Whelan
6.Hansen
7.Beardsley
8.Aldridge/Houghton
9.Rush/Rosenthal
10.Barnes
11.McMahon
12.Whelan
14.Molby
Let’s talk about that second goal… Jesus Christ
Who was it against?
Man Utd.
How many did he set up though?
Its not about stats
all those pens !....
Back when you shook hands when you scored a goal.
The great dane ⚽🏆🥅