The Don of Elland Road
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2015
- A week in the life of Leeds United manager Don Revie.
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If you were around to see any of the Leeds games at this time, you’re privileged. You saw something very special. I saw it, but only briefly, it was good enough for me. 🙂
He was years ahead in innovation, miles ahead of anyone else. The bonding techniques he used are now standard in any premier league coaching operation. When Revie started it in the early sixties - unheard of. I personally, supported Leicester but i remember watching them down at Filbert Street. They were organised and disciplined - a joy to watch. Don Revie was a trendsetter right to the very end when he accepted a job in the Arab Emirates. They slaughtered him - but look at it now. Money talked in the 1970's now it kicks, screams, and shouts it's bollox off! The hypocrites of Lancaster gate should have attended his funeral - it should have been a privilege!
Great days and great memories when Britain was a country of good men and free speech ,unlike today .
Don Revie - a true legend of English Football
This was during Leeds' wobble after they'd lost their unbeaten start to the season in 73/74. They kept their nerve just about to win the league.
''you can take all your medals , trophies , pots and pans and throw them in the nearest bin coz you haven't won any of them fairly'' clough knew the score
Leeds were classic underachievers during the Revie era - they really should have won more than they did. Superb team..
Top Quality manager.
The man knew football inside out....felt angry about AC Milan cheating in the final...maybe he thought fuck it? A great record and ahead of his time..still
Loved him
What might have been. The rebuilding process had already begun when he took the England job. He was always looking at bringing players in. I don't know who did his scouting but they earned their money.
THE QUALITY OF THE GOALS SCORED BY BURNLEY WAS EXCEPTIONAL
Legend!
Football has changed so much.
Very interesting insight into the man and that era. Peter Lorrimer said in an interview he took the England job partly out of knowing he would have to break up the backbone of the team (Hunter Cooper Bremner Giles et al) he had built. Losing 4 goals at home is devastating to anyone let alone the man who feels responsible. Yes new players were drafted in but honestly that great team was definitely in transition. They limped into the end of the 73-74 season. Maybe there was one last hurrah on the horizon (74-75) and European glory but there was also root and branch surgery required. Culling your “sons” is never pleasant.
foibles and eccentricities, coupled with groundbreaking and obsssive attentiion to detail when monitoring the opposition...could be talking about their manager right now
Doesn't it just go to proove how tuned in to his lads this gaffer was that they are compleately at ease with the naked massage bit, no problems at all. I told someone once that he had been on TV massaging a players thigh and this lads meat and veg were slapping around just a couple of inchs away from revies hands. I knew 'id seen it but no one believed me.Not sure if the player was a Charlton brother but the clip was on something like "They Think It's All over".
I thought you was gonna say that "Don Grabbed his meat and starting sucking on it".
Don't think EVEN Revie would (WOOD?) have gone THAT far but YES, the lad with the slapping meat and veg WAS Bobby Charlton and standing next to him, also starkers was brother Jackie, calmly waiting HIS turn!.
"Stan Matthews told me to give him the ball and get out of the way and he put on an amazing exhibition." Yes he did, in that FA Cup final, and that is also why they lost to Hungary in 1953. He tried the same thing and by the end even Kenneth was begging them to pass. This is a fascinating little video. Thank you for posting. I have seen this intro used before in other videos but I did not know where it was from. I'm glad I looked. Revie had the rep for rough play but he was an innovator, popularizing an early version of the False 9 (that Hungary clobbered them with) to England as a player and coach. He had all his players watch that Hungary game.
Don’s slightly different and his record proves over results that he perhaps is right. But having said that, I want to be like me
Brian Clough
@@ritwikmukhopadhyay2521 best manager ever
@@mickharb4544 The best manager England never had
Trevor Cherry I think it was said to me 'what can you do that the boss hasn't done?' you the boss he means you and I said to him 'I want to win the league but I want to win it better'
1:31 Is that Roundhay Park?
DON,DON,DON,DON,DON
If he wasn't the best manager of an English league football team ever - then i don't know who was or is. Don was dynamite and it's a damn shame that he didn't chronicle some of those thoughts, techniques,for posterity. The 'Revie plan' would be right up there with the best of business management worldwide.
Certainly the biggest cheat
@@stanogden6254 Think about what you're saying you twat. On this video Leeds lost 2 consecutive games. So if Revie cheated he wasn't very good at it was he?
Show us some proof of how he cheated...oh wait, there isn't any and never was.
@@stanogden6254 Prove it.
Bob Paisley was far superior.
Ferguson. He couldn’t lace Fergie’s boots. And the didn’t cheat either.
Help guys. On my wee 7 in tablet this video is on full stretch for some reason & unwatchable. Other vids are fine.
William Buchan - use your loaf lad
Kev Shearer my loaf is well stale! Explain fresh bake please
William Buchan - use your common sense softlad and work it out.....its not rocket science professor
Stuffed by the Clarets.
14:28 I bloody well wouldn't look forward to it!
He sure fuck up the England job, fetch in to many crappy Leeds players, talk about biased.
Nonsense he hardly chose leeds players
@@richardbranton7396rue. Clarke only won three caps under him and Hunter one in his first game as manager. Cherry with 12 won the most but he was 18 months into the job when he gave him his first.
@@martinkelly6709 well that's hardly chose Leeds u players isn't it....so idk what that guy talking about ,just making stuff up or using imagination too hate on Leeds u