A real old fashioned football match. No play acting and working class heroes out on the pitch as opposed to modern overpaid primadonnas. Blood and thunder on the pitch and then handshakes at the final whistle. I was surprised Banks was still keeping goal for England in 1972 as he was getting on a bit by then and Shilton was in the wings by this point with Clemence coming along a year or two later. Such a shame so many of these legendary players are no longer with us but it's good these tapes still exist to revisit these simpler times.
@@Marvin-dg8vj The balls were heavier as were the boots back then although it didn't stop great players like George Best shining through did it. Imagine what a 21 year old George best would be worth now!
@Lee BoyallFor the most part I'd agree with you there but I remember the look of sheer delight when Gazza scored that amazing goal against Scotland in Euro 96. There was a man who thoroughly enjoyed himself.
Played by men real hard men unlike today's footballers, Most of them would be sent of today. The sad fact is that sadly quite a few of these fine players are no longer with us.
A great England team on the slide a bit....with Scotland going in the other direction (despite this scoreline)...I think this makes it an interesting spectacle.
R. I. P Norman hunter, that's why this has to be written off this season in the memory of the covid19 victims.. Much love from Scotland 🏴#loveabdy
The early seventies until 1974.Great kits,still crowds of a130,000 plus at Hampden and 100,000 at Wembley for the big matches.After 1975 the kits got flashy with the usual flashy clubs ,Chelsea,Tottenham etc wearing them Arsenal,Liverpool and Manchester Until kept to the traditional kits until that decade of tack the 1980s.
100% mate. Actually at its best back then, which this game obviously isn't, it was as good as anything ever played. I've spent a huge part of the pandemic studying all the 70's footage on offer, Its kept me going in many ways. Halcyon days indeed.
jon780249 can’t help wondering what happened to Scottish Football. When I was a lad They used to be able to produce so many talented footballers The last true great that I can think of was Dalglish.
@@fischergreen4134 other countries improve - like snooker players. plus, we have had some good players since, but dalgliesh was one of the greats - to expect that standard - from any country - is like expecting England to produce a new paul gasgoine every year. Its not that common.
This is what I call raw football.,No zany kits ,no soft footballers ,proper tackles ,no razmattaz,no mobile phones.no hype,no simulation.just men playing a man's game with fantucal fans.
@@gj8153" he are 2 years out" wasn't born till the day of 5_1..but cheers for pointing tht out, I'm sure Ive had this discussion with someone else. On here 😴
@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv Ok...Bremner and Law for Scotland, Banks and Moore for England were all definately world class. Many of the rest I accept were not, but they were true international stars unlike many who are capped today for both countries.
@@johnnyM809 You may be of the opinion that the four players you mentioned were world class but after watching the game not even a optimist like you could hang that exalted title on any of them.
@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv Well if you are going to assess an individual footballers level on the evidence of one fairly average international in 1972 as this one was I would agree with you. However I would suggest that any football fan who has followed the game for many years would agree that the four players I mentioned over the course of their careers certainly proved themselves to be truly world class players.
@@johnnyM809 Did you watch every game those elite footballers play no of course you didnt you are raising those four above the others purely on your experience of watching them play a few games and reading about them in the sports pages, how can we test them to assess if they are worthy of world class status, the answer is we can not its all conjecture and opinion, i am old enough to have seen some great players the four you mentioned plus Mathews George Best Johnny Hains, the best performance i ever saw was when Queen's Park Rangers played my club Stan Bowls was mesmerizing that day but i would not describe Stan as world class its all opinion, and what do we know about opinions Johnny, they are only valid to the person who holds them.
See a lot of comments about the attendance of this game being 134,00. The actual attendance was 119,00. I remember this vividly because this was my first Scotland England game as a ten year old at the time. Also attended the Scottish cup final of that years between Celtic and Hibs which had an attendance of only 106,00! Stood on the north enclosure on two cans of McEwans beer supported by my old man.
He never forgave us for making his world champions look silly in 67. Btw you only think that's love... you'll Never understand what it's like for us doin you n bein gallus. Levels.
Whit a battle...where has football gone fae thae days? This film should be shown tae every team in Scotland that are flagging...show players whit it is tae fight for yer team, yer club yer fans! Amazing performance and effort..amazing days! X Thanks for the memories guys! X
The late Alan Ball was one of the columnists in the very popular football magazine "Shoot" which first appeared in 1969.Ball wrote in one of his columns about the clash with Scotland in the 1975 Home Championship match at Wembley. Sadly that match was to be Alan Ball's last game for England as he captained England to a 5-1 crushing defeat of the Scots.Ball quipped,"I was often on the losing side when I face the Scots but only once in 1967."
That Home Championship between Scotland and England at Hampden Park was the late Gordon Bank's last appearance for England. It was the late Alan Ball who scored the winning goal for England to give the visitors their first win over the home team since 1966.
Boon Yee The late Bobby Moore captained England that day... the late Paul Madeley and the late Emlyn Hughes were also playing for England (managed by the late Alf Ramsey). The late Billy Bremner was playing for Scotland... the commentator was the late Brian Moore and the summarizer was the late Jimmy Hill...bearing in mind this game was played almost fifty years ago!!😊😊🏟️
@@andrewkennaugh1065 many of those top stars in that match have passed on.Bobby Moore,Alan Ball,Gordon Banks,Billy Bremner and many others.It is now 48 years to date nearly half a century ago.The late Sir Of Ramsey was still in charge but then the writing was on the wall.But that win against the Scots at Hampden Park was the more satisfying as the visitors had not won at Hampden Park since that famous narrow 4-3 win before the 1966 World Cup.
Sorry,I was being facetious...😁 When one refers to the 'late' Mr. So-and-so,it means someone who has died recently.Otherwise we would have to refer to all the dead billions as being late... Alan Ball died in 2007...
They don't exist because they don't create spin when the ball hits them. Example when a ball hits one post runs along the line and hits the other. Wouldn't happen with square posts.
@@servicecrew6813 Hi Shaun 'still a Fabulous attendance thou sir.These games were Fantastic and a nice follow up to the Leagues .The football from all 4 were to a high standard and very entertaining too. 60s n 70s very much Carpet football and the players were exstreamly Quick and concise too. Today the ball spends far to much time in the air now and players ego driven and think they are bigger than the club and No respect for the fans at all..Sadly the Home Internationals were stopped but I have the memories..Kind regards Glynn n Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK 🤝
134/119000 ...whatever the attendance it’s still superb . And that’s only paying customers . As was the norm in those days ( certainly in Scotland , not sure about England ) youngsters would have been lifted over , and thus not counted in the official attendance . Probably over 150000 in there easily
This was the last game that Gordon Banks played for England, he won his 73rd and final cap. Later that year his career ended after losing his right eye in a car crash !
Great football back then,no BS,scamming and histrionics like we see now!! And I'm surprised both the BBC with"MOTD"and ITV"The Big match"don't have a channel showing all of these games! .It w/b a education to the modern football fan!! .And one small but important point for fans of today's so called "Modern game"u won't see silly Ass tricks or shots from ridiculous distances here,why?Because they're playing with a football which was the correct size&weight..Not this piece of crap they're using now,which flys all over the place,giving the impression that the game is so much faster!
There was actually rather a lot of trouble between the Scotland and England fans at this match. Huge numbers of footie fans went to Hampden especially from places like Manchester, and particularly from the 'geordies' from Newcastle. The England fans also went into the jocks main end at Hampden , which was unheard of and raised a lot of eyebrows. Apparently the fighting continued for most of the match. For those that don't know, hooliganism by footie fans was rampant in those days.
Hoots! First time this Jock has seen this one since I was abroad in the Army '72 slogging my gaiters out in the Bahamas. Had a ball, unlike Scotland! Tho only highlights it looked a pulsating match in the Scotland England Wars. It was a full Hampden & enjoyed the internecine Club battles. Tough but fair. Ish. Luved the Hunter tackle on Clubmate Bremner. Played in great spirit by all. Yup enjoyed it even tho we got done over as per!
@@CB-xr1eg.... Thanks for that Clive. And playing in a testimonial after putting on a bit of timber the usual chant for Lash was changed from miles to pints....'90 pints an hour' :)
This Game has reminded me of what football in Britain was like in the 70s, at first appearance it looks disjointed to modern eyes like the player lack skill with wayward passes, no one wanting the ball to driving through the midfield with said ball at their feet, but there is some else going on that camera doesn't pick up and that is fear. I played football in the 70s and 80s in the UK and let me tell you players didn't lack footballing skills no, it was a totally different game, and the name of the game was don't get caught. if you dwelt on the ball too long you got clattered, if you passed the ball and didn't move quickly enough after passing it you got clattered, if you didn't have eyes in the back of your head a player would kick through you at the ball like your legs weren't even an obstacle and all of this seemed to be legal if you complained to the ref his stock reply was "get up lad stop complaining, its a mans game"! The only real football was played in the last 20 minutes of games when the enforcers were too tired to tackle you.
Mystery man. The fans luved it pal & thats footy. Still you could have stopped, if you were a pro & got a dingy office job or washing dishes or getting shot at by the IRA like my mates & I. On duty 24/7. We played football to relax & get your ire out. If you played pro or amateur I salute you & thanks for the greatest game & football clubs in every city town village pub & work teams. My football died come 2000 & we have this greedy for money players managers in the top flight. As our NHS work their hearts out & people are hoping they have a job these pro players pocket their £100,000+ a week while they send home their club backroom staff on £12-15,000 a YEAR & let the Govt pick up the tab whilst they pay their greedy overpaid over here spoilt brats full wages. Fuck 'em. I sm BLOODY angry at them. Oh & whilst I am at it can Prince Harry pay back the £2.4 million he got from the taxpayers to decorate his former seven farm workers cottages. Our hospitals could make good use of it. His dad is a multi millionaire his Grandma a multi billionaire & we are paying for it. Every other pleb has to save borrow or do without. Not the Windsors. The Windsors never like paying for anything & they didnt want to send a precedence & have to pay for things like wot we do guvnor. Prince Harry says he "intends" to pay it back. Intends. Not WILL pay it back. He purposely said intends not will. Watch these words.
@@wildbill6826 I think you might have misread what I wrote Bill, or I might not have written it simply so you could understand that a was talking about football. I never mentioned the IRA, the NHS or any other of that very interesting view you have Bill. I hope you won't take this the wrong way Bill, but I fear you might anyway, the truth is I wouldn't have given a flying fig about any of those things at the time because I was Ten.
The Mysterysuk great points very astute Most incisive points made in this entire commentary replies on this game Very true mate It's a fact that because of the grave danger of being crippled if you dwelt on the ball First time passing skills were developed as a necessity for your own safety and survival Your awareness skills were heightened otherwise you could find yourself on a career threatening tackle ,you had to have awareness about you vision to survive in those condition
@@wildbill6826 Absolutely correct..Just a bunch of parasites.. The football Corporation's(not clubs,that's what a Golfer carries around with him,while playing,or Teams)they're all major Corps,(until u get lower down down the league's of course)have lost touch with the fans&the average man in the street,who they wouldn't be S##t without and these recent furloughs by Spurs and Liverpool(who may have reversed their recent decision?)just exemplifies that point!
That would have finished as a 5 a side these days. Particularly enjoyed Norman Hunter hacking down Billy Bremner. Cant have got the chance much except in training.
The Wembley 1st Leg of the Euro 72 quarter finals clashed with the final day of the League season the FA Cup Final was the following week with the 2nd Leg of the Euro 72 Quarter Final the week later in Berlin then the Home Internationals started on 20th May and the Northern Ireland matches were played away due to the Troubles which meant the Northern Ireland home games in the 1974 World Cup Qualifying campaign, home Friendlies and the 1973 Home Internationals were played in England
That was a strong squad Scotland had. Back in the day when they qualified for the world cup finals. Saying that in jest 😁. England didn't qualify for 74 world cup. Every one forgets how good Alan Ball was and how hard he worked in the 66 final.
This was the 1972 Home Championship match between England and Scotland at Hampden Park Glasgow with the former winning 1-0.The late Alan Ball scored the winner. What is conspicuous about this match at Hampden Park the late Gordon Banks made his final appearance in an England shirt.Five months later Banks suffered an eye injury owing to a car accident in October.Banks never played for England again.
@@truebluebears76 Rightly so sir and he was extremely modest plus a true gentleman and always had time for the fans. Peter Bonnetti came close but not quite so talented. Kind regards Glynn Evans and Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands 🤝
Glynn Evans hi Glynn I met him in 66 just after the World Cup .I was in Ireland with the BBs and I was walking by a shop and there he was couldn't believe it I got his autograph fair. Chuffed
@@truebluebears76 Wow Alex that's a Fab story .I met Gordon in August 1970 when Stoke played Shrewsbury in a friendly 'he didn't play but he was around when we left the ground n extremely down to earth. Very sad he passed away last year I thought the whole 1966 squad were God then and in fact thought we were stronger in 1970.That was a Fab era for football and the Home Internationals were Fantastic always remember Derek Doogan and George Best playing for Northern Ireland. Very entertaining too. May I ask were r U from sir. Kind regards Glynn 🤝
Chivers needs gille.. R. I. P. Alan gilzean.. 160 goals in 190 appearances, then the g_men, greaves and gilzean, the best forward combination ever. 🏴but seen ever bit of footage out there and greaves has yo be one of the best five forwards that ever lived.. Gilzean included 4 at ibrox to win the league, then going to the semi finals in Europe 62, scored at hatrick against Paul van himsts (escape to victory) anderlecht the first team to beat Real Madrid in the European Cup as they won the first five or whatever. Beat anderlecht home and away.. Reffed out of it as usual 🇮🇹.. Gordon Smith won a league, with hibs, hearts, then the best team in the world at that time Dundee f. C., 3 league medals and never played for the old firm, was sent off35 years old never being booked ever.. Dundee f. C should have played benfica.. The final was played at Wembley, can you imagine, as usual who's the home team.. But then 5 years later Glasgow Celtic 67 would win the European Cup and 9 leagues.. But 11 scotsman 15 yard radius from Celtic Park would win, with 11 of their nationality.. Never will be done.. Man utd, OK you won it the next year with how many Irish and Scots did u have. Then relagated 5 years later.. Hers a fact about 1967.. European Cup ::Glasgow Celtic.. European Cup winners Cup, runners up ::Glasgow rangers.. Uefa Cup :semi finalists :Kilmarnock. England 66 vs Scotland 67 months later:Scotland 3-2going on 11-2, but instead, slim Jim,played keepie ups in the middle of a Wembley battle.. Flicks tricks.. Who is the home team. U won the world Cup then we came down took it aff ye, and took your title as who's the world champions.. Law shouted at baxter because he wanted goals, as he played in the 9-3 game.. So he wanted to enbarrass them with a cple goals, baxter thought of extracting urine and have fthem chasing like wtildcchickens, getting the ball flicked about them..,,, 🏴🏴its a great watch.D.F.C 1893..#deesire #deefiant
Magic all hundred per cent modern soccer as got nothing on this game the scots had some great players now it is about the referee and how many yellow cards are given because of the cheating . I always missed school to watch the home internations on a wednesday great times for football fanatics.
@@chanboonyee6788 Can't think of many better midfielders in the league then than Bell and Ball. Peters was a midfielder, who tried to get in the box when he could. He was not a forward, nor did he play 'just behind'.
@@chanboonyee6788 Can't think of many better midfielders in the league then than Bell and Ball. Peters was a midfielder, who tried to get in the box when he could. He was not a forward, nor did he play 'just behind'.
He isn't. The capacity was 134.000 at the time. 2 years before there was 136.000 at the Celtic v Leeds European semifinal. 149.000 in 1937 and 1939 with a guaranteed 20.000 at least going over the wall and bursting the exit doors down and flooding in. The design of the stadium at this time had been measured to hold 183.000. Capacity was cut back after the Burnden park disaster in 1948.
Finally England ended their six years jinx of never having won at Hampden with a 1-0 win in the 1972 British Home Championship.Alan Ball scored the winning goal for the visitors.Ball,was one of the three survivors from England's 1966 World Cup winning side featured in this clash at Hampden Park but it was to be Gordon Bank's last appearence for his country.Several months later,Banks would lose the sight of one of his eyes in a car crash in October and that would eventually ended his England career. But Ball's winner was England's first at Hampden since England last won there winning 4-3 just before the 1966 World Cup finals. As for Scotland it didn't just end there yet.In February the following year England would win again in a centenary match marking the hundred years of the birth of the England FA this time with a thumping 5-0 score in an icy pitch at Hampden Park.
I was amazed that shortly after leaving Hampden, we bought a local paper and there was a full match report !!! could never figure out how they managed to do that.
Errr, I presume you know it wasn't a friendly & just being witty, but in case not this was a home internationals tour & every team qualified. Every year. And Scotland always won it until England got fed up & scrapped it.
A time when players and supporters would mingle and players played for the love of the game when there was no bloody agents who have ruined the game with these absolute ridiculous wages that players now want and sky and billionaire owners.
134,000 at Hampden,120,000 standing,what an awesome spectacle and noise.Although I am English I can't but admire the passion of the Scottish support and players then.Even when the Scots played at Wembley,the Scots descended upon London in vast numbers,80,000 Scots to about 20,000 English supporters at Wembley.
armchair detective ....there's five little twats who kick a ball near my house. They all have goalie gloves, three have Barcelona strips and two with PSG strips. It's safe to say not one of those little snowflakes will ever get capped for Scotland. In fact, the first time any one of them get hit with a hard tackle, the football gear goes right in the bin.
68blues yeah, I’m on the other side of the world and around me they all wear Barcelona strips, Real Madrid and PSG. PSG FFS! They’ve won one UEFA Cup in mid 90’s (intertoto cup doesn’t count) so when did they become big time? I saw a kid a few months ago wearing a West Ham shirt and I nearly congratulated him! It’s all bloody marketing.
Yes what a coincidence.Goalkeeper Gordon Banks would play his last game for England at Hampden Park in May 1972 just like when he made his England debut for England against the same opponents at Wembley nine years earlier in a 2-1 defeat.
Who was scotish keeper ? Where did he play ? Why were rangers and celtic's keepers never choosen for national team ? Gordon Banks was really the best english goalkeeper (i saw the game in Germany in 1972). Strange that Francis Lee missed the game.
Bobby Clark, of Aberdeen, was 'keeper that day. Peter McCloy and Stuart Kennedy, both of Rangers, got caps in the 70s as did Ally Hunter of Celtic. Evan Williams, Celtic 'keeper at the time, certainly should have been capped too but was never picked.
Probably yes. Obstruction I believe it comes under. Calling for the ball when the opposition have the ball to hoodwink them into passing to you used to be a rule, is it a rule anymore? I’m not sure. Someone young will have to answer that question.
It was probably for calling for the ball but not giving his name - eg "my ball" or "leave it", "I got it". You have to give a name - such as "Colin's" or "Norman want's". The only exception is that Banks or Clark would have been allowed to shout "Keeper's" or "Keeper's ball"
Funny thing, as I now recall it playing junior football, instead of just wearing a shirt that fitted you regardless of number, the coach would say: “Machin you’re playing centre ‘alf” and throw me the number 5 shirt. And you’d get a fat kid at left back looking like a sausage in a number 3 shirt and a slight lad playing right wing in a two man tent with 7 on it. Crazy. By the end of my days playing ‘veterans’ the club just had a kit numbered 1-15 and everyone grabbed a shirt that fitted regardless. Does anyone recall if it was a rule, like in Rugby?
Hunter couldn’t get in the team at centre back as bobby Moore was there. He fitted in as the second ball winner in front of the back four alongside peter storey.
Frank Machin Ha, I liked those anecdotes. There wasn’t a rule concerning numbers, it was convention both nationally and internationally apart from squad numbers at tournaments. Johann Cruyff played with no.14 his whole career. However, I never saw other than 1-11 in a starting line-up before 1992 in League football in England or Scotland.
I have that game on DVD as well I was 11 then good them days went out after to kick ball I think with my friends I think yes I was a very robust game the players just got up and got on with it that game was on BBC one as well can you that on DVD as well
I was brought up looking forward to the Home Internationals, I really miss them, it was England who were the ones that objected to them claiming that it made the EFL season too long. So, it was scrapt. (Me? I'm English) But then again, not really sure that The Home Inters, had that much impulse for the present set up. Players retiring their International career, in favour of their clubs.
Better than the shit both teams are now! I don't watch it anymore, like Scotland bitching about the Scottish referendum, just sober up and vote leave..PLEASE!!!!
Back in the days when football was played by optimistic beer drinkers, and before it became a game for today's bunch of woke bodybuilders with too much ball control and not enough invention.
I recall alan ball running straight across to the scots fans and giving them the two fingered salute. there would have been hell to pay if that happened thsedays.
Scotland players hated England, as they do today, but they loved the English pound when playing for English clubs, Scottish clubs not good enough for them.
His performances and goal scoring record was shite for Scotland. Over 100 caps and only 30 goals. The Lawman scored the same in only 55 games and that's why he's such a Scottish hero!!!!!
Ball and Bell, the best english midfielders of 70s. Madeley and Hughes playing fullbacks. Terry Cooper injured, but Tommy Wright, Nish, Reaney, Lawless??????
![England 2-3 Scotland [15-4-1967]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fu3tM_JS39A/mqdefault.jpg)
These home internationals were heart thumping events back then....
Until the 1980s,a decade of awful crowds and pathetic kits with socks cut halfway up the shins,shorts up to the backside and pin stripe shirts.
I love Denis at the end, keeping a clearly wound up Alan Ball calm and embracing Gordon Banks like a brother.
Love that as well.
yes, wonderful gesture from a big man, what a player!
How good it is watching these proper footballers proper tackles proper kits and watching what it meant to play in theses end of season games !!!
Tougher, sure, but the standard then was third rate at BEST compared to today. The pitches were awful TBF, but their technique was very poor
@@philipcuff4201 George Best third rate now you are having a laugh, half of these players playing on their bowling greens , not fit to lace his boots
A real old fashioned football match. No play acting and working class heroes out on the pitch as opposed to modern overpaid primadonnas. Blood and thunder on the pitch and then handshakes at the final whistle. I was surprised Banks was still keeping goal for England in 1972 as he was getting on a bit by then and Shilton was in the wings by this point with Clemence coming along a year or two later. Such a shame so many of these legendary players are no longer with us but it's good these tapes still exist to revisit these simpler times.
It has died as a working class game but the technical standards were low. A couple of years after this you had the Dutch World Cup side with Cruyff.
@@Marvin-dg8vj The balls were heavier as were the boots back then although it didn't stop great players like George Best shining through did it. Imagine what a 21 year old George best would be worth now!
@Lee BoyallFor the most part I'd agree with you there but I remember the look of sheer delight when Gazza scored that amazing goal against Scotland in Euro 96. There was a man who thoroughly enjoyed himself.
Played by men real hard men unlike today's footballers, Most of them would be sent of today. The sad fact is that sadly quite a few of these fine players are no longer with us.
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Brilliant. Peter lorimer was my hero even though I’m English. 2 combative teams there!
A great England team on the slide a bit....with Scotland going in the other direction (despite this scoreline)...I think this makes it an interesting spectacle.
We Welsh lads all wanted to be Peter Lorimer when we got together for a kick about. It all came down to whoever had the hardest shot.
From the edited version he had a blinder
R. I. P Norman hunter, that's why this has to be written off this season in the memory of the covid19 victims.. Much love from Scotland 🏴#loveabdy
When Football as Graeme Souness would say was a Mans Game. When you knew every player on the pitch and which club they played for.
Terrific upload, many thanks, you really don't know how much us 70s nostalgia fanatics love these old films 😉👍
The early seventies until 1974.Great kits,still crowds of a130,000 plus at Hampden and 100,000 at Wembley for the big matches.After 1975 the kits got flashy with the usual flashy clubs ,Chelsea,Tottenham etc wearing them Arsenal,Liverpool and Manchester Until kept to the traditional kits until that decade of tack the 1980s.
Although the game has improved technically and tactically, I can’t help but feel it has lost the excitement and fun it once had.
100% mate. Actually at its best back then, which this game obviously isn't, it was as good as anything ever played. I've spent a huge part of the pandemic studying all the 70's footage on offer, Its kept me going in many ways. Halcyon days indeed.
jon780249 can’t help wondering what happened to Scottish Football. When I was a lad They used to be able to produce so many talented footballers The last true great that I can think of was Dalglish.
@@fischergreen4134 other countries improve - like snooker players. plus, we have had some good players since, but dalgliesh was one of the greats - to expect that standard - from any country - is like expecting England to produce a new paul gasgoine every year. Its not that common.
@@LED1512 And u are correct..All of this BS we hear now about the game being better is complete nonsense. (it's just a very effective marketing job)
Football these days is just crsp. The atmosphere her vs today there's no comparison. The premier league ruined football with the plastic fans
This is what I call raw football.,No zany kits ,no soft footballers ,proper tackles ,no razmattaz,no mobile phones.no hype,no simulation.just men playing a man's game with fantucal fans.
Great to see Allan Ball and Dennis Law embracing at the final whistle!
@kevin Yates, law relagated man utd that year .. I was _3
@@dennisclancy6729 No he didnt - he are 2 years out - it was 1974 when he scored and sent them down.
@@gj8153" he are 2 years out" wasn't born till the day of 5_1..but cheers for pointing tht out, I'm sure Ive had this discussion with someone else. On here 😴
a great era for football. no 20 consecutive sidewards/backwards passing with sides hogging the ball for 5 minutes before passing the half way line.
The young ones like that style of play cos they don't know any better
The amount of true world class players in both teams taking part in this game. Attendance 134,000 bloody hell.
i just watched the game it was good to watch but world class players on either side i dont think so.
@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv Ok...Bremner and Law for Scotland, Banks and Moore for England were all definately world class. Many of the rest I accept were not, but they were true international stars unlike many who are capped today for both countries.
@@johnnyM809 You may be of the opinion that the four players you mentioned were world class but after watching the game not even a optimist like you could hang that exalted title on any of them.
@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv Well if you are going to assess an individual footballers level on the evidence of one fairly average international in 1972 as this one was I would agree with you. However I would suggest that any football fan who has followed the game for many years would agree that the four players I mentioned over the course of their careers certainly proved themselves to be truly world class players.
@@johnnyM809 Did you watch every game those elite footballers play no of course you didnt you are raising those four above the others purely on your experience of watching them play a few games and reading about them in the sports pages, how can we test them to assess if they are worthy of world class status, the answer is we can not its all conjecture and opinion, i am old enough to have seen some great players the four you mentioned plus Mathews George Best Johnny Hains, the best performance i ever saw was when Queen's Park Rangers played my club Stan Bowls was mesmerizing that day but i would not describe Stan as world class its all opinion, and what do we know about opinions Johnny, they are only valid to the person who holds them.
Alan Ball giving a verbal volley to the Scotland players at the centre circle after he scored, is very funny!
His volley may have been above their audible range of course
@@harrynewiss4630 Only dogs could have heard him!
He took his fair share so 👏
See a lot of comments about the attendance of this game being 134,00. The actual attendance was 119,00. I remember this vividly because this was my first Scotland England game as a ten year old at the time. Also attended the Scottish cup final of that years between Celtic and Hibs which had an attendance of only 106,00! Stood on the north enclosure on two cans of McEwans beer supported by my old man.
Alf loved beating the Jocks.
Scottish if you don’t mind 😕🏴
@Lee Boyall yes it keeps us🏴in our place I suppose 😞
@Lee Boyall yes thanks for that , I quite like it really but don’t tell anyone 😬🏴🏴
He never forgave us for making his world champions look silly in 67. Btw you only think that's love... you'll Never understand what it's like for us doin you n bein gallus.
Levels.
Whit a battle...where has football gone fae thae days? This film should be shown tae every team in Scotland that are flagging...show players whit it is tae fight for yer team, yer club yer fans! Amazing performance and effort..amazing days! X Thanks for the memories guys! X
Back when players on both sides can control pass and move....unlike the athletes we have to endure today... football at its entertaining best....
Brilliant videos, thanks for sharing👋👍
The late Alan Ball was one of the columnists in the very popular football magazine "Shoot" which first appeared in 1969.Ball wrote in one of his columns about the clash with Scotland in the 1975 Home Championship match at Wembley.
Sadly that match was to be Alan Ball's last game for England as he captained England to a 5-1 crushing defeat of the Scots.Ball quipped,"I was often on the losing side when I face the Scots but only once in 1967."
Yes when they beat the English world champions
memories of bubble gum and footy cards watching these games with a pile of cheese sarnies curling in the heat and warm cola..ahh great days
back when i was very little in Canada, my dad did not watch north American football or hockey it was usually this or golf on our tv.
That Home Championship between Scotland and England at Hampden Park was the late Gordon Bank's last appearance for England.
It was the late Alan Ball who scored the winning goal for England to give the visitors their first win over the home team since 1966.
Boon Yee The late Bobby Moore captained England that day... the late Paul Madeley and the late Emlyn Hughes were also playing for England (managed by the late Alf Ramsey). The late Billy Bremner was playing for Scotland... the commentator was the late Brian Moore and the summarizer was the late Jimmy Hill...bearing in mind this game was played almost fifty years ago!!😊😊🏟️
Andrew Kennaugh ...and Banks had a fine game... what a ‘keeper
@@andrewkennaugh1065 many of those top stars in that match have passed on.Bobby Moore,Alan Ball,Gordon Banks,Billy Bremner and many others.It is now 48 years to date nearly half a century ago.The late Sir Of Ramsey was still in charge but then the writing was on the wall.But that win against the Scots at Hampden Park was the more satisfying as the visitors had not won at Hampden Park since that famous narrow 4-3 win before the 1966 World Cup.
Sorry,I was being facetious...😁
When one refers to the 'late' Mr. So-and-so,it means someone who has died recently.Otherwise we would have to refer to all the dead billions as being late...
Alan Ball died in 2007...
Andrew Kennaugh I was reading ‘Macbeth’ by the late William Shakespeare.....😀
who remembers the good old fashioned Scottish square posts
ANTONY HOBBS I do. Happy days. Even the Scotland strip looked good. How far we have fallen.
I think they had them until the late 80s.
@@MrJonno85 If they were so great why do square posts not exist today.
@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv Because they weren't.
They don't exist because they don't create spin when the ball hits them. Example when a ball hits one post runs along the line and hits the other. Wouldn't happen with square posts.
134,000 let that sink in
119 000 attended....
@@servicecrew6813 Hi Shaun 'still a Fabulous attendance thou sir.These games were Fantastic and a nice follow up to the Leagues .The football from all 4 were to a high standard and very entertaining too. 60s n 70s very much Carpet football and the players were exstreamly Quick and concise too. Today the ball spends far to much time in the air now and players ego driven and think they are bigger than the club and No respect for the fans at all..Sadly the Home Internationals were stopped but I have the memories..Kind regards Glynn n Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK 🤝
No seats in those days so you could pack them in tighter (pre-Hillsborough)...
134/119000 ...whatever the attendance it’s still superb . And that’s only paying customers . As was the norm in those days ( certainly in Scotland , not sure about England ) youngsters would have been lifted over , and thus not counted in the official attendance . Probably over 150000 in there easily
@@glynnevans1851 Very accurate comments..
Love the wee smile between Norman Hunter and Billy Bremner!
This was the last game that Gordon Banks played for England, he won his 73rd and final cap. Later that year his career ended after losing his right eye in a car crash !
Well maybe his England career. But I saw Gordie play for the Fort Lauderdale Strikers in the NASL.
Terrible pitch, 100mph action, fierce rivalry, no diving, ah the good old days, what could be better?
Great football back then,no BS,scamming and histrionics like we see now!!
And I'm surprised both the BBC with"MOTD"and ITV"The Big match"don't have a channel showing all of these games!
.It w/b a education to the modern football fan!!
.And one small but important point for fans of today's so called "Modern game"u won't see silly Ass tricks or shots from ridiculous distances here,why?Because they're playing with a football which was the correct size&weight..Not this piece of crap they're using now,which flys all over the place,giving the impression that the game is so much faster!
A good percentage of these players are no longer with us. R.I.P.
So true Grace Smith quite a few of my heroes are sadly gone 😞
Great footage
Norman hunters tackle on bremner is a sending off now.
Can't remember seeing so many great players pass the ball so badly
Agreed. Compare England's passing in this match with what you see in their late 1960s matches. The contrast is depressing.
There was actually rather a lot of trouble between the Scotland and England fans at this match. Huge numbers of footie fans went to Hampden especially from places like Manchester, and particularly from the 'geordies' from Newcastle. The England fans also went into the jocks main end at Hampden , which was unheard of and raised a lot of eyebrows. Apparently the fighting continued for most of the match. For those that don't know, hooliganism by footie fans was rampant in those days.
Bullshit mate - England fans didn't come in any numbers until the 80's
Archibald Gemmil genius
An exceptional match👍🙏🇬🇧
Great stuff!
Not a working class sport anymore tickets way too expensive too P.C...Football is dead R.I.P
Hoots! First time this Jock has seen this one since I was abroad in the Army '72 slogging my gaiters out in the Bahamas. Had a ball, unlike Scotland! Tho only highlights it looked a pulsating match in the Scotland England Wars. It was a full Hampden & enjoyed the internecine Club battles. Tough but fair. Ish. Luved the Hunter tackle on Clubmate Bremner. Played in great spirit by all. Yup enjoyed it even tho we got done over as per!
@junkman19571 Its a football thread mate, not a political one. Go and bore someone on a relevant comment thread and leave the rest of us in peace.
I love Denis Law hugging the England players at the end, Such a big hearted man.
Absolute class player and a phenomenal target man..
Gordon Banks last game
That was the Lawman: played his heart out but when it was over a human
No rolling around like fannies.
'Lash' known for his powerful shot recorded at 100mph was also a great passer and crosser of the ball a great member of Dons 11.
His shots from open play were up to 90mph. A penalty he took was recorded at 107mph.
@@CB-xr1eg.... Thanks for that Clive. And playing in a testimonial after putting on a bit of timber the usual chant for Lash was changed from miles to pints....'90 pints an hour' :)
100mph! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
England's defence looked really solid; all of them, including Banks really earned their corn on this day.
Bobby Moore seems to have done a lot of covering though (from these highlights). His quality shines through.
Proper tough footballers.
Ah, men playing football, happy days.
This Game has reminded me of what football in Britain was like in the 70s, at first appearance it looks disjointed to modern eyes like the player lack skill with wayward passes, no one wanting the ball to driving through the midfield with said ball at their feet, but there is some else going on that camera doesn't pick up and that is fear. I played football in the 70s and 80s in the UK and let me tell you players didn't lack footballing skills no, it was a totally different game, and the name of the game was don't get caught. if you dwelt on the ball too long you got clattered, if you passed the ball and didn't move quickly enough after passing it you got clattered, if you didn't have eyes in the back of your head a player would kick through you at the ball like your legs weren't even an obstacle and all of this seemed to be legal if you complained to the ref his stock reply was "get up lad stop complaining, its a mans game"! The only real football was played in the last 20 minutes of games when the enforcers were too tired to tackle you.
Mystery man. The fans luved it pal & thats footy. Still you could have stopped, if you were a pro & got a dingy office job or washing dishes or getting shot at by the IRA like my mates & I. On duty 24/7. We played football to relax & get your ire out. If you played pro or amateur I salute you & thanks for the greatest game & football clubs in every city town village pub & work teams. My football died come 2000 & we have this greedy for money players managers in the top flight. As our NHS work their hearts out & people are hoping they have a job these pro players pocket their £100,000+ a week while they send home their club backroom staff on £12-15,000 a YEAR & let the Govt pick up the tab whilst they pay their greedy overpaid over here spoilt brats full wages. Fuck 'em. I sm BLOODY angry at them. Oh & whilst I am at it can Prince Harry pay back the £2.4 million he got from the taxpayers to decorate his former seven farm workers cottages. Our hospitals could make good use of it. His dad is a multi millionaire his Grandma a multi billionaire & we are paying for it. Every other pleb has to save borrow or do without. Not the Windsors. The Windsors never like paying for anything & they didnt want to send a precedence & have to pay for things like wot we do guvnor. Prince Harry says he "intends" to pay it back. Intends. Not WILL pay it back. He purposely said intends not will. Watch these words.
@@wildbill6826 I think you might have misread what I wrote Bill, or I might not have written it simply so you could understand that a was talking about football. I never mentioned the IRA, the NHS or any other of that very interesting view you have Bill. I hope you won't take this the wrong way Bill, but I fear you might anyway, the truth is I wouldn't have given a flying fig about any of those things at the time because I was Ten.
The Mysterysuk great points very astute
Most incisive points made in this entire commentary replies on this game
Very true mate
It's a fact that because of the grave danger of being crippled if you dwelt on the ball
First time passing skills were developed as a necessity for your own safety and survival
Your awareness skills were heightened otherwise you could find yourself on a career threatening tackle ,you had to have awareness about you vision to survive in those condition
The Mysterysuk I was 1 at the time
And I see your points well made
@@wildbill6826 Absolutely correct..Just a bunch of parasites..
The football Corporation's(not clubs,that's what a Golfer carries around with him,while playing,or Teams)they're all major Corps,(until u get lower down down the league's of course)have lost touch with the fans&the average man in the street,who they wouldn't be S##t without and these recent furloughs by Spurs and Liverpool(who may have reversed their recent decision?)just exemplifies that point!
That would have finished as a 5 a side these days. Particularly enjoyed Norman Hunter hacking down Billy Bremner. Cant have got the chance much except in training.
he thought it was Asa. Billy chased him round for 20 mins after the game to kick his arse :)
My first Scotland v England game as a 10 year old
remember going to this game but don't remember getting back to Fife
12 years old then in Malaya but we had weekend international on our TV.
The Wembley 1st Leg of the Euro 72 quarter finals clashed with the final day of the League season the FA Cup Final was the following week with the 2nd Leg of the Euro 72 Quarter Final the week later in Berlin then the Home Internationals started on 20th May and the Northern Ireland matches were played away due to the Troubles which meant the Northern Ireland home games in the 1974 World Cup Qualifying campaign, home Friendlies and the 1973 Home Internationals were played in England
Great to see Norman nearly cutting Billy in two.
Smiled at that too....and a cheeky wee smile between them afterwards. Hard as nails Leeds legends.
Great upload, thanks, but where's all the violence which caused the ref to take the players off to calm down ?
That was a strong squad Scotland had. Back in the day when they qualified for the world cup finals. Saying that in jest 😁. England didn't qualify for 74 world cup. Every one forgets how good Alan Ball was and how hard he worked in the 66 final.
Hrh Fish had England qualified they would have won the World Cup in 74
Revenge for 1970
But Ball could not probe at long range.That could explain his ineffectiveness.
Who won the 1966 world cup football final Brazil i bet dont follow international football much
Graeme Souness said that Alan Ball was the one player he couldn’t catch with a cruncher.
This was the 1972 Home Championship match between England and Scotland at Hampden Park Glasgow with the former winning 1-0.The late Alan Ball scored the winner.
What is conspicuous about this match at Hampden Park the late Gordon Banks made his final appearance in an England shirt.Five months later Banks suffered an eye injury owing to a car accident in October.Banks never played for England again.
Boon Yee Banks was the best no British keeper comes close
@@truebluebears76 Rightly so sir and he was extremely modest plus a true gentleman and always had time for the fans. Peter Bonnetti came close but not quite so talented. Kind regards Glynn Evans and Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands 🤝
Glynn Evans hi Glynn I met him in 66 just after the World Cup .I was in Ireland with the BBs and I was walking by a shop and there he was couldn't believe it I got his autograph fair. Chuffed
@@truebluebears76 Wow Alex that's a Fab story .I met Gordon in August 1970 when Stoke played Shrewsbury in a friendly 'he didn't play but he was around when we left the ground n extremely down to earth. Very sad he passed away last year I thought the whole 1966 squad were God then and in fact thought we were stronger in 1970.That was a Fab era for football and the Home Internationals were Fantastic always remember Derek Doogan and George Best playing for Northern Ireland. Very entertaining too. May I ask were r U from sir. Kind regards Glynn 🤝
Glynn Evans HaHa Scotland
Chivers needs gille.. R. I. P. Alan gilzean.. 160 goals in 190 appearances, then the g_men, greaves and gilzean, the best forward combination ever. 🏴but seen ever bit of footage out there and greaves has yo be one of the best five forwards that ever lived.. Gilzean included 4 at ibrox to win the league, then going to the semi finals in Europe 62, scored at hatrick against Paul van himsts (escape to victory) anderlecht the first team to beat Real Madrid in the European Cup as they won the first five or whatever. Beat anderlecht home and away.. Reffed out of it as usual 🇮🇹.. Gordon Smith won a league, with hibs, hearts, then the best team in the world at that time Dundee f. C., 3 league medals and never played for the old firm, was sent off35 years old never being booked ever.. Dundee f. C should have played benfica.. The final was played at Wembley, can you imagine, as usual who's the home team.. But then 5 years later Glasgow Celtic 67 would win the European Cup and 9 leagues.. But 11 scotsman 15 yard radius from Celtic Park would win, with 11 of their nationality.. Never will be done.. Man utd, OK you won it the next year with how many Irish and Scots did u have. Then relagated 5 years later.. Hers a fact about 1967..
European Cup ::Glasgow Celtic..
European Cup winners Cup, runners up ::Glasgow rangers..
Uefa Cup :semi finalists :Kilmarnock.
England 66 vs Scotland 67 months later:Scotland 3-2going on 11-2, but instead, slim Jim,played keepie ups in the middle of a Wembley battle.. Flicks tricks.. Who is the home team. U won the world Cup then we came down took it aff ye, and took your title as who's the world champions.. Law shouted at baxter because he wanted goals, as he played in the 9-3 game.. So he wanted to enbarrass them with a cple goals, baxter thought of extracting urine and have fthem chasing like wtildcchickens, getting the ball flicked about them..,,, 🏴🏴its a great watch.D.F.C 1893..#deesire #deefiant
Wow that was some post
Always wondered why Bobby Hope (WBA) did not get more Scottish caps. But jings we had some good Scottish players back then.
Magic all hundred per cent modern soccer as got nothing on this game the scots had some great players now it is about the referee and how many yellow cards are given because of the cheating . I always missed school to watch the home internations on a wednesday great times for football fanatics.
Bell, Ball, Peters- great midfield.
Bell and Ball were generally ineffective.Peters was not actually a midfielder but much of a goal poacher.
@@chanboonyee6788 Can't think of many better midfielders in the league then than Bell and Ball. Peters was a midfielder, who tried to get in the box when he could. He was not a forward, nor did he play 'just behind'.
@@chanboonyee6788 Can't think of many better midfielders in the league then than Bell and Ball. Peters was a midfielder, who tried to get in the box when he could. He was not a forward, nor did he play 'just behind'.
Only one Alan Ball
The standard of British football back then makes Sunday league look like Brazil.
I was at this game, a kicking match. 119,325 crowd.
You are having me on u say a crowd of 119, 325
He isn't. The capacity was 134.000 at the time. 2 years before there was 136.000 at the Celtic v Leeds European semifinal. 149.000 in 1937 and 1939 with a guaranteed 20.000 at least going over the wall and bursting the exit doors down and flooding in. The design of the stadium at this time had been measured to hold 183.000. Capacity was cut back after the Burnden park disaster in 1948.
@rdg rdg No the official pished numbe in attendance was given as 119, 304. Obviously 20 people were lying!
But only 21,000 for Scotland v Wales
I was six year at the time of match.
Norman 'hard man" Hunter, he was never the same after Francis Lee rag dolled him.
Gordon Banks last England game ........ & another clean sheet .... Attendance 119,325
Finally England ended their six years jinx of never having won at Hampden with a 1-0 win in the 1972 British Home Championship.Alan Ball scored the winning goal for the visitors.Ball,was one of the three survivors from England's 1966 World Cup winning side featured in this clash at Hampden Park but it was to be Gordon Bank's last appearence for his country.Several months later,Banks would lose the sight of one of his eyes in a car crash in October and that would eventually ended his England career.
But Ball's winner was England's first at Hampden since England last won there winning 4-3 just before the 1966 World Cup finals.
As for Scotland it didn't just end there yet.In February the following year England would win again in a centenary match marking the hundred years of the birth of the England FA this time with a thumping 5-0 score in an icy pitch at Hampden Park.
I was amazed that shortly after leaving Hampden, we bought a local paper and there was a full match report !!! could never figure out how they managed to do that.
How did they do it??
Almost as fast as the internet lol
Likewise with the 'pink' Liverpool echo...
Because just like their history books they make it up and print it.
Like Manchester Evening News’ Pink newspaper ready to sell in retails a hour after full times.
No better than a Championship match today...mid table hoof ball. Goes to show how technically we’ve come on.
This isn't even Championship level. National League football is of a higher quality.
@@TelecastPropellor96 Never heard so much nonsense in my life 😂 today’s spoiled brats would have run a mile crying to their mum 🤣😂
John Cleese is reffing?
A time when rough gentleman play was allowed,even on friendlies.
Errr, I presume you know it wasn't a friendly & just being witty, but in case not this was a home internationals tour & every team qualified. Every year. And Scotland always won it until England got fed up & scrapped it.
A time when players and supporters would mingle and players played for the love of the game when there was no bloody agents who have ruined the game with these absolute ridiculous wages that players now want and sky and billionaire owners.
134,000 at Hampden,120,000 standing,what an awesome spectacle and noise.Although I am English I can't but admire the passion of the Scottish support and players then.Even when the Scots played at Wembley,the Scots descended upon London in vast numbers,80,000 Scots to about 20,000 English supporters at Wembley.
Different gravy in those days
Bobby Clark nae gloves back when men were men and yer uncle wisnae yer auntie 😀
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I thought ye were gonna say wisnae yer uncle it wiz yer bra’r???.......
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Plus banks no gloves either
note the severe lack of tattoos, beards and hairgel in football them days. how did they manage without it.
Plus lack of goalkeeper gloves.
armchair detective ....there's five little twats who kick a ball near my house. They all have goalie gloves, three have Barcelona strips and two with PSG strips. It's safe to say not one of those little snowflakes will ever get capped for Scotland. In fact, the first time any one of them get hit with a hard tackle, the football gear goes right in the bin.
68blues yeah, I’m on the other side of the world and around me they all wear Barcelona strips, Real Madrid and PSG. PSG FFS! They’ve won one UEFA Cup in mid 90’s (intertoto cup doesn’t count) so when did they become big time? I saw a kid a few months ago wearing a West Ham shirt and I nearly congratulated him! It’s all bloody marketing.
Same way they managed without £100k per week wage.
Yes what a coincidence.Goalkeeper Gordon Banks would play his last game for England at Hampden Park in May 1972 just like when he made his England debut for England against the same opponents at Wembley nine years earlier in a 2-1 defeat.
Who was scotish keeper ?
Where did he play ?
Why were rangers and celtic's keepers never choosen for national team ?
Gordon Banks was really the best english goalkeeper (i saw the game in Germany in 1972).
Strange that Francis Lee missed the game.
Bobby Clark, of Aberdeen, was 'keeper that day. Peter McCloy and Stuart Kennedy, both of Rangers, got caps in the 70s as did Ally Hunter of Celtic. Evan Williams, Celtic 'keeper at the time, certainly should have been capped too but was never picked.
@@pars4245 Jim Cruickshank got 6 caps , a disgrace as he was a really good keeper.
@@pars4245 Ah...I remember Kennedy playing in the 1-5 Wembley demolition of '75...looked a bit crazy during that game!
If VAR was in existence this game would still be being played.
Banks's last England v Scotland game.
this was just after england lost to w germany in qf euro72 (eng lost 1-3 at wembley and 2nd leg was 0-0 draw),
Did Colin Bell give away a free kick for 'calling for the ball' ????
Probably yes. Obstruction I believe it comes under. Calling for the ball when the opposition have the ball to hoodwink them into passing to you used to be a rule, is it a rule anymore? I’m not sure. Someone young will have to answer that question.
It was probably for calling for the ball but not giving his name - eg "my ball" or "leave it", "I got it". You have to give a name - such as "Colin's" or "Norman want's". The only exception is that Banks or Clark would have been allowed to shout "Keeper's" or "Keeper's ball"
This was the era when your number to some extent signified your position so why was Norman Hunter wearing number 11?
Funny thing, as I now recall it playing junior football, instead of just wearing a shirt that fitted you regardless of number, the coach would say: “Machin you’re playing centre ‘alf” and throw me the number 5 shirt. And you’d get a fat kid at left back looking like a sausage in a number 3 shirt and a slight lad playing right wing in a two man tent with 7 on it. Crazy. By the end of my days playing ‘veterans’ the club just had a kit numbered 1-15 and everyone grabbed a shirt that fitted regardless. Does anyone recall if it was a rule, like in Rugby?
Hunter couldn’t get in the team at centre back as bobby Moore was there. He fitted in as the second ball winner in front of the back four alongside peter storey.
colin moss thnx - fairly brutal defensive midfield combination
Frank Machin Ha, I liked those anecdotes. There wasn’t a rule concerning numbers, it was convention both nationally and internationally apart from squad numbers at tournaments. Johann Cruyff played with no.14 his whole career. However, I never saw other than 1-11 in a starting line-up before 1992 in League football in England or Scotland.
junkman19571 he was more like 111 victims
Great game.. did anyone else catch the copper slap the kid at the 21.12 mark!!! LMAO!!
This when the late and great Alan Ball blew his nose on the Scottish flag and insulted the Scots
Bet he fucked off back south after the game tho shithouse !
@David Broadley He won the first division title with Everton.
@rdg rdg Not that night surely ya tart.
@David Broadley Knobhead get ye facts right Turd
Disgraceful 😭🏴😩
'He threw a bunch of flowers at Norman Hunter' is not something you hear every day.
I have that game on DVD as well I was 11 then good them days went out after to kick ball I think with my friends I think yes I was a very robust game the players just got up and got on with it that game was on BBC one as well can you that on DVD as well
Tony Green could've been world class!
A shame he ended up on Bullseye with Jim Bowen.
134k in the stands that's gonna be loud
wtf have the elite done to our game ????
I was brought up looking forward to the Home Internationals, I really miss them, it was England who were the ones that objected to them claiming that it made the EFL season too long. So, it was scrapt.
(Me? I'm English) But then again, not really sure that The Home Inters, had that much impulse for the present set up. Players retiring their International career, in favour of their clubs.
Referee was all out for England he didn't even give Scotland a peno instead he gave a kick out.
Better than the shit both teams are now! I don't watch it anymore, like Scotland bitching about the Scottish referendum, just sober up and vote leave..PLEASE!!!!
Willie Donachie,Willie Donachie
Hartford W B A legend
Jan Mikolajczyk very young
He had a hole in a heart
Back in the days when football was played by optimistic beer drinkers, and before it became a game for today's bunch of woke bodybuilders with too much ball control and not enough invention.
When you have a Scottish mum, and an English dad...it makes it difficult to decide which team you want to win.
Decide after 85 minutes 😂
Be England no matter what
Wales ?
Don’t you wish they had you in Wales. Keep you out of it 😄
I recall alan ball running straight across to the scots fans and giving them the two fingered salute. there would have been hell to pay if that happened thsedays.
Scotland players hated England, as they do today, but they loved the English pound when playing for English clubs, Scottish clubs not good enough for them.
Peter (cold eyes) Storey.
Where was King Kenny ?
His performances and goal scoring record was shite for Scotland. Over 100 caps and only 30 goals. The Lawman scored the same in only 55 games and that's why he's such a Scottish hero!!!!!
Norman " bites your legs " Hunter walloped the club team mate Billy Bremner and Bremner didn't react at all
@@anglotim To be fair Kenny Burns was a nutcase! Probably best not to antagonize him!
They just laughed at each other. That wouldn’t happen today.
134,000, ! and probably more as it was common in those days to get 2 into the turnstile and an extra quid for the money taker !
That's how I got in.
Aristilus , I did too at the old Arsenal stadium !
Extra quid? An extra 5 shillings probably - LOL
law was passed his best mcfarland was in his prime what a loss he was when injury ended his career
past
Ball and Bell, the best english midfielders of 70s. Madeley and Hughes playing fullbacks. Terry Cooper injured, but Tommy Wright, Nish, Reaney, Lawless??????