Jimmy Greaves- English Football's Most Prolific Striker.
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- Опубліковано 29 січ 2014
- Jimmy Greaves is English football's most prolific goalscorer of all time. An astonishing 466 top flight goals in 659 appearances, all at the highest level, make him unparalleled as the best finisher English football has ever seen.
Greaves began his career as a schoolboy at Chelsea in 1956, where he still holds the record for a youth footballer in England- netting an incredible 114 goals in a single season.
He made his first team debut a year later scoring in a 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur. Greaves finished up at Chelsea with two golden boots (1959 & 1961) scoring a club record 41 goals in the 1960/61 season and a total of 132 strikes in 169 appearances. He remains the last person to score 40+ league goals in a season & the youngest player ever to score 100 league goals.
A four month spell in Milan followed, where he netted on his debut again, and also in the Milan derby. Greaves left after scoring a total of 9 goals in 14 appearances & AC Milan went on to be Champions of Serie A.
Greaves joined Tottenham in 1961 for a world record fee £99,999. He scored a hatrick on his debut this time as Spurs thrashed Blackpool 5-1.
Greaves won the FA Cup twice, European Cup Winners Cup & Four Golden Boots (63, 64, 65 & 69) in his time at Spurs, becoming their record goalscorer with 226 goals in 379 games. Greaves finished third in the 1963 B'allon D'or World Player of the Year- 6th in 1964, 7th in 1962 & 10th in 1968 all whilst playing for Tottenham.
Greaves finished his Spurs career in 1970 and joined West Ham United scoring 13 times in 38 appearances. He retired in 1971 at the age of 31.
Jimmy was capped 57 times by England scoring 44 times (3rd in the all time list) he managed 6 hatricks (a record), and 4 on two occasions (Wales & Norway). He was part of the 1966 World Cup winning squad making 3 appearances before missing the majority of the tournament through injury. Greaves also took part in the 1962 World Cup in Chile. He won the Home Championship twice in 61' & 65' respectively.
He remains the highest goalscorer ever in the history of English top flight football with 357 league goals. - Спорт
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There is no doubt in my mind that the game will never again see a goal scorer to compare to the greatest of them all. The only player I have ever seen who made the hardest job in football look so simple. A true genius that only comes along once in a lifetime JAMES PETER GREAVES.
I had the privilege of watching Jimmy in his prime at the Lane. 60 years on,no one can even come close.Thanks Jimmy,God Bless the you.
Plain and simply the greatest English goal scorer of all time.
The man was a genius.
I can tell you about Jimmy Greaves he lived two streets from me as a boy in Huntsman's Road Hainault. He's the most amazing goalscorer I ever saw and I've seen Eusebio Pele Charlton Best loads more. Jimmy was better than all of them. I was a regular at the Boleyn Ground watching Moore Hurst Peters Boyce Sissons,Byrne and the like. Jimmy went to Chelsea. Shame he didn't start out with Hammers they'd have won even more than FA Cup and Eyuropean Cup Winner's cup with him up front. He was almost unstoppable once he got the ball near the box. Like it was tied to his boots. His goals/appearances ratio is incredible - no player does that now.I think only Nat Lofthouse in the 1950's has a better ratio for England...he had a natural low centre of gravity you couldn't knock him off the ball. Brilliant economy of movement, moved about creating space, mostly kept the ball low scoring many times close to the keeper's feet. Sad what happened in 1966 I saw all the England matches at Wembley (had a ten match ticket) and Ramsey was right to stick to a winning team. Greaves failed to score in the opener against Uruguay. He then failed to score against France (very unusual for Jimmy) and a French defender gouged his shin. Greaves was out injured and Ramsay made changes and stuck to a winning team and won the World Cup. I watched our West Ham trio do the business in that final with german horns blasting in my ears. Sad for Greaves but that's life. Doesn't take away from the fact that Greaves was the BEST BY FAR of any striker who played in the English league and for England overall. I send my best wishes to Jimmy and his family, one hainault boy to another. John Norton..
Superb goalscorer, no doubt about that, but Jimmy was not always a great team player. If he was in the wrong mood he was not a player you wanted in your team.
Thanks for that wee history lesson John. I know my eldest brother regarded Jimmy as a god back in the 60's.
Nice comment, John. Great goals. Jimmy Greaves made it look so very, very easy.
Of course strikers need to be selfish, that is not what I'm talking about. If Jimmy was not in the mood, which happen from time to time, he did not care.
Nice comment. Yeah, he was sheer class. Made sticking the ball in the net look as easy as shelling peas.
Without question this man is the greatest English forward in history. His stats represent that well. The world cup is considered a squad event so i class him as a winner. As a spurs fan i wish i could have witnessed his grace at the Lane.
LEGEND
@@Fellwanderer Bramall Lane?
Er..... ahem..... Dixie Dean
Stan Colleymore.
I've been watching football since 1962 and never seen anyone close to Jimmy Greaves. He didn't smash the ball in he caressed it past the keeper. Undoubtably the best goalscorer of all time. God bless Jim,stay well.
Gerd Muller or Romario
Genius on the field and a genuinely nice guy off it. Get well soon Greavsie; I may be a Gooner but you were my childhood hero.... you still are!
+LennyJohnson5 you are a class act.
I am a Manchester United supporter and I love Jimmy Greaves, he is one of my favourite players and favourite football people, it's a funny old game!
Met him a few times when he lived in Upminster. A gentleman. In the montage of goals, did any of the younger viewers notice that he rode tackles, not falling over like a (sack of shit. Lamela), take notice. A lot more stronger tackling in those times also.
@@petersaula1665 Everyone has the same opinion of Jim; a genuine down-to-earth guy, who just happened to be a footballing genius. I love the guy, and I’m a Gunner!
Interesting comment about him not doing anything for 80% of the time. It is reported that John White, inside right and Ghost of White Hart Lane, once said to Danny Blanchflower during a game that, "Greaves is again standing on the half way line doing nothing."
Blanchflower replied, "...and when you score 40 goals in a season you can stand up there and do nothing with him!".
haha classic Blanchflower quote
Greatest natural goalscorer there's ever been, quick, great balance and a an instinctive finisher. The word "Great" and "Genius" are banded around to freely in my opinion, but in Jimmy Greaves he was definitely both of these , and much much more.......Legend
Arsenal fan here but as a football fan in general without doubt the greatest striker this country has ever produced. The records speak for themselves, a goal near enough every game. Imagine what he'd be worth in today's game. Great vid and great tune also
Wow, what a player. I was too young to have seen him in his prime. His goals per games played ratio is unbelievable.
It does not matter which Football Club you support, Jimmy was a World Class Footballer without any doubt, it was a great pity he got injured in the sixty six World Cup Finals.
Pity he got pissed out his head as well
|Pity there's always one like you on here too.
At least he eventually got his winners medal!
And that pesky Geoff Hurst scored a hat trick for England to win the World Cup. Yes, a great pity.
@@ajay999999 Shame you didnt!!!
Without doubt Englands greatest striker. If you do not believe me, then compare his scoring ratio against how many international games he played to ANY other England striker. He is LIGHT YEARS ahead of the rest.......forget Rooney or whoever else as they are no where near Greave's scoring average.
If he had played 100 plus games then he for sure would STILL be top of the table.
Come on Mr.Levy......let us get a statue at WHL, so Greavesy can unveil it.
I was a mad man utd supporter in the 60s and travelled all over to watch them ,loved it when we played spurs always a great game ,i used to get scared to death everytime they gave the ball to greaves a world class finisher,i can see him now in his pomp stood there at white heart lane ,a great player from a time when footbal was great and l was for the working man and you could ask your parents for a few bob to go and watch the game ,exciting players playing with great skill and hearts as big as footballs not mercenaries like today,playing for any club that pays the most and no loyalty
I'm a proud Scotsman but even I must admit to being a big Greaves fan, always had me laughing when he referred to my country as chilly jockoland on saint and greavsie.
My hero growing up,i cried when he left spurs.
When you look how good Jimmy Greaves was he made putting the ball in the net look so easy. The ability to bring the ball down & hit the target all in one move is poetry in motion, can't think of any British player today that has that gift! No English striker has ever been near him, his record speaks for that. Thanks for all the great memories Jimmy Greaves gave me ,when it was 1 shilling & six to get into the boys at Tottenham. Who do we have in the game today that scored running the length of the pitch dribbling past players at speed & putting the ball in the net? In those days only A great George Best could do it. Jimmy Greaves & Best a 10. Rooney a six .Bale a Seven! Today's market Jimmy would very worth £200.000 million. Would guarantee you at least 25/30 goals a season. He what we need at Tottenham today! Steve
Greavsie scored on all his debut’s (for Chelsea, Ac Milan, Tottenham, West Ham & of course for England). World class finisher, awesome player. ⚽️😧🌟
So did George Hudson. On most of his debuts he scored a hat-trick.
Get well soon Jimmy from all your fans who respect and love you.
Will never be an English goal scorer like you ever again one in a million.
Made the game look so easy,and boy was he fast and his skills were out of this world.
Far and away the greatest English goal scorer of all time no one comes close.
Yet some of the modern brigade don’t even know him.
They can't see past their very fat undeserved wallets.
@@seltaeb3302 And their silly red, pink, yellow, purple, white shoes.
wonderful player and a great character
The finest striker England ever had or ever will have
The greatest EVER English striker, just magnificent , and he never ever let trainers influence the way he played, a total natural, a wit, and a lovely man to be around, not that I ever had that undoubted pleasure.
Unbelievable player!!!
There’s never been one close to Jimmy. Awesome season after season . I was PRIVILEGED enough to witness Jimmy from the mid 60s onwards and have seen many great strikers but Jimmy the very, very best.
Jimmy was my hero at Chelsea!
His acceleration was devastating!
His skills on the run and finishing were comparable to today's Lionel Messi.
And the pitches and the football and the boots were heavy.
terry kerrison nice sentiment but wrong way around! Messi is comparable to Greavesy!
+terry kerrison agree with the comparison with Messi, though extraordinary as Jimmy was, I think you have to say Messi is even more so.
Envy you that you were there to witness his astonishing emergence as a teenager at Stamford Bridge. As a Spurs fan I remember gasping at the newsreel clips of his goalscoring feats for Chelsea in those early days. He truly was a sensation the whole footballing world was agog at, the way he just danced through defences with the ball seemingly tied to his feet by an invisible string until all of a sudden the ball would be bouncing in the back of the net before you could fathom how it could possibly have squirmed it's way in there.
I got to witness his magic for myself when he came back from Italy, and was at White Hart Lane that memorable December day he made his Tottenham debut with an amazing hattrick. His second strike, a breath-taking angled scissor-kick from the edge of the box, lives with me to this very day as probably the most extraordinary goal I have ever seen.
RIP. A wonderful footballer and a true gentleman. From an Arsenal fan.
I was fortunate enough to see this man play . I think he was the GREATEST footballer I have ever seen . Put the ball ANYWHERE near him in front of the goal and it was in the back of the net . His dribbling skills were phenomenal .NOBODY and I mean NOBODY comes anywhere close to his goals ratio. Even now.
To do what he did in an era where defenders basically needed to break your leg to get booked, on pitches that at times resembled first world war no man's land, and you begin to understand just how great he was. On today's pitches with today's rules on tackling he'd have been even more prolific.
csb73 defenders today are 10 times faster and overall better so I doubt that
You obviously never saw him play.
So true about football then and now...I don't watch it now at all..
@@loukaskarath397 but as soon as they touched him....free kick penalty...that today's football.. Have a look at older eras.. Notice something strange?....players ACTUALLY TRYING TO STAY ON THEIR FEET WHEN CONTACT IS MADE!!!!!....its an amazing discovery!
@@loukaskarath397 duh...so would he be.
RIP Jimmy. As a Liverpool fan I always loved watching you play. A legend of the game!
I think one of the best ways to appreciate how good he was, is to read a biography about the man. I read one several years back, and was simply astounded at some of the stats and anecdotes related to him. Goal scoring to this man was as natural as breathing!
Jimmy Greaves ~~~ From us all at Paradise , you were the best !! Thanks for all your gifts !! 🍀🥇🍀💚
His 44 goals in an England shirt in only 57 appearances is mind boggling. When you think Wayne Rooney who holds the record at 53 goals but it took him 120 appearances. Imagine how many Jimmy would have scored in that many appearances, no one would have touched his record.
Watching this with tears in my eyes, Please recover Jimmy, there will never be a better goalscorer, A great man.
Greaves about 25 in a season, CR7 about 70 in a season dumbass
+Blaze Badass Unfortunately for you, Greaves goal scoring ratio is 0.75 per first-class game. The thick-necked perma-tanned nob's is only 0.66, and no matter how many he can score against weak la liga sides, he will never improve it to level Jimmy's - dumbass
+andrestierradelfuego Very well said man #respect
The Man, simple as that, a natural talent 😊
RIP Jimmy, you little genius ⚒️
In his prime he was the best goal scorer I ever saw, closely followed by Gerd Muller. He was sold to Milan by Chelsea against his real wishes as he never wanted to leave. The deal was already done before the end of that season and he played in Chelsea's final game of the season away to Nottingham Forest. I think the score was 2-4 to Chelsea, and he scored all four goals.
How about Romario of Brazil?
Greatest English striker ever !!! And I'm an arsenal fan .
Such a shame a player of his brilliance didn't play in the 1966 World Cup final.
I know of course that the result justifies the decision to leave him out, but it's still so so unfortunate.
Geoff Hurst wouldn't be 'Sir Geoff' if Jimmy hadn't been injured in 1966, quite simply, it would have been (and rightly so) Sir Jimmy Greaves. Geoff Hurst wasn't in the same league, by any stretch of the imagination, as Jimmy Greaves. A legend in every respect Sir !!!
Jimmy Greaves WAS FIT TO PLAY in the Final and Alf Ramsey had a decision to make. The manager opted for Hurst and with no substitutes, Jimmy Greaves was left sitting on the sidelines among the reserves.
Sad but true. Though he did eventually get his Winners medal.
Is it true Greaves failed to score on the first 2 matches at WC 66
The Monte-Carlo Gazannova It also could have been a runners up medal. That final belongs to Geoff Hurst end of story.
@@megadave1197 We are all grateful to Hurst but the man of the match was Alan Ball. Hurst was very lucky to get his chance, because jimmy was injured, but took it with both hands. Sir Alf's gamble paid off.
One of the best footballer of his time.
Of any time
They don't make them like that anymore, my boyhood hero, still love watching his archive of goals,top notch,stay strong Jim.
Greaves joined West Ham in 1970, not 1969, part exchanging with Martin Peters. I remember it! Great striker and great personality.
The greatest English striker ever, I never forgave Ramsey for leaving him out, he was the best from 66 to 70 but we took Astle to Mexico, Hurst was never in Jimmy's league. Anyone who thinks Rooney was either, needs some help. Simply the best.
Better than all the rest.
Best striker and goal scorer for club and Country other strikers to admire in them days for for club and Country were Dennis Law and Allan Clarke who should have played far more games for England.
That is a really sweet left foot he had. Such a quick strike, not a lot of backlift and lots of power. And pace to spare. One of the few players you look back at and think would do just as well today.
Dixie Dean fact
Without a doubt the best British striker off all time and one of the best ever the pitches he played on compared to what they play on now just imagine how many he wud if scored today genius off a footballer
He scored goals when the ball was brown and the pitches were heavy.What a player
RIP Mr Greaves. An absolute legend.
Comfortably as good as Messi, and when you consider how bad the boots, the balls and the pitches were, then you could argue that he was even better. Astonishing player.
Don’t be silly! Messi is one of the all time greats. Only English player on that level is Moore.
@@megadave1197sorry mate you’re obviously the silly one. Your comparison is up the wall, it’s like comparing Messi with Peter Stilton!
Jimmy Greaves was the very, very best, you could not have been around.
The best around in his day by a very long way, made it look soooo simple.
my dad's favourite player and one of England's all time greatest
He looks so...calm...in the box. Never fazed. It's uncanny. Almost puts one in mind of the great Brazilian strikers, the likes of Ronaldo and Romario, particularly in the way he rounds the keeper.
it looks like when he is running at full speed his feet arent even touching the ground. A total freak blessed with incredible god given talent to play football with any foot at equal power. Imagine having to mark him! Like trying to mark fresh air. A willow-the-wisp almost ethereal footballer gone in the blink of an eye.
And don't forget his incredible wit. On tele he had everyone laughing, except Scottish goalkeepers of course.
Yep, very witty and intelligent man.
But his humour was never nasty or personal everyone took it as being just humour he was very accommodating.
WBA fc Baggies supporter : Jimmy Greaves, absolute god gifted natural goal scorer, his touch and finishing was silk like, his records are 'unbelievable', his charm, charisma and wit made us ALL love him as a Tru Tru MAN, footballing great, football pundit. I never met him, but I give his family & loved ones my sincere and most respectful Condolences. R.I.P Mr.Greaves, and may your God bestowe you with peace. C.O.Y.B!!
Jimmy Greaves was a brilliant footballer
He was a legend and I don't use that word lightly ... My condolences to his family ..rest in peace Jimmy sadly missed
From a Leeds United supporter bless u Jimmy ❤️🌹
Up there now with the Saint.
Lucky enough to have seen him play in 19 67 my first match what a player.
The greatest English striker in the modern game. Only Lineker in his class but Jimmy more skilful.
Nevertheless, he was one of only three players to get 300+ Div 1 goals. The first was Bloomer in the the first two decades of the 20th Century. The next was Dean in the next two decades, and you then had to wait 30 years for Greaves to break those records and he did it in a shorter time span.
The key point for me is that is that both the first and second Division goal scoring records for a season were set in the 20's, which I think is clear proof that goalscoring was a lot easier in that era. Yet Greaves went against that trend and set a First Div record forty years later that is still standing nearly 50 years on.
Fucking Lineker? 🤣🤣
Great goal scorer - but what skill he had too! One of England's best players.
Jim scored headers, tap ins, thunderbolts, every kind of goal, the greatest ever goal scorer IMO.
Greaves was the best finisher ever to play the game....FACT
Yes der bomber was the greatest ever striker.
Scored in european cup final world cup qtr semi & final euro final
no it is not a fact all- there have been many who have scored more- Pelé Bican, Friedenreich, Puskas, Romario, Muller, Di Stefano, Eusebio, C.Ronaldo, Messi, Nordahl....and Greaves did less otherwise than those.
He was a great finisher but not as good overall as Pelé, Di Stefano, Puskas, Eusebio, Ronaldo, Messi, Bican....,
+David M Of all the players who have played in the top five European Leagues (English, Spanish, Italian, French and German) the number one scorer is Jimmy Greaves with one goal more than the brilliant Gerd Muller.
Tony Gardiner I like Romario as my favourite finisher. I like greaves too...
I think Jimmy would do better than Soldado even today! Remember when he joined Spurs and as he got the ball all you could hear the crowd suck in and hold their breath. Never heard (apart from Best) anyone have that effect since. Thanks Jimmy
Finally a football compilation video with decent music.
What's the name of the track?
Legend
He looked dangerous when he got the ball ..... he was dangerous. No flukes, no mis-hits, just pure finishing that I haven't seen since. A unique player and a crackin' personality. Love him.
Class that's the only word I can use to describe the man.
What a fabulous striker. Had known the name for years. It was only after watching a Potteries Derby video (stoke supporter) where he was the pundit that I decided to search him. Would be worth £100m these days.
I come back to this compilation often. Part of the reason is the music choice. UA-cam is full of football compilations where the music is so awful I watch on mute. This is the exception. This drum and bass track is absolutely perfect. It makes me nostaligc for a time I wasn't even born.
Jimmy was just extra special also must correct you on something Jimmy joined West Ham United in 1970 in a straight swop with Martin Peters
Jimmy + £80,000 for Peters.
im a man utd supporter, saw best, law, and greaves is the best goal scorer ive ever seen, better than Ronaldo, shearer, van basten, muller,
Richard Baker - greatest finisher I’ve ever seen in English football, no doubt!
True.
I don't think he could hit a ball like Ronaldo could from a free kick outside the box .and that goes for the other great players you mentioned . Just mho .
@@alexmccrorie4195 Yes but could Ronaldo do it back in there day with the heavier ball?
@@alexmccrorie4195 You're saying that Shearer & Messi can't score from free kicks? And there's a goal from a free kick from Jimmy in this film.
A terrific compilation. Thank you.
A master footballer. RIP Greavsie x
He wasn’t a good footballer he was a great footballer and my hero and tho he has left us he will remain my hero god bless you Jim RIP
That Tottenham team was insane
I had the pleasure of seeing him play.
He cut open defences like a man opening a bag of crisps
Thanks for upload.
By today's standards the goal celebrations were practically non-existent - a polite handshake and a well done was all that was needed, none of this taking the shirt off and waving it around and inviting your team mates to fall on top of you!!
They miss their girlfriends.....but seriously people like Greaves acted like they expected to score quite often again in the future. Class act.
most underated player ever and that spurs team was one of the best ever
Not sure he was ever 'underated' he was a great player and the fans and media gave him full credit for his abilities.
@@CamcorderSteve plus people say he was better than Gerd Muller because Spurs team wasn't as good as Munich
matthew mulvaney When has he ever been underrated? He’s widely considered to be in the top 5 English strikers ever.
@@megadave1197 he kinds is....people talk about Shearer more than they talk about Greaves
@@phistoltv5196 I’d say they were on par.
I was at an Arsenal away game to Aston Villa in 1960 and after the game (which I believe we lost) the Arsenal team came to Birmingham New Street station to get the train back to London. A crowd of Arsenal fans surrounded the then Arsenal manager George Swindin and asked him him if Arsenal were interested in signing Jimmy Greaves from AC Milan. “No, he’s a troublemaker”, came the reply from Swindin. I’ve never forgotten that statement by him.
Could be that he would have gone to Spurs anyway, but when you think Jimmy played for 3 London clubs(4 if you count Barnet), but never the biggest which Arsenal are, what
a missed opportunity..
Fabulous player, who along with Duncan Edwards were 2 of the greatest ever English players of all time.
AT the time that Greaves played for Spurs Arsenal were not the biggest team in London. They became that after Greaves practically ended his career.
I'm sure you could make the totally superfluous music even louder if you tried.
Best ever. Certainly of English strikers.
For me the greatest player in a Spurs shirt, RIP to the master
I think he was a better finisher because he was always calm. He never really panicked. He made sure to hang around in areas where something (usually requiring simple direct finishing) could just happen for him. And all that booze helps calm the nerves too. His left footed strikes from the top of the box remind of podolski's!
Logan. Most English forwards past and present freeze when one on one with the keeper, not Jimmy. Cool as you like, Jimmy would nearly always score. Best English striker I have seen since 1963 inc Shearer, Hurst, Charlton, Kane, etc. Like Best, I reckon he would have been fantastic on today's pitches and stand off zonal defending.
That "drum beat" is just torture.
Greaves statue at new stadium? Yes!
John Whitefoot but not only Jimmy Bill Nicholson too!
He certainly deserves something named after him. Perhaps a Stand or dare I say a Bar
A goal every 1.3 games for England... that's an incredible record!
RIP Greavesy. It’s a shame it took your pride to bring me here.
Such a wondrous talent
Unreal ❤️
Norman Hunter always said the best game he ever had marking Greavsie, he restricted him to one half chance, Unfortunately he scored with it.
Proper footballer playing in a proper football team and I’m a Scot.
I've told my sons about Jimmy Greaves and they asked "Daddy, is there any player today that plays like Jimmy Greaves did?"
"Messi" I reply.
I couldnt agree more. Two peas in a pod 👍
Messi not in the same class.
Two completely different players.
Once seen never forgoten---A true gem of a player, and a living Legend!!!
He meant so much to do many across the generations
Absolutely incredible goalscoring stats and what a guy after he went into the media .A True Legend .
Absolutely world class,didn't no he was that good !!
What a player...what a player..wow..
Pure Class, both on and off the pitch.... many of those goals would be goal of the month even now.
The single greatest goalscorer that the U.K. has ever seen.His record at all his clubs,and of course England,is fantastic and all from an era when the pitches could very quickly end up a quagmire and defenders were going all out to stop him using any means possible.If Jimmy were playing today,God knows what his transfer value would be but I am glad to be old enough to just about remember him at Spurs when football was still a sport and contained the occasional smile on its face.Jimmy,thanks for the goals and the memories,good health to you and the family.
Legend. RIP Greavsie.
Two footed,a supreme clinical finisher,sublime first touch and skill,quick and no mean header too.He has style and made decent defenders look woeful. AND,this is crucial when assesssing his record. Can you believe this? No penalties. If you took Rooney and Kanes oenalties out,they'd be no where near him, A Master and suprme goal scorer. WHat a player!!!!!!!!!!
The best there is.
quite simply the best ever...
I agree top player I’m a Chelsea fan and I always remember peter bonetti clapping his goal lovely times both true gents