1969-70 Season (ITV)
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- This is the second "chapter" of what I have considered as one of the biggest challenges I will have to do in this channel. A compilation of every goal available from ITV's football since 1968 to 1997. This chapter is from the 1969-70 season. Here are the games included:
Granada TV:
16/Aug - Manchester United 1 Southampton 4
30/Aug - Everton 3 Leeds United 2
13/Sep - Manchester United 1 Liverpool 0
27/Sep - Stockport County 1 Fulham 4
11/Oct - Everton 3 Sunderland 1
15/Nov - Manchester City 4 Manchester United 0
22/Nov - Manchester United 3 Tottenham Hotspur 1
06/Dec - Manchester United 0 Chelsea 2
20/Dec - Everton 1 Derby County 0
10/Jan - Manchester United 2 Arsenal 1
24/Jan - FA Cup 4th Round - Manchester United 3 Manchester City 0
21/Feb - FA Cup 6th Round - Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 1
21/Mar - Liverpool 0 Everton 2
28/Mar - Manchester United 1 Manchester City 2
04/Apr - Blackpool 1 Queens Park Rangers 1
Yorkshire TV:
30/Aug - Sheffield Wednesday 1 Liverpool 1 (Liverpool goal)
06/Sep - Leeds United 2 Manchester United 2
13/Sep - Sheffield Wednesday 1 Leeds United 2 (Leeds goals)
27/Sep - Coventry City 1 Leeds United 2 (1 goal)
18/Oct - Sheffield United 2 Blackpool 3 (1 goal)
22/Nov - Leeds United 1 Liverpool 1
13/Dec - Leeds United 2 Sheffield Wednesday 0
20/Dec - Sheffield Wednesday 1 Arsenal 1
28/Feb - Leeds United 2 Crystal Palace 0
21/Mar - Huddersfield Town 2 Birmingham City 0
04/Apr - Leeds United 2 Burnley 1
Tyne Tees TV:
13/Sep - Newcastle United 0 Derby County 1
18/Oct - Sunderland 1 Arsenal 1
08/Nov - Newcastle United 3 Sunderland 0
27/Dec - Sunderland 1 Manchester United 1 (Sunderland goal)
17/Jan - Sunderland 2 Tottenham Hotspur 1
Harlech TV:
15/Nov - Bristol City 2 Queens Park Rangers 0 (1 goal)
07/Feb - FA Cup 5th Round - Swindon Town 3 Scunthorpe United 1
21/Mar - Bristol City 3 Swindon Town 3 (1 goal)
ATV:
16/Aug - Nottingham Forest 1 Leeds United 4
20/Sep - Derby County 5 Tottenham Hotspur 0
01/Nov - Derby County 4 Liverpool 0
06/Dec - Coventry City 3 Tottenham Hotspur 2
24/Jan - FA Cup 4th Round - Derby County 3 Sheffield United 0
07/Feb - FA Cup 5th Round - Northampton Town 2 Manchester United 8
21/Mar - Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 Leeds United 2 (Leeds goals)
Anglia TV:
23/Aug - Luton Town 3 Orient 2 (4 goals)
13/Sep - Hull City 4 Bolton Wanderers 2 (2 goals)
27/Sep - Hull City 1 Charlton Athletic 1
25/Oct - Hull City 2 Huddersfield Town 3 (Hull goals)
22/Nov - Hull City 1 Watford 1 (Hull goal)
27/Dec - Ipswich Town 2 Tottenham Hotspur 0
31/Jan - Hull City 2 Sheffield United 3 (Hull goals)
London Weekend TV:
09/Aug - Arsenal 0 Everton 1
16/Aug - Millwall 1 Charlton Athletic 1
23/Aug - Crystal Palace 0 Tottenham Hotspur 2 (1 goal)
30/Aug - Chelsea 1 Crystal Palace 1
06/Sep - West Ham United 0 Tottenham Hotspur 1
13/Sep - Tottenham Hotspur 0 Manchester City 3
20/Sep - Arsenal 2 Manchester United 2
27/Sep - Chelsea 3 Arsenal 0
04/Oct - Queens Park Rangers 4 Middlesbrough 0
11/Oct - Tottenham Hotspur 0 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
18/Oct - Chelsea 2 West Bromwich Albion 0
01/Nov - Crystal Palace 1 Arsenal 5
08/Nov - Arsenal 4 Derby County 0
15/Nov - Chelsea 1 Everton 1
22/Nov - West Ham United 3 Derby County 0
06/Dec - West Ham United 0 Manchester City 4
13/Dec - Fulham 3 Bristol Rovers 1
20/Dec - Tottenham Hotspur 0 West Ham United 2
27/Dec - Queens Park Rangers 2 Birmingham City 1
03/Jan - FA Cup 3rd Round - Chelsea 3 Birmingham City 0
10/Jan - Tottenham Hotspur 2 Derby County 1
17/Jan - Arsenal 0 Chelsea 3
31/Jan - Watford 2 Leicester City 1 (1 goal)
07/Feb - FA Cup 5th Round - Crystal Palace 1 Chelsea 4
14/Feb - Tottenham Hotspur 1 Leeds United 1 (1 goal)
21/Feb - FA Cup 6th Round - Queens Park Rangers 2 Chelsea 4
07/Mar - League Cup Final - Manchester City 2 West Bromwich Albion 1
14/Mar - FA Cup Semifinal - Chelsea 5 Watford 1
21/Mar - Chelsea 2 Manchester United 1
28/Mar - Crystal Palace 1 Ipswich Town 1
04/Apr - Chelsea 1 Tottenham Hotspur 0
11/Apr - FA Cup Final - Leeds United 2 Chelsea 2
02/May - Tottenham Hotspur 1 Arsenal 0
Midweek:
01/Oct - European Cup Winners' Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg - Manchester City 3 Atlético Bilbao 0
29/Oct - League Cup 5th Round - Manchester City 3 Queens Park Rangers 0
03/Dec - League Cup Semifinal 1st Leg - Manchester City 2 Manchester United 1
29/Apr - FA Cup Final Replay - Chelsea 2 Leeds United 1 (With ORIGINAL Brian Moore commentary)
European Finals:
28/Apr - Fairs' Cup Final 2nd Leg - Arsenal 3 Anderlecht 0
International games:
18/Apr - Home International - Wales 1 England 1
18/Apr - Home International - Northern Ireland 0 Scotland 1
Thank you for putting this up. The first match I ever went to was Arsenal v Man Utd in Sept 69. Today was the first time I've seen the goals since then. Absolutely brilliant. Thanks again.
thank you for putting this up. I saw the Arsenal Man Utd Game and Spurs beating Arsenal. This is the first time in almost 46 years I've been able to view the goals again.Very many thanks
You are simply a living legend...end of story!
Great footage. The goalkeepers don't have numbers on the back of their jerseys - when was this introduced into the English game?
3:14 - 1969-70 was the last season for Stockport County featuring a jersey with a band across the middle.
10:30 - with the introduction of colour TV, did many teams update their kits so that they would stand out better?
21:20 - you don't see too many pitches like this today!
23:09 - Eddie Gray scores one of the best solo goals of all-time.
28:52 - goalscorer John Trollope still holds the record for the most games in the Football League by a player who played with only one club - 770 games for Swindon Town between 1960 and 1980.
36:03 - first time I've seen the four goals in the game that weren't scored by George Best!
48:06 - cracking goal by Ray Crawford.
53:30 - the outrageous skill of Rodney Marsh.
1:21:58 - ball was placed outside of the corner arc, so the goal shouldn't have been allowed.
1:21:58 Looks ok...
The ref should have had the corner kick retaken, as the ball was not in the arc.
It`s on the line.....
Fantastic stuff! I love the way Brian Moore can´t hide his love for the Gooners !
Greatest commentator who ever lived. The 1997 Newcastle Utd - Barcelona Champions League game in his final season is my favourite commentary of his.
I always think of Tony Coleman as the greatest commentator of them all . But I loved Brian Moore too . I also think there were another 3 or 4 top , top football commentators from this era . I loved listening to them all when I was a young boy , still love hearing them now . They were so much better than today’s commentators . A world of difference , way superior . And the football from this period was light years ahead of the football played today , in my opinion . It was just so exciting . Thrilling in fact . Today’s game just cannot compare . Rubbish in comparison .
Chelsea s kit never to b forgotten
What was it?
Amazing work! Thank you very much!
Thanks for uploading this - a fantastic project
Great to see this,so mucho appreciation for hard work in acquiring these images!..And I was only 4yrs old at the time,but this was football!.Sure u have better Football fields,Med Tech,&the general fitness levels are better..But football wise,no f##king way..if there was a chanel showing football from the 50's right up until the early 90's I wouldn't waste my time with today's fayre on display..,'Reality TV' Football!
crikey its a wonder spurs didnt go down this season - we were awful. 60-70 really marked the end of bill nicholson's 'glory glory' side. Credit to him for rebuilding and creating a very good spurs team in the early 70s. No question signing the martin peters from west ham was crucial to tottenham's early 70s revival which saw them win 3 trophies in 3 seasons and reach another european final
Nice job ... I was a kid when this happened in the late 60s but the names I recognized when was an early teen in the 70s are all here .. I even remember the commentators voices ... they knew then that here was 'cadence' and 'swing' to the game that persists to today
Believe it or not Swindon beat Juventus that season 4-0 and Roma and Napoli . Downsboro , thomas , trollope , butler , burrows , harland , heath , smart , Horsefield, noble , rogers and gough.just missed out on promotion to div one . What a season that was .
A young Kevin Keegan palying for Scunthorpe v Fulham in the first half hour...
Everton would go on to win the First Division championship that season, Culminating reaching their peak after a good 1968-69 season. Spurs and Leeds had challenged them all the way.
Arsenal were a great team with perfect balance and would succeed Everton the next season and complete a league and cup double.
Players like John Radford and Charlie George, and Peter Osgood would have been a revelation in the Premier League.
Sadly Everton, after providing four players who played in the 1970 Mexico world cup, fell away in the early 70s. The four, Ball, Labone, Newton and Tommy Wright became shadows of the players they were in the late 60s. To think the great strikers and defenders on show here were paid a pittance compared to the 1980s onwards.
9:00 - that shot from Charlton 😳😳
I was at The Arsenal Everton game. Actually I think I put the mockers on the Toffees. I saw 7 of their games and they lost three of them. But they were a great side. Biggest highlight for me though is the Rod Marsh magic at 53.30. The biggest ever crowd at a reserve match at Roots Hall was when Southend Reserves played QPRs and Rodney was playing his first game after coming back from injury.
Great stuff. Thanks!
you re the biggest friend of all football adicted geezers THANK YOU VERRY MUCH MATE if you could do this with other countries that would be perfect
Great, to see smo many games rarely seen. A gripe. Very London centric especially of Chelsea. Was that the choice of TV schedules? The dominant teams were Everton and Leeds. You wouldn't know it by the compilation
The Big Match was a regional show. Often, the London edition was shown in other regions in weeks where they didn't have their own show
Derby 9 Spurs + Liverpool 0 within a few weeks...those really were the days...
Everton had a brilliant team then
5 defeats out of 42 in the League, the most notable defeat being the 0-3 loss to Liverpool on 6/12/69 at Goodison Park and the Sandy Brown OG. Everton avenged the defeat at Anfield as can be seen here
UK, Liverpool. Rivals of Liverpool FC
West Wright brown Harvey husband Hurst ball royle morrisey labone just from memory Kenyon young whittle Harry Catterick
@@garychallis8293 Can’t forget Howard Kendall!
Keith Newton
some great memories there ..
Did anyone notice kevin keegan playing for scunthorpe utd against Swindon ?
The greatest Everton side EVER!
Very good team but I put the Everton side of 84-87 above them.
Muddy english pitches were blamed for the lack of dribbling and shooting quality, continental pitches were grassier and drier.
Thanks man!
Steve Earl of Derby went on to make a living in the music business singing copperhead road
worth watching alone for Eddie Gray's 2 goals v Burnley early on...and my first viewing of the 4-0 drubbing Derby gave us-Liverpool-at the Baseball Ground...listened to match reports on radio at the time but never seen the goals, great stuff. Sort of!
when football was a real pleasure for the working man , all games kicked off at the same time . Okay the pitches might not be like today's pitches however the players more than made up for this with their determination to compete for every ball. Tackles were full on unlike today's game , you only have to sneeze and they fall down clutching their limbs.Has for the fans Saturdays was their day , the smell of cigarettes and hot pies , the sound of the sings from the terraces the then game died thanks to Sky
and the money was the BIGGEST factor behind it
@jwgeezer spot on
Not a lot has changed with Man U being on all the time. Everton were champions and Leeds second. Hardly on.
That's cos United will attract more viewers. Even when we were in Div 2. Fact.
Your never ever see the likes of some of these players again . Every team in those days had special players, didn't matter who you supported. I was brought up on Law Best and Charlton. But I have to consider the likes of the Greavsies , Hurst,s , Osgood,s , Lees and marsh,s of this world and the countless others that were to grace the English game at that time. Players with various skills , players who were hard.
I like many was so lucky to see the many characters that made sat afternoon,s a bit special . Most of them in my opinion were worth their weight in gold compared to some who play today . But as we all know the game has changed. I often wonder how some of today's players would of coped if they had played in the 60,s and 70,s .
They could play a bit let me tell you.They could mix it to
Don't remember much of this ..... though "terrible mistake by Gary Sprake" rings a bell or two.
He was a fine goalie, which is why he broke the world record transfer fee, I've seen lots of goalie errors at that time from the likes of Stepney and Bob Wilson, yet everyone remembers Sprake's howlers. People should remember he also made fine saves in that FA Cup final, was excellent in the 65 FA Cup final and the 68 Fairs Cup final. He recently died and it's high time there was a reassessment.
Spot on, I've even spotted a few from a certain G Banks on other footage of the time.
Maybe it was all they could find to criticise Leeds
Have you the ITN VHS called Golden Goals? I have this. It has a lot of old footage on.
Great memories, I have to say the standard of goalkeeping wasn't very good.
Bernard Jay . Sprake was always having mishaps . There was some amazingly good goalkeepers from that period though. Banks , Jennings , Bonetti , Stepney , Shilton , Wilson , Corrigan , Montgomery , Springett , to name just a few . In fact during this era it was generally accepted that England had the best goalkeepers in the world . You have to remember that the pitches could be diabolical in those days often with a very heavy and muddy ball . That made it so much more difficult for goalkeepers than it is for keepers today , playing in pristine conditions with a much lighter and cleaner ball . It was a nightmare trying to stop a thunderous shot with a great big heavy and muddy football back then . Today’s keepers have it easy in comparison .
Under what circumstances were matches shot in colour vs black and white? Did it depend on what the home club could afford?
Sridhar Sarnobat This is a very good question and I have a good answer. No, it did not depend on the home club; but for the capacity of the TV station to have colour cameras. Colour Tv arrived on ITV on November 15th 1969, but only London, the Midlands and Yorkshire covered their games in colour by that day (both had test recordings of early games in colour). Granada (North West) started their colour coverage in January 1970, and the rest were arriving: Tyne Tees started the following season, as well as Southern. HTV (Wales and Bristol) and Anglia (Ipswich and Norwich) were the latest, in 1971-72.
This does not mean that colour was everywhere, because there were moments where bad light meant that cameras had to be switched to B/W (example of this, games in Anglia during 1973) or during the winter of 1970, where a Technicians strike meant that all ITV programmes were shown and recorded in Monochrome.
+FootballGaffesGalore Fascinating insight, thanks for sharing that. As a business school graduate with an interest in mass communications technology innovation (plus of course being a big football fan), footage like this brings the history to life.
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Also on ITV the colour technicians often went on strike
Blackpool
15:06-15:26
Bit wet at Huddersfield
Was there good win. UTT
1:23:10
Ron Davies 4 goals against man United John Sydenham fast as xxxx wish football was as simple today as then pub just turn up find a spot all your mates around have a swear shout jump up and down no stewards telling you to keep still quiet no wonder all the kids are fat having to sit all match
Everton won the League but this is obviously southern bias again