Hoddle was a genius and revered around the world by the football in Rates including Cruyff, Maradona & Zico all of which said that he was world-class , but he was greatly wasted and unappreciated in an England era preoccupied with work rate and crunch tackling that got us nowhere. He would be in the hundreds of millions of pounds on the transfer market now.
Hoddles goal should've made the GOTS list, it certainly made the rounds of 'classic goals' compilations in following years, is it too late to put it in instead of Clive Allens tap-in? lol
For me it includes the 1990s, teams still mainly Brits, about 4 overseas. Same ball dynamics since 1966 say, unlike the ping pong ball used now & tackling, thanks Vinnie! Money, well wages much more but still sensible like a pop singer & transfer fees at about 5 mill or so. Now the money its crazy, even during Covid they got full wages in 30-50 grand a week, unlike ground & office staff got furloughed for taxpayers to pay. Truly shameful.
I will always have a great feeling of warmth and nostalgia for the football in this era, . .some great players , and teams,..who produced the goods week in week out on muddy pitches , and at a time when hard tackling was part and parcel of the game....today's game as an artificial almost manufactured look to it today,...perfectly manicured pitches, and pampered overpaid Players are the norm now,...more's the pity,....I loved the imperfections and grittiness of the old games,.. When players played hard , and VAR was just a distant nightmare.......yes Saturday afternoon at 3 on a cold blustery winters day, sipping cold tea, and munching on a lukewarm hotdog , cheering your team on , as they battle for the points on a quagmire of a pitch,....as the rain sweeps round the ground and into your face....miss those great times
just reading that...i recall that feeling coming home on a late sat afternoon in the early 1980s and it was cold checking the scores and feeling warm beautifully said..
@@kailashpatel1706 I live in the Midlands , and I recall retuning home after a match in the 1980s on a wintery night popping in for the late local paper to get all the days football results, ...I'd get in the house , put the kettle on and settled down to see how my pools coupon had done, ....them times seemed much simpler ,....great memories
@@chrisevans5259 the pools is a throwback!! but when i see players of that time like cowans, steve coppell, morley, regis, perryman etc etc they all could tackle and header a football..look just at the 1990s and scholes and beckham could not do either, not very well anyway..
@@kailashpatel1706 I have some great memories of going to games in those times, and there seemed an honesty with players, Bryan Robson , was a real favourite of mine, he gave everything in games,.. to much sometimes that's why he was prone to injury,.... football today hasn't the soul , raw emotion or excitement of these times,....
What a fantastic effort from Ipswich Town. They had a great side and pushed Liverpool all the way. This title has to be one of the most satisfying for Liverpool, with so many new young players in the team.
Just look at the Anfield pitch on the last day of the season.......grass and mud,excellent and not like today's bowling green pitches where the players walk off as clean as they did at kick off.
Exactly what I've said. Pitches are green but sterile, unlike the 20th C where they had a factor in the game. The Baseball Ground was awful come September 😄 but you got cracking matches & skill. Even non League clubs now have perfect pitches, where's the mud..
@John Hastings Also how many of the years between 1912 and 1985 were Spurs and Liverpool in the same division. When you factor that in then the record may not sound so impressive.
Goodness Barry Davies had a right go at Ipswich & basically telling Bobby Robson to be retired or sacked. Ipswich were runners up & yes this match was poor but give Ipswich & Robson their due for a good season.
Robson built a cracking side from around 73 to when he left in 82. They were unlucky in 81/2 as Liverpool bulldozed everyone after Christmas. Having said all that Ipswich should have won more trophies than the two they managed
Good to see Ipswich fans doing the same then as they do now, staying silent! Even when needing a win to possibly win the title they still don't sing. Some things NEVER change!
Terry Mc's starting berth in Eng World Cup starting lineup went for a burton when ruthless Bob Paisley dropped him this season after he had started all the WC qualifiers. He did still make the squad though.
@@kailashpatel1706 He was very unlucky not to play against Kuwait in place of Wilkins when England had booked their place in the next round - Greenwood made several changes in that game.
A time before SKY, a time when there was order, now there is chaos.
Some goal by hoddle
Outside of Hoddles peg! Not to many players could do that back in the day......and I’m an Arsenal supporter
Hoddle was a genius and revered around the world by the football in Rates including Cruyff, Maradona & Zico all of which said that he was world-class , but he was greatly wasted and unappreciated in an England era preoccupied with work rate and crunch tackling that got us nowhere. He would be in the hundreds of millions of pounds on the transfer market now.
Dear old Bob and Sir Bobby on the same screen. Two great men of the game.
I don't watch match of the day now, PL is boring, bad officiating and too much cheating. Much rather watch the old classic MOTD
definitely an Arsenal fan
Hoddles goal should've made the GOTS list, it certainly made the rounds of 'classic goals' compilations in following years, is it too late to put it in instead of Clive Allens tap-in? lol
Thought the same thing myself ha ha
The final years of the late, great British game.
For me it includes the 1990s, teams still mainly Brits, about 4 overseas. Same ball dynamics since 1966 say, unlike the ping pong ball used now & tackling, thanks Vinnie! Money, well wages much more but still sensible like a pop singer & transfer fees at about 5 mill or so. Now the money its crazy, even during Covid they got full wages in 30-50 grand a week, unlike ground & office staff got furloughed for taxpayers to pay. Truly shameful.
I will always have a great feeling of warmth and nostalgia for the football in this era, . .some great players , and teams,..who produced the goods week in week out on muddy pitches , and at a time when hard tackling was part and parcel of the game....today's game as an artificial almost manufactured look to it today,...perfectly manicured pitches, and pampered overpaid Players are the norm now,...more's the pity,....I loved the imperfections and grittiness of the old games,.. When players played hard , and VAR was just a distant nightmare.......yes Saturday afternoon at 3 on a cold blustery winters day, sipping cold tea, and munching on a lukewarm hotdog , cheering your team on , as they battle for the points on a quagmire of a pitch,....as the rain sweeps round the ground and into your face....miss those great times
just reading that...i recall that feeling coming home on a late sat afternoon in the early 1980s and it was cold checking the scores and feeling warm beautifully said..
@@kailashpatel1706 I live in the Midlands , and I recall retuning home after a match in the 1980s on a wintery night popping in for the late local paper to get all the days football results, ...I'd get in the house , put the kettle on and settled down to see how my pools coupon had done, ....them times seemed much simpler ,....great memories
@@chrisevans5259 the pools is a throwback!! but when i see players of that time like cowans, steve coppell, morley, regis, perryman etc etc they all could tackle and header a football..look just at the 1990s and scholes and beckham could not do either, not very well anyway..
@@kailashpatel1706 I have some great memories of going to games in those times, and there seemed an honesty with players, Bryan Robson , was a real favourite of mine, he gave everything in games,.. to much sometimes that's why he was prone to injury,.... football today hasn't the soul , raw emotion or excitement of these times,....
I was there on the kop. Exhausted and by the end. Standing swaying since 1pm. Great ovation to clemence , twaddles doal, kennys go ahead goal.
Me too!
I was there too with my dad - on the Kop. What a great day of drama.
RIP Ray Clemence. Gave me so much pleasure to watch
What a fantastic effort from Ipswich Town. They had a great side and pushed Liverpool all the way.
This title has to be one of the most satisfying for Liverpool, with so many new young players in the team.
Just look at the Anfield pitch on the last day of the season.......grass and mud,excellent and not like today's bowling green pitches where the players walk off as clean as they did at kick off.
Exactly what I've said. Pitches are green but sterile, unlike the 20th C where they had a factor in the game. The Baseball Ground was awful come September 😄 but you got cracking matches & skill. Even non League clubs now have perfect pitches, where's the mud..
most of the Liverpool players collars are pink where the red dye has run from washing
At a time before mud became extinct.......
The face of King Kenny after the first goal says it all,I bow
Two Bob's, absolute gents and amazing managers.
Grobbelaar had Hoddle for the first goal its a good Bet if your the keeper.
Brilliant stuff classic happy days (:
I was on the kop to see us win the league...great day
Me too
@@michaelgrace1298 Me three!
Vintage gold.
Love you, mate!
Thanks for another great upload.
(I'd forgotten that Willie Young ever played for Forest.)
This is brilliant. I love showing my sons who used to be in the top flight. Names they don't recognize, but we do.
Agree with you there mate.
How good were Anderson and Davenport for Forest!?
Did Covid -19 bring you here too?
Listen to that pun from Motty.
Spurs hadn't won at Anfield since 1912.
They will need a Titanic effort this afternoon.
Spurs finally broke that infamous curse in March 1985 & have won several times at Anfield since then.
@John Hastings Also how many of the years between 1912 and 1985 were Spurs and Liverpool in the same division. When you factor that in then the record may not sound so impressive.
What a strike fron Hoddle!
1:17 polish flag wow
Cos we have always liked Poland mate and remember ww2 , plus its red & white .
Goodness Barry Davies had a right go at Ipswich & basically telling Bobby Robson to be retired or sacked. Ipswich were runners up & yes this match was poor but give Ipswich & Robson their due for a good season.
Robson built a cracking side from around 73 to when he left in 82. They were unlucky in 81/2 as Liverpool bulldozed everyone after Christmas. Having said all that Ipswich should have won more trophies than the two they managed
It was those two Division 1 Runners-Up places & the UEFA Cup that sealed the England job for Bobby Robson after the 1982 World Cup.
Some great uploads today,, thanks for sharing them with us.
great stuff keep em coming
Bob Paisley was so comfortable and talkative in front of the cameras that I thought I was watching Jurgen Klopp for a minute lol. Good old Bob.
Good to see Ipswich fans doing the same then as they do now, staying silent! Even when needing a win to possibly win the title they still don't sing. Some things NEVER change!
Before they learnt to professionally dive! Lol
Steve Hodge - Four years later he would become the owner of one of the most famous football shirts in history.
Whilst being managed by Bobby Robson.
Nice win for Forest at Ipswich
Woodcock went to Cologne not arsenal
That is true but he did go to Arsenal after Cologne.
lots of spurs goals for goal of the season 1982. Who won?.........anyway come on you spurs!.
the late Cyril Regis won...may he rest peacefully....
Terry Mc's starting berth in Eng World Cup starting lineup went for a burton when ruthless Bob Paisley dropped him this season after he had started all the WC qualifiers. He did still make the squad though.
Mcdermott would have been a superb holding player in the 1982 WC...yet that squad was mismanaged by Greenwood..
@@kailashpatel1706 He was very unlucky not to play against Kuwait in place of Wilkins when England had booked their place in the next round - Greenwood made several changes in that game.