I was at that game, I was in Scotland for a holiday with a mates family, they were Scottish and we lived in Oxford, I was use to watching Oxford Utd at the Manor Ground with maybe 15,000 max on a good day, never seen anything like it in my my life, even to this day, the blue disabled cars parked around the pitch, I also remember a Celtic fan running onto the pitch towards the Rangers fans and a cloud of bottles where launched at him, folk outside pissed out of their heads, absolutely great atmosphere, the spitting anger from the Rangers fans when Celtic scored at the end, I was 10 at the time....ironically I now live in Scotland, never really let on I wanted Celtic to win, I'd have been killed, I was in the Rangers end.
@@fraser_mr2009 The old celtic park was a great stadium we got 22.000 tickets for the Rangers end plus front and rear sections of the main stand,it was like a home game for us as so many Rangers fans live around Celtic park, brutal for Celtic fans the buses going up onto the motorway had to go through duke st pitch battles as the buses with celtic fans were attacked some would stop and jump off to fight, today's games are tame now compared to the 70s,80s.
Can’t disagree with that sentiment Sean. My Da brought me up to appreciate good football and he like myself was a Rangers man. Loved watching wee Jinky who had the heart of a Lion to match his talent. What a team those Lisbon Lions were. As you say a Celtic and football Legend. RIP.
Blast from the past, amazing footage. Glasgow in another age, when it was still a huge industrial city. A very strong Celtic team. Murdoch, McNeil, Jinky, Kenny D, George Connolly, Bobby Lennox....Quality. They dont make players like that anymore. Magic. COYBIG
See the difference, these players had no antics, great respect, handshakes when tackles were mistimed. I'm a bluenose, but what a fine footballing club are Celtic.
I also was at that game, we always stood in the enclosure next to the tunnel. There were regulars who stood there every couple of wks. If any was over the top with their language or ftp etc they were shouted down. A good mixture of guys and gals; regarding the game it was a great game, except for the score of course. But in Jimmy Johnstone, Scotland had a player who would have graced any club or country on the planet. He was genuinely from my experience, and we (my wife and I) followed the Gers home and away, was the only player who struck fear in our hearts every time he had the ball.... A true giant of the game. A very sad time for me was a few years after he retired from football, he passed us driving a builders van, in fact the back door flew open and he stopped to close it, we shouted kind words to this amazing footballer.
@@paulritchie5868 I was 14 left the bromloan rd end at 0 0 got to the bottom off the stairs and celts scored headed for govan cross to get a bus to the drum heard a roar thot it was time up it wasnt it was them eqalising got on bus still thot we had won got in my da phoned wat happend at ibrox I said we won 0 1 he said it was 1 1 and people have died I said never saw any trouble I thot he meant crowd trouble he said thank god your ok he said put telly on it's all over the news at the time only about 12 had died
I was at the celtic end at the disaster game left at 0 0 just got to the bottom off the stairs. And celtic scored headed to Govan cross to get a bus to Drumchapel on the way I heard another roar I thot it was full time and we had won but it was rangers equalising I didn't know rangers had scored till I got in the house
Yes! The famous Arthur Montford sports jacket! I haven't seen it in years. But isn't it great to have this bit of footage from an old firm game? It's 50 years old.
I was first in Ibrox ( Celtic Supporter ) at 15 years old 1975 I couldn’t believe the sheer size of the ground a vast concrete bowl. But some atmosphere
My uncle was barman in Evans pub in Bonhill. Fell out with the new wife one night. She thought I went upstairs watching the telly. Had 3 quid in my pocket. But I sneaked oot doon to Evans. Went home pissed and still had my 3 quid. My uncle took care of me. Rip uncle Hugh.
Thers no film off the 2nd game 0 3 even tommy callaghan scored the huns the huns were all over the place that day great memory s 3 in a row at ibrox dalglish a born hun lived across the road from ibrox and he banged one in in every game I cudnt do that against celtic that s why I dont like scot mcdonald for blowing us the league
i was at that match. celtic beat rangers 3 times at ibrox in a month and that was the 3rd one. the other two were 3-0 and 2-0 when dalglish scored with a penalty in his first match against rangers.
cup games I presume, this is before my time, though not by that much wur awe gitting on, where does it go? just watched Celtic beat them again 2nd Sept 2018 so going through old videos, also watching them win in some o them , its the biggest derby in the world to me, sorry am now rambling away from the point, am a little bit pished hail hail , n the best o luck to all.
They were not Reliant Robins. I forget who the actual manufacturers were, but they were described at the time as Invalid Cars. They were specifically designed for wheelchair users.
I was a teenager when this match was played . Looking back , it shows how football is so much faster and technically better now . I'm a Celtic fan but I saw nothing wrong with Colin Stein's disallowed goal . Big George Connelly was Celtic's Franz Beckenbauer . What a sad thing for the game of football when George decided to quit due to depression and the pressure placed upon him .
@@johnoriordan3266 strolled through every game ,h was like a rolls Royce if he had played against feyenordwe would have had 2 big ears cups , instead wim Jansen ran that match amid concern over Celtic players bonuses for said match , the board were at their games even then believe. It or not, George was pure class
Rangers and celtic used to have crazy supporters the early 70s was mental due to the troubles in Ulster.I can't get my head round that no segregation is in place.In the centenary stand at section C it's just a gap of a few feet no coppers or stewards .
Some very good players on display even great players. Fantastic atmosphere.Not sure when the divide between Scottish and english football started but it was great when scotland could produce teams that were more than competetiv. Football was miles better back then!!
A headed goal by Jimmy Johnstone in 89 minutes. Not for the first time in a 1971 Old Firm clash. And how much more sporting these matches were back then.
@duncanstirling5206 Arrests and convictions Duncan not something made up by celtic fans ,your fans accused Richard gough of being a nonce which was pure pish just lies to try to attempt to destroy someone ,so remember arrests ,convictions and how many were jailed again 3 was it and another escaped to Vietnam which is a nonces paradise .
@@Flyingscotsman93 the Neely & Dunn victims where told to take it up with the old club.... Suits yous to be liquidated when it comes to raping kids! Animals!
Celtic fan. A Totally different era, players had respect for each other, no cheating or diving or rolling about like they got pole axed, only just realised watching this that the Celtic fans got half the centenary stand too, so close to each other and no trouble, couldnt see the Rangers fans getting half the jungle haha.
My parents told me about Evan Williams, absolute nightmare goalie!defenders were nervous around him a total liability, thankfully we had a fantastic team to cancel out his numerous mistakes.and the rangers we're a decent team back then.
lol he said how did the shortest man on the pitch Johnstone score with his head for the winning goal?? I'll tell you cause he was a world class player and the huns were pish :-)
No matter how good these sides were in their era, most modern teams would absolutely demolish them. But there's something so brilliant watching these old highlights with the simplicity and flow of the game. Felt more entertaining, two teams with massive respect for each other on the pitch going end to end. Scottish football nowadays with every man behind the ball vs celtic or rangers is just fucking boring. Gave my season ticket up at Parkhead because of it and worked with a mad bluenose who did the same. No entertainment whatsoever in watching a one way street.
I was in that enclosure for the 0 3 game and the 2 3 game was sat on the wall this copper kept telling me to get off the wall I was only small and was trying to see he must have been a mason was at the celtic end broomlain rd end right up the back for the 0 2 game
some team then, a few quality streat bhoys ,if we kept them all except gk williams for 5 yr wede have bn in another euro final,that was when money started to engulf english and other high profile leagues,and players were thinking about a big payday and playing for the gersy started its decline,ther were few exceptions tho like jinky mcstay larrson and few more,hail hail
Match Report was a wee spin off from the Scotsport team and was usually an atrocious production....unwatchable at times especially when Alex Cameron was the 'commentator' or Bob Crampsey🤣🤣🤣
Clear goal from Stein that would have put Rangers 3-2 ahead . Yeah even in those days Rangers were getting all the decisions aye right . Good video .Rare find
I've read somewhere the Lisbon Lions were given one final game together at the the very end of the '70- '71 season in a harmless league match. I think it was against Clyde?
We played Clyde at Shawfield. Simpson got injured and Tommy Gemmel went in goals. Knee deep in snow, midweek afternoon KO due to floodlights not working, Celts won 1-0. My dad came into my class room at Abotsford place and took me there with my broad smile. Not sure of the full team though.
@@peteincretepm Vaguely remember that...hoops fans walking down Calder st past my school to polmadie....I think the Clyde game in '71 was the last appearance by the Lions...Ronnie Simpson lined up as they saluted the fans but I think John Fallon actually played in goals...heady days indeed.
It isn’t up for debate. Without the cheating years,, asterisk years, EBTs, whatever title you want to put on it, Jimmy Johnston then Henrik. The greatest players ever in Scotland.HH
Great days , great players on both sides. But I still do not like the sectarianism on both sides. Never forget as 10 year old going to watch my friends play for the local boys brigade in EK. They where one short , and my best friend , a protestant , said he said he can play. So the, they let me play in those old ash parks, we won 5-1 , I scored 4 , the guy who was running, it said after it, can you play for us every week, I said sure, then he asked, what school do you go to, Our lady of Lourdes said I, sorry son we cannae use you. Didnt think twice about it, told my dad and my mate what happened, he went nuts , my dad, just shook his head, dont worry about it son.They will get over it. My best friends from my young years are all protestants. They treated me with great respect, I seen the bad on both sides. I always hoped it would end in my lifetime. But no its still there.
My mother and father got married in a registered office went to the pictures after and went home to there own houses because one was catholic and one was prodestant some honeymoon eh
Nah rangers have always been lousy losers 65 66 cup final they attacked celtic players 19 69 they were getting battered 3 0 at at ht and they were battering one another hibs later they just cant take it manchester Barcalona newcastle manchester again Birmingham lousy losers blue and white shite
Think the Stein no-goal was 50-50. His foot was pretty high with studs maybe showing, but I (Celtic fan who remembers game) wouldn't have complained had it been given. I have never bought the theory espoused by some of my fellow Celts that Rangers enjoy all the bad or doubtful decisions in Old Firm games. I have sure seen plenty of that, but I have also seen Celtic benefit from bad or doubtful decisions.
I thought it should have stood, though it seems keepers were over protected even back then. I seriously doubt Jimmy Johnstone was offside for the goal he had disallowed either. he looked onside, and that was well after the ball had been kicked.
@@rabbieburns2501 LOL😂😂😂 how much more would the hoops have won wae a quality keeper over this period? Evan Williams/Dennis Connaghan/Ally Hunter/Roy Baines/PeterLatchford......still sure we woulda won in Seville if it hadn't been for auld careless hauns Rab Douglas.
@ Michael Lubin - The players back then were real men, not like the big jessies of today. That's why they had to have the square posts - otherwise the players would just be smashing their bonces off them repeatedly for no good reason, just to show them who was boss.
Evan Williams is the Celtic keeper. One of the worst goalies I have seen in a Celtic shirt. Celtic used to beat Rangers quite regularly during this period.
Yes, but he was generally a bomb scare . I cannot remember him saving one penalty. Even big Jock criticized Williams publicly . That Euro -final I remember quite clearly . Celtic totally under-estimated a very goodFeyenoord team and were too cocky. Wee Bertie was non existent that night - Connelly should have played . Their number 10 , Van Hanagem ran the show .
I was at that game, I was in Scotland for a holiday with a mates family, they were Scottish and we lived in Oxford, I was use to watching Oxford Utd at the Manor Ground with maybe 15,000 max on a good day, never seen anything like it in my my life, even to this day, the blue disabled cars parked around the pitch, I also remember a Celtic fan running onto the pitch towards the Rangers fans and a cloud of bottles where launched at him, folk outside pissed out of their heads, absolutely great atmosphere, the spitting anger from the Rangers fans when Celtic scored at the end, I was 10 at the time....ironically I now live in Scotland, never really let on I wanted Celtic to win, I'd have been killed, I was in the Rangers end.
weird seeing matches before your time
@@fraser_mr2009 The old celtic park was a great stadium we got 22.000 tickets for the Rangers end plus front and rear sections of the main stand,it was like a home game for us as so many Rangers fans live around Celtic park, brutal for Celtic fans the buses going up onto the motorway had to go through duke st pitch battles as the buses with celtic fans were attacked some would stop and jump off to fight, today's games are tame now compared to the 70s,80s.
Wee Jinky, the best and biggest player on the park. Will never be another one like him. A CELTIC legend. R I P.
Can’t disagree with that sentiment Sean. My Da brought me up to appreciate good football and he like myself was a Rangers man. Loved watching wee Jinky who had the heart of a Lion to match his talent. What a team those Lisbon Lions were. As you say a Celtic and football Legend. RIP.
Blast from the past, amazing footage.
Glasgow in another age, when it was still a huge industrial city.
A very strong Celtic team.
Murdoch, McNeil, Jinky, Kenny D, George Connolly, Bobby Lennox....Quality.
They dont make players like that anymore.
Magic.
COYBIG
Give you this one dude . As a Rangers fan , it is so great to see the old Ibrox just as I remembered it as a wee boy .
See the difference, these players had no antics, great respect, handshakes when tackles were mistimed. I'm a bluenose, but what a fine footballing club are Celtic.
I thought that, Keith, just how quickly they got on with it.
No danger are you a hun if you’re complimenting the tarriers like that
How very true. Sporting handshake after a tough tackle! Nowadays they'd be rolling about!
m75 S dickhead
rangers were a far better team
One of the best old firm games with a field of absolute legends. Jinky was a joy to behold 😉
I was 9 years old and remember watching the highlights, loved Celtic ever since.
I also was at that game, we always stood in the enclosure next to the tunnel. There were regulars who stood there every couple of wks. If any was over the top with their language or ftp etc they were shouted down.
A good mixture of guys and gals; regarding the game it was a great game, except for the score of course.
But in Jimmy Johnstone, Scotland had a player who would have graced any club or country on the planet.
He was genuinely from my experience, and we (my wife and I) followed the Gers home and away, was the only player who struck fear in our hearts every time he had the ball....
A true giant of the game.
A very sad time for me was a few years after he retired from football, he passed us driving a builders van, in fact the back door flew open and he stopped to close it, we shouted kind words to this amazing footballer.
Fyodor48 Alyosha: Интересный прозвище для фаната рейнджеров.
What a good Celtic side that was. Even going in at half-time 2-1 down they looked unflustered and confident they could turn things around.
Thanks for posting this Video . . Its a very good quality copy for 1971 . .
I love the informality with which this game was played and broadcast. It was like a cross between a Sunday at the park and a holy war!
Such a great pleasure to see jinkie again. The greatest celt ever.🍀🍀🍀🍀
On great form in this match.
A Lisbon Lion too, of course.
Respect.
Rangers fan.
Alfie Conn. What a great player. One of the first players to play for both Rangers and Celtic.
The sixty six fans who were killed in January of that year were watching from the best seats in the house. RIP. GBNF.
I was 15 and at that game,I was in the Celtic end and knew nothing about it until I got on a bus in Argyle St..RIP The 66.
@@paulritchie5868 I was 14 left the bromloan rd end at 0 0 got to the bottom off the stairs and celts scored headed for govan cross to get a bus to the drum heard a roar thot it was time up it wasnt it was them eqalising got on bus still thot we had won got in my da phoned wat happend at ibrox I said we won 0 1 he said it was 1 1 and people have died I said never saw any trouble I thot he meant crowd trouble he said thank god your ok he said put telly on it's all over the news at the time only about 12 had died
I was at the celtic end at the disaster game left at 0 0 just got to the bottom off the stairs. And celtic scored headed to Govan cross to get a bus to Drumchapel on the way I heard another roar I thot it was full time and we had won but it was rangers equalising I didn't know rangers had scored till I got in the house
I was 14
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This brings memories back Celtic playing the old rangers, newco now a shadow of the sides from the past.🤔🏴
#55 Can you see us now?
@@williamturner7580 can only see you in old re runs , yer club is deid .
Can you not just enjoy the game without the childish comments. I for one loved watching those fantastic Celtic players and I’m a Rangers man.
pay the Victims Scotland Shame
@@thebunsterooo I mmm
Kenny D was a class act from the very beginning. He's a stand out here... (honorable mention to G. Connelly too)
Super Jinky will live in our hearts forever.
The one and only jinky
Yes! The famous Arthur Montford sports jacket! I haven't seen it in years. But isn't it great to have this bit of footage from an old firm game? It's 50 years old.
I miss Arthur it's a sensation
His famous commentary ‘ up go the heads’ 😊
I was first in Ibrox ( Celtic Supporter ) at 15 years old 1975 I couldn’t believe the sheer size of the ground a vast concrete bowl. But some atmosphere
Great stuff Willie , from a Tim in Canada, and Arthur scramash at the end
No silly celebrations, no running into the crowd, just quick hug and handshake and running back to the centre circle.
Ally McCoist did a really good send up of the old fashioned, measured goal celebration handshakes when he played for Kilmarnock.
Even no kissing or snogging.
Some off the celebrations now they make your blood boil
Had the privilege to meet and chat with Evan William's 🇮🇪❤😎
My uncle was barman in Evans pub in Bonhill. Fell out with the new wife one night. She thought I went upstairs watching the telly. Had 3 quid in my pocket. But I sneaked oot doon to Evans. Went home pissed and still had my 3 quid. My uncle took care of me. Rip uncle Hugh.
George connolly absolute legend my hero
I was also at those 3 games at Ibrox where TIC won 3 in a row !!!!!!! HAPPY DAYS !!!!!!!!
An me..got nicked at Govan bus stop for protecting my self against some mad Rangers fans..happy days.
Thers no film off the 2nd game 0 3 even tommy callaghan scored the huns the huns were all over the place that day great memory s 3 in a row at ibrox dalglish a born hun lived across the road from ibrox and he banged one in in every game I cudnt do that against celtic that s why I dont like scot mcdonald for blowing us the league
I mean if I was a rangers supporter like dalglish I cudnt bury them against celtic
i was at that match. celtic beat rangers 3 times at ibrox in a month and that was the 3rd one. the other two were 3-0 and 2-0 when dalglish scored with a penalty in his first match against rangers.
I was there for the 3 of them. GIRFUY
3 times in a month? Those were the days of the old Scottish First Division, when you played each other league team once, home, once away all season.
cup games I presume, this is before my time, though not by that much wur awe gitting on, where does it go? just watched Celtic beat them again 2nd Sept 2018 so going through old videos, also watching them win in some o them , its the biggest derby in the world to me, sorry am now rambling away from the point, am a little bit pished hail hail , n the best o luck to all.
Is this particular match, the League, Scottish Cup or League Cup, and what month in '71. This is early Dalglish and Macari. I was only 3 that year.
League cup home and away plus 1 league game = 3 games.
Nice selection of Robin reliants around the ground 😉
They were not Reliant Robins. I forget who the actual manufacturers were, but they were described at the time as Invalid Cars. They were specifically designed for wheelchair users.
@@Aidankiwi And highly dangerous in strong winds. Needless to say that they were banned from the motorways.
I was a teenager when this match was played . Looking back , it shows how football is so much faster and technically better now . I'm a Celtic fan but I saw nothing wrong with Colin Stein's disallowed goal . Big George Connelly was Celtic's Franz Beckenbauer . What a sad thing for the game of football when George decided to quit due to depression and the pressure placed upon him .
Never knew that mate
head high boot from c. stein so dangerous play and Jinky's goal wasn't offside😁
I've heard a bit about George Connelly how good was he what I did here is that he was talented
@@johnoriordan3266 strolled through every game ,h was like a rolls Royce if he had played against feyenordwe would have had 2 big ears cups , instead wim Jansen ran that match amid concern over Celtic players bonuses for said match , the board were at their games even then believe. It or not, George was pure class
The good old days 👍
Rangers and celtic used to have crazy supporters the early 70s was mental due to the troubles in Ulster.I can't get my head round that no segregation is in place.In the centenary stand at section C it's just a gap of a few feet no coppers or stewards .
I was 25 days old when this game got played... ooft - long time ago
Some very good players on display even great players. Fantastic atmosphere.Not sure when the divide between Scottish and english football started but it was great when scotland could produce teams that were more than competetiv. Football was miles better back then!!
Great footage. Great result too 🤫🍀
RIP Tommy Callaghan.
Always gets me that right up until about 1985-1990 teams just didn’t defend corners or wide free kicks. So many simple goals scored/lost
great post,a real look back,thank you
A headed goal by Jimmy Johnstone in 89 minutes. Not for the first time in a 1971 Old Firm clash. And how much more sporting these matches were back then.
He scored with another header in the 70s in a league game at ibrox not the 2 3 game or the ibrox disaster it was after that 0 1 celtic
The Shame will always be in Celtics shadow 🍀
You been reading the papers lately mate Celtic have that moniker now pretty sure you know why .
@duncanstirling5206 Arrests and convictions Duncan not something made up by celtic fans ,your fans accused Richard gough of being a nonce which was pure pish just lies to try to attempt to destroy someone ,so remember arrests ,convictions and how many were jailed again 3 was it and another escaped to Vietnam which is a nonces paradise .
Convictions not myths .
@duncanstirling5206 Give me solid proof like who was jailed .
@@Flyingscotsman93 the Neely & Dunn victims where told to take it up with the old club.... Suits yous to be liquidated when it comes to raping kids! Animals!
Johnstone got up to head the winning goal because although smallest man on the park, had no sports jacket to impede him.
Celtic fan. A Totally different era, players had respect for each other, no cheating or diving or rolling about like they got pole axed, only just realised watching this that the Celtic fans got half the centenary stand too, so close to each other and no trouble, couldnt see the Rangers fans getting half the jungle haha.
My parents told me about Evan Williams, absolute nightmare goalie!defenders were nervous around him a total liability, thankfully we had a fantastic team to cancel out his numerous mistakes.and the rangers we're a decent team back then.
He was shite
Blooming ell. Celtic proper geezer them days
Strange to think 53 years later most people in that crowd over the age of 30 have probably passed away.
I was 11.
The hoops are more than a club they're a way of life
Players celebrated a goal with a handshake and ran up the park , none of the histrionics as if they had saved the world from extinction .
Battered them 3 times in 4 weeks 0 2 0 3 2 3 jinky kenny louie and buzz bomb wat a front line🍀hail hail
lol he said how did the shortest man on the pitch Johnstone score with his head for the winning goal?? I'll tell you cause he was a world class player and the huns were pish :-)
Lol
Played exactly one week before I was born.
Not a Union Jack (butchers apron) in sight in those days different now. 🟢⚪️🟠. Hail Hail
@@Paul-hq5so We are totally pish 😂😂😂
Dalglish was outstanding. Ahead of the rest.
I know the huns let one thru the net there eh
Dalglish was amazing but jinky to we were blessed with great players then but I wasn't keen on Evan Williams in goal
Arthur's sports jacket don't think he ever took it off
No matter how good these sides were in their era, most modern teams would absolutely demolish them. But there's something so brilliant watching these old highlights with the simplicity and flow of the game. Felt more entertaining, two teams with massive respect for each other on the pitch going end to end. Scottish football nowadays with every man behind the ball vs celtic or rangers is just fucking boring. Gave my season ticket up at Parkhead because of it and worked with a mad bluenose who did the same. No entertainment whatsoever in watching a one way street.
what a team!!!
We played yous aff the park. Mon the Hoops.
rangers getting there customary penalty 😮
There is absolutely no pace in these old games, those players are legends, but they wouldn't last 30 minutes in a game today 😅
Arthur looked as is he was going to cry explaining to his viewers the games result.
Look at all those light blue cripple's cars on the side line. I bet there's not that many left in the world now!
Cars or the drivers?
I was in that enclosure for the 0 3 game and the 2 3 game was sat on the wall this copper kept telling me to get off the wall I was only small and was trying to see he must have been a mason was at the celtic end broomlain rd end right up the back for the 0 2 game
How times have changed - passing back to the keeper
some team then, a few quality streat bhoys ,if we kept them all except gk williams for 5 yr wede have bn in another euro final,that was when money started to engulf english and other high profile leagues,and players were thinking about a big payday and playing for the gersy started its decline,ther were few exceptions tho like jinky mcstay larrson and few more,hail hail
Montford's Mad Movies
Match Report was a wee spin off from the Scotsport team and was usually an atrocious production....unwatchable at times especially when Alex Cameron was the 'commentator' or Bob Crampsey🤣🤣🤣
Clear goal from Stein that would have put Rangers 3-2 ahead .
Yeah even in those days Rangers were getting all the decisions aye right .
Good video .Rare find
73 cup final jinkys goal yeah we get all the decisions royalty watching u know who gonna win this one
Jinky never aff side @4:10, shows how long mibbery has been going on.
look....so many cars out side of the field
@Iain Botham Are these for disabled drivers?
They were death traps....fibreglass sliding door three wheeler sh1t heaps that shouldn’t ever have been road legal.
@@andymurday4538 highly dangerous in strong winds.
Just one sub in those days. Todays players would cripple the keeper within ten seconds of kick-off.
Ian Stewart more physicality was allowed back then but players were better behaved.
Probably something to do with money
Was at this smacked the huns 3 times in a month at ipox jinky scored 3 goals at ipox with his head one was the disaster game
Wee jinky and Lionel Messi in the same team what a combination that would have been.
REAL FOOTBALL 😎
ive only just noticed that there are people in those cars!
I've read somewhere the Lisbon Lions were given one final game together at the the very end of the '70- '71 season in a harmless league match. I think it was against Clyde?
We played Clyde at Shawfield. Simpson got injured and Tommy Gemmel went in goals. Knee deep in snow, midweek afternoon KO due to floodlights not working, Celts won 1-0. My dad came into my class room at Abotsford place and took me there with my broad smile. Not sure of the full team though.
@@peteincretepm Vaguely remember that...hoops fans walking down Calder st past my school to polmadie....I think the Clyde game in '71 was the last appearance by the Lions...Ronnie Simpson lined up as they saluted the fans but I think John Fallon actually played in goals...heady days indeed.
Ps...think that game at shawfield was in 69/70 season...HH
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My first old firm game aye was only 4 years old and yes aye do remember it o so well😅 Tiocfaidh arla
Err… Arthur Montford must have been a former radio commentator. As if we couldn’t work out which way the teams were shooting 🙄
Arthur Montford blaming the marking for Kenny Dalglish having too much time to score the goal?!
Those invacars
Am I right in saying that this is the first meeting at Ibrox since the disaster?
Big Tom Callaghan was very skilful.
His name was Tom/ Tommy
@@rabbieburns2501 Correct - Scottish Cup winner alongside his brother Willie for Dunfermline 1968.
@@rabbieburns2501 My mistake, not sure why I said Jim.
After watching those highlights, i feel like i need half a half pint and a smoke. i don't know why
The security guards all had their own cars
How did wee Jinky score that header in last minute...5'3 in his stocking feet 😆😆😆
Aye Arthur it was physical...t'was the Huns we were playing 😄😄😄
Note the pitch side hoarding..."JOBS IN MINING" ....
It isn’t up for debate. Without the cheating years,, asterisk years, EBTs, whatever title you want to put on it, Jimmy Johnston then Henrik. The greatest players ever in Scotland.HH
See rangers team brought in their cars 😂😂😂
The split between the supporters is on the half way line yet there doesn't seem to be many police or stewards there.
Great days , great players on both sides. But I still do not like the sectarianism on both sides. Never forget as 10 year old going to watch my friends play for the local boys brigade in EK. They where one short , and my best friend , a protestant , said he said he can play. So the, they let me play in those old ash parks, we won 5-1 , I scored 4 , the guy who was running, it said after it, can you play for us every week, I said sure, then he asked, what school do you go to, Our lady of Lourdes said I, sorry son we cannae use you. Didnt think twice about it, told my dad and my mate what happened, he went nuts , my dad, just shook his head, dont worry about it son.They will get over it. My best friends from my young years are all protestants. They treated me with great respect, I seen the bad on both sides. I always hoped it would end in my lifetime. But no its still there.
My mother and father got married in a registered office went to the pictures after and went home to there own houses because one was catholic and one was prodestant some honeymoon eh
apart from George Best, and yes im a scouser, Dalglish was the best British player in England...and Scottish of course
Changed days indeed 55🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
55 my arse...deid team had 53½ of them, for a start...
Celtic and rangers matches used to be more classy. The 1980 Scottish cup final riot ruined everything.
Nah rangers have always been lousy losers 65 66 cup final they attacked celtic players 19 69 they were getting battered 3 0 at at ht and they were battering one another hibs later they just cant take it manchester Barcalona newcastle manchester again Birmingham lousy losers blue and white shite
What game did Arthur monford watch? Not a memorable match my arse
What's with all the wee cars on the track ?
There were some rough characters back then, both on and off the pitch.
What’s win the cars parked around the perimeter?
Robin Reliant disabled supporters' cars
Think the Stein no-goal was 50-50. His foot was pretty high with studs maybe showing, but I (Celtic fan who remembers game) wouldn't have complained had it been given. I have never bought the theory espoused by some of my fellow Celts that Rangers enjoy all the bad or doubtful decisions in Old Firm games. I have sure seen plenty of that, but I have also seen Celtic benefit from bad or doubtful decisions.
Was this the tragedy game?
Oft not often you would see a rangers goal disallowed at ibrox for absolutely nothing n what bout wee Jinky up there like a salmon haha, quality
I thought it should have stood, though it seems keepers were over protected even back then.
I seriously doubt Jimmy Johnstone was offside for the goal he had disallowed either. he looked onside, and that was well after the ball had been kicked.
Evan Williams played for Wolves before Celtic
Wish he'd stayed there
@@rabbieburns2501 LOL😂😂😂 how much more would the hoops have won wae a quality keeper over this period? Evan Williams/Dennis Connaghan/Ally Hunter/Roy Baines/PeterLatchford......still sure we woulda won in Seville if it hadn't been for auld careless hauns Rab Douglas.
even back as long as this they were getting some sort of help from a ref or a lines man & how can a player score when he charged the goalie
Penalty to Rangers same old story.Nothing changes.
Not a single player questioned that penalty
The old square goalposts! Didn't want to bump your head off them.
Whereas the new ones, you just bang your head against them all day long.
Ok. I should have sais the corner of the post.
@ Michael Lubin -
The players back then were real men, not like the big jessies of today.
That's why they had to have the square posts - otherwise the players would just be smashing their bonces off them repeatedly for no good reason, just to show them who was boss.
Rangers still getting pens for nothing . Something s never change. Apart from celtic winning 99.9% of Glasgow derbys
Evan Williams is the Celtic keeper. One of the worst goalies I have seen in a Celtic shirt. Celtic used to beat Rangers quite regularly during this period.
rab fuckin douglas
Trust me , even Rab Douglas was better than Evan Williams .
ThefightingCelt Williams had a great game in the 1970 Euro Cup Final. Would have been much more of a humiliating defeat if it wasn't for him.
Yes, but he was generally a bomb scare . I cannot remember him saving one penalty. Even big Jock criticized Williams publicly . That Euro -final I remember quite clearly . Celtic totally under-estimated a very goodFeyenoord team and were too cocky. Wee Bertie was non existent that night - Connelly should have played . Their number 10 , Van Hanagem ran the show .
Haffey
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