Feels like yesterday ... all those players who were household names. Watching these games seems so normal and hearing Brian Moore too. So sad that too many of these men are no longer with us.
Allways missing the Old Wembley. Of the Magnificent Old Stadium, Pele himself said: "Wembley is the Cathedral of football; it is the capital of football; and it is the heart of football".
@@jamescorlett5272 i.e. pop the ball around one touch and run off the ball with the final pass going into feet. And the players are so adaptable that at times it is impossible to say who are the midfield players and who are the front men, because they interchange all the time going forward. Like the old Yugoslavia.
@@duckjive1 I watched a China v Japan Asia Cup on UA-cam, before COVID & blow me they got stuck in, actual old fash tackling. Ref was good. Byline is 'Most violent match..'🤣.
All those great players on show. Brian Moore and Jimmy Hill angry jock on the pitch what more could you want?Pure nostalgia wonderful.Two hours of unadulterated bl**dy bliss.🐻🤗👍
What a boxing day treat, cold turkey sarnies for breakfast and 2 hours to myself to watch another great upload, thanks and seasons best to you and yours
LIKE FROM COUNTRY AZERBAIJAN. SUPER MATCH. SUPER VIDEO. I DISCOVERED FOR MYSELF SCOTTISH GOALKEEPER. SHILTON SAVED BRILLIANTLY. THAHK YOU SO MUCH.WITH LOVE AND RESPECT.
Great game with plenty commitment and skill shown by both teams with Scotland worth at least a point. Stand outs for Scotland for me are the Celtic quartet of Hunter, McGrain, Hay and Dalglish (an obvious class act even back then at the start of his career). Also, a 19yr old Derek Johnstone (a striker for his club Rangers) filling in tremendously at centre half. On the other hand, it's easy to see why this particular England team failed to qualify for 74 world cup. Despite a wealth of talent, a strangely insipid performance
After some Duckjive I've subscribed also to 'Retro British Television' where there is a goldmine of 1970s 1980s TOTPs episodes all in HD. Get your flares out fellas (didn't Spurs have a Cup Final record made.. Ozzie sings "Tot-ten-hum"😂.
Im a Scottish Gooner but this Channel is my fave of all … can you upload both the 1970 & 1974 Sco - Eng matches??? There is NOT one clip of Sco - Eng ‘70 anywhere on any platform!!! Cheers.
@@duckjive1 I did see a short clip of ‘70 on youtube but it was gone not long after … win, loss or draw - all your uploads of the Auld Enemies are much appreciated - Keep ‘em coming dear mate!!!
Now realising why we started hating Jimmy Hill! Scotland had to play brilliantly to get a peep of praise out of him! It was all good tongue in cheek fun thoug! Didn't he invite some members of Scottish media to his house? No kissing the badge for these guys, they were sincere, local boys! We used to call Alistair Hunter, ally the cat, in truth today, they would be average saves you would expect!
Chivers,Clarke and even Channon played relatively few times for England yet had good goal returns all around the classic 1 in 2 standard, it seemed in the 70s there was almost a national meltdown, players seemed to be discarded ridiculously early
que partido para intenso, no obstante haber pasado 50 años, da gusto verlo. Un partido fluido, con respeto por el rival, sin delealtad. Me siento orgulloso porque mi seleccion, Perú, que vencio a esta gran Escocia en el mundial de Argentina 78, 3 a 1.
Cubillas!.. 2 great goals.what a free kick, what a player, It was a great win for Peru. I was 13 yrs old when i saw that game on TV. I was sad for Scotland, but it was a great moment in World Cup Football. The next day, everyone in school was talking about Cubillas, and Peru.
@@pablohoney368 yo tenía 8 años y fue una verdadera emocion vencer a Escocia, equipo al que le teniamos un miedo porque venia precedido de titulos y buen futbol, al mismo nivel que Holanda, que tambien estaba en el grupo y que Escocia vencio en ese mundial, que curioso a Holanda, país que luego sería subcampeon mundial en ese torneo. Me acuerdo que en el colegio la docente nos pidio presentar un resumen del partido. Pasado el tiempo y viendo los partidos que Escocia juega con Inglaterra, en esos clasicos, considero que esa vez que Perú vencio a Escocia fue un golpe de suerte, pues si se volvían a enfrentar no iba a ocurrir lo mismo. Admiro la forma como Escocia juega contra Inglaterra, dejando el alma en la cancha, como si se estuvieran jugando la final de un mundial.
I felt that the under-strength Scots deserved something out of the game, they certainly worked hard enough. I can't understand why Shilton never got more caps, he was by far a better 'keeper than Ray Clemence.
Well, Shilton got 125 caps, which was a world record for a time, so he wasn't exactly "overlooked." But I also wholeheartedly disagree that he was particularly better than Clemence. In terms of natural talent, Clemence, who was taller, more agile, and physically stronger, was the more gifted. Shilton was the keeper with more authority and more command of his penalty area and back four. But they were both very good at all aspects of the role, and so it was a close choice, and it could easily have been Clemence who got the number 1 shirt permanently.
1:01:00 I think it would be fair to say that Scottish supporter had enjoyed a Babycham or two before the game 🤣 Another great upload. Merry Christmas!!
Contrary to popular opinion this was a good england team and they would have done well at the world cup if they hadnt been edged out after poland's smash and grab at Wembley. But there were no second chances and play offs back then, a fact which is always overlooked by lazy journalists when they write about england not qualifying for the world cups in 74 and 78. And no lichtensteins or san marinos to put 8 or 9 goals past either. England's group for the 74 world cup was just 4 matches - against a very good poland team, which had just won the olympic title, and a decent Wales team .
If you take off the red, white and blue blinkers most of this England team were not up to the highest international standards (Storey, Hughes, Clarke), or past their best, (Ball, Peters, Moore, Chivers) even if fans of their clubs thought they were great players. If England had qualified for the World Cup, Ramsay would have stayed on and not changed the team and England might have suffered the same fate as Italy did - going out in the first round. Joe Mercer in his short period in charge showed that England were capable of better but even under him they didn't win many games and made silly mistakes that cost them.
@@Ruda-n4h When this match was played Chivers was the best number 9 in Europe. Ball and Peters were still VERY much in their prime. Moore was past it and Storey not international standard but the rest certainly were good enough
@@dlamiss I think Ball and Peters were past their prime in 1972 - especially at international level (contributing little or nothing against West Germany that year and in this game and against Poland the next month). Chivers was not the player of 1971 and was not better this year than Gerd Muller or Wlodzimierz Lubanski. I would only give praise to Shilton, McFarland, Channon and Bell.
@@jamescorlett5272 good one. Alf held on to players who were great players still but had been there & done it. Cue '78🤮, still Scotland🥰 represented GB & the Press savaged us. '74 we didn't lose a match in the Group stage & still sent back!
@@seltaeb9691 Cheers , i believe back in 74 most English supporters were " happy " enough to back Scotlands çrack at Glory . ( i was only 9 and Gutted that England had not beat the Poles ) use were unlucky to play Zaire first , with hindsight what was Dennis Law doing in your Team - A Great Goalscorer for sure , but Way past it by that time ? . You should have beat the World Champs Brazil - but yeah use lot did Great Britain 🇬🇧 proud . By 78 i World think you would agree Scotland had an even better squad to pick from ‐ Not to mention Big Joe's Hand ànd a Likeable Manager ìn Ally MacLeod - that Balls up vs Iran cost use dear - I was well chuffed when wee Archie put you 3 - 1 up - it seemed the Dutch çould score at will - you got to admit what a Goal from Rep ? . For Scotland Another case of what Could have been - Don't get me wrong i like i believe the rest of Great Britain wanted Scotland to do well - But Win the World Cup - No mate i could not go That Far 👍.
@@dlamiss 70 And 73 Banksy would have without question - if you have ever seen the Whole W Germany game England 🇬🇧 were robbed Two of the most Blatant penalties you'll ever see and a England disallowed Goal - we would have smashed ltaly - England had to go out one way or the OTHER.
My God Hughes was dreadful, in a pretty poor England team he really stood out as a nasty piece of work and an awful player. I forgot how violent the game was back then, how few players tried to keep possession or make a simple pass. As much as I hated him back in the day, I have to say Bremner was the only decent player out there
Lou macari was never international class,tommy docherty got man Ltd relegated because he let good players like brian Kidd go,he could not manage George best.and he signed players like macari and Hilton who were not good enough.
I have to disagree. Best was unmanageable by anyone and Docherty did a good job rebuilding the team into a very good one with the players you have mentioned.
brian moore in love with "peter shilton's build" wonder what else he was in love with he "exuded" extreme confidence lol yeah like in those two games against poland brian moore didn't know shit about the game but he sure liked the players kind of like a schoolgirl crush
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Feels like yesterday ... all those players who were household names. Watching these games seems so normal and hearing Brian Moore too. So sad that too many of these men are no longer with us.
Allways missing the Old Wembley.
Of the Magnificent Old Stadium, Pele himself said:
"Wembley is the Cathedral of football; it is the capital of football; and it is the heart of football".
My heroes (on both sides) when I was growing up. I looked forward to the home internationals. When Britain was great!
And mine too sadly too many of these great players from the 60s/70s are sadly no longer with us. 5:28
What Magnificent events these Matches were - British Splendor Àt It's Finest .
Not a lot of 'real' football though.
@@Ruda-n4h what is real football - you into 60 70ts or not
@@jamescorlett5272 i.e. pop the ball around one touch and run off the ball with the final pass going into feet. And the players are so adaptable that at times it is impossible to say who are the midfield players and who are the front men, because they interchange all the time going forward. Like the old Yugoslavia.
The other British nations must ask England to revive the Home Nations and if possible, include the Republic of Ireland.
@@chanboonyee6788 it's not Rugby Union If Not British do one .
what a nostagia trip....... as said below..the voices and faces still so so familiar...RIP those guys
Its amazing to think that Shilton played for England with the likes of Moore, Peters and Ball AND Lineker, Gazza and Barnes.
And if you think hard about it, he's the reason you never won 'fuck all throughout that period.
@@mrques2x115 So if Shilts hadn't been on the pitch England would have enjoyed unlimited success?
REAL MEN! BACK IN THE DAYS OF REAL PLAYERS! BETTER THAN ANYTHING NOW!
@@duckjive1 I watched a China v Japan Asia Cup on UA-cam, before COVID & blow me they got stuck in, actual old fash tackling. Ref was good. Byline is 'Most violent match..'🤣.
@@seltaeb9691'Getting stuck in' is a euphemism for kicking people.
@@Ruda-n4h very true
Correct
All those great players on show. Brian Moore and Jimmy Hill angry jock on the pitch what more could you want?Pure nostalgia wonderful.Two hours of unadulterated bl**dy bliss.🐻🤗👍
Makes a change from 66 yobs and 2021 yobs
What a majestic keeper Peter Shilton was ....
For our younger viewers this was football before it became a non contact "oh you shot me" sport.
That is the TRUTH
When a game was live on TV in those days it was an “ Event “
What a boxing day treat, cold turkey sarnies for breakfast and 2 hours to myself to watch another great upload, thanks and seasons best to you and yours
Merry Christmas from a happy Scotsman ⛄🌲🎅🏴👍
LIKE FROM COUNTRY AZERBAIJAN.
SUPER MATCH. SUPER VIDEO. I DISCOVERED FOR MYSELF SCOTTISH GOALKEEPER.
SHILTON SAVED BRILLIANTLY. THAHK YOU SO MUCH.WITH LOVE AND RESPECT.
LONG LIVE MY BROTHER
Alan Ball was absolutely magnificent.
Both keepers played well
Thanks for this incredible match and merry Christmas!
Great upload, thank you
Great game with plenty commitment and skill shown by both teams with Scotland worth at least a point. Stand outs for Scotland for me are the Celtic quartet of Hunter, McGrain, Hay and Dalglish (an obvious class act even back then at the start of his career). Also, a
19yr old Derek Johnstone (a striker for his club Rangers) filling in tremendously at centre half. On the other hand, it's easy to see why this particular England team failed to qualify for 74 world cup. Despite a wealth of talent, a strangely insipid performance
After some Duckjive I've subscribed also to 'Retro British Television' where there is a goldmine of 1970s 1980s TOTPs episodes all in HD. Get your flares out fellas (didn't Spurs have a Cup Final record made.. Ozzie sings "Tot-ten-hum"😂.
Shilton was magnificent
I really enjoyed watching this: thank you for posting. Good goalkeeping at both ends!
Thanks 👍
Merry Christmas 🎅
Unbelievable really watching this thinking Shilts was still number one at
Italia 90!
Preferred Clemence.
@@Redeye196513 not a shilton hater, but clemence was better, shilton screwed up too many times
Im a Scottish Gooner but this Channel is my fave of all … can you upload both the 1970 & 1974 Sco - Eng matches???
There is NOT one clip of Sco - Eng ‘70 anywhere on any platform!!!
Cheers.
@@duckjive1 I did see a short clip of ‘70 on youtube but it was gone not long after … win, loss or draw - all your uploads of the Auld Enemies are much appreciated - Keep ‘em coming dear mate!!!
Great players on both sides
Wonderful English men Moore shilton peters etc
How nice lucky English victories are full length while Scottish is highlights
Now realising why we started hating Jimmy Hill! Scotland had to play brilliantly to get a peep of praise out of him! It was all good tongue in cheek fun thoug! Didn't he invite some members of Scottish media to his house? No kissing the badge for these guys, they were sincere, local boys! We used to call Alistair Hunter, ally the cat, in truth today, they would be average saves you would expect!
Chivers,Clarke and even Channon played relatively few times for England yet had good goal returns all around the classic 1 in 2 standard, it seemed in the 70s there was almost a national meltdown, players seemed to be discarded ridiculously early
failing to qualify for the world cup will do that
Beautiful
Shilton / Storey / Hughes / McFarland / Moore / Ball / Bell / Peters / Clarke / Chivers / Channon. Cor, that's a bit of talent.
que partido para intenso, no obstante haber pasado 50 años, da gusto verlo. Un partido fluido, con respeto por el rival, sin delealtad. Me siento orgulloso porque mi seleccion, Perú, que vencio a esta gran Escocia en el mundial de Argentina 78, 3 a 1.
Cubillas!.. 2 great goals.what a free kick, what a player, It was a great win for Peru. I was 13 yrs old when i saw that game on TV. I was sad for Scotland, but it was a great moment in World Cup Football.
The next day, everyone in school was talking about Cubillas, and Peru.
@@pablohoney368 yo tenía 8 años y fue una verdadera emocion vencer a Escocia, equipo al que le teniamos un miedo porque venia precedido de titulos y buen futbol, al mismo nivel que Holanda, que tambien estaba en el grupo y que Escocia vencio en ese mundial, que curioso a Holanda, país que luego sería subcampeon mundial en ese torneo. Me acuerdo que en el colegio la docente nos pidio presentar un resumen del partido. Pasado el tiempo y viendo los partidos que Escocia juega con Inglaterra, en esos clasicos, considero que esa vez que Perú vencio a Escocia fue un golpe de suerte, pues si se volvían a enfrentar no iba a ocurrir lo mismo. Admiro la forma como Escocia juega contra Inglaterra, dejando el alma en la cancha, como si se estuvieran jugando la final de un mundial.
Merry Christmas,one and all
Nice to see even the Jock supporter who took a swing at Ball, had the decency to wear a collar and tie.
Also, they all had the utmost respect for each other, unlike today's cowboys who cannot dive quickly enough! Unless you're Billy Bremner😊
It was the Ghost Martin Peters who got the winner with a glancing header that bounced into the Scottish net.Sadly,Peters is no longer with us.
Azheimer
Remember they're all in their 70s, we're now playing another game, spot the one whose still here!😮
I felt that the under-strength Scots deserved something out of the game, they certainly worked hard enough.
I can't understand why Shilton never got more caps, he was by far a better 'keeper than Ray Clemence.
Well, Shilton got 125 caps, which was a world record for a time, so he wasn't exactly "overlooked." But I also wholeheartedly disagree that he was particularly better than Clemence. In terms of natural talent, Clemence, who was taller, more agile, and physically stronger, was the more gifted. Shilton was the keeper with more authority and more command of his penalty area and back four. But they were both very good at all aspects of the role, and so it was a close choice, and it could easily have been Clemence who got the number 1 shirt permanently.
Lots of caps were stolen by the hand of god ... how on earth did Shilts get beaten in the air by a midget Argie?
Ron Greenwood.
There was only GSTQ . No Flowers of Scotland.
Wow I thought the press were going to line up with the teams 😮
Real English And Real Scottish Players ,Real British Football No Foreigners In The Teams
You don't get foreigners in teams, though, they don't qualify.
@@WaferBrik That might be a bit complicated a concept for our Wally
@@FredNerk57 Haha!
REAL FOOTBALL
1:01:00 I think it would be fair to say that Scottish supporter had enjoyed a Babycham or two before the game 🤣
Another great upload. Merry Christmas!!
It was probably irn bru
thank you Mery Chritsmas
Contrary to popular opinion this was a good england team and they would have done well at the world cup if they hadnt been edged out after poland's smash and grab at Wembley. But there were no second chances and play offs back then, a fact which is always overlooked by lazy journalists when they write about england not qualifying for the world cups in 74 and 78. And no lichtensteins or san marinos to put 8 or 9 goals past either. England's group for the 74 world cup was just 4 matches - against a very good poland team, which had just won the olympic title, and a decent Wales team .
If you take off the red, white and blue blinkers most of this England team were not up to the highest international standards (Storey, Hughes, Clarke), or past their best, (Ball, Peters, Moore, Chivers) even if fans of their clubs thought they were great players. If England had qualified for the World Cup, Ramsay would have stayed on and not changed the team and England might have suffered the same fate as Italy did - going out in the first round. Joe Mercer in his short period in charge showed that England were capable of better but even under him they didn't win many games and made silly mistakes that cost them.
@@Ruda-n4h When this match was played Chivers was the best number 9 in Europe. Ball and Peters were still VERY much in their prime. Moore was past it and Storey not international standard but the rest certainly were good enough
@@dlamiss I think Ball and Peters were past their prime in 1972 - especially at international level (contributing little or nothing against West Germany that year and in this game and against Poland the next month). Chivers was not the player of 1971 and was not better this year than Gerd Muller or Wlodzimierz Lubanski. I would only give praise to Shilton, McFarland, Channon and Bell.
You are 100% right. Fantastic players.
I agree, Poland was incredibly fortunate in Wembley. I still can not believe it
Big Jack was a was an honest man
More like a back passing competition than a game of football.
I didn't know how cynical the scotch where until I listened to Moore & Hill
The fan attacking Ball😆. I can recall Ball was a bit of a hate figure up here. Don't think he was fond of us smelly socks.
Do you have england vs denmark 2003 full match?
What other nation has their whole stadium taking over by the away fans?
Sounds like you Jocks really enjoyed Are
Goal then mate 👍 .
USA versus Mexico.
3 WC Winners still making the starting XI 7 years later.
It was said back then that - it was harder to get out of the England 🇬🇧 X1 than to get in it .
@@jamescorlett5272 good one. Alf held on to players who were great players still but had been there & done it. Cue '78🤮, still Scotland🥰 represented GB & the Press savaged us. '74 we didn't lose a match in the Group stage & still sent back!
@@seltaeb9691 Cheers , i believe back in 74 most English supporters were " happy " enough to back Scotlands çrack at Glory . ( i was only 9 and Gutted that England had not beat the Poles ) use were unlucky to play Zaire first , with hindsight what was Dennis Law doing in your Team - A Great Goalscorer for sure , but Way past it by that time ? . You should have beat the World Champs Brazil - but yeah use lot did Great Britain 🇬🇧 proud . By 78 i World think you would agree Scotland had an even better squad to pick from ‐ Not to mention Big Joe's Hand ànd a Likeable Manager ìn Ally MacLeod - that Balls up vs Iran cost use dear - I was well chuffed when wee Archie put you 3 - 1 up - it seemed the Dutch çould score at will - you got to admit what a Goal from Rep ? . For Scotland Another case of what Could have been - Don't get me wrong i like i believe the rest of Great Britain wanted Scotland to do well - But Win the World Cup - No mate i could not go That Far 👍.
It would have been 4 had Banks not been forced to retire
@@dlamiss 70 And 73 Banksy would have without question - if you have ever seen the Whole W Germany game England 🇬🇧 were robbed Two of the most Blatant penalties you'll ever see and a England disallowed Goal - we would have smashed ltaly - England had to go out one way or the OTHER.
Why was Bobby Moore getting booed when he had the ball?
Because he was rubbish. Nah, kidding, pretty sad tbh.
My God Hughes was dreadful, in a pretty poor England team he really stood out as a nasty piece of work and an awful player.
I forgot how violent the game was back then, how few players tried to keep possession or make a simple pass. As much as I hated him back in the day, I have to say Bremner was the only decent player out there
Load of Cack u spouted
Another great England win, Scotland must then be ten years behind, cos if England lose! That’s what we get called
far too many ads - spoils it
Lou macari was never international class,tommy docherty got man Ltd relegated because he let good players like brian Kidd go,he could not manage George best.and he signed players like macari and Hilton who were not good enough.
Shankly tried to sign Macari but he turned them down.
Liverpool fans would sing ' F U Lou' to 'Skip to Lou'
Hilton? No wonder they got relegated if he tried to play a hotel at centre half.
I have to disagree. Best was unmanageable by anyone and Docherty did a good job rebuilding the team into a very good one with the players you have mentioned.
Kidd left AFTER the side was relegated
Why? We’re Scottish allowed to invade our sacred stadium , made my blood boil still does
Cause you invaded us
Or you’re too terrified to go to hampden
@@johnallan4826 Lol. That one's in the back of the net, 1-0.
William Wallace should have been playing.
Scotland the only colony of England who voted to stay one
I miss Wembley, I loathe plastic new Wembley.
Why pick a team with three strikers ? It doesn't make sense. Surely you need creativity to set up the goals.
🇧🇷😁🥀🥀🥀🥀
Jimmy Hill was a fud!
Billy Bremner > K Dalglish
Jim Holton, so much skill not
brian moore in love with "peter shilton's build"
wonder what else he was in love with
he "exuded" extreme confidence lol
yeah like in those two games against poland
brian moore didn't know shit about the game but he sure liked the players
kind of like a schoolgirl crush
Это не уэмли, это стадион в Шотландии.