Match of the Day 15/5/1983
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2019
- The Match of the Day episode broadcast on this day in 1983, featuring highlights of games played the previous day - Southampton v Birmingham City and the dramatic 'loser goes down' match between Manchester City and Luton Town. Plus brief footage of Dundee United clinching the Scottish Premier Division title at Dundee, the Goal of the Season competition and a curious spot of poetry to conclude the show.
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Quality footage and era of football and presenter. Those jumpers never go out of style
I was there when DUNDEE UNITED FC.Won the Scottish Premier league in 1983..what a day!
Brilliant. Great tackles, and everyone got up and got on with it. Loved the tables. Chelsea one spot above Grimsby Town in the old Second Division and Man City getting relegated. 😆
RIP Raddy Antic scorer of the winning goal in the City-Luton match
Classic Match of the Day..love hearing the Bell ringing at Maine Road you can still feel the tension ..thanks for posting ...keep them coming...
Helen "ring your bell" turner city's greatest supporter went to all city games home and away for decades.R.I.P.
Miss those days,, when money wasn't the sole reason that a football club could win anything!!
You do realise Liverpool were bankrolled by the Moores family of Littlewoods pools and group? One of the richest people in the UK?
@@BurtonRdForever every single team in England had sponsors,,,everybody knows that,,
@@alanoconnor6921 Not Sponsors, they owned the club, the major shareholders!! Bankrolled them. Why do you think Liverpool could buy the best players? The ground wasn't that big?
@@BurtonRdForever same with the other countries.
@@BurtonRdForever bullshit, for most of the time, Liverpool bought players cheap. How much do you think Alan Hansen was from Partick, Steve Nicol from Ayr, Gary Gillespie at Coventry, both Craig Johnston and Dave Hodgson from Boro, Ronnie Whelan from Home Farm cost?
Compared to the likes of Stapleton, Remi Moses, Bryan Robson, Garry Birtles, Alan Brazil and Arnold Muhren had cost United?
Old Racist Ron Fatkinson was noted for going to Cloughie and buying useless Forest has-beens on a regular basis. Neil Webb was another classic waste of space. Took a while for Roy Keane to adjust.
Preferred the football from this era....proper tackling, no agents, no diving , no obscene wages.....a game played , hard and fair with muddy pitches cold tea and warm beer....footy with faults..loved it........ not like the money obssessed juggernaut it is today...perfect manicured pitches ....and manicured players......miss those great times of the 70s and 80s
Relatively cheaper tickets.Choice to stand on the terraces.Park near most grounds. No VAR to ruin the flow of the game.Nearly all honest British players. Atmospheric,individual stadiums with their own identity.
No obvious quotas for TV analysts . Proper pitches. Rare to see players feigning injury.Now they go down every 5 minutes etc...etc....
100% correct, too much money in the game , ffs if you earner 500k a week what can you do with it ? Foreigners all over the pitch mercenaries of course, move on where the money is! Diving all over the place , and the prices to see a game , a minimum £30 just to see Bournemouth lol.
Man City have bought the premier league as did Chelsea and Man Utd, and Blackburn before them. I still go but struggle to remember the names of the overseas players !
It's unrecognizable to the game I grew up to, and loved......I tend to watch more non league football nowadays,..they play with a real passion and an honestly, and a real love of the game,......players with only winning and doing their best on the pitch, in their minds,....not how much money they can grab
Then again you are probably like 142 so... Hmmm
Yeah football was undoubtedly more enjoyable and meaningful. The only blight was the terrible hooliganism in the stands.
"Can you hear us on the box". You don't hear that anymore!
David Pleat skipping across that Maine road pitch in 1983 was one of the most iconic images in all of 1980`s English football.
an funniest
Only cos the BBC are obsessed with showing it, rather like Hereford's bloody goal every FA Cup or bloody Sanchez's goal from that poisonous dwarf Wise.
Pleat skipping the streets of Luton in search of prostitutes comes to mind too. 🖒
Remember this like it was yesterday, happy days 👍
Imagine a team with Coton, Dennis, Blake, VD Hauwe, Harford and Hopkins in these days. No bookmaker would give you odds for a red card in the match!
Asa "Hole in the" Hartford. Who else remembers his big money move to Leeds falling through in the 70's?
Oh what i loved english Football in the 70/80s -with its unique atmosphere and the old Fine grounds-unfortunatey I could See only some TV -scenes on sunday in Those times on german TV.
I was stood on the Kippax that day, a distraught 12 year old, I thought it couldn't get any worse for City.....How wrong I was!😂 I can laugh about it now, makes our success now all the more sweeter.
I was at Maine Rd that day couldn't believe it when we got relegated just needed a draw it was the beginning of a disastrous twenty od years when one season the club dropped to the 3rd level of English football still averaged 30,000 in fact at this Luton game 44,000 which is why City have allways been a great club.
Unfortunately no financial doping in those days for City...
Hahaha! Fuck off about 45,000 there that day and about 52,000 when we got promoted two years later. Never had fans though. Which club 100s of miles away do you "support" then? United or Liverpool? Or are you actually going to surprise us and tell us you follow your hometown club and not one based on success and trophies that you have zero connection with???
I've forgot how good a keeper Tony coton was!!!
Definitely should have played a few games for England.
Classic stuff...I remember listening to this in the bath...!
OMG i was in 2nd-year
at highschool.......i use to watch it every sat at 10,,,fav players Hoddles,Daglish,Francis,Clement ....Nott Forest was unstoppable..
Harford scores the only goal of the game to keep us up on the last day for the 2nd season running, both in the dying minutes, first at Cov's old Highfield Rd ground in 1982, & then at the Dell against a strong Saints side in '83. Most people will remember the game at Maine Rd more though, as a late Raddy Antic winner for Luton, who needed to win, sent Man City down instead, who only needed to draw...cue David Pleat in his suit and his memorable celebratory run on to the pitch at the end, an iconic MotD moment
It is amazing how much of this day is etched in my memory. As a Birmingham fan even the commentary for the Blues goal I could recite for you, I knew it was coming before it happened. I must have had this MOTD on video at the time. Such an iconic day.
Tony Coton played a blinder
3000 blues fans my arse
Quality. There's no one to compare with Mottie and Barry commentating.
Brian Moore and Gerald sinstadt.were well better .Peter brackley was another along with John helm and the best of them all MARTIN TYLER..👑
Kenneth Woolstonholme
@@NOTODIVERSITY123 They were all great too...Agreed. David Coleman was my favorite commentator
@@johnholmes912 Before my time but have heard of kenneth and seen the '66 call of the WCF.
rest in peace Mr Radomir Antic..
the great legend..
And what an achievement by Dundee United.
Was magic too. They got so damn close to winning the UEFA Cup a few years later. Bloody Sven and his Gothenburg side..
Andrew Phipps Phillips certainly did. I was hoping that they would win it as well. They deserved it.
@@andrewphippsphillips1455 they got to the European cup semifinals only to lose 3-2 on agg to Roma, I’m still suspicious about the second leg result to this day
@@garethchesters2516 it has been confirmed as a fix.
@@randyborstol2491 thought it was, even all them year’s ago. The Italians were notorious for it
That’s Michael Robinson at 0:14 sadly recently deceased as has Radomir Antic.
Dundee United featured on Match Of The Day. Who would have thought it. Shed Rule.
The camera stayed off Davie Dodds
Relatively cheaper tickets.Choice to stand on the terraces.Park near most grounds. No VAR to ruin the flow of the game.Nearly all honest British players. Atmospheric,individual stadiums with their own identity. No obvious quotas for TV analysts . Proper pitches. Rare to see players feigning injury.Now they go down every 5 minutes etc...etc....
Bore off
I would love you to explain the logic of that Gary. The other year there were 2 or 3 or even 4 minute delays????
IF it was like the brilliant Goal-Line technology which is instant then no-one could complain or object but it's not at all.
I have been to well over 2,000 games since 1962 and being brought up on the old Millwall Terraces I know all about intensity,passion and fervour and maintaining the momentum.That is why we broke the (then ) league record of 59 games at home without defeat,almost 3 successive seasons.
The crowd are urging you on with the opposition very much under the cosh and then it's HOLD IT EVERYONE take it easy we are going to have a review and you can bet defences will latch on to this to cause delays.
Use it to retrospectively stop the ludicrous diving and cheating that has come in by all means.
In the days of the real hard men like Jackie Charlton/Hunter/Tommy Smith/Ron Harris etc you hardly ever had a stoppage.
Being old skool this is just another tool that will dilute and dissipate our (once) great atmospheres.Now look at many "modern " stadiums( NOT Tottenhams) , there are plastic.Plastic fans paying ridiculous prices to see some Clubs spend their way to monopoloising the trophys in All-Seater stadiums with NFL style "Stop/Stop/Start" and a goal thrown out because the all-important 1984 watchful eye says his kneecap was 2 inches offside. CAN'T WAIT....lol
ps How do you genuinely celebrate many goals wholeheartedly next season when you know that 20%+ of goals are ruled out ?
Even those celebrations will be disrupted and muted until zzzzzzzzzz the goal is finally given....
Isleofskye well said mate on both comments, fully agree 👍
Even though I knew the result of City vs Luton , I still had butterflies lol
Back in the day, European and International goals were included in the Goal of the season comp.
aw.we forget just how good that life used to be eh! just so rich,fluent and simple.!it will never be the same again!
40 years ago today 😲- and I was behind the goal at the dell
watch football in the 80s when tackles were tackles , perms were the rage , the back pass was allowed oh and the fans were fenced in
A great day & season for Dundee Utd in Scotland on 1 of the rare occasions when the Glasgow domination of football north of the border was tested
Yes. And who could forget Aberdeen at this same era? They were in a couple of Hampden finals. Plus, this particular season they won in Europe against Real Madrid!!!
and Aberdeen
To be fair, Hearts were beginning to make themselves known up there.
Now its just Celtic the whole time... ZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzz
Birmingham’s Annual avoid relegation campaign 😂 never change Blues!
I was at the game against Luton. Someone even crashed into my car on the way to Maine Road for good measure!
i feel for you bud but prob better before thsn after
red flag Cheers. A few more crashes for me and City were still to come!
Gosh, how Manchester City have improved! I wonder why?😉
england love to arabs is big.they immport them in mases
@@user-ci7vu7eo9w only certain Arabs though. They obviously got to the PL and wanted to make sure they kept the Saudis out of Tyneside. Obviously want to keep the Premier League people firmly in check.
It's all to keep the bookies happy as well.
Cos god is a blue 🇬🇧
That Brummie Goalkeeper !
Prefer watching this than some of the shite on offer now !!
the golden age of English football
Yep. I can't believe people just allowed it to die. What we have now is a complete monster. Pure global capitalism and people seem to lap it up , complain about ticket prices, super leagues but still go like in an abusive relationship!
Football was great and real when it was tribal and city v city
Liverpool teams v Manchester, the London teams - teams had local players like Bumstead or Dixon who were club men through and through
Rubbish now. Even the cricket has gone shite as well
Roll on Qatar 2022- what a joke
Laurie M and Keegan K had lunch around this time, at the Mayfly in Stockbridge, I threw up all over their jag in the car park and they were very kind to a very young and embarrassed me, who was just on my way to the brick pit pond to go fishing with my Dad, when struck with car sickness, Proper gentleman the pair of 'em, weren't angry at all :-)
Hi - do you have MOTD 9th February 1985? Looking for Man City vs Carlisle United
Paul Sturrock
I bet the fans miss this quirky but brilliant stadium
We do
Remember this Saturday well. Was at Elland Road to see Leeds win 3-2 and relegate Rotherham in the process. We all went nuts when we saw Man.City had lost to Luton. But all club rivalry aside, I see City now and I wish them all the best. They went to League 1, like we did. Both have seen real adversity and have a lot in common. City have now turned into one of Europe's best. Fuck Man.Utd and Liverpool (scousers are fucking aliens I swear). All the best to City... until we challenge you again properly one day.
Cheers for that as an Exile Mancunian i use to live in Leeds Armley and Morley use to go and watch leeds a few times yeah 1983 fuckin Awful United won the Fa Cup a weel or so compounded that season later think we got back in 85 hope leeds get back up MCFC
Nice one lad. Both support hometown clubs and not 'choose' our club based on trophies and success from 100s of miles away with no connection to. Hope LUFC get back where they belong soon.
56:10 Goal of the season, was going to say J, before I saw K. Brilliant!
David pleat with his finest curb crawlers on 😂😂😂
John motson and barry davies👍
Lord I’ve tried the best I can
I’ve asked everybody in Kazakhstan
But I still don’t understand
Bob Wilson - anchorman
I’ve been to Kent, Gwent and Senegal
I’ve even been to look for Jim Rosenthal
Found him on his knees at the Wailing Wall
Crying: “Bob Wilson - anchorman”
Well I marvel at the things we find beneath the ground
And that man can go faster than the speed of sound
But I still can’t get my head around
Bob Wilson - anchorman
It’s cold and I’m hungry and I’m in Dundalk
I’ve got no bus fare, I’ve gotta walk
It’s raining soup and I’ve got a fork
Where be my camper van?
Well I’d like to meet Stephenson the engineer
And I’d like to meet Faraday and buy him a beer
And I’d love to meet the bloke who had the bright idea of
Bob Wilson - anchorman
HMHB 🙂
Was there that day in the kippax watching Pleat running on the pitch in that awful beige suit, still haunts me now
So was I! Spent many years and lots of money watching them since.😆
Horton captaining Luton, few years later he was the City manager
Great, Nostalgic Video! Still think the 1990's were better though!
No high pressing bollox. No superfit athletes who don’t make any mistakes until the last 15 minutes. No tiki-taka cr4p.
Bring it back.
Queens Park Rangers. In 1981, the ground became the first stadium in British professional football to have an artificial pitch of Omniturf installed, which remained until 1988.
It was absolutely horrible and made a mockery of Football.The ball bounced to ridiculous heights...
QPR, Luton, Preston and Oldham, I saw SWFC try to play Howard Wilkinson's long-ball football on all those plastic pitches but they never could do it with any success. The ball kept on bouncing away, it refused to hold up near the corner whenever our centre half hoofed it over the heads of the home defenders.
Needless to say, plastic pitches hold specially horrible memories for the exponents of kick-and-rush football.........
I saw my club , West Brom , play on all of those artificial pitches.
30.000.@a. DUNDEE DERBY ON.14.5.1983
I had forgotten what a good team Southampton had back then.
distantvoices crazy couple of seasons. You had Watford finishing 2nd in 82/83 and Southampton doing the same in 83/84.
keegan approached mcmenemy an said if you spent money we could challenge next yr for title. laurue laughed. keegan left an newcastle won promotion with him.
Before being Lfc feeder club 😂
they were crap Everton put them out of fa cup semi ha
@@paulmcdonough1093 ye that everton team in the making was superb tho
41:52. Rocky Balboa delivers the knockout blow and saves Luton. Mine eyes hath seen the glory! 😲😲
23:50 Yes the Good ole days when injured players were left for dead on the pitch whilst play continued. UTO !
use be a sketch (Smith & Jones?) were a player is down injured on the QPR plastic and the trainer comes on with the magic sponge ...to treat the pitch
51.25 goal of the season
'That' suit!
And John Sheridan smokes his pipe...........priceless !
Jimmy hill .barry davies..john motson..those were the days
is that fred and rose west that couple
Danny Wallace's goal won the goal of the season. I thought Whelan or Souness....
Silvester Stallone 41:55 played for Luton Town
I'm assuming Soren Lerby won the Goal of the Season!!!!
Lerby...had the pleasure of watching Ireland 1 - 4 Denmark in 1985 (WC Qualifier) and so confident were Denmark that they pre arranged a helicopter to arrive at half time on the side pitch to fly Lerby to Bayern for another game!
15,000 there and 5,000 were Danes. Nicest people I have ever met. before football became the monster today
Luton are brilliant. Real maLuton. BarcaLuton.
The police certainly couldn't pull a fleet footed Pleat over for cruising here!
Luton town I was there
Man city look at them in 1983
Raddy antic luton legend
Coyh
All the best to man city on Saturday hope you smash shitford
Coyh lol
Everton put luton out of 2 fa cups semi ha ha
Man City 6- Watfraud 0
The biggest margin of defeat in a FA cup final in living memory, Embarrassing
Need I say more
Lol!!!💛❤️🖤 Shitford 😂
Down and gone for at least one season.
Birminghams annual avoid relegation game,some things never change
42:48 LMAO!!!
Well things got a lot worse for City ending up in Div. 3. Back then & further decades back big clubs could & did get relegated, but now no chance as they just spend squillings & buy their way to stay in the top Division. Result boring. In the bottom half the same clubs just bounce up & down between the two top Divs. And the clubs being relegated get a payment in millions of £s to help pay the big name players contracts. Rewarded for playing rubbish! I dont watch it anymore just UA-cam football going back from the 90s. Many thanks for this & other retro postings.
Alex Williams was at fault for that goal. Should have stayed on his line and let the defenders bond or canton head it away .he was coming off his line all game and we paid for that in the end.bad goalkeeping☹️
EVERTON the spirit of the blues
If anything sums up what an end of season relegation game feels like it's it this. So draining to watch
When footy was about footy not money . Although it was nice to have some money .
football managers chairman an players have always chased money make no mistake. as greedy then as now.
Bonus content at the end with the Arabs winning the title - ‘ Happy Birthday Ralph’ !
Back in the day when Liverpool use to win the league, but how times have changed😂😂😂😂😂
Paul Little Didn’t age particularly well I’m afraid...
@@chrish2359 oh I don't know lad?
Yeah, now they have held a Premier League, European Cup and a World Club Cup until a few weeks ago.
and Smith must score...
Great era for football apart from yobs.
Money always ruled
Jumpers for goalposts, isn’t it, hmmm?
Goal L Norman whiteside
Very Liverpool heavy the goal of the season comp 🙄
Ha ha 42.50
😂😂😂😂😂
Bloody Luton Town! 🤬
Domine Wimbury did you go to this game ??
@@mrkipling2201 wasn't born lol
Typical City days
Best decade for football by a country mile. Sky have completely ruined the game as it’s fucking dog shit these days.
I hate modern goal celebrations - the 'sssh' or the 'cup the ear' or stick your tongue out -same old fucking shite for 20 years. Why can't they just be elated and smile ffs.
44.30 sweaty sock football
Kids didn't have to advertise booze and gambling on their club shirts back in the day.
Luton fan to put city down Raddy one city nil
the real city without sugar daddy.
Yeah 45,000 fans. 95% Manc.
Yeah and 50,000 fans inside Main Road , good history lesson here for dickheads that said we never had fans until the takeover
It's the same boring narrative from jealous city haters..it used to be oh we like city great fans city are ok.now they just bitter and wish their club had money and success ,and real Mancunian fans like MANCHESTER CITY.
Football will eat itself, & that is what has happened. Money. Just ridiculous wages, transfer fees, pitches are sterile & a ping pong ball. They can keep it.
The old Division 1 was better than the Premier League. PL is awashed with to much money and there is to much of a gulf now the 70s and 80s were far more competitive and the FA Cup meant something then now its an afterthought which is very sad
Man City would not bounce back for many years!
Guy smoking a pipe in the dugout. Probably have four stewards in hi viz coats surrounding him today quoting health and safety policy.
Joey Jones use smoke at half time!
youtu.bejqEQKgxKo-0
Always someone on these who says when football was football etc....try something new. Poor quality football to be fair, looks like lower Championship level these days
You're right about the football seeming to be of lower Championship standard. That's because it is exactly THAT. Since the advent of the Premier League in 1992, the quality and ability at the top level has improved incredibly, a huge step-up in skill and competitiveness (and price), leaving behind what was called Division One which remained at the same (lesser) level. Eventually, that lower level gave itself a media makeover and started to call itself....... the Championship.
And here we are today.
But, to be fair, the 1980's were simply a fabulous time to be young (if you ignore Thatcherism, the Miners' Strike, the IRA bombing campaign in Britain, the King's Cross Fire, the Herald of Free Enterprise, the Marchioness disaster, the Clapham rail crash, Hungerford, the Yorkshire Ripper, the Inner City riots of 81 and 85, The Falklands War, record unemployment, AIDS, Heysel, the Bradford City fire, Chernobyl, the October 87 Hurricane, Black Monday, Piper Alpha, Lockerbie, Kegworth air crash, Hillsborough and the looming imminent nuclear Armageddon of the Cold War.)
Like I said, it WAS such a great time to be alive (assuming you could manage to remain so).
You forgot kajagoogoo.
People tend to view the past through rose tinted spectacles.
When english football was played by english players
Scottish as well. They had some good players in those days
So I guess you never noticed the tonnes of Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish and Irish players in those days, then? forget that, did you - or were you just blinkered and unaware?
@@tdonovan4735 piss off
British players . Did all right in 70 & 80s as Liverpool won the EC 4 times Forest twice and Villa once, we were banned for a quarter of that time too. Theres a lot of very mediocre foreign players here too as well as brilliant ones.
Raddy Antic ?
When football was played by men