I am 82 now. My parents took me to my 1st game at the Baseball ground when I was 8yrs old It is heart warming to watch this amazing team beating the Arsenal
The best team Derby county ever had thanks to Brian Clough and Peter Taylor and not forgetting the great Dave McKay. I was so blessed to be a football mad teenage boy who got to see these truly wonderful players rule the top flight of the English football league for more than half a decade. The first season derby county were promoted to the English first division they hammered all the top clubs of the day 3 4 and 5 nothing. The team and management were all one big happy family and the baseball ground was were it happened. The team of such quality and fair play never to be found again. Thank you all for such wonderful times.
I remember this horrible week as an Arsenal fan- after this match Arsenal lost at home 3-0 to Norwich City in the league cup after a Graham Paddon hatrick. Still finished 2nd to Liverpool in the league that season although losing to Sunderland in the FA cup semis was rough.
What a team!!!!!! Many of the finest players in one super team humiliating Arsenal and giving them an example of how to score. Hinton was the greatest dead ball,specialist. He made nearly all five goals. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍💪💪💪💪💪
Hugh Johns' broadcasting made everything wonderful. I always looked forward to the games that he was on. This game in particular. Brian Cluogh teams always played great, and as tough as they were they always played within the rules and fair. He would not have tolerated unsportsmanship from his teams. RIP to Great Hugh Johns and the Great Brian Clough and Peter Taylor.
Hinton outstanding in the superb league winning team of Clough and Taylor. He won 3 England caps between 1962-4, but on that form maybe he should have won more. Reigning double winners Arsenal defence and Wilson at sixes and sevens.
I think he was one of the first players to wear coloured boots, if you count White as a colour! Only problem was that with the state of the pitch you could not always tell what colour they were!
Gladys where’s your handbag? Shame most Derby fan didn’t appreciate how good he was till he left. Would love to see a vid of his testimonial, atmosphere was phenomenal 😀
Used to support derby as a very young boy for some reason even though I’m from Essex!!! Changed my allegiance to West Ham at 8 years old, but still have a soft spot for the rams.
@@matthewturner2803 all the boys were West Ham supporters in my class at junior school. When West Ham were in the 1975 fa cup against Fulham there was a big buzz in the school and I decided to change. Just a glory seeker I’m afraid, if only I knew what the future held😂😂😂😂
Went to see my sheffield utd team at baseball ground I was about 16 lost 3 0 in fa cup we had tony Currie in our side. No answer to this great derby team. I also got lost after game trying to find my coach. Bumped into the derby fans and ended up with a black eye. But it was a great day out even though we lost and I got a punch in the eye. Up the blades.
What a game I was there, I remember seeing a female Arsenal fan crying outside saying ' we won the double last year, I cannot believe this has happened!'
Wilson is on record for saying the proudest moment in his footballing career was keeping goal for Scotland. That he truly wished he was in West Germany and Argentina as our star keeper.
@@Kelly14UK I think it was his only chance of international football. England were strong in that position Banks, Bonetti, West. Shelton and Corrigan were coming through. The rule change worked well for him. Although I never thought I'd see the day when Scotland had a player whose middle name was primrose
I was there to see that match ,that was "The" Derby County, you don't see them play like that these days, if they took a leaf out that team of yesterday Derby wouldn't be in League One, they do there best I know but they just don't have that final punch.
if they counted assists in those days how many would Alan Hinton create in a season ? more real ones than the fantasy figures given out for today's players.
I was there. Wonderful 70s footy. With mud too. Mud is rare nowadays at football. Mud, mud, glorious mud.. bring back the mud, just grass & mud. No plastic. Ban it.
Was this the game where Bob Wilson said "Who are Derby County I don't know them." Cloughie's reply after the game was " I bet Wilson knows who bloody Derby County are now "......
for the first 40 seconds of the video, i thought it was Arsenal that going to blast 5 goals against Derby when Charlie George got 2 glaring chances to score
+dsk71 The commentator was Huw Johns, who usually did the Midlands clubs as ITV was regionalised (would have been ATV then, I think). A very distinctive voice: 'One-nudding-Birmingham Siddy'.
I am 82 now.
My parents took me to my 1st game at the Baseball ground when I was 8yrs old
It is heart warming to watch this amazing team beating the Arsenal
good on you old boy
I miss the old Baseball Ground. You could tell this match was early in the season, there was still some grass on the pitch.
Love that comment 👍👍
The best team Derby county ever had thanks to Brian Clough and Peter Taylor and not forgetting the great Dave McKay.
I was so blessed to be a football mad teenage boy who got to see these truly wonderful players rule the top flight of the English football league for more than half a decade.
The first season derby county were promoted to the English first division they hammered all the top clubs of the day 3 4 and 5 nothing.
The team and management were all one big happy family and the baseball ground was were it happened.
The team of such quality and fair play never to be found again.
Thank you all for such wonderful times.
Mr McKay had gone to Swindon when the game was broadcast!
@@mikewest1542 he managed them from the next season and alson won the league in his 2nd season
As a Derby i am biased, but Alan Hinton must be one of the best crossers and dead ball specialists the game has seen
yeah agree 100% gladys was sum player for sure
later on leighton james was decent for us has well
@@thomasodonnell8088 Gladys , yes 👍
Loved Hinton. Right foot, left foot, bobbly pitches! Got my first pair of white Top Dogs in 1972 (even though I could kick with neither feet).
MacFarland, Todd, Gemmill, Nish, Hinton, Hector ..... say no more.
The wonderful Hugh Johns doing the commentary, very special footage all round :)
I remember this horrible week as an Arsenal fan- after this match Arsenal lost at home 3-0 to Norwich City in the league cup after a Graham Paddon hatrick. Still finished 2nd to Liverpool in the league that season although losing to Sunderland in the FA cup semis was rough.
What a team!!!!!! Many of the finest players in one super team humiliating Arsenal and giving them an example of how to score. Hinton was the greatest dead ball,specialist. He made nearly all five goals. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍💪💪💪💪💪
I was born in 81 but interacted with a few of these legends. They were / Are fantastic men. The clue is "men" not boys like today's Shambles.
Total agreement. They looked and behaved like true adults(men). People of today are a true disgrace to humanity
Kevin Hector my Hero would be nice to know my Dad was there. The Glory Days of the Baseball Ground.
I wasn't even Born but warms my heart watching this.
Hinton's delivery into the box was outrageous.
Hugh Johns' broadcasting made everything wonderful. I always looked forward to the games that he was on. This game in particular.
Brian Cluogh teams always played great, and as tough as they were they always played within the rules and fair. He would not have tolerated unsportsmanship from his teams.
RIP to Great Hugh Johns and the Great Brian Clough and Peter Taylor.
Hinton outstanding in the superb league winning team of Clough and Taylor. He won 3 England caps between 1962-4, but on that form maybe he should have won more. Reigning double winners Arsenal defence and Wilson at sixes and sevens.
Well, they were no longer the reigning double winners here - Derby themselves had won the League Championship in 1972.
Hugh Johns commentating on the game instead of lecturing the viewer like so many of todays commentators
Yes his voice always reminds of " Star Soccer " on Sunday afternoons as a kid. No rip off subscription fees for Sky in those days.
Sadly all we have is influencers now
They don’t stop talking now. You used to get a bit of breathing space. Too much analysis.
How very right you are
Yep and stating the bleeding obvious after the fact.
I used to see Roy McFarland in the park Farm Centre at Allestree a lot .
I hope he is still going well .
Wonderful centre half .
Allan Hinton with white boots, what a pioner!
I think he was one of the first players to wear coloured boots, if you count White as a colour! Only problem was that with the state of the pitch you could not always tell what colour they were!
Kevin Hector what a Player...
Gladys where’s your handbag?
Shame most Derby fan didn’t appreciate how good he was till he left.
Would love to see a vid of his testimonial, atmosphere was phenomenal 😀
My god I loved that team 🐏
MASSIVE RESPECT TO ALL MY FELLOW RAMS FANS!!!!
WE ARE DERBY SUPER DERBY 🐏🐏🐏
A very Scottish goalkeeping performance from Bob Wilson.
Il était écossais ?
Emmanuel C. Oui, Wilson a joué deux fois pour l’Ecosse (en 1971)
He’s from Chesterfield
The expression on McLintock's face at 4.05 says it all. DCFC when days of old, yep, times were very good indeed.
Сложно поверить,но "Дерби"тогда был очень сильной командой.Браво.
Used to support derby as a very young boy for some reason even though I’m from Essex!!! Changed my allegiance to West Ham at 8 years old, but still have a soft spot for the rams.
What made you change?
@@matthewturner2803 all the boys were West Ham supporters in my class at junior school. When West Ham were in the 1975 fa cup against Fulham there was a big buzz in the school and I decided to change. Just a glory seeker I’m afraid, if only I knew what the future held😂😂😂😂
@@stephentaylor2066 To be fair if you had stayed with Derby it wouldn't have been much better! I'm a Reading fan so know all about disappointment.
@ stephen Taylor I think the way things have turned out over the past few seasons you made the right decision, no doubt about that!
its the alan hinton show,nice one gladys!!!
Fine team
Alan Hinton was outstanding and I remember those white boots very well 😊
great to see this, unfortunately living in the Granada area, they didn't show this! That was a really good Derby team! Thanks for the upload!
TV Times regional. I came under STV
My first ever match watching the Rams ! Makes me feel very old ! Can't see us putting five past Arsenal again, any time soon !
Went to see my sheffield utd team at baseball ground I was about 16 lost 3 0 in fa cup we had tony Currie in our side. No answer to this great derby team. I also got lost after game trying to find my coach. Bumped into the derby fans and ended up with a black eye. But it was a great day out even though we lost and I got a punch in the eye. Up the blades.
What a game I was there, I remember seeing a female Arsenal fan crying outside saying ' we won the double last year, I cannot believe this has happened!'
Wish we had Alan Hinton now!!
The football shirts were so much better then - always liked the arsenal shirt
Hinton, 3 assists, I great goal, 👍
Clough's dream team!!
Arsenal all over the place ..........great stuff !!!!
best days fabulous memories RIP pops
4.02 he took that well. Bearing in mind a heavy pitch..
Wilson is on record for saying the proudest moment in his footballing career was keeping goal for Scotland. That he truly wished he was in West Germany and Argentina as our star keeper.
By Argentina he was done. In West Germany we only conceded one goal in 3 matches. I think David Harvey did a good job
Lol i was joking. Fact is i don't think he cared for his Scotland status, that he rathered he played for England @@gordonmathers6489
@@gordonmathers6489 Was thinking about Bremner's "what might have been" miss against Brazil today.
@@Kelly14UK I think it was his only chance of international football. England were strong in that position Banks, Bonetti, West. Shelton and Corrigan were coming through. The rule change worked well for him. Although I never thought I'd see the day when Scotland had a player whose middle name was primrose
That's okay. John Marion Wayne was a huge movie star in the old days haha @@gordonmathers6489
I can remember playing a cup final at the old Baseball Ground. I played for Hucknall Town. We beat Nettleham United 1-0.
Heady days, a full Baseball ground.
When we were good
We still are
I was there to see that match ,that was "The" Derby County, you don't see them play like that these days, if they took a leaf out that team of yesterday Derby wouldn't be in League One, they do there best I know but they just don't have that final punch.
Bob Wilson, what a nightmare
if they counted assists in those days how many would Alan Hinton create in a season ? more real ones than the fantasy figures given out for today's players.
remember watchin star soccer in early 70s on a sunday
Alan Hinton. Nuff said
I was there. Wonderful 70s footy. With mud too. Mud is rare nowadays at football. Mud, mud, glorious mud.. bring back the mud, just grass & mud. No plastic. Ban it.
Was this the game where Bob Wilson said "Who are Derby County I don't know them." Cloughie's reply after the game was " I bet Wilson knows who bloody Derby County are now "......
wilsons first game back after injury,he played like a donkey!hinton destroyed him
Hinton the rebel...white boots, now look at the colours of them, lol.
This is how to smash the Gunners
And that was the end of the Arsenal double winning team's success.
What happened to Derby? Where have they gone?
Bob Wilson was hopeless. No wonder he gave up being a goal keeper and went to television.
Brian Clough , Peter Taylor !
You had to be in the ground at one o’clock to get a place.
for the first 40 seconds of the video, i thought it was Arsenal that going to blast 5 goals against Derby when Charlie George got 2 glaring chances to score
I was at the match. Happy days!, derby destroyed the Gunners. Alan Ball was sent off for persistent petulant fouling. Bob Wilson had a ‘mare.
The Arsenal goalkeeper looks like Bob Wilson from Grandstand lol.
whats the name of the commentator?
+dsk71
The commentator was Huw Johns, who usually did the Midlands clubs as ITV was regionalised (would have been ATV then, I think). A very distinctive voice: 'One-nudding-Birmingham Siddy'.
Hugh Johns
Not Arsenals finest hour 😢
6:49 the very first ''How about that'' commentary ?
I thought that was Jimmy Savilles catchphrase !
The art of over the top explicatives hadn't been invented yet ;-)
Who's the number 4 for Derby?
Terry Hennessey
signed him from forest
@@timtaylor6714 wayne hennesy not terry
@@mschauhan3855 Nope, Terry Hennessey played for Derby, Wayne Hennessey never played for the Rams.
Forgot how bad Peter Storey was. And how could Alan Hinton was.
Back when it was proper highlights too - edited to feel like a small version of the match. Unlike the lazy motd chopping now
Derby til i die.... i a suede
No assistant referees?
They were called linesmen then, and the 4th official was another 20+ years away......
@@Keithbarberbetter days
I remember his game we should have been 2:0 up before Derby scored ..err where are Derby now
So what? We ripped Arsenal a new one that day. :-)
Another Judas!
I don't like this all film of Arsenal losing should be destroyed
Should be broadcast all over the world at prime viewing time.
And if you dont behave yourself, you'll be made to watch it twice
I was there. Third in my faves as a Rams fan! Arsenal had no chance against our pitch and Hinton on that form!