1969 May 29 Newcastle United England 3 Ujpest Dozsa Hungary 0 Inter Cities Fairs Cup
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I was there with my dad... memories still fresh in my mind even after all these years. It's something I will recollect all my life. Toon Toon HWTL. With the new owners and under the management of Eddie Howe maybe it won't be long before we win silverware again....
I don't think many Mags know this clip is here.Happy memories.I'd forgotten how much talent this side had.The rickety old stadium,totally re-built since then,held more than 62,000 that night.
I do now
The Fans sang that loud that it was heard in Sunderland
Just found this clip.
This was my first ever NUFC match, 29 May 1969, a night game too, I was 11 years old.
The trophy was presented in Hungary 11 June 1969 so I never saw them actually lift the cup.
I’m now nearly 61 and I still haven’t seen NUFC lift a cup.
That’s 50 years of .......... Oh well, you never know, we still live in hope !
Wow. Must be agonising 49 and a half years later to not win a single trophy.
Well now you might have a chance to see Newcastle lift a trophy soon!
Wow, last time ncastle won a trophy 🏆… hope they get back to winning ways
I remember being given Bob Moncur's autobiography as a year's end prize for one of the junior football teams I was in, and reading about this game. He didn't mention what a special goal that second one was, great head down and finish after setting the whole thing up from just outside the center circle.
Great to see this clip, didn't knaa it existed. First match I ever went to aged 8 years old and we've never won nowt since!! I'm a fuppin jinx!!
It speaks volumes when Newcastle’s last trophy of any worth was televised in black and white (and I don’t mean their jerseys).
Was there with my uncle in the popular end 60,000geordies what a night
Jim Scott, still a competitive player, Camelon Bowling club
Now stay tuned for 46 years of pain
Make that 49 years of pain..
51 but it will go to 100 absolutely no doubt
Its over now
@@Gessorio5531 yessii
I was there with my mate Harry Rodden who formed the London branch of the supporters club. Would have been 22 years old😃
And here's to bobby moncur with the fairs cup in his hands..and fuck all since
Ben Arentoft's back heel, nowts new, Must be Moncur's best ever game when he looks back at his career, half a century back now,
More Scots than English on the pitch.
Different times, indeed.
Are the cameras along the east side of the ground here?
Middlle of the old wooden stand looking toward the popular side and Leazes Terrace, Gallowgate to the right Leazes end to the left.
Who would have thought it our last cup wish me dad had bought me a Dukla Prague away kit instead of the stripes at least we could sing about it up the bikkies Gaz may boro
Was this trophy the equivalent to the Europa League?
BatmanTheThird yes
Peter Alderson cheers Pete
No it was the forerunner to the UEFA cup.
philip MARSH yes the uefa cup which became the europa league just like the European cup is now ironically called champions league considering teams in 4th place can qualify
Absolutely right. The UEFA cup used to be the hardest to win because you had second to fifth finishers fighting it out amongst themselves. The champions league is virtually an extension of that competition now making the Europa cup more or less redundant. A shame really. Only league champions should play each other in what I still call the European cup. Money money money.
sexy football! mon the TOON!