Not a United fan but my god, Keano was some player. He ran the middle of the field almost every game. His footballing ability is always overshadowed by leadership.
Back in the day when we were actually moving about in the box and our attackers were willing and able to cross. And when did you ever see Pogba make a run like Keano for the last goal. I can't believe it was 30 years ago almost.
reading Keano's first bio and had to revisit the game after his description. rewatching old games is hell more fun when you get a player's perspective.
The game after the disgrace of Galatasary. The disgrace being the way our players, management and fans were treated. It was like going back 100 years, that’s what it looked like. I wonder how many United fans actually made it to the Ali Sami Yen stadium?? 50 maybe?? You could see the hangover from that game in the first half here. Great comeback though. We had a brilliant team back then. Probably my favourite ever United side.
Remember this game really vividly - how United were 2-0 down at the break was an absolute mystery because they bossed the whole game - two majestic headers from Quinn. But second half Cantona was outstanding and it felt inevitable when Keane won it.
@@philauguste7310 he wasn't completely wrong tho, united were almost the only famous English club back then in the other countries causing many people blindly supporting them. No offense
I loved the early 90's..We still had our football supporting culture and still had that constant crackle in the stadiums.Sad how fan culture has died in England
scherben in the mid 90’s it was exactly like that. People asking me on Chester road where the ground was. Tourists. Plastics. My last game at OT was spurs at the end of the 00/01 season. I’d had enough. No atmosphere, nothing. Keane was right. Prawn sandwich eating idiots. Away games were great though, I went to as many as possible.
@@mrkipling2201 Even now, the away support is superb; but OT is usually sterile - along with every other stadium on planet corporate football. Once United Road was seated, it was never the same for me; even though the Crazy Corner's relocation to the Stretty livened that section up.
scherben oh I totally agree. It’s complete diluted crap now. Unfortunately when grounds became all seater, the atmosphere disappeared almost straight away.
I was in the Kippax for this one. It was fucking hilarious. Some of them were spitting feathers at the end. I even had to hide my collar badge on the way out.
Hi there do you have clip of Joe Jordan's last minute derby winner on 30th of September 1978 as i was at the game at the back row of k stand as the ball went in & as a 13 year old schoolboy who had been 'taunted' all week about how they were going to beat us it is one of my best 'derby memories'.
United fans make me laugh. United started all this, they made it so teams had to spend, with their excessive spending, to compete. You reap what you sow!
True steven all this money has ruined the game I think .. Big salarys Big life styles their more like celebrities fs no passion now days like their was back then now it's about making the most money and wanting to be the best player and get all the attention .. Back then it was a full team effort no one bigger than anyone else far more grit & passion & meaning to the game & wot that game ment .. To much money ruins EVERYTHING 🤔 THEY WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS ALRITE WEN FOOTBALL MENT SOMETHING.
@@aronroyle1523Half of United’s team in the 90s came directly through the youth system. As was the case with the 1968 European Cup winning side and the Busby Babes. Something Citeh haven’t done and never will.
Was in the North stand that day sick as fuck I was, to be two up but United did have a great side back then. Us City we was just going from one trauma to another with ownership of the club etc we really was the soap opera football club back then.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 (0) champions league MAN United 7-1 MAN City . 1927 MAN United 5-0 MAN City. 1994 MUN win 64 : 46 win MCI Manchester is R E D ❤️🤡👹🖐🏼✌🏼👑.Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnng
Not a United fan but my god, Keano was some player. He ran the middle of the field almost every game. His footballing ability is always overshadowed by leadership.
I have to admit that I think early Tyler and Gray commentary is some of the best I’ve ever heard. Along with Barry Davies.
Des Lyhnam?
@@CARLIN4737 he was a presenter, rather than a commentator. He was great though, good shout.
one of my fav matches from that team. What a come back.
what a quality ball from giggs for the second goal!
Quinn, Keane, Irwin, Kernaghan, Phelan. Irish used to be so well represented in these games. Would love to see that edge and energy in modern games.
What a ball by Giggs for the second.
And Dennis for the third
Incredible vision.
Back in the day when we were actually moving about in the box and our attackers were willing and able to cross. And when did you ever see Pogba make a run like Keano for the last goal. I can't believe it was 30 years ago almost.
reading Keano's first bio and had to revisit the game after his description.
rewatching old games is hell more fun when you get a player's perspective.
what did he say about it ?
The game after the disgrace of Galatasary. The disgrace being the way our players, management and fans were treated. It was like going back 100 years, that’s what it looked like. I wonder how many United fans actually made it to the Ali Sami Yen stadium?? 50 maybe?? You could see the hangover from that game in the first half here. Great comeback though. We had a brilliant team back then. Probably my favourite ever United side.
Remember this game really vividly - how United were 2-0 down at the break was an absolute mystery because they bossed the whole game - two majestic headers from Quinn. But second half Cantona was outstanding and it felt inevitable when Keane won it.
These were proper derbies. I'm United but I fuckin miss Maine Road. What a cracking ground. Can't stand the Etihad though.
+Bungalow Bill They've just become a plastic club. Maine Road looked pretty neat. Classic British stadium.
@@hypolyxa7207 And United aren't? United were the first English plastic club with plastic fans.
@@aronroyle1523 tool
@@philauguste7310 he wasn't completely wrong tho, united were almost the only famous English club back then in the other countries causing many people blindly supporting them. No offense
Aron Royle yeah through their success not oil money
i miss proper football
Cantona's 2nd is a quality team goal
A great first half then we just collapsed 🤦♂️I still miss Maine Road though I have to say 😥
I loved the early 90's..We still had our football supporting culture and still had that constant crackle in the stadiums.Sad how fan culture has died in England
Really? I remember OT being dead, and the fanzines full of complaints that the atmosphere had gone to shit and that the ground was full of tourists.
scherben in the mid 90’s it was exactly like that. People asking me on Chester road where the ground was. Tourists. Plastics. My last game at OT was spurs at the end of the 00/01 season. I’d had enough. No atmosphere, nothing. Keane was right. Prawn sandwich eating idiots. Away games were great though, I went to as many as possible.
@@mrkipling2201 Even now, the away support is superb; but OT is usually sterile - along with every other stadium on planet corporate football.
Once United Road was seated, it was never the same for me; even though the Crazy Corner's relocation to the Stretty livened that section up.
scherben oh I totally agree. It’s complete diluted crap now. Unfortunately when grounds became all seater, the atmosphere disappeared almost straight away.
@@scherben8870 ye but we were comparing it to 70s n 80s then .if you compare 90s to now i get his point.
My first United game, 13th birthday present 👌🏾
Cantona got MOTM by Sky, have to say should've been Keano, what an absolutely immense display throughout the game.
I was in the Kippax for this one. It was fucking hilarious. Some of them were spitting feathers at the end. I even had to hide my collar badge on the way out.
Mark Hughes was an incredible player,
He had everything
Who is here after Sky Retro's Keane interview?
Ah those were the days❤
Old Keano was a beast, but young Keano was a BEAST!
09:49 Superb anticipation by Keano; a full five seconds before the ball reached him. The lad was a genius.
That city player celebrating in the tunnel at half time ...
I remember city fans with their Turkish delights.....I wonder where they went after Keano made it 3-2.....
Hi there do you have clip of Joe Jordan's last minute derby winner on 30th of September 1978 as i was at the game at the back row of k stand as the ball went in & as a 13 year old schoolboy who had been 'taunted' all week about how they were going to beat us it is one of my best 'derby memories'.
Had some great times at Maine road. We took the kippax
Many times pal..great days!!🤣👹
There's a very satisfying "tonk" from the post in Cantona's First Goal
What a classic game🔥🔥🔥👹👹
Great kit for United. 👍🏻
LEGENDARY
Miss Andy grey the commentary team on sky sports made and added to the excitement of all games. Now where stuck boring Alan Smith zzzzzzzzz.
I was there in the away end
Its reminiscent of last weekends match repeated this one here
Was there a better midfield pairing in the early 90's prem than Keane and Ince?
Bad times, with a lot worse to come...
Was the Platt Lane home or away fans in this game. I know it was mixed but I mean officially?
Home
Looks like officially United have the North Stand corner & Kippax corner
I was halfway up the Kippax away terrace, slightly to the left hand side.
I remember all the Turkish delights the city fans had.....
United had about a third of the attendance
Always did at Maine road..and at most other grounds in those days!!👊👹
@@mickfoskett6629 agreed!! Certainly at Maine Road!!
The good old daŷs before the petrol dollors
United fans make me laugh. United started all this, they made it so teams had to spend, with their excessive spending, to compete. You reap what you sow!
Man Utd were spending less at this time, Blackburn etc spending more and paying higher wages.
True steven all this money has ruined the game I think .. Big salarys Big life styles their more like celebrities fs no passion now days like their was back then now it's about making the most money and wanting to be the best player and get all the attention .. Back then it was a full team effort no one bigger than anyone else far more grit & passion & meaning to the game & wot that game ment .. To much money ruins EVERYTHING 🤔 THEY WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS ALRITE WEN FOOTBALL MENT SOMETHING.
@@aronroyle1523Half of United’s team in the 90s came directly through the youth system. As was the case with the 1968 European Cup winning side and the Busby Babes. Something Citeh haven’t done and never will.
Was in the North stand that day sick as fuck I was, to be two up but United did have a great side back then. Us City we was just going from one trauma to another with ownership of the club etc we really was the soap opera football club back then.
Who came from the Sky Sports Retro video?
Machester is B L U E
🤣🤣🤣🤣 (0) champions league
MAN United 7-1 MAN City . 1927
MAN United 5-0 MAN City. 1994
MUN win 64 : 46 win MCI
Manchester is R E D ❤️🤡👹🖐🏼✌🏼👑.Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnng
What are the ManU supporters singing at 11:25?
Great comeback man utd glory glory man utd
Those supporters at 10:04
worst ever goalie shirt award goes 2.............city!!!
Palister so bad
kiedyś to była piłka
Oh ah cantona!
championies ole ole ole
Man utd is the best
What the hell was Schmeichel doing for those first two city goals?