''Goals pay the rent and Keegan does his share.'' What a statement from the incomparable David Coleman. Tyler on Sky couldn't hold a candle to the greatest commentator ever.
I am a Perugia's fan(Perugia's kisses city) but i am Liverpool's fan specielly Liverpool's 70es! KEEGAN TOSHAK LEE KENNEDY BROTHERS ....Big kickers! In 70es Aldo my Perugia was in the First National Championship and was a mervillouse team
As a Chelsea boy born and bred in West Kensington , I watched that game and fell in love with that team that day. The whole day was perfect. David Coleman , MacDonald , that pass between Keagan and Smith. I was 9 when we won in 70 but that day in 74 is without doubt the most perfect memory of Cup Final Day that I will ever have. Even the colors were more vivid than any other Final. ....Lindsey scored a legit goal....and what a goal it was.......Coleman was so in form....He said things that still do not make sense.....?? " Goals Pay The Rent and Keagan does his Share " . It sort of make sense but some how it does not sound right....It's a Coleman Balls to the MAX . It's a shame that he did not get a One.........Nil in there for the offside goal....What a day !! My list of the best from the 70's ...Remember , I stood in the shed....... 74 , 73 , 71 , 79 , 70 ,...the others were unremarkable . What days they were though. I doff my hat to you Scousers What a shame that the league will be given to you off pitch rather than on it when you win the 2 games you need. Well done , but watch out for those kids in blue from daaaaaan the Fulham Road me ol' son ! I say it with clenched teeth , but....Come on you Reds.
johntosh00 Hugh johns his contemporary in his more personable style was at least his equal. Brian Moore had a few years before he reached his peak and John motson wasn't bad either at this time. Quite a proliferation of Giants of commentating at this time
First FA Cup Final I remember watching and the game that ignited a lifelong passion for Liverpool. I've watched a lot of videos from the mid 70's, Keegan and Heighway really were exceptional.
The third goal by Keegan is remembered for the number of passes Liverpool made without a Newcastle player touching the ball .. even tiki Taka has to applaud that
I was only a tiny thing watching this game but I remember screaming at the TV for Toshack to score the goal he richly deserved. He was immense this day.
@@december2364 Quite agree with you sir, I remember this match well n Newcastle were capable of winning this but messed up n Liverpool made them look foolish. Malcolm McDonald never got a sniff n Ian McFaul had a bad game too. Ace see all British players ' we have the talent here in all leagues and I would like to see more investment in our youth teams instead of millions going to Agents for doing Naff all .Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK 👍
i liked david coleman,ithought he was a really good commentator,Newcastle were lucky they did not get a real hammering that day,this final really shows the quality of players like Keegan
Keegan was offside when Lindsay played the ball to him. Liverpool showed Newcastle too much respect in this game. if they had gone for it earlier in the first half they could have scored a cup final record. Newcastle were very poor on the day.
I was thirteen and me and my brother who was eleven watched this with my dad . My dad was getting over exited. We watched the match on the BBC on a black and white DER television .
I agree with Andrew Craig (Alec Lindsay) with regard to the "remarkable" commentator David Coleman R.I.P. he said "Goals pay the Rent" what a man, what a team (L.F.C.)
Oh God a time when Football was actually about Football and its fans and not overpaid actors temperamental managers and PC politics, sadly all long since gone
@@peteranthony7115 your not entirely correct sir.Newcastle gave up far to easy and apart from Malcolm McDonald the rest were shite as you say. They let down the fans and McDonald , in my view Keegan was overrated and light years behind Bobby Charlton. Kind regards Glynn and Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK
@@glynnevans1851 Keegan over rated ? Yeah right !!! He was a superstar in that Liverpool team of stars and made Liverpool even better than what they already were
@@chrisfallon9678 Hi Chris, Quite agree with you. I'm comparing him to other England players and this is only my opinion. Also when he managed Newcastle he spent more time wound up ! about Alex Ferguson instead of concentrating on each match , this affected the team and is why the 12 point lead was reduced to 0. I take it you are a Liverpool fan sir .Kind regards Glynn n Aston Villa fan since 1968.🤝
I remember this final for bring so one-sided. Great to hear David Coleman. Can't see Lindsay was offside. Back then level meant offside, so could it have been Keegan as he took the pass?
@@bobuk161 With the mackems winning the cup the year before and living in jarra 1/2 Geordie and 1/2 mackem population the torment on the monda at school was horrendous
I remember some interviews AFTER the previous year's final, but this was the first one I actrually watched. It was a comparative massacre and goalfest. Virtually every other one I saw over the next few years ended 1-0. Tommy Taylor got two the next year and I didn't watch the 1977 final. '79 was a classic of course then you had Spurs winning after replays in '81 and '82.
It quite weird to me that the manager of liverpool sat side by side with the newcastle' manager on the bench. Couldn't imagine if Mourinho and Wenger were in that situation.
@@slowerthinker how did you discuss your team tactics knowing that your opponent sat just inches from you? How did you feel when your opponents celebrated histerically and wildly when their team scored goals. Mourinho would definitely choked Wenger's neck if he did that.
Pundits TODAY on sky amaze me calling klopps team the greatest this or that. THEY should take a look at this team. Full of BRITISH class. Just Look at the cross field passing with a heavier LEATHER ball.
Hibbitt injured early on, and Joe Harvey didn't play Barrowclough, a fast winger, which would have kept Lindsey tied down rather than playing as an extra forward. Supermac had an off day.
Hibbitt injured - Newcastle then played too narrowly. Barraclough needed on the wing, to give Alec Lindsay something to defend. Liverpool would still have won.
Until the flamboyant Mexico international Jorge Campos turned up at the USA '94 world cup (and Nike thought they could make more cash flogging his fancy designs) goalkeeper jerseys were green. Just like referees used to wear only black.
I wish Liverpool were playing Leeds that year in the final, it would have been a much better game, and Leeds would have won! Leeds only had problems with route one teams and got knocked out by Bristol City in a year when they walked the league! PITY!!
Very bold to claim Leeds would have won. Leeds and Liverpool played each other twice that season, with a tight 1-0 win for both sides. They were evenly matched. It could have gone either way.
I know it's not a popular view on here, but I never liked David Coleman as a commentator. His big lines (Goals pay the rent etc.) were horribly cliched and cheesy. He also commentated on multiple sports and I never felt he had a good enough in depth knowledge of any of them. Compare him to someone like Bill McClaren on rugby. They're not in the same league. A commentator's job is to talk about something you can see happening. So he has to add something to make it come alive. Peter O'Sullivan the horse racing commentator was a genius at it. Coleman not so much. Sorry to swim against the tide. Brian Moore was the class act of the day and I also loved Motty (although I suspect that will be another unpopular view :-)
Couldn't agree more. I found him painful to listen to. A lot of the time he decided before the match who were going to be the better team and commentate accordingly. That goals pay the rent and Keegan gets his share was meaningless.
You're joking. Coleman only commentated on football and athletics and in the latter he was an expert having been a very good middle distance runner himself, and he also knew his football. Coleman talked about what he saw and he had a dramatic lyrical style that could make anything seem exiting. His cheesy big lines were part of his appeal. Brian Moore was rather boring and Motson up his own backside never using one word when could use five. Barry Davies was the other class act of the day.
First FA Cup Final I remember watching and the game that ignited a lifelong passion for Liverpool. I've watched a lot of videos from the mid 70's, Keegan and Heighway really were exceptional.
''Goals pay the rent and Keegan does his share.'' What a statement from the incomparable David Coleman. Tyler on Sky couldn't hold a candle to the greatest commentator ever.
My god the FA Cup was massive in those days. Television coverage lasted all day and the whole country tuned in.
David Coleman. Greatest football and athletics commentator of all time !!
Great post thank you. Whole country used to stop for the cup final in those days. Loved David Coleman. What a great nostalgia trip.
Best (wrongly)disallowed Cup Final goal ever.
Totally agree.
Thanks for posting this. I was 14 when this was played. I’ve followed Liverpool since 1970. Great memories.
I am a Perugia's fan(Perugia's kisses city) but i am Liverpool's fan specielly Liverpool's 70es! KEEGAN TOSHAK LEE KENNEDY BROTHERS ....Big kickers! In 70es Aldo my Perugia was in the First National Championship and was a mervillouse team
I was 10. Been hooked ever since
Alec lindsay goal was the best fa cup final goal that unfortunately never was, Reds were superb that day, never forget it
David Coleman. The World's Greatest ever commentator. That man made you feel the ebb and sway of the game. RIP.
As a Chelsea boy born and bred in West Kensington , I watched that game and fell in love with that team that day. The whole day was perfect. David Coleman , MacDonald , that pass between Keagan and Smith. I was 9 when we won in 70 but that day in 74 is without doubt the most perfect memory of Cup Final Day that I will ever have. Even the colors were more vivid than any other Final. ....Lindsey scored a legit goal....and what a goal it was.......Coleman was so in form....He said things that still do not make sense.....?? " Goals Pay The Rent and Keagan does his Share " . It sort of make sense but some how it does not sound right....It's a Coleman Balls to the MAX . It's a shame that he did not get a One.........Nil in there for the offside goal....What a day !! My list of the best from the 70's ...Remember , I stood in the shed....... 74 , 73 , 71 , 79 , 70 ,...the others were unremarkable . What days they were though. I doff my hat to you Scousers What a shame that the league will be given to you off pitch rather than on it when you win the 2 games you need. Well done , but watch out for those kids in blue from daaaaaan the Fulham Road me ol' son ! I say it with clenched teeth , but....Come on you Reds.
The Cup final was never the same after Coleman was replaced by awful Motty
Agree, they should have given to Davies, he was magnificent
@@dnstone1127 Motty was ok.
Goals pay the rent and a Keegan has his share. Brilliant.
Classic commentary by Coleman. The best commentator of all time in any sport.
Totally agree. His work at the 1970 World Cup in Mexico was peerless.
johntosh00 Hugh johns his contemporary in his more personable style was at least his equal. Brian Moore had a few years before he reached his peak and John motson wasn't bad either at this time. Quite a proliferation of Giants of commentating at this time
Motty is awful
@@tomdrowry remenber hugh johns past awful
David 1-0 coleman, the greatest sports commentator there has been.
R.I:P. Brian Hall, I'm a Man Utd, fan but I regarded Hall as a good midfielder of his generation. Clever diving dummy for the first goal.
David Coleman absolute class 😩👌👌
Liverpool were different class, they played thrilling football, Steve Heighway was my man, a brilliant player that would walk into any Liverpool team.
what a player....2nd only to Keegan. Both magnificent.
My favourite liverpool player
´Hughes has done it several times this season and was within six inches of doing it again´ Classic, brilliant and hilarious Coleman.
First FA Cup Final I remember watching and the game that ignited a lifelong passion for Liverpool. I've watched a lot of videos from the mid 70's, Keegan and Heighway really were exceptional.
Shanks, sir Bob. Fagan, Moran.
What a team
The third goal by Keegan is remembered for the number of passes Liverpool made without a Newcastle player touching the ball .. even tiki Taka has to applaud that
Goals pay the rent!!!! Amazing commentator
I was only a tiny thing watching this game but I remember screaming at the TV for Toshack to score the goal he richly deserved. He was immense this day.
That disallowed goal was 🔥🔥🔥
Clemence could have sat next to Shankly for the entire game and Liverpool would still have kept a clean sheet.
This is true. Newcastle never had a shot worthy of the name. Most one sided cup final until 2019
@@december2364 Quite agree with you sir, I remember this match well n Newcastle were capable of winning this but messed up n Liverpool made them look foolish. Malcolm McDonald never got a sniff n Ian McFaul had a bad game too. Ace see all British players ' we have the talent here in all leagues and I would like to see more investment in our youth teams instead of millions going to Agents for doing Naff all .Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK 👍
As a Liverpool fan I would’ve loved to have been alive to have seen this
i liked david coleman,ithought he was a really good commentator,Newcastle were lucky they did not get a real hammering that day,this final really shows the quality of players like Keegan
Keegan was like a modern day player playing in the 70s, no wonder he did so well
Goals pay the rent and Keegan does his share. Class
The english football in 60es and in 70es was a Big show
Shame about the World Cup 1974 and 1978.
Management and players were not up to the job.
This was played on my first birthday. Makes me feel very old.
Thriller. The names of my childhood, Lindsay, Keegan, Hughes, Toshack, Heighway, Clements. Football gold.
When i was a kid keegan was one of my favourites players
Poor Lindsay -- he wasn't in an offside position, and the ball came off a Toon defender anyway.
Keegan was offside, come on............... it's so evident..................
Keegan was offside when Lindsay played the ball to him.
Liverpool showed Newcastle too much respect in this game. if they had gone for it earlier in the first half they could have scored a cup final record. Newcastle were very poor on the day.
but....he did not touch the ball....thick geordie
Level was offside in those days
Exactly
That was the very first day i became a massive loyal fan of Liverpool f.c age 9.. am now 58 ynwa
I was thirteen and me and my brother who was eleven watched this with my dad . My dad was getting over exited. We watched the match on the BBC on a black and white DER television .
' And the place is swarmed with Red Shirt!!!"
- for me the best statement by the commentator.
-it totally summed up the total dominance of the Kops
I agree with Andrew Craig (Alec Lindsay) with regard to the "remarkable" commentator David Coleman R.I.P. he said "Goals pay the Rent" what a man, what a team (L.F.C.)
Thank you!
alan kennedy and terry mcdderrmott playing for newcastle here
Lindsay's goal was never offside the ball came off the Newcastle defender
That goal would've been given under VAR.
At the whistle shankly points to the crowd to say. For YOU 💪
The Lyndsay goal was played by the Newcastle defender to Lyndsay . Is that offside?
"Goals pay the rent and Keegan does his share..."
They where Absolutely STRIPPED NAKED!!! (Great Line)
Oh God a time when Football was actually about Football and its fans and not overpaid actors temperamental managers and PC politics, sadly all long since gone
A young Alan Kennedy playing for toon... Mad what he went on to acheive for LfC and Terry Mcderrmott ,who.also player for toon in this game.
Heaven pure heaven
"Newcastle were undressed, they were absolutely stripped naked!" Interesting metaphor from David Coleman...what was he thinking about?
Newcastle being skinned alive on the day I should think...
Being made naked was to be embarrassed since the Garden of Eden until 🌈 world.
Goals pay the rent and Keegan gets his share .....brilliant.
I was at this game .. no disrespect to Newcastle , but they were lucky to get nil..
If there was a trophy for being shite Newcastle United would never lose.
@@peteranthony7115 your not entirely correct sir.Newcastle gave up far to easy and apart from Malcolm McDonald the rest were shite as you say. They let down the fans and McDonald , in my view Keegan was overrated and light years behind Bobby Charlton. Kind regards Glynn and Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK
@@glynnevans1851 Keegan over rated ? Yeah right !!! He was a superstar in that Liverpool team of stars and made Liverpool even better than what they already were
@@chrisfallon9678 Hi Chris, Quite agree with you. I'm comparing him to other England players and this is only my opinion. Also when he managed Newcastle he spent more time wound up ! about Alex Ferguson instead of concentrating on each match , this affected the team and is why the 12 point lead was reduced to 0. I take it you are a Liverpool fan sir .Kind regards Glynn n Aston Villa fan since 1968.🤝
@@glynnevans1851 Keegan was an international quality player who got better with age - twice European Footballer of the Year.
I remember this final for bring so one-sided. Great to hear David Coleman. Can't see Lindsay was offside. Back then level meant offside, so could it have been Keegan as he took the pass?
From a Geordie the most 1 sided cup final ever.
How we got to half time 0-0 god knows.
This could have been a record score in a cup final
I remember they predicted a Newcastle win the night before. We were just too good that day but I still remember Newcastle being so good that year.
@@bobuk161
With the mackems winning the cup the year before and living in jarra 1/2 Geordie and 1/2 mackem population the torment on the monda at school was horrendous
This is the real Liverpool
the very best English team ever
Brian Moore was the greatest football commentator ever...
always liked Barry Davies and gerald sinstat
@@davygraham you are fucking kidding me. Barry Davies 😂
He was not that good, Davies and Coleman the best.
@@davygraham don't forget the legendary Hugh John's 👍
Very hard to say who was the greatest commentator ,Brian Moore and Gerald sinstadt were greats too
Tony Gubba
quality goals. would love for heighways volley to go in.
All the words Supermac said before the game, he didn't get a kick, one of the most 1-sided finals you'll ever see.
he was a big game flop
To be fair to him he was great in the post match interview
What was supermac mouthing off about then? I was only 5 when this played
" Newcastle were undressed... They were absolutely stripped naked" what brilliant commentary. It makes " Aguerooooooo" so amateurish
Pity the clip didn't include Coleman's line at the end: "Keegan 2 Highway 1, Liverpool 3 Newcastle none!"
I was at this ģame above the tunnel holding a shankly flag. Great day's
from 1974 - 1984, we were the BEST team in the World, even Brazil....end of
Bayern Munich, West Germany.
@@Ruda-n4h Ajax and the Dutch, though just before. There was no Cruyff at Lpool and I used to stand in the Boys Pen.
0:14 when he said Kennedy I was looking at the player with the red shirt and not the player with the black and white shirt... 😐
The day I was born....thank God we won 😏
I remember some interviews AFTER the previous year's final, but this was the first one I actrually watched. It was a comparative massacre and goalfest. Virtually every other one I saw over the next few years ended 1-0. Tommy Taylor got two the next year and I didn't watch the 1977 final. '79 was a classic of course then you had Spurs winning after replays in '81 and '82.
Liverpool squandered several chances that day with miskicked shots off target, too wide, too high, or across the face of goal
It quite weird to me that the manager of liverpool sat side by side with the newcastle' manager on the bench. Couldn't imagine if Mourinho and Wenger were in that situation.
I'm guessing thats a 70s Wembley thing. At the charity shield a few months later Brian Clough and Bill Shankly were sitting next to each other.
@@slowerthinker how did you discuss your team tactics knowing that your opponent sat just inches from you? How did you feel when your opponents celebrated histerically and wildly when their team scored goals. Mourinho would definitely choked Wenger's neck if he did that.
Pundits TODAY on sky amaze me calling klopps team the greatest this or that.
THEY should take a look at this team.
Full of BRITISH class.
Just Look at the cross field passing with a heavier LEATHER ball.
FA cup final day was a massive occasion then, greed & cynicism has sidelined it.
are those nubers on their kit just stickers?
Keegan 2, Heighway 1. Liverpool 3 Newcastle none !
4:14 SIUUUU
‘If goals pay the rent......Keegan does his share’.Does anyone know what that means?
Why is the FA Cup not as coveted as it was anymore
Shanks having a smoke... legend
that was Paisley
Hibbitt injured early on, and Joe Harvey didn't play Barrowclough, a fast winger, which would have kept Lindsey tied down rather than playing as an extra forward.
Supermac had an off day.
and? we absolutely twated you. Regardless who played - we were on a different level as you.
This was the sort of performance Leeds should have given twelve months earlier against Sunderland.
Liverpool are the best then and now and big mouth McDonald said before the game that he was gonna turn liverpool over who had the last laughter
mcfaul had no hope at all because heighway had it all right ..lol pmsl classic line!!!
That was only Liverpool's 2nd FA cup, Newcastle had already won six by then.
Last one in '55?
That's all right then.
Hibbitt injured - Newcastle then played too narrowly. Barraclough needed on the wing, to give Alec Lindsay something to defend.
Liverpool would still have won.
Offside??
Good Goal.
Big football, mitic K.Keegan
100,000 voices, listen to that noise.
Why g-k always in 60' and 70' used to play only in green?
Why not ?
Until the flamboyant Mexico international Jorge Campos turned up at the USA '94 world cup (and Nike thought they could make more cash flogging his fancy designs) goalkeeper jerseys were green. Just like referees used to wear only black.
When Liverpool played St Etienne (green shirts) in 1977 Ray Clemence wore a yellow jersey.
The sound of 100,000
Astonishingly Newcastle were tipped to win this game by many pundits.
GOOD GOAL.
NUFC should have played winger Stewart Barrowclough to stop Alec Lindsay having the freedom of Wembley
So much for supermac 😂 and The Reds go marching on in 2019. YNWA
how the fcuk was that offside///
4:05.
is right
2:48 4:02 5:20
NUFC don't handle finals very well, do they?
oh so thats why we won
This could’ve easily been 5-0
I wish Liverpool were playing Leeds that year in the final, it would have been a much better game, and Leeds would have won! Leeds only had problems with route one teams and got knocked out by Bristol City in a year when they walked the league! PITY!!
Very bold to claim Leeds would have won. Leeds and Liverpool played each other twice that season, with a tight 1-0 win for both sides. They were evenly matched. It could have gone either way.
Newcastle and especially supermac macdonald were supposed to blow Liverpool away, it was completely the other way round, they never got a sniff
@@lyndoncmp5751 This was the sort of performance Leeds should have given twelve months earlier against Sunderland.
I know it's not a popular view on here, but I never liked David Coleman as a commentator. His big lines (Goals pay the rent etc.) were horribly cliched and cheesy. He also commentated on multiple sports and I never felt he had a good enough in depth knowledge of any of them. Compare him to someone like Bill McClaren on rugby. They're not in the same league. A commentator's job is to talk about something you can see happening. So he has to add something to make it come alive. Peter O'Sullivan the horse racing commentator was a genius at it. Coleman not so much. Sorry to swim against the tide. Brian Moore was the class act of the day and I also loved Motty (although I suspect that will be another unpopular view :-)
Couldn't agree more. I found him painful to listen to. A lot of the time he decided before the match who were going to be the better team and commentate accordingly. That goals pay the rent and Keegan gets his share was meaningless.
Fuck off
You wrote that as a joke, right?
@@duncanmiller1288 You wrote that as a joke right?
You're joking. Coleman only commentated on football and athletics and in the latter he was an expert having been a very good middle distance runner himself, and he also knew his football. Coleman talked about what he saw and he had a dramatic lyrical style that could make anything seem exiting. His cheesy big lines were part of his appeal. Brian Moore was rather boring and Motson up his own backside never using one word when could use five. Barry Davies was the other class act of the day.
we were alright until terry hibbitt got crocked
First FA Cup Final I remember watching and the game that ignited a lifelong passion for Liverpool. I've watched a lot of videos from the mid 70's, Keegan and Heighway really were exceptional.