Man Utd's Greatest Ever Midfielders | Norman Whiteside 1982 - 1989
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2021
- In 2011 a unique, fan driven project MANCHESTER UNITED: GREATEST EVER XI sets out to select a definitive team of the greatest players ever to pull on the famous red shirt. Fans make the case for their picks and relive memories.
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He looked like a full grown man when nothing but a lad .....great player
Thank you Norman Whiteside. You're the reason I'm a Red. 85 was my first fa cup final on TV. Just as he cut inside I said "shoot"... I thought yes. That's my team now. One Love.
Same here. My sister was cheering on Everton so I chose Man Utd that day. The rest is history.
@@stavnico 👍 good luck today my friend. One Love.
United fan for 50 years. I remember Norman, another Belfast boy, tough as nails.
31 players from Northern Ireland have played for United.
16 and looks about 30 at the time. Whiteside, Robson, McGrath etc what a great side.
Very unlucky team
The way he turned Hansen for that cup final goal to do that at 17 against one of Europe’s best centre backs says it all genius he was some player if wernt for the injury’s and the drink culture at Utd then he would have been even better he was a big game player was whiteside
1985 F.A cup final, Whiteside goal, bloody brilliant. Definitely a player for the big occasion.
I'd forgotten how good he was
Loved Big Norm when i stood in the stretty, gave his all and the likes of mcmahon, vinny stood off him
Sh*t his pants with Souness as well Shaka .
I'm an older git now and was there when Norman was around. He was us fans on the pitch, with his passion for United. GGMU
Allways look on the whiteside of life. Great memories
One of the greatest United players ever❤
I remember a game against Arsenal back in 86 where Norman kicked Steve Williams so hard in the first 5 minutes and the next time there was a 50/50 Williams bottled it and the whole crowd roared....We knew we had the game won. My fave player of that era.
Williams was a truly vile player, he got everything he deserved.
If Nozzer had had an extra yard of pace he could have been world class,(caught offside too much) then unfortunately injuries ended his career way too soon. Unforgettable winning 85 FA Cup Final goal. (another brill mad weekend). Cheers Norman 🍻🏆MUMUFMUFC OK✊🔴⚪⚫
One of the greatest cup final goals of all time....how he curled that football, keeper couldn't see it till it was too late
He might have been world class if he wasn't pissed all the time.
Rambo the shankill skinhead only had ten years as a pro. His drinking in hale barns was legendary. The end
@@mufc20timesbitches36 He was a world class drinker.
@@tomthomas9708 most players were in the 80s. idiot
that volley at villa park fuckin get in
Best comment here. 😂
Oh i say its amazing
One of my earliest heroes. The '85 Cup Final was the first one I watched.
Absolute class player shame about the injuries.
Would love him playing today in midfield for Utd. All that power and passing ability. Brilliant player
Remember the classic statement when HE fouled, "he got there as fast as he could" lol 😂
I'm a Gooner and I was reading paper just now coming back home, and it said Man U moved Norman's seat because of executive needed it or so....not on
👍🤜🏽
Absolutely Brilliant footballer a complete hard man
Only one substitute. 😲
A true legend & gentleman
Northern Ireland Legend
Rambo “ the shankill skinhead! “ stretford end ledge.
He really was a class player.
For those who say he wasn't that good, Bryan Robson himself called him world class.
I heard him say it.
Yes, Robson is a good judge of character ... he went on to be a top manager didn't he? 🤔
BTW that league cup final goal is a work of art, especially from a 17 year old -he makes Hansen, of all people, look like a complete fool, and just watch it in slow motion if you disagree
Whiteside was injured in about 1980/1, wrecked his knee, if he hadn't been he'd have truly been world class still, wasn't bad was he? If he hadn't lost that pace he'd have been a world beater. he was still terrifyingly good at 20, more formidable even than Souness at that point, and Souness was a massive bastard then
wrecked his knee when he was 15 or 16 ?
@@seamusbyrne5350 Aye Seamus, my cousin played NI schoolboy internationals with him and nearly joined him at Utd (rejected at trial) and told me about it when I was only 11 or 12 - lost his pace as a result and became more of a battering ram than a finesse player - in his youth he was capable of both, massive shame
Hero
My only problem with Ferguson is he let Norman and Paul McGrath Go
Top top player.
Big norm I've seen players bounce off him
You've got to hand it to Bob Bishop.
Could play upfront aswell. Brilliant
#clasdic cup final goal
The main man
A striker too
Rambo, aka the shankill skinhead. Aged 10! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
How many goals?
Think he became a physio.
Became a podiatrist after retiring.
Whiteside 82 - 9....just lacked pace.. Or would have been world class..
Greatest ever midfielders: is Schmeichel also eligible?
That would be an insult
Nowhere near being one of our greatest midfielders. A cult hero, but we have at least 15 - 20 midfielders better than Norman ever was.
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Whiteside is nowhere near being one of United's greatest ever midfielders. This is really silly.
Charlton
Robson
Styles
Best
Keane
Scholes
Crerand
Ince
Carrick
Giggs
Beckham
There's 11 to start with. We could keep going for more before even considering Whiteside.
I was a big United fan at that time but was never a Norman Whiteside fan. Wasn't at the level of Bryan Robson or Ray Wilkins, ungamely kind of player, not well balanced, I would imagine he was hard to play against because of his awkward playing style.