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nottingham forest v man united 1990 fa cup 3rd round
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2008
- Alex Ferguson's job was reportedly on the line at a FA Cup game against Nottingham Forest when mark robins scored one of the most important goals in Uniteds history when he scored the winning goal at the city ground in 1990.United went on to win the cup and the rest as they say is history!!!!!
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no one ever talks about the pass from hughes..outstanding
Amazing player. When he left I could see gaps all over the place where he used to be.
Red Devil9 He left in summer ‘95 ? And they won the double that season 95/96 Shut up !! You’re a clown that portrays as a fan !
Mmmm yes they do
@@shanet5604 they also would have won the double with him, and maybe more, a unique player IMO, pure class
Outside of the foot curler.. Brilliant!
The Mark Robbins Moment! The goal upon which everything else was built… and the ball in by Sparky was absolute World Class!
Mark Hughes, a fantastic player, one of the best
Nice ball on the outside of his foot by Hughes to set up the Robins goal.
The disallowed goal at the end was a joke, but so was the goal Brian McClair scored at Old Trafford the year before, which was a clear foot over the line. It was in the 6th round, also against Forest. Strangely, if United had won that day we'd have been in the semi-final at Hillsborough, and probably in the Leppings Lane end.
prob maine or goodison
Man Utd v Liverpool semi finals always got played at Goodison or Maine Road like in 1979 and 1985. No way would it have been played at Hillsborough.
Still non-verbally cheered that when it went in...31 years ago after I first did. Also, Forest beat us 4-0 at the City ground later in that season, just before the Cup Final - this was a hell of a result.
He rested a few players but he made his mind up about Leighton after that !
The pitches were shocking back then
these were PROPER fotty matches the players of today like that freeking cry baby bruno omg he would feign a injury just to get tha fook of the pitch plus the likes of pessi and penaldo would probably been retired already wih injury or something lmao
Football seems so real back then compared to today.
ahhh the goal that saved fergie's job. the great mark robins! RUFC!
Now robins manages cov PUSB
The goal that changed football, Lee Martin changed the course of football when he kept that ball in, if it had rolled out then who knows, also United very lucky to survive that late disallowed goal from Jemson.
I was at Wembley for both games in 1990. So glad that Fergie was strong enough to play Les Sealey instead. Just looking at this video and apart from Leighton cocking it up, I can't see much wrong with Forest's 'goal'. Possibly the lad to the left of picture was offside from the first header?
Nothing wrong with our equaliser.
It was dissallowed for a foul on Leighton but he clearly lost his footing after trying to punch the ball clear yet the usual tirade from MancScum players around the ref, reminding him of Fergie’s bribe, intimidated him to rule it out
@@pearcegreatesteverleftback03 I can't see why the goal wasn't given, but your theory doesn't explain why the linesman had his flag up though....
@@bensmith6263 Clearly the referee knew to ignore it else he’d not get his promised payday
@@59jalex was at both matches too. Great games.
In today's time, the Forest goal would have stood and the rest, as they say, would've been a different history 😄
Not only for United and Ferguson - who could easily have been relegated that year, never mind not winning a trophy - but also for Forest and Brian Clough. They reached the semis of the Cup in 1988 and 89 before this and the final in 91. What if instead of Robins’ goal, they’d won the Cup, and Cloughie was given the England job after Italia 90?
This happened 25 years ago today. Imagine what would have happened had Forest won?
ferguson would be sacked.
Steve Coppell takes over
What always gets forgotten about all this is how close Man Utd were to being relegated that season, AND how good Forest were in the cups at the time. I’ve long wanted to do an epic rewrite of English football beginning with Forest winning this game. United go down to Div 2 and Fergie is sacked, while Forest win the Cup and Cloughie takes over the England job after the World Cup in Italy…
@maxwellboyne2770 Clough was declining, but it was only really in that final season when he collapsed. As you say, he and Forest were still pretty decent right up until the Premier League was created. I doubt there were any circumstances he would ever have been appointed England manager, but you never know… If this game had gone the other way - if Lee Martin hadn’t kept that ball in - it is still just about imaginable that decades of English football after were completely different. (I’m not necessarily saying appointing Clough in 1990 would have been a good thing for England.)
After this game Man Utd failed to win their next 2 or 3 league matches- had Notts Forest won this, and those prementioned results had been the same, Fergie would have been sacked, and been appointed Scotland manager to replace Andy Roxburgh taking charge of them in Italia 90@@kisbie
I'm now 54 yrs old and I've still got that forest top... Yes, I can almost still get in it (just)
😂 You’re doing better than Neil Ruddock
Going down memory lane where the turnaround started as Fergie announces his retirement today, we will all miss you SAF.
Nowadays, 20 years later, for a season like that, Fergie would have been sacked long before January... in 1990 they weren't the corporate giant they are today, and it was a different world in football back then... there wasn't the money or pressure involved, or as much a mass media....
i was at this match the MUFC flag you can see at 00:58 is mine one thing i remember about that cup run is that most fans wanted SAF out, but we got behind the team and every game played was away from home. I dont think that as ever happened b4 with a team winning the FA cup
If we hadn't had that cup run who knows how it might of changed United history
Famously the game where Fergie may have been sacked, but lets not forget United still had to win the other rounds and the final for Fergie to secure his job. 13th place in the league, another season without a trophy and the fans calling for his head. There was no way he would have survived. Ian Wright probably came the closest to getting Fergie sacked and rewriting history.
Nice smooth pitch...
Roy Quality Lol
yeah proper pitches not for the cry baby bruno Fernandez of this era
1:45 INCREDIBLE pass from M.Hughes, like Leo Messi..! ! ! F A N T A S T I C
The state if the pitch!
Funny how this was regarded as Ferguson keeping his job and not Lee Martin who kept the ball in for the goal then scored the winner in the final !!!
For, such a successful club in the 80s their ground was pretty shit.
It's a myth that this goal saved Fergie's job, but it gives lazy hacks a nice easy cliche to trot out once in a while.
Remember, Forest were the clear favourites for this game and one of the best sides in the league at the time under Cloughie
But never one nothing
@@matthewdavidge3223 he won 2 euro
@@matthewdavidge3223 what ? WHAT ?
@@matthewdavidge3223lol brain dead comment 😂
Man U were not the corporate giant in January 1990 that they are now. In 1989-1990, there was not the amount of money involved in football. The newspaper was king back then, and there was not as much of a mass media as now. Top players weren't earning six-figure sums per week. If Fergie had been Man U manager in 2009-2010 and they had a season like that, he would have been sacked before January.
The game that changed the course of English football for the next 20 years.
Could history be repeating its self with the 2016 FA Cup final between United and Palace now confirmed.? its like 1990 all over again!
Well we won the final but the manager got sacked after the win lol....hahahah
What archaic commentary though!
Don’t forget Leighton’s save against Hereford ! Learn your history !! It’s a cup !! All things can happen !!
the match that stated a legacy. mark hughes started off as a midfielder and you can see where his work in that position paid off. this team cost £12,500,000 to put together. alex f recouped about £2,500,000 from selling the 1985 fa cup team (apart from robson). so this was a very expensive side, which were in mid table two years running. had mark robins not nodded that ball in, you might not be talking about sir anything...but then again, he probably would have done something equally amazing elsewhere though. he is an absolute genius at putting teams together.however, van gaal was sacked for winning the fa cup...against crystal palace.
I wish we had this team/squad right now instead of the current one.
you mean SAF
First shirt I had as a child
This was 33 years ago today apparently. Just read that!
ayo my dad wasnt lying
Sparky's pass though...
We need a Robins for tonight 🙏
it happened less goo ggmu
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@bruntacus
Yeh for some reason never stood at the scoreboard end of United Road (I was 18 and impressionable and drunk most games lol) and stood in United Road near the Stretford end right on the goalline, And that goal was Completely over the line by an inch or two
VAR would take about half an hour deciding if Lee Martin kept the ball in play these days
Pallister was magnificent that day.
Was it an offside? Really? Was it a dodgy lino decision that turned the course of history or was it really Mark Robbins?
That's because it is now more tactical and skillful , but shit mark Hughes was a class player! glory glory man United!
I wonder if he regrets leaving United just before they started to dominate.
They should have two statues outside Old Trafford in 50 years time...One of Fergie and the other of Mark Robins.
I think another thing this clip proves is that Jim Leighton was a really bad goalkeeper, I remember his missed punch more than the goal
i think onana probablly took some tips from him LMAO
its mark robins... ex manager at rotherham and now at barnsley
@kisbie apparently Howard Kendell was a possibility if fergie had been sacked. would've also meant fergie would've gone to rangers cause souness left around this time.
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Who'd imagine that Jim Leighton and Mark Robbins are the guys that kept Fergie in a job, after all their successes since then?
@L0rdKarman mark hughes, he was managing fulham till last season
i miss sparky hughes what a fxxxin player!
Probably should have stood that Forest goal. Leighton was more than dodgy that season. Nice revenge for that McClair effort that was deemed to have not crossed the line at Old Trafford in the FA Cup a year before though.
At what minute did Robins score?
Lucky goal, don't think Fergie will be anything special, still think he'll be sacked come May.
Fergie was sacked,man united had terry venables lined up..united won the rest is history..
@bruntacus
Yeh for some reason never stood at the scoreboard end of United Road (I was 18 and impressionable and drunk most games lol) and stood in United Road near the Stretford end right on the goalline, And that goal was Completely over the line by an inch or two
Leighton was awful, I remember ironic cheers if his goal kicks reached the opponents half
I took off in a space ship after this game! I wondered how It turned for Utd and Fergie after that game!!
Was there
the Game that Saved little old Whinos job
it was destiny. The match could have be replayed a 1000 times and mark robins would have scored each time. Fergie was destined to be the greatest ever manager. It was written in the stars. The gods had pre decided it.
@blobbym
And anyway if the ref WAS poor it was justice for the previous FA Cup game against Forest and the goal that never was
Lol this saved Fergie.
a proper united fan is someone who'll support them no matter what, through good times and bad, which 90% of united fans aint, theyre just in it for the glory of saying "wahay united won" but wen ppl say to me hahah forest r bottom do i give a shit?? no
I support them and Man Utd are going through mayhem.
utd had biggest crowds in 70 80s an won nothing while there rivals won it all. worry about your own club thats what real fans do.try it.
United had the best support all the way through the 70s and 80s .Nobody could match them,nobody come close
Forest will be back
are you sure about that?
H A R R A T W I L L I A M Yup always at the back !!
@@harratreco yes I'm 100 percent sure 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Town
God him Leighton was utter shite, I mean shite! How on earth fergie picked him til the final replay beggers belief thinking back on it......considering the back up was les sealy (rip) who was miles better keeper
Nick Deakin No,Leighton was a better keeper,he just lost confidence,Sealey was just brash and full of it,it was a brilliant decision by Ferguson to drop Leighton though,ruthless,the first sign of it to come !
1 answer, glory supporters.
i want to talk about the FACTS,
in football a game lasts 90 minutes FACT,
if there are stoppages the ref adds time on FACT,
if you keep playing till the whistle (fat lady sings) you can still score FACT,
in football some decisions go for you and some against FACT,
it only takes 3 minutes to score 2 goals FACT,
the league is decided over 38 games FACT,
Manchester United are the greatest football team in the world FACT,
Manchester United are THE ONLY TEAM to ever win the treble FACT.
Forest have had a FA Cup Jinx ever since 89.
Andrew Barrett They got to the final in ‘91 !
reached semifinal in 88 and 89, 6th round in 78,81 and 92.
@@shanet5604 well since 91. And premier league 1999
@@shanet5604 but have not won it since 1959
That linesman much have had a wager on utd that day firstly the ball had gone before martin layed it off and there was nothing wrong wih forests late goal,always remember trevor booking saying utd were a beaten team in the warmup
£10 000 bribe a lot of money 30 odd years ago. f-----------g cheating c-----t
i think it was the start of fergies love child and his merrymen .. oh whats his name again .. and wouldnT be surprised if he was given a mbe for services to man utd aka tw*ttard webbchester LMAO
@blobbym if....but.....all pointless words, so theres no point even thinking about it.
dude u only sell out every away game cuz every city u play at there are loads of glory supporters who live there.
@ blobbym, Utter bullshit! If you knew your history you would know that In terms of loyalty United support is second to none. (It's not just about following a winning team), here are some additional stats:
In 1974 United were relegated to the old second divison. Despite the relegation United had the highest average home attendance anywhere in Britain, and the years we were in the second division we still had the highest average home attendances in Britain, no other team could achieve that feat. Despite all the years of Liverpools dominance in the 70's and 80's when United only won an odd FA Cup, our home attendances were consistently the highest in the land, apart from a couple of seasons and a further two seasons when Old Trafford only had 3 sides due to the Streford End and the United Road Stand being demolished and re-built). Our away support during the 70's and 80's when it was pay on the day was second to none, ref Doc's Red Army support. I also remember UEFA banning United from playing a UEFA Cup Winners Cup match v Saint Etienne at Old Trafford because of crowd trouble abroad, UEFA stipulated the game had to be played at least 200miles away from old trafford for our home leg and as such, selected Plymough for our "home leg" Despite this being in October and a mid week game. Little did UEFA realise that 36,000 United fans would travel to fill Home Park for a 600 mile round trip.
wow football was so slow and free zoned back then
man utd....great fans...NOT!!
Richard Lucas Sorry Richard it should read Liverpool great fans NOT!
total crap utd fans supported utd through all baron yrs as scouse have. typical modern football statement
Another ref on fergies payroll ! 🤔🤔