sensational finisher, the best ive seen, Port Vale fan here, saw him tear us apart in a sherpa van trophy game at Molineux, he scored 4 and Mutch 1 and we lost 5-1, but i knew i was in the presence of greatness

Hi Wolves , Leeds fan here , you know i heard somebody once say there was'nt much science with Steve Bull well whoever said it was talking out there arse , he was a very clever striker absolutely deadly anywhere from 25yds he scored thunderbolts , deft flicks was great in the air i always enjoyed watching his goals and he well deserved his England caps don't care what division he played in todays world them attributes would be worth £30m no problem

@bennyhill3505

6 ай бұрын

£30m?, are you taking the Mick. If Luke Shaw went for £38 m nearly a decade ago, Mydruick was £88 m, Declan Rice £100m, Grealish £100m, Bull would be worth a hell of a lot more than £30m. Disrespectful He could use his head, left foot (unlike 95% of UK players now), right foot, had aggression, lead from the front, would run all day, was talismanic, and represented England whilst in Division 2!!...

Idolised this man. Not even a wolves fan but what a legend. True Roy of the rovers story

The thing that you notice, how quick he takes the chance. It's that sharpness and predatory instinct that got him a lot of goals. They aren't all blasters, aren't all tucked where the keep couldn't get them, they are just quickly reactions and he's got that split second on the keeper. To be fair, you could make countless videos with how many goals he scored

@locket5312

11 ай бұрын

That’s what I noticed- you don’t get many players who just go straight for the shot. Even watching England lately, they pause giving opposition chance to defend.

They'll never be anyone better for us, legend doesn't even begin to describe him. Cheers Bully. 306.

Ron Saunders sold Bull to us because he said his first touch wasn't good enough. Graham Turner said his first touch was crap, his second touch was in the back of the net . Classic.

He loved the club what a guy!

LFC fan here. It's a shame that he never played in the top flight but totally admirable that he stayed loyal to Wolves. He would've easily done the business in the top flight. He never looked out of place playing for England. An absolute assassin.

I could watch this all day long, remember many of those goals scored whilst watching him as a lad.......

@19822andy

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah those oh so nearly promotions of the 90's. I'm a Villa fan but whenever I listened to Wolves on the radio he's always score. Same thing with Mike Sheron of Stoke.

Three things get me. The variety of ways Bully scored. How many years he kept scoring with that variety. The passion whenever he scored. Top strikers today could learn a few things from Bully.

@Leesin6767

4 жыл бұрын

Back then footballers were on minimum wage pretty much. They played for the jersey not the weekly wage. Now footballers won't kick a ball for anything less than 200k a week.

@lea-rw5cb

3 жыл бұрын

Was good at the time but today's footballers are more technical

@stevelivingstone4616

3 жыл бұрын

@@Leesin6767 Steve Bull was paid very well indeed, no where near minimum wage.

Let's hope he's fit for the Palace game tomorrow

@14lucaaa

3 жыл бұрын

HE S RETIRED

@69Rosstitute

3 жыл бұрын

Really?

@jaxthewolvesfan2013

Жыл бұрын

He retired in 99

I will always remember him when a wolves fan grabbed him and said come on me babbies it was the Waterloo Road stand window great days great memories .my first game 1968 forever wolves hopefully we're get a another bully 👍

Bully played with pure instinct. The only thing that surpasses his poise and quick finishing, is his fearlessness.

What a striker we had in him.Just sublime!!...if only he was playing for us today,we would be up there challenging for the title...!!

What a player Steve bull was he was an absolute rate him so much

Obviously love these Bully goals compilations and I get that they can't show them all, but there's some great moments missing too. The long range header against Birmingham, hat trick away at Derby, the brace at Norwich, the brilliant volley at home to Millwall.

One of the greatest British centre forwards ever he could score em any way which & whatever headers long range screamers finesse & volleys such a brave striker aswell just class

So painful seeing that goal against the Blues. Painful because I was only 9 years old and I didn't have any say over what my dad did. 85 minutes on the clock, playing rather terribly and my dad says "come on, I've had enough of this. Let's get out of here and beat the traffic." Bearing in mind that we lived in Surrey and on a clear run it was a 2 hour drive but as we had to use the M25 it normally took longer it was not a ridiculous thing to suggest. Walking down the stairs out of the Billy Wright upper we hear a penalty being given and Andy Thompson scoring the penalty we think ok we missed it but at least we saved a point. Walking down the road nearly to the car we hear a loud cheer and think that it is relieved wolves fan cheering a point from a 2-2 draw. We get in the car turn the radio on only to hear the game is actually still on radio WM. The commentator then says about it now being 3-2 and Steve Bull has likely scored a winner. In unison we both said "oh f***".

Stevie bull... The legend

What a Striker, True and brilliant instinct.

From 1.35, one of the best away end footage I've seen

@stevenellis2776

2 жыл бұрын

Newcastle away new year 😂😂😂

A legend is to tame a word he put the voice into the crowd on South Bank & was an unstoppable force what a goal machine .......⚽️

The greatest ever

He was the reason why Wolves became my team in early 90s

I have a lot of respect for Steve Bull and Le Tissier. Top top class players that could have played for europes top clubs but chose to stay with their local teams. I have no doubt Steve Bull could have scored many , many goals for a top league team.

Remember the goal against Villa- he had the flu at the time and still scored!

The good old days 👌

Wow what a player and a guy

@Autismo-bi3nz

3 жыл бұрын

He’s actually quite a rude and cocky person when he’s drunk despite the charity work he does

A machine!

Some commentators used to say that his first touch wasn't good enough at the highest level ?? What nonsense !!

Magic

I think the current Wolves first team need to watch this over and over and over again. By God we need a Bully. Hopefully Costa has a bit left in e.

legend

Love you guys

He was a goal machine

306. Legend.

The one and only Steve Bull !

Wolves could do with Steve Bull now.

Raul ,silva watch and learn ,god I wish he was playing now with likes of Rubin neves,imagine

Wow he used to score in the mud...

Need to go back in time and bring him to the current team....

Great Centre Forward they don't play like Bull no more, i love he was England International while playing in lower league and went to 1990 world cup.....Great goals, from great fella, from a time when football was played by men who wore the teams colours with passion and wore the National shirt with honer....now football is a game ruined by spoilt boys

@menyjackets593

3 жыл бұрын

It's also a shame they don't have executioners like the good old days.

YYYYYEEEEEAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!!

The cameras was better than now 💀

In school there's a raffle and if you win you get a golfing day with him!

Great but missed 4 of his best goals…. Bolton home 1-0, Oxford home 2-0, Norwich away chip 30 yards, Cheltenham cup 5-1

I often wondered why he never played in the premier league

1:30 the moment me dad can never forget

What would he be worth nowadays?

Bully's gonna get ya

Contraten a carlos vela jugador mexicano

The Wolves channel and twitter is gonna be Chelsea and Aston Villa fans bullying us

@bbcradio7180

4 жыл бұрын

and us taking the piss out of Man City 😂

I'm curious. At 4:32 when Bull scores and we see a good view of the lower tier of the now Steve Bull Stand, why are so many people sitting down and not celebrating? Can't surely be away fans unsegregated?

@stevenellis2776

2 жыл бұрын

4:35 Bull scoring v Leicester at Molineux Night Walsh got set off

@jaxthewolvesfan2013

Жыл бұрын

Maybe because we were already dominating?

Wba Legend

To buy this player for 64 000 £ today we could say that is a super affair 😊

Like si vienes después de que Raúl Jiménez lo superara

First

Andy Mutch don’t get the credit he deserves, he played a lot in making Steve bull a legend , Andy was a very clever player and easily one of wolves greatest players ever ….

Nice fences wtf