That kick from ET at 1:37 will come back to haunt in 1990.
@tobinsarttrading173318 күн бұрын
Around the 22 minute mark of the video Wally takes the ball runs ten meters and scores a try! When he gets up he is blowing like a steam train... must have been a mighty effort a training Wal!
@ZIGSVIDS5 күн бұрын
1988 world cup final Wally's on the sideline smoking a cig.
@Sommervillle18 күн бұрын
What a machine. I love that he stares at the fans giving him shit too, as if they would have a chance against him hahaha
@nickybutt973322 күн бұрын
Uncooth pit ponies. Not suitable for a game like rugger.
@TheWobblinghorse2 ай бұрын
Kelvin lived in the village next to me when I played rugby as a kid, he handed me player of the year trophy when I was 8 and I was buzzing cos’ it was him. Big bugger indeed
@pauldurkee47644 ай бұрын
Very sadly Lewis Jones passed away earlier this month, I remember Cliff Morgan talking with great affection about him.🙏
@newzebulon53134 ай бұрын
Skerret a dirty player
@zozoa18 ай бұрын
Great down the pub but on the field you let your team mates down.
@Jamie---8 ай бұрын
"No wonder Andy Gregory's waving at the south stand.. that must be the try of the season.." 😂😂 Seen Andy Greg a few weeks back at that fruit & veg shop on that little complex where bus depot used be on pottery road, he was dropping cages of supplies off to the fruit & veg shop, I gave him a hand getting the cages through the narrow doorway. Towd him that him & sean were my idols in early 90's when I was 7-8, but then billy whizz came along & he's still my all time favourite player
@pointofdifferencerugbyleague8 ай бұрын
Esene Faimalo is a legend. I happen to be friends with him and he even was at my wedding this year!
@gemhook70209 ай бұрын
There’s being tough like Farrell or peacock and then there’s thuggery like skerratt or hock
@merseydave19 ай бұрын
I am from/living in Liverpool, what I could never understand is this ... Yes we are an Association Football city, a predominantly working class city Yet Rugby Union is played here even though all our surrounding towns Widnes St Helens & Warrington are are all Rugby League ... Please can anybody explain to me Why This Is ???
@jossratcliffe89089 ай бұрын
Martin was best winger ever
@wobblertv808311 ай бұрын
Him v Andrew Harriman in the 87 middlesex sevens was awesome .
@TGDarwell11 ай бұрын
Some of these tackles are fucking wild
@paulmorganmorgan754111 ай бұрын
Best winger I ever seen and I seen a few
@CateringNNP Жыл бұрын
This sad fucka should have been committed to a psych ward, nasty piece of shit that he was
@CateringNNP Жыл бұрын
Skerrett was a disgraceful individual, a cowardly grub that just took cheap shots, any fucka that leads with an elbow when someone has been tackle and held is a disgrace, anyone can do that shit, what he did to Sironen should have had him banned for life, fuckin coward and this is from a Kiwi , don't even like the Aussies
@uphollandlatic Жыл бұрын
Don Fox suffered from that kick all his life. A shame as he was such a good player and a decent man.
@stephenwelch339 Жыл бұрын
52years ago ,and this August we win the final again . Come you Leythers ,best of luck Derek regards from Steve 🎉
@alistairbanks6595 Жыл бұрын
Is this your average game from back then? Punch a guy on the ground, both get up and play the ball (at 11.53). Seemed every tackle in this vid was a head shot!
@lesbg3517 Жыл бұрын
I was there at age 9, wonderfull memories. Actually held the challenge cup as it did the tour around the home area outside the Queens pub in Tyldesley, my aunt owned the pub back them.
@cheesy_toby Жыл бұрын
Hold up
@cardigan3000 Жыл бұрын
bit of trivia for you - ray french was the first man to play union and league for england at full international level
@christaylor5924 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for uploading
@christaylor5924 Жыл бұрын
Dave Hadfield. Wish I’d known him and had sat down over a pint to talk rugby league
@robnorman1365 Жыл бұрын
Top Trackie Top 4.18
@eclilanc Жыл бұрын
Offiah scores 10 tries, but Dean Bell won the man of the match. A man in the crowd next to me said who picked that Bells MUM? 😂
@simonmcpartlin6547 Жыл бұрын
It’s not as bad a miss as people will have you believe. Look at the try that preceeded it. The pitch was in an appalling state. I bet his boots were sodden, very difficult to stand the ball up, knackered at the end of a game in such dreadful conditions. It wasn’t an open goal. And of course insane pressure. Would still have expected to make the kick.
@netmarketingdirect6910 Жыл бұрын
On this day, May 11th 1068 my eldest son was born so for me, it was a double celebration. Plus the fact that Barry Seaborne and I went to the same school in Hunslet
@Jamie-ye7fu Жыл бұрын
Everything about him is so cool; the way he walks, the way he talks, the way he dressed, the way he played.
@Ifedinmanowji Жыл бұрын
My greatest Rugby 🏉 geng... my blood ♥
@stephendavies8510 Жыл бұрын
The British lions of 1974 were the invincibles greatest rugby team ever.
@ray.shoesmith Жыл бұрын
lol 😂 yeah, and in 1755 Holland had the best navy in the world.
@sexobscura Жыл бұрын
the end
@denken3225 Жыл бұрын
A few years into his career and he was already driving a classic car
@stevensmith8876 Жыл бұрын
Greatest speedster ever.
@philsurtees Жыл бұрын
The Unbeatables!
@jaredbrady5566 Жыл бұрын
Chariots Offiah, footy legend!
@paul4027 Жыл бұрын
The guy in the crowd doing the shouting and pointing would have shit his self if kelvin and been able to front him up
@deangissing8320 Жыл бұрын
This guy was the dirtiest scum to ever play league. A brainless thug .
@christopherdale7017 Жыл бұрын
As an Aussie and big Rugby league and Union fan Ive always liked Martin offiah.
@incognitobrown7782 Жыл бұрын
Electrifying player - A legend!!😮😊
@TheJourneyman58 Жыл бұрын
the skill shown by both teams in the conditions was amazing
@paul40272 жыл бұрын
Kelvin proper hard man but cost his teammates dearly at times
@020878957262 жыл бұрын
It should be Sir Martin Offiah by now ! Many lesser talents in sport and entertainment have been recognised. Sir Martin as far as I am concerned was given a gift by God to run as fast as a gale in a storm with the ball. He thrilled millions with his talents and was always willing to share his joy with them. KNIGHT HIM I SAY !!!
@kataotr38162 жыл бұрын
🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@swaldron55582 жыл бұрын
Dirty Leeds!?!?
@austinrhodes76502 жыл бұрын
I was there that night loved every minute of it ,due to wigan loosing
@anthonymooney86362 жыл бұрын
Never afraid to mix it with the opposition also could offload the ball in tight spaces sort of guy you want in the team
@ldfreitas94372 жыл бұрын
I'm a union guy, but I have to say that there's something about league that interests me, and it's the supporters who gather in pubs and clubhouses. The old players had to have day jobs in order to survive, too, yet were not considered amateur by union, which was BS. Getting 15L for winning a game wasn't anything to live on then, let alone 6L for losing. In America at the same time was the Amateur Athletic Union, with many company teams playing sports like basketball, softball. They were considered amateurs, even though they were semi-professionals. Should have been the same for league players way back.
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That kick from ET at 1:37 will come back to haunt in 1990.
Around the 22 minute mark of the video Wally takes the ball runs ten meters and scores a try! When he gets up he is blowing like a steam train... must have been a mighty effort a training Wal!
1988 world cup final Wally's on the sideline smoking a cig.
What a machine. I love that he stares at the fans giving him shit too, as if they would have a chance against him hahaha
Uncooth pit ponies. Not suitable for a game like rugger.
Kelvin lived in the village next to me when I played rugby as a kid, he handed me player of the year trophy when I was 8 and I was buzzing cos’ it was him. Big bugger indeed
Very sadly Lewis Jones passed away earlier this month, I remember Cliff Morgan talking with great affection about him.🙏
Skerret a dirty player
Great down the pub but on the field you let your team mates down.
"No wonder Andy Gregory's waving at the south stand.. that must be the try of the season.." 😂😂 Seen Andy Greg a few weeks back at that fruit & veg shop on that little complex where bus depot used be on pottery road, he was dropping cages of supplies off to the fruit & veg shop, I gave him a hand getting the cages through the narrow doorway. Towd him that him & sean were my idols in early 90's when I was 7-8, but then billy whizz came along & he's still my all time favourite player
Esene Faimalo is a legend. I happen to be friends with him and he even was at my wedding this year!
There’s being tough like Farrell or peacock and then there’s thuggery like skerratt or hock
I am from/living in Liverpool, what I could never understand is this ... Yes we are an Association Football city, a predominantly working class city Yet Rugby Union is played here even though all our surrounding towns Widnes St Helens & Warrington are are all Rugby League ... Please can anybody explain to me Why This Is ???
Martin was best winger ever
Him v Andrew Harriman in the 87 middlesex sevens was awesome .
Some of these tackles are fucking wild
Best winger I ever seen and I seen a few
This sad fucka should have been committed to a psych ward, nasty piece of shit that he was
Skerrett was a disgraceful individual, a cowardly grub that just took cheap shots, any fucka that leads with an elbow when someone has been tackle and held is a disgrace, anyone can do that shit, what he did to Sironen should have had him banned for life, fuckin coward and this is from a Kiwi , don't even like the Aussies
Don Fox suffered from that kick all his life. A shame as he was such a good player and a decent man.
52years ago ,and this August we win the final again . Come you Leythers ,best of luck Derek regards from Steve 🎉
Is this your average game from back then? Punch a guy on the ground, both get up and play the ball (at 11.53). Seemed every tackle in this vid was a head shot!
I was there at age 9, wonderfull memories. Actually held the challenge cup as it did the tour around the home area outside the Queens pub in Tyldesley, my aunt owned the pub back them.
Hold up
bit of trivia for you - ray french was the first man to play union and league for england at full international level
Thanks for uploading
Dave Hadfield. Wish I’d known him and had sat down over a pint to talk rugby league
Top Trackie Top 4.18
Offiah scores 10 tries, but Dean Bell won the man of the match. A man in the crowd next to me said who picked that Bells MUM? 😂
It’s not as bad a miss as people will have you believe. Look at the try that preceeded it. The pitch was in an appalling state. I bet his boots were sodden, very difficult to stand the ball up, knackered at the end of a game in such dreadful conditions. It wasn’t an open goal. And of course insane pressure. Would still have expected to make the kick.
On this day, May 11th 1068 my eldest son was born so for me, it was a double celebration. Plus the fact that Barry Seaborne and I went to the same school in Hunslet
Everything about him is so cool; the way he walks, the way he talks, the way he dressed, the way he played.
My greatest Rugby 🏉 geng... my blood ♥
The British lions of 1974 were the invincibles greatest rugby team ever.
lol 😂 yeah, and in 1755 Holland had the best navy in the world.
the end
A few years into his career and he was already driving a classic car
Greatest speedster ever.
The Unbeatables!
Chariots Offiah, footy legend!
The guy in the crowd doing the shouting and pointing would have shit his self if kelvin and been able to front him up
This guy was the dirtiest scum to ever play league. A brainless thug .
As an Aussie and big Rugby league and Union fan Ive always liked Martin offiah.
Electrifying player - A legend!!😮😊
the skill shown by both teams in the conditions was amazing
Kelvin proper hard man but cost his teammates dearly at times
It should be Sir Martin Offiah by now ! Many lesser talents in sport and entertainment have been recognised. Sir Martin as far as I am concerned was given a gift by God to run as fast as a gale in a storm with the ball. He thrilled millions with his talents and was always willing to share his joy with them. KNIGHT HIM I SAY !!!
🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Dirty Leeds!?!?
I was there that night loved every minute of it ,due to wigan loosing
Never afraid to mix it with the opposition also could offload the ball in tight spaces sort of guy you want in the team
I'm a union guy, but I have to say that there's something about league that interests me, and it's the supporters who gather in pubs and clubhouses. The old players had to have day jobs in order to survive, too, yet were not considered amateur by union, which was BS. Getting 15L for winning a game wasn't anything to live on then, let alone 6L for losing. In America at the same time was the Amateur Athletic Union, with many company teams playing sports like basketball, softball. They were considered amateurs, even though they were semi-professionals. Should have been the same for league players way back.