several of these commentary calls were used for like 10 years on ea sports Fifa. crazy to hear.
@ILoveMusicfromthesonwards6 ай бұрын
The Mackay/Brenmer (Spurs vs Leeds match) photo was covered by ITV's Star Soccer, sadly highlights of that match have been WIPED by ITV.
@robinking620110 ай бұрын
RIP Sir Bobby Charlton
@tomduggan51 Жыл бұрын
FFC, Thanks for this conclusion to the series and nice to see these early colour games.
@tomduggan51 Жыл бұрын
FFc, Thanks for this exciting segment showing how the development of the action replay, in addition to giving viewers a second look at the action, enabled greater and better analysis of what took place. Interesting also the proposal by Match of the Day to show one main game to be followed by separate regional games.
@tomduggan51 Жыл бұрын
FFC, Thanks for this fine action from the sixties and well-described by the late and much-missed John Motson.
@Tigerland1962 Жыл бұрын
Osgood and Clarke both went to world cup 1970....
@Tigerland1962 Жыл бұрын
The Holly Trinity, Harvey, Ball, and Kendal...
@fisherpeter695 Жыл бұрын
When I saw Johnny Haynes at Goodison Park in the early 1960s he stood out in his ability to play the forward pass and always seemed unhurried. Just in my teens i thought he was like John White and Jimmy McIlroy who could link up play with ease. Back then Everton had players like Alex Young and Roy Vernon who were also highly talented and league champions. Now six decades later few players match up to these. Imagine Johnny Haynes and Bobby Charlton playing on the perfect pitches we have today all through the season. And protection from any defenders who try to cancel them out
@user-xq2zn8bu9q9 ай бұрын
True & well said. 😁
@seanmartin699 Жыл бұрын
👍
@sockington1 Жыл бұрын
oh no, not this talentless watered down cockney botson- cya
@paultaylor70822 жыл бұрын
Both teams were relegated at the end of the season, QPR and Leicester
@paultaylor70822 жыл бұрын
Love the bog rolls in the back of the net. There wasn't a shortage back in those days, unlike recently. That first goal by Bobby Charlton against Spurs at OT - it's a good job they had strong goal nets in those days, he hit the ball so hard and at such an angle, still going upwards, that the ball would have ended up halfway up Chester Road, on its way to Sale.
@antonyhobbs11442 жыл бұрын
First £100.00 per week footballer in Britain.
@johndempsey75282 жыл бұрын
Played with Graham and what a great player and gentlemen.John Dempsey ex player
@georgeproudian40732 жыл бұрын
For all Johnny's undoubted talents can't help thinking should have gone to Spurs early sixties and furthered his stellar career and let Fulham progress with emerging talents I.e. Rodney Marsh a d Malcom Macdonald. You see John y basically stunted progression, as a result it took over thirty years to recover. I know it won't be a popular sentiment but saw him play and often felt his frustration at the donkeys around him.
@johndempsey75283 жыл бұрын
What a great player and a fantastic passer of a ball and a great person as well. Saw him play when I was 6 years old and to actually play with him was unbelievable. John Dempsey ex Fulham player
@krishnendubasu0072 жыл бұрын
Thank you Sir 😊
@johndempsey75282 жыл бұрын
@@krishnendubasu007 Hi Krishnendu thank you for your kind comment.
@douglassimpson59323 жыл бұрын
7:56 Leeds vs Everton my first ever football match aged 8, often overlooked by Liverpool and Man Utd it was these two teams that dominated this time!
@lukegale78124 жыл бұрын
Top of the Prem v Top of Tier 3 ... Have that!! Legend
@danielmcdonald6194 жыл бұрын
The greatest outside right that Scotland ever produced...
@numsig4 жыл бұрын
"Sheff Wed lost in the Cup final..." is the only "mention" of an Everton team who had already won a title this decade so far... BBC setting their agenda early! Only the fashionable Spurs and Liverpool had their "off screen" success mentioned...
@paultaylor70822 жыл бұрын
MOTD started in 1964, the Sixties ended in 1969. Everton's only trophy during that time was an FA Cup win in 1966, admittedly a mention of their League win in 1963 (pre-dating MOTD) should have been made, as Spurs Double season 1960/61 was in Part 1 of this series.
@raymondbonington93554 жыл бұрын
Nice to see him back at the cottage to get his Fulham legend award Saturday .
@eddiepower38765 жыл бұрын
Just watched an old episode of the big match where fulham beat everton in the cup in 1975 and viv was a guest on the show after scoring two goals. What a very nice and polite young man he is and very manageable and respectful to the interviewer. He is a great example of how to relate to people
@mangomango-mm7wc5 жыл бұрын
my idol
@andrewswift81395 жыл бұрын
Everton lost the first Merseyside derby in 1969/70 but got revenge the following March at Anfield and cruised to the title as mentioned in an earlier post. Liverpool v W. Ham was NOT the first MOTD game in colour however - nearly a year earlier on 2nd November 1968 MOTD was back on BBC 2 for one evening and Chelsea v Man City was shown in colour
@deepfryblue5 жыл бұрын
theme tune for MOTD 1964 to the end of the '60s was 'Drum Majorette' written by Arnold Steck and performed by the Irish Guards conducted by Major C.H. Jaeger(Jiggs). It is on at 05.45mins. i have been hunting this tune down, now i gotta find a hard copy(vinyl or such) ...
@djbigleg32285 жыл бұрын
come on fulham !!
@dogbadger6 жыл бұрын
I always remember watching the highlights of this game as a kid and thinking it was the best Fulham performance ever. If my memory serves me right - Keegan scored 1 pen for Newcastle but had one saved. I was hoping either the Houghton or Davies goal from the first half could win goal of the season but allthough they featured Dalglish won with his great - but phaps not as great = qualifying goal against Belgium.
@neilalexander61836 жыл бұрын
My shirt right behind the goal..what a night that was..coyw
@FootballInstagramStories6 жыл бұрын
*EVERYBODY SAHA LOUIS = WONDERFUL 😍*
@ay6136 жыл бұрын
Fuuuuulhaaaam
@richardsharpe29666 жыл бұрын
They only show one game in those days
@bareknuckles2u6 жыл бұрын
Shilton: great keeper, except for that moment in 1990 when he didn't hold his line and let that crappy goal in vs. Germany, thus blowing England's last chance at a World Cup.
@Northman_Roams4 жыл бұрын
Remember that like it was yesterday, he was literally on his bloody line for that goal.
@bareknuckles2u6 жыл бұрын
Man, these look like great days for soccer. I know times were a little tough in England as they repaired for a couple of decades after the war. There is something more pure in what I see here compared to what I see today. God bless England.
@bareknuckles2u6 жыл бұрын
Was that Tottenham beating Man Utd 5-1 or Real Madrid! They looked amazing!
@paultaylor70822 жыл бұрын
In the return game at Old Trafford, United returned the compliment in December 1965. The score? 5 - 1 to the Reds. Still loved Jimmy Greaves though, what a player.
@hezkyden6 жыл бұрын
@6m, I remember that goal from Tony Hateley. There was a magnificent close-up photo in the Liverpool Echo which captured his diving full length to score.
@HangSangitch7 жыл бұрын
As a modern Fulham fan who missed this era of the club, it's absolutely incredible to see just how beautiful our play was. With this 2016-17 season just over, there are a lot of parallels between our current side and that amazing side of 2000-01...except the old team was even better.
@pgammond107 жыл бұрын
I was there
@ibrahimmalik91277 жыл бұрын
One of my favorite strikers
@williamkanegateshead8 жыл бұрын
Man U, Man U, Man U. Enough!!!!! Good bye.
@richardtaylor81658 жыл бұрын
and the very first shot is of a living legend - Denis Law.
@IryCookie8 жыл бұрын
What a excellent video! :) Keep up the good work ;) Hugs from Sweden
@RBenjo218 жыл бұрын
Blimey, Cookie's hair in this really is dreadful...
@mvitfz87768 жыл бұрын
no one will ever have a better team going into the prem than we did that year...
@ay6136 жыл бұрын
MVIT FZ maybe wolves
@adhhh136 жыл бұрын
MVIT FZ Wolves probably do now
@ay6136 жыл бұрын
Maybe sunderland
@bryanjeske68569 жыл бұрын
R.I.P. Graham Leggat !!! He was a great Scottish soccer player - having the fastest hat-trick in the English League and playing International Caps for Scotland. He was a big help for Canadian soccer as a Manager and Player and was one of the finest respectable sports commentators, ever, working for CBC and TSN !!! So shocked to hear of his death - he will be missed !!!
@formulacountdown9 жыл бұрын
Lawrie Sanchez, how he kept us up that season is a miracle considering how rubbish he was.
@ThatStokeBloke Жыл бұрын
He was only there for the last 5 games that season.
@liamwhiting611810 жыл бұрын
What's the song at the start please?
@markstevens34248 жыл бұрын
it was recorded by keith allen & it used to be played before each game. horrendous song
@andyrowland107510 жыл бұрын
2-3-5 sorry
@andyrowland107510 жыл бұрын
bring back the 3-2-5
@kisbie3 жыл бұрын
They didn’t actually line up like that. That formation had fallen out of fashion back in the 30s, but papers and media just carried on printing it as the standard until the early 70s!
@DDRickyDD10 жыл бұрын
Fulham showing everyone how to dominate a league. Wonderful video.
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several of these commentary calls were used for like 10 years on ea sports Fifa. crazy to hear.
The Mackay/Brenmer (Spurs vs Leeds match) photo was covered by ITV's Star Soccer, sadly highlights of that match have been WIPED by ITV.
RIP Sir Bobby Charlton
FFC, Thanks for this conclusion to the series and nice to see these early colour games.
FFc, Thanks for this exciting segment showing how the development of the action replay, in addition to giving viewers a second look at the action, enabled greater and better analysis of what took place. Interesting also the proposal by Match of the Day to show one main game to be followed by separate regional games.
FFC, Thanks for this fine action from the sixties and well-described by the late and much-missed John Motson.
Osgood and Clarke both went to world cup 1970....
The Holly Trinity, Harvey, Ball, and Kendal...
When I saw Johnny Haynes at Goodison Park in the early 1960s he stood out in his ability to play the forward pass and always seemed unhurried. Just in my teens i thought he was like John White and Jimmy McIlroy who could link up play with ease. Back then Everton had players like Alex Young and Roy Vernon who were also highly talented and league champions. Now six decades later few players match up to these. Imagine Johnny Haynes and Bobby Charlton playing on the perfect pitches we have today all through the season. And protection from any defenders who try to cancel them out
True & well said. 😁
👍
oh no, not this talentless watered down cockney botson- cya
Both teams were relegated at the end of the season, QPR and Leicester
Love the bog rolls in the back of the net. There wasn't a shortage back in those days, unlike recently. That first goal by Bobby Charlton against Spurs at OT - it's a good job they had strong goal nets in those days, he hit the ball so hard and at such an angle, still going upwards, that the ball would have ended up halfway up Chester Road, on its way to Sale.
First £100.00 per week footballer in Britain.
Played with Graham and what a great player and gentlemen.John Dempsey ex player
For all Johnny's undoubted talents can't help thinking should have gone to Spurs early sixties and furthered his stellar career and let Fulham progress with emerging talents I.e. Rodney Marsh a d Malcom Macdonald. You see John y basically stunted progression, as a result it took over thirty years to recover. I know it won't be a popular sentiment but saw him play and often felt his frustration at the donkeys around him.
What a great player and a fantastic passer of a ball and a great person as well. Saw him play when I was 6 years old and to actually play with him was unbelievable. John Dempsey ex Fulham player
Thank you Sir 😊
@@krishnendubasu007 Hi Krishnendu thank you for your kind comment.
7:56 Leeds vs Everton my first ever football match aged 8, often overlooked by Liverpool and Man Utd it was these two teams that dominated this time!
Top of the Prem v Top of Tier 3 ... Have that!! Legend
The greatest outside right that Scotland ever produced...
"Sheff Wed lost in the Cup final..." is the only "mention" of an Everton team who had already won a title this decade so far... BBC setting their agenda early! Only the fashionable Spurs and Liverpool had their "off screen" success mentioned...
MOTD started in 1964, the Sixties ended in 1969. Everton's only trophy during that time was an FA Cup win in 1966, admittedly a mention of their League win in 1963 (pre-dating MOTD) should have been made, as Spurs Double season 1960/61 was in Part 1 of this series.
Nice to see him back at the cottage to get his Fulham legend award Saturday .
Just watched an old episode of the big match where fulham beat everton in the cup in 1975 and viv was a guest on the show after scoring two goals. What a very nice and polite young man he is and very manageable and respectful to the interviewer. He is a great example of how to relate to people
my idol
Everton lost the first Merseyside derby in 1969/70 but got revenge the following March at Anfield and cruised to the title as mentioned in an earlier post. Liverpool v W. Ham was NOT the first MOTD game in colour however - nearly a year earlier on 2nd November 1968 MOTD was back on BBC 2 for one evening and Chelsea v Man City was shown in colour
theme tune for MOTD 1964 to the end of the '60s was 'Drum Majorette' written by Arnold Steck and performed by the Irish Guards conducted by Major C.H. Jaeger(Jiggs). It is on at 05.45mins. i have been hunting this tune down, now i gotta find a hard copy(vinyl or such) ...
come on fulham !!
I always remember watching the highlights of this game as a kid and thinking it was the best Fulham performance ever. If my memory serves me right - Keegan scored 1 pen for Newcastle but had one saved. I was hoping either the Houghton or Davies goal from the first half could win goal of the season but allthough they featured Dalglish won with his great - but phaps not as great = qualifying goal against Belgium.
My shirt right behind the goal..what a night that was..coyw
*EVERYBODY SAHA LOUIS = WONDERFUL 😍*
Fuuuuulhaaaam
They only show one game in those days
Shilton: great keeper, except for that moment in 1990 when he didn't hold his line and let that crappy goal in vs. Germany, thus blowing England's last chance at a World Cup.
Remember that like it was yesterday, he was literally on his bloody line for that goal.
Man, these look like great days for soccer. I know times were a little tough in England as they repaired for a couple of decades after the war. There is something more pure in what I see here compared to what I see today. God bless England.
Was that Tottenham beating Man Utd 5-1 or Real Madrid! They looked amazing!
In the return game at Old Trafford, United returned the compliment in December 1965. The score? 5 - 1 to the Reds. Still loved Jimmy Greaves though, what a player.
@6m, I remember that goal from Tony Hateley. There was a magnificent close-up photo in the Liverpool Echo which captured his diving full length to score.
As a modern Fulham fan who missed this era of the club, it's absolutely incredible to see just how beautiful our play was. With this 2016-17 season just over, there are a lot of parallels between our current side and that amazing side of 2000-01...except the old team was even better.
I was there
One of my favorite strikers
Man U, Man U, Man U. Enough!!!!! Good bye.
and the very first shot is of a living legend - Denis Law.
What a excellent video! :) Keep up the good work ;) Hugs from Sweden
Blimey, Cookie's hair in this really is dreadful...
no one will ever have a better team going into the prem than we did that year...
MVIT FZ maybe wolves
MVIT FZ Wolves probably do now
Maybe sunderland
R.I.P. Graham Leggat !!! He was a great Scottish soccer player - having the fastest hat-trick in the English League and playing International Caps for Scotland. He was a big help for Canadian soccer as a Manager and Player and was one of the finest respectable sports commentators, ever, working for CBC and TSN !!! So shocked to hear of his death - he will be missed !!!
Lawrie Sanchez, how he kept us up that season is a miracle considering how rubbish he was.
He was only there for the last 5 games that season.
What's the song at the start please?
it was recorded by keith allen & it used to be played before each game. horrendous song
2-3-5 sorry
bring back the 3-2-5
They didn’t actually line up like that. That formation had fallen out of fashion back in the 30s, but papers and media just carried on printing it as the standard until the early 70s!
Fulham showing everyone how to dominate a league. Wonderful video.