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Harry Catterick was number one

Just for information, Mike Trebilcock's name is pronounced as Trebilko.

Great manager. Also, in a time when football was more competitive, and many teams were in with a shout of winning cups.

I would like to correct you on this 1st Harry Catterick left Sheffield Wednesday in 1961 owing to the lack of buying power to buy the players he wanted. Also, Harry Catterick did not get on with Sheffield Wednesday's General Secretary/General Manager Eric Taylor. 2nd Tony Kaye put the bet on Sheffield Wednesday v Ipswich Town in 1962, not Everton v Ipswich with David "Bronco" Lane & Peter Swan. Tony Kaye was still a Wedneday player in December 1962

He may have been on to something trying to keep cameras out of his training ground. Shame a legend like him does not have a statue at Goodison yet. Hope springs eternal. Keep up the great work Finners.

A pioneer who wanted TV cameras banned?..well he got that wrong,didnt he..🤣

Torino 1942-1949

Everton's legendary manager Harry Catherick was the pioneer of revitalising one of my favourite footballing clubs in the late 1960's till the early 1970's and to be challenging with the other respective legendary managers in my ancestrial nation's first division football despite being overlooked for the honoured proved that he deserves to have a statue outside of the Goodison and his legacy lives ever,good friends!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Please make top docs of WBA the great boss who saved the club from bankruptcy with his own meagre working class monwy innthe early 1900s. They wid go onto be leage champions & win 3 more FA Cups

Please do similar top docs on Bob Paisley & Brian Clough & Kenny Dalglish & Joe Fagan & Sir Alf Ramsey. You will get huge views & likes

Interesting story.

Thanks for telling his, and the other lesser told tales of these great men. Keep up the great work Finners.

Actually, Brazil could never "avenge" this loss, as Uruguay remains undefeated in home soil on FIFA or CONMEBOL official tournaments (something that neither Brazil nor Argentina can say -being Uruguay the main reason for that-). Brazil had its chances though. In January 10th 1981, Brazil played at the "Estadio Centenario" of Montevideo, Uruguay, against the hoss for the final of the World Champions Championship (a.j.a. "Mundialito" or "Copa de Oro", after eliminating Argentina and Germany, while Uruguay dispatching Italy and the Netherlands -England withdrew-). At that moment, the tournament was under the world spotlight (criminally went into oblivion, as it was a fantastic one). Uruguay won 2-1 again agains a phenomenal Brazil team featuring almost all stars that played/shined in 1982 FIFA WC. By 1983, they meet again at the America Cup final. The first leg played in Uruguay was another defeat for Brazil (2-0), while Uruguay won the tournament by tying the second leg match in Brazil (played at Bahia... still haunted Brazil from "Maracanazo" they avoided playing in their main stadium). Never again a final was held between the two in Uruguayan soil to avenge that loss in an important and official tournament. What is true is that Brazil became football's greatest superpower after 1950 (1958 onwards to be more accurate), no doubt about that.

Was this not the same team who cheated Rangers that season. I remember we drew 2-2 at Ibrox

Absolute great video and very interesting to hear about Vic Buckingham as I was at Fulham when he was there. He was a manager if you were injured you were dead wood as he would say which obviously did not go down too well with the players. He fell out with Rodney Marsh who was such a great player but it did not matter to Vic Buckingham who you were and how good you were if you did not follow what he said you were finished and out the door and that was what happened to Rodney Marsh who went to QPR. John Dempsey Ex Fulham- Chelsea Player

Great Story.

Derby played Real Madrid in the European Cup, not in the UEFA Cup

Atmosphere is usually very good. An unusually poor one that day. Otherwise I enjoyed the video and I'm glad you enjoyed your visit Newport fan

And with Unai Emry at the helm hopefully "We win again". Europe here we come. But, I would swap a Champions League Cup for the Holy Grail....FA Cup. I was at Feynoord Stadium in Rotterdam on 26th May 1982 to see fantastic achievement of Dennis Mortimer raising European Cup. But I need an FA Cup win in my lifetime. My dad went to Wembley and saw Villa beat Man Utd in 1957 FA Cup. (We haven't won it since). I was but a twinkle in my dad's eye as I was born in 1959. So, an FA Cup win is what I pray for.😢😊

Great job telling his story Finners. Great job on the script Luciano. Keep up the great work lads!

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He was also at Fulham on coaching staff .

Sheffield United could certainly do with his services keeping goal now. ⚔️UP THE BLADES ⚔️

Gave Rodney marsh away to q.p.r , but did sign Alan Clarke at my lot Fulham ,,, sacked late1967 .

Thanks to Luciano for doing the script for this vid, check out more of his work here: lukefrewin.com/news

Any boro fan as close to a fossil as me knows this was the teeside messi

Nice on yet again Finners. What about one on Bull/Mutch partnership at Wolves

The deceased legend from one of my official nations England Edward Joseph Drake sir better known as Ted Drake was one of my favourite legendary footballer and striker as he was a potent goalscorer with Arsenal and thus,winning the titles with them as well as with Chelsea(before 2003) as a manager where he won a league title in the 1954/1955 season despite having an ok season with Reading,good friends!!!Not to forget,his good career playing for his boyhood footballing club Southampton and his legacy must be ever treasured,good friends!!!REST IN PEACE TED DRAKE SIR AND YOU MUST NEVER EVER BE FORGOTTEN BY ALL OF US,GOOD FRIENDS!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I believe it was Mr. Chapman also who lobbied for the Gillespie Road tube station to renamed "Arsenal", to further highlight the club's presence.

i was borned in 22 october same as him, is this a sign

So, there is good reason to be hopeful as to how they will do in the premiership in the coming season. Let’s hope they can hang onto theIr manager!

Interesting but horribly sad. A Spurs supporter.

Some decent memorabilia in there like.

John fashanu could not play football, he was just a black racist thug who used football to do violence to white men, and pretended these white men were racist, when he was the racist. Typical black thug, but he got to use it in football Fashanu could not play football at all, he was just a thug upfront for wimbledon Despite him, you have to respect what they did as a team, they got plenty of results against far better teams. They were just a pain for all the teams who wanted to play football, and they got results. Fashanu was a horrible person, a black racist thug who got famous due to football, when he had no football skill at all. The man should of been arrested many times for the violence he did to white men, and he pretended it was due to them being racist, when it was the other way round. Typical black thug. When they stuck to playing football they were fine, and on those days any team could of been beaten by them. Fair play to them for getting the results they did, others can hate them all they want, no one says football has only one way to be played. Personally i had respect for them, although no one could really like them beyond there own fans.

One day I shall go. Thanks for going 3 times and taking me along. Keep up the great work Finners!

Get your spelling and facts right.

A right fitting tribute to sammy the oldest hibs fan to see his beloved Hibs and sammy Martinez lived in westerhailes with his family i knew sammy and he was one of the most humble men i know and when we did do it in 2016 sammy was there he always used to say that the cup was coming home to Easter road and it did and that man sammy martinez got to see his beloved club take the cup home to Easter road a great tribute to sammy martinez and sadly he passed away not long after seeing the cup go to Easter road and now hes shining down on everyone who knew sammy and hes up there with his beloved wife Mary and his grandson Paul martinez sammy gone but never forgotten by your family friends and your hibs family at easter road and the club who made sure you were going to be at the final to see the cup go back to the club you loved hibs ggtth and rip Sammy Martinez its been a pleasure knowing you all of my years and your son sas his pals my nephew they loved listening to the stories you told them about hibs before we were all born and even my son who is 40yrs old you and mary your wife knew him his hole life keep shining down on your beloved Hibs and everyone who knew you beautiful tribute to sammy xxx

Can't pronounce his name, and can't pronounce place names properly .. Jesus wept ..

Came here after Arne Slot took over from Kloppo. I call him the Bob Paisley of the new generation

The sad thing is Shankly knew he had to retire because the stress got to his body. A doctor must have told him either retire or suffer a heart attack within the next few years. Either way, Shankly built the foundation to make the team the BEST in Europe of the mid 70's and early 80's when it came to European Cup success. He had Bob Paisley as a great successor that didn't mess up the formula and allowed the team to continue winning and and be successful all those years. Without Shankly, Liverpool never become the big club especially European Cup winners later on. HE LAID THE FOUNDATION, I can't stress that enough .

Congratulations to Gateshead! Commiserations to Solihull. Tomaldo was speechless as he was still processing that doughnut. All of you need to liberally apply the sunscreen. For Ravenelli, Come On Leeds! Keep up the great work lads!

Martin Peter's scored once in the final not twice.

The Doc is a United legend. If you think otherwise, you're not a United fan. Thank you Tommy - wish your tenure could have been longer.

Did you know every player was a international player

That is something they will tell their grandchildren about. What a win! Great day at Wembley, thanks for taking us Finners! Thank you Tomaldo and Ravenelli!

Even though the stadium isn't a quarter filled. It is still a good occasion for the non-league clubs to have a day out at Wembley and it will create lifetime memories for a lot of people.

I was outside Wembley trying to sneak in. The gate keeper opened the gates in anticipation of the crowd exiting. Me and a few mates ran up the stairs just in time to see Charlie George score the winner.

It seemed one of them getcha in, getcha out tours.

So all it takes to get Tomaldo talking is 3 Aperol Spritz and sunstroke...

Tomaldo is a bit more animated in the sunshine