Yeh, it's film, which means it couldn't have been transmitted live on TV. So yes it looks great but, you know, you have to take it home in a big round can and then edit it in a cutting room before anyone can actually watch it.
It's amazing that people who remember this match think they saw it live on TV in colour. In fact there was no colour TV in the UK at the time. They just knew that England were playing in red that day. A minority would have seen a few highlights in colour at the cinema a week or so later, but most would have to wait for the 10th or even the 25th anniversary to see a colour version on TV. I'm not sure the entire match is available in colour.
The Queen is a national treasure. She holds all of of recent history in her minds. She was right in front of the cameras in 1945 victory parade in London. Too
Almost all players today dive, from Messi to Sunday league players. It doesn't show a weakness, it shows you care a lot to play unfairly a bit to help your team win. Dives can decide matches.
@@David-iv4hs yes that may be true. But back then no one used to dive. And it was such a joy to watch because you wouldn't have people clutching their ankles because they got clipped by someone's shin or something.
It could be a game of sportsmanship and gamesmanship back then because there simply wasn’t the money in the game as there is now. The only reason they do it is part of an overall attempt to get any competitive advantage possible because winning or losing means such a huge amount of money now. You see it in anything, people will do whatever they can get away with if it benefits them as long as it’s within the rules, regardless of the spirit it’s meant in
@@rehanchoudry yes,you are certain,England have to work hard to prepare a team with decision to win the Cup,like Argentina did after they lost with Arabia I am from Argentina and follow the Premier League,for me the best league in the world,so England must take advantage of that
I'm an expat Englishman living just outside of Hamburg. Uwe Seeler, the captain for Germany in 1966, lives just around the corner from us in a nice house next to the Hamburg SV football club grounds, the club that he played for his whole football career. He is a great chap, always polite and cheerful - a nice neighbour to have.
I like the sportsmanship that he led his teammates to display: Even after losing a World Cup final, instead of being sore losers, the Germans waved at the fans with class and dignity. You rarely see such display of class and character from the losing side these days. They repeat the same thing after they beat Uruguay 1-0 and became 3-rd at the 1970 World Cup by carrying the Mexican flag over their shoulders and thanking the local fans in Mexico. By the way, despite what my name says. I am not German and my favorite team is Holland, but you have to give credit when it is due.
@@rolydio oh shut up there are still white people on the team no one needs your racist bullshit over here it’s 2021 we have bigger things to worry about than skin colour
Yes indeed! Another great goalkeeper on show here-Hans Tilkowski. Prior to the Final he had been criticised in some quarters for clearing the ball rather than collecting it but he had a great game.
“The English swept into German territory.” 🤔 “The West German defence was like a stone wall. Again England put on a offensive.” 🤔 “Again the German blockade could not be penetrated.” 🤔 “Despite strong German threats, the English defence could not be rattled.” 🤔
Collectively one of the best squads in football, they won Portugal, which was the sensation of this cup and they were cold-blooded to turn the score around in the final, Bobby Charlton was a great leader on the field, greetings from a Brazilian
@@goncalomota8218If Eusebio had put himself out in the semi-final they might have got through. Those in the know recognise that Eusebio blew out years before the 1966 World Cup. Four of his goals in that tournament were scored against the brave little North Koreans - but not until he assured himself that they didn’t kick! Germany weren't robbed - their equaliser at 2-2 shouldn't have been allowed.
Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton, Gordon Banks... probably the three greatest English players we've ever had. If youve ever seen the Bobby Moore statue at Wembley, you know
@@stsk1061 They haven't fallen. Are you forgetting Italy almost lost the final? Are you forgetting their incredible Euro Run this year? Are you forgetting the beautiful football they played this Euro's?
I like to watch this every 20 years or so. Thanks Alf and the lads and special thanks to MoM Alan Ball. I was there as a 17 year old behind the goal that Geoff scored right at the end.
@@soap9373 :-) :-) dear John, I am not complaining a bit. But that wembely-goal is still famous, but it is all good. In fact , we germans learned to love England, and english football. And we love english fans. Greetings from Frankfurt
@@George_Pueblo I was in the crowd mate and it was a goal for one reason only.......no VAR and the referee's decision is final. I thought it was over but it's still a 4-2 win.
Watching this match after the Quarter final match of ENGLAND Vs FRANCE World Cup 2022... And thinking I am watching that world cup winning match of England after 56 years...
Te gustó la final de la Eurocopa del año pasado ? Eres una vergüenza de hombre. Mi esposa es ecuatoriana y ella también me da razón. Tenías que ser hincha de Italia ( soy italiano )
For those wondering why this sounds like a WW2 commentary there's a good reason. The commentator was Bob Danvers-Walker who worked for Pathe for ages and had narrated loads of WW2 Pathe films as well. Remember even in the 60s many people didn't have telly (we didn't, I watched the final it at a neighbours) so relied on cinema newsreels for visuals.
I was in London at that time, a 14 year old American R&R fanatic. I got to see the Kinks and Manfred Mann play live in small smoky clubs. I almost went to see the newly formed; Who, but I thought, "with a name like that, they can't be so great." How wrong I was.
It was - I remember watching the match on black/ white television. However, a couple of months after the Final, a colour film was shown in the cinemas about the whole 1966 World Cup, with England's victory over Germany obviously the highlight at the end. I was 10 years old and could only dream of colour TV, yet by 1970 we had one for the next World Cup in Mexico.
Haha. I can assure you, 1966 weren’t the year for everyone getting along. I guess if you exclude the Cold War, Vietnam war (those minor things) then everyone got along
@@MichaelJ44 he's talking about us British getting along not the Vietnamese. Back then we were British before we were English now it's flipped for better or worse
Had the pleasure of showing Uwe Seeler, the German captain, around London a few years back. You couldn't meet a friendlier guy. The two teams were buddies for years afterwards. Told me he used to stay with the Charlton brothers. Great to see some highlights. (But the brilliant Bobby Moore free kick is missing that set up Geoff's Hurst's header!) Alan Ball played the game of his life. I watched it as a kid on TV. Nail-biting stuff!
This was the first WC final I saw. I was 8 years old and we just got a TV, which was still rare to have in Romania in 1966. My father took it outside and 20 people from the street gathered to watch the game. Fun times.
Only 21 years before this match, these two countries were locked in a struggle to the death in which they killed millions of each others' citizens. That they were able to reduce their violent conflict to mere football rivalry speaks volume about the power of freedom and democracy.
RIP Sir Bobby Charlton. Players can oly podium. European Cup legends and 250 gols. Best players in the world at that time playing that night. football legend of world cup 1966. You will forever be a Manchester United legend and will never be forgotten ❤💛❤💛❤💛❤ 🏴🏴 From Japan 🇯🇵🇯🇵
What a team we were and beating Germany in England at Wembley in the World Cup final omg,it might not happen again ever,I was 9 years old at that time ,probably one of the greatest teams ever for England 🏴,just watching the Geoff hurst documentary he had such respect for the team,and of course the captain was Mooro,Bobby Moore just awesome ,I met him and Geoff hurst and Martin peters one sat at Upton Park in the seventies,omg what a moment I’ve never forgotten it
@fusilier5260 it literally wasn’t pahahha . it was a soviet ref who was picked by england’s specifically due to his longstanding bias against germany .
I was in England at the time, 14 year old American at an all-boys boarding school. We all watched it. I'm still alive (at 69), and jogging (and throwing javelin) every afternoon.
Really? That’s surprising. Back in 1966 I would have thought that some of you would have remembered living with the Black and Tans and all that. I guess 1966 was sort of before the troubles in NI seriously kicked off in 1969. Why were you supporting England back then?
@@adamhodgson8287 yeah and everyone said the same about Germany. We beat Germany and suddenly “Germany didn’t have a good side” according to everyone else
Thought I'd make a pilgrimage here, leave a comment... legendary absolutely legendary. Football is England's religion. One day lads it'll come home again.
A team of legends. A heavier ball means a different style of play to what we are now accustomed to watching in modern matches. But the skill & most importantly the heart of this team makes them one of the all-time greatest. Congrats England!
England defeated at Wembley. Brasil defeated at Maracana. Italy and Argentina winners. It has been a busy time for the Argentinian Pope with Italian Origins, Jorge Mario Bergoglio.
I was 8 when this happened. Gordon Banks became my football idle. I would go on to play until I turned 42. Had a tear in my eye when Mr. Banks passed away. R.I.P. Gordon, you were the greatest.
Better quality than 90s footage
the 1890's
It's film. Film has always been HD.
lmao but not the audio
Yeh, it's film, which means it couldn't have been transmitted live on TV. So yes it looks great but, you know, you have to take it home in a big round can and then edit it in a cutting room before anyone can actually watch it.
It's amazing that people who remember this match think they saw it live on TV in colour. In fact there was no colour TV in the UK at the time. They just knew that England were playing in red that day. A minority would have seen a few highlights in colour at the cinema a week or so later, but most would have to wait for the 10th or even the 25th anniversary to see a colour version on TV. I'm not sure the entire match is available in colour.
The queen is like a time traveller. She appears in the footage of every important historic events.
Child sacrifice
Colonies
yeah i see her in ww1 picture
The Queen is a national treasure. She holds all of of recent history in her minds. She was right in front of the cameras in 1945 victory parade in London. Too
@@gutsjoestar7450 fanculo la regina Google translate that to hear my opinions on lizzy
Take notice that absolutely no one is diving here. Its a pure, fantastic match and show of sportsmanship.
Almost all players today dive, from Messi to Sunday league players. It doesn't show a weakness, it shows you care a lot to play unfairly a bit to help your team win. Dives can decide matches.
@@David-iv4hs yes that may be true. But back then no one used to dive. And it was such a joy to watch because you wouldn't have people clutching their ankles because they got clipped by someone's shin or something.
@@David-iv4hs HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
You should be on the stage mate! What other words of wisdom do you possess?
It could be a game of sportsmanship and gamesmanship back then because there simply wasn’t the money in the game as there is now. The only reason they do it is part of an overall attempt to get any competitive advantage possible because winning or losing means such a huge amount of money now. You see it in anything, people will do whatever they can get away with if it benefits them as long as it’s within the rules, regardless of the spirit it’s meant in
Looks like Banks did some diving or we'd have lost.
RIP Sir Bobby Charlton
Yep.
Rip better than franz becken ❤
@@voidstar611 did he even play in that match?
@@Strong_TGKYes. England put Charlton on Beckenbauer and Germany did vice versa, cancelled each other out.
@@scsutton1 they knew he was too good.
RIP Bobby Moore will be remembered as a legend
Captain of West Ham and England
and Gordon Banks
And Gordon banks
Yup.
Epic Gaming21 he isnt dead
The commentator sounds like he's narrating a battle not a football match.
Whenever there’s an England v German game British commentators always tend to use war-like terminology 😂
Two world wars and one World Cup 🎶🎶
it was
@@OverweightRodian I'd rather be speaking German.
@@smug3311 this aged well
I was a child, but I remeber clearly the a Brazilian newspaper headline: "At Last World Cup Rests at Home".
Yes until Germany 74, Argentina 78, France 98
Haha, so even Brazil knew football came home :)
@@theobuniel9643 ....shhhh its coming home
@@richardmay3248 yep
@@youngscoping Yeah mate but the Jules-Rimet had a different ruleset to the new Cup
Routine of every English Football fan after every Trophy exit since 1966.
UNDERRATED COMMENT
@fusilier5260
I accepted England might not win it in my lifetime (and I'm 24 lmao) - but at least we can fall back on this video
Argentina was 36 years without World Cup,Brazil is going to 24 years without World Cup It is very,very difficult to win it Only 8 countries won it
@@gustavostacchiotti68 yeah but by the time it's 2026 aka the next world cup we will have gone 60 years without one
@@rehanchoudry yes,you are certain,England have to work hard to prepare a team with decision to win the Cup,like Argentina did after they lost with Arabia I am from Argentina and follow the Premier League,for me the best league in the world,so England must take advantage of that
I'm an expat Englishman living just outside of Hamburg. Uwe Seeler, the captain for Germany in 1966, lives just around the corner from us in a nice house next to the Hamburg SV football club grounds, the club that he played for his whole football career. He is a great chap, always polite and cheerful - a nice neighbour to have.
I like the sportsmanship that he led his teammates to display: Even after losing a World Cup final, instead of being sore losers, the Germans waved at the fans with class and dignity. You rarely see such display of class and character from the losing side these days. They repeat the same thing after they beat Uruguay 1-0 and became 3-rd at the 1970 World Cup by carrying the Mexican flag over their shoulders and thanking the local fans in Mexico. By the way, despite what my name says. I am not German and my favorite team is Holland, but you have to give credit when it is due.
Why are you living there traitor!
@@izaakdamon1979 shut up- im the opposite, german living in the uk lol
Try and get an interview with him that sounds amazing
@@13muller9 Not in football. That's because the vast majority of the players are divas with their noses in the air.
*Netherlands
The music , fashion and the sports gosh the UK had it all in the 60’s!
Swear to god
Yeah, you still had white people on the team as well xD
@@rolydio what do u mean
@@rolydio there are white people on the team nowadays too, and the black players are English as well /:
@@rolydio oh shut up there are still white people on the team no one needs your racist bullshit over here it’s 2021 we have bigger things to worry about than skin colour
Rip The best Goalkeeper ever Gordon banks 1937 to 2019
Yes indeed! Another great goalkeeper on show here-Hans Tilkowski. Prior to the Final he had been criticised in some quarters for clearing the ball rather than collecting it but he had a great game.
lol lev Yashin was the greatest goalkeeper
Good match
@@sayedsayedy9052
Absolutely not.
@@GabrielLima-28 shut up
Another player just now gone from the 66 world cup. R.I.P Bobby Charlton. I always thought he was a lot older than what he actually was 86.
And we just lost Beckenbauer.
R.I.P
Bobby Moore. Captain. Leader. Legend. Simply the best
Good, but overrated
Goatriots during his time that was good
@@bobbillnolan7644 you clearly don’t know football then. Stick to tennis pal
5:55 It wasn't a goal, the ball didn't completely cross the line.
@@brasillivre6455 do you want some chips with that salt?
“The English swept into German territory.” 🤔
“The West German defence was like a stone wall. Again England put on a offensive.” 🤔
“Again the German blockade could not be penetrated.” 🤔
“Despite strong German threats, the English defence could not be rattled.” 🤔
as if he is commentating 2nd world war
So football war replaced arms war ; that's a better replacement.
Bro is commentating ww3
But wait, can England break out their own half where the Germans have them pinned in like in Colditz! 🤣😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Scoring a hattrick in a World Cup final is insane uno
C Richardson I’m shitting it bro, Italy are a very strong side and I just feel it’s a 50/50. I really hope we pull through but god I’m nervous.
@@ZainAli-cm4su ITS COMING HOME
The only two goal hat trick in history.
@@pigexpert1342 it came to Rome
An English hat trick means two goals and one nice try.
Charlton was crying the whole celebration... What a legend!!! Greatings from Brazil.
(9:18) hearing the fans sing Rule Britannia while the players hoist Moore onto their shoulders…. gives me goosebumps
Would never happen today, the powers that be have worked extremely hard to destroy patriotism by importing in foreigners
Whooaah i can’t believe this footage is 52 years old, it still looks good and even atthe time peoples were fanatic.
BTW what a great match.
But the German team were playing with only 11 men on their side. Unlike the English team.
@@GirGir183 That's Not True
For 52 years old it looks very 52 years old. Pale colours and crackle and pop in the film. Jump cuts everywhere.
@@bish009 they weren't nazis
johneygd 53
Collectively one of the best squads in football, they won Portugal, which was the sensation of this cup and they were cold-blooded to turn the score around in the final, Bobby Charlton was a great leader on the field, greetings from a Brazilian
The cold blood and the cash
this world cup was a joke. Portugal was robbed just like germany
Sewey
@@goncalomota8218If Eusebio had put himself out in the semi-final they might have got through. Those in the know recognise that Eusebio blew out years before the 1966 World Cup. Four of his goals in that tournament were scored against the brave little North Koreans - but not until he assured himself that they didn’t kick! Germany weren't robbed - their equaliser at 2-2 shouldn't have been allowed.
@@goncalomota8218you can’t rewrite history! England won!! 😁👍
Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton, Gordon Banks... probably the three greatest English players we've ever had.
If youve ever seen the Bobby Moore statue at Wembley, you know
Stanley Matthews.
Lineker
@@Mrrubbe😂😂
funny that Geoff Hurst scored a hat trick and zero comments about him.
Bobbys
The youtube algorithm has a cruel sense of humor
I was speechless when I was recommended this video.
"Mighty England" lol... How the mighty have fallen
@@stsk1061 They haven't fallen. Are you forgetting Italy almost lost the final? Are you forgetting their incredible Euro Run this year? Are you forgetting the beautiful football they played this Euro's?
I didn't hesitate but to watch after seeing England's defeat.
@@shaypatra9840 yes
I like to watch this every 20 years or so. Thanks Alf and the lads and special thanks to MoM Alan Ball. I was there as a 17 year old behind the goal that Geoff scored right at the end.
only every 20 years? if i were english i would probably watch this every week
So you must have seen that the ball was Not behind the line at englands 3rd goal ;-)
@@George_Pueblo ur right it wasnt in the goal cuz it bounced out after crossing over the goal line, keep crying salty
@@soap9373 :-) :-) dear John, I am not complaining a bit. But that wembely-goal is still famous, but it is all good. In fact , we germans learned to love England, and english football. And we love english fans. Greetings from Frankfurt
@@George_Pueblo I was in the crowd mate and it was a goal for one reason only.......no VAR and the referee's decision is final.
I thought it was over but it's still a 4-2 win.
The referee of the game is Azerbaijani legend who called Tofig Bahramov, he is our hero, we all love him❤ RIP
who’s watching this after 2-1 spain😢
Me 😂
It's going anywhere but home
Me 😂😂😂
Inglaterra continua sem nunca ter conquistado um título honestamente.
This is such a long time ago that except for one player, every one else is already dead! lol
Gordon Banks will never be forgotten. RIP in our hearts forever, you legend.
First class goal keeper.
Even Pele said, wish Gordon was Brazilian.
The best goal keeper I have seen
RIP Sir bobby charlton One of the greatest English football players all time
Also the only one lmao
No advertisement boards in sight and no ludicrous slogans. Just pure football and passion.
Before Americans ruined the sport...
The extra time goal had me. I was expecting a VAR check 😂😂
There was no goal actually
karma lampard 2010 😂🤣
Who's here after England's first knockout stage win over Germany since this?
😂✌️🏴
🦁🦁🦁
🦁🦁🦁🏴
Me
Maybe it’s a sign that we are gonna win it
God rest your soul Gordon Banks, your legend will live on in our hearts forever
The way Bobby Moore wiped his hand before he shook the Queen's hand - so classy.
Watching this match after the Quarter final match of
ENGLAND Vs FRANCE
World Cup 2022...
And thinking I am watching that world cup winning match of England after 56 years...
We lost that but right now we have young stars who can win the next one
@@chopsquotes9326🇧🇷🥇🤙🏻
watching this match after the quarter final match of england vs switzerland euro 2024
Watching this match after semi final England versus Netherlands 2024
@@clashkingking6193Who's here after watching England's defeat to Spain at Euro 2024 in GERMANY
England is one of my favorite national team in the world, they have great players, and I hope to come back to win another WC. Greetings from Ecuador.
Me chifla Ecuador desde inglaterra
Greetings from Hamburg, Germany to you also, my friend, from an expat Englishman! .
Thanks bro God bless you
🏴🤝🇪🇨
Te gustó la final de la Eurocopa del año pasado ? Eres una vergüenza de hombre. Mi esposa es ecuatoriana y ella también me da razón. Tenías que ser hincha de Italia ( soy italiano )
Why does this commentary sound like a documentary about WW2?
Lol, ikr? It's the mid-atlantic accent i guess. Plus the attack/defense and "they swept into German territory" part!😂
😂
Especially 3:31-3:39
that's just the forced-accent-for-TV-people accent of the time.
people in the streets talked like how people still talk now.
5:55 It wasn't a goal, the ball didn't completely cross the line.
For those wondering why this sounds like a WW2 commentary there's a good reason. The commentator was Bob Danvers-Walker who worked for Pathe for ages and had narrated loads of WW2 Pathe films as well. Remember even in the 60s many people didn't have telly (we didn't, I watched the final it at a neighbours) so relied on cinema newsreels for visuals.
Rip Bobby Moore greatest defender of all time. 🙏
Friend : so whare we go after this game?
Me : Lets go to The Beatles Concert
I was in London at that time, a 14 year old American R&R fanatic. I got to see the Kinks and Manfred Mann play live in small smoky clubs. I almost went to see the newly formed; Who, but I thought, "with a name like that, they can't be so great." How wrong I was.
Shows the stark difference of today.
*where
Rest in peace Tofig Bahramov 🇦🇿
Eng won it on my 16th birthday. Watching the whole match now. First time for 50+years. Alan Ball was fantastic.
Amazing that this was recommended to me right after the finals
Never in a trillon years did that ball cross the line
Well at least it makes up for frank lampard's ghost goal in 2010, also vs germany
Absolutely beautiful colour footage from the era. This would have been most likely broadcast in black and white....
Pathe News - top quality colour film stock in the best cameras. After all these years the quality is still stunning.
Yep, you're right, it was broadcast in black and white. Colour on the BBC didn't come in until 1967.
It was - I remember watching the match on black/ white television. However, a couple of months after the Final, a colour film was shown in the cinemas about the whole 1966 World Cup, with England's victory over Germany obviously the highlight at the end. I was 10 years old and could only dream of colour TV, yet by 1970 we had one for the next World Cup in Mexico.
5:55 It wasn't a goal, the ball didn't completely cross the line.
The BBC filmed in black and white until 1967 but British Pathe were using colour film from 1966.
This game is so good to finally see but what I mostly like is how the English fans had the Union Jack, when we all got along.
Haha. I can assure you, 1966 weren’t the year for everyone getting along.
I guess if you exclude the Cold War, Vietnam war (those minor things) then everyone got along
@@MichaelJ44 he's talking about us British getting along not the Vietnamese. Back then we were British before we were English now it's flipped for better or worse
@@MichaelJ44 not very fast on the uptake!
Load of tripe Scots can be proud of being Scots but English can’t be proud of being English do me a favour
@@Ror0009 um, yeah we can
Had the pleasure of showing Uwe Seeler, the German captain, around London a few years back. You couldn't meet a friendlier guy. The two teams were buddies for years afterwards. Told me he used to stay with the Charlton brothers. Great to see some highlights. (But the brilliant Bobby Moore free kick is missing that set up Geoff's Hurst's header!) Alan Ball played the game of his life. I watched it as a kid on TV. Nail-biting stuff!
From the trunk of memories, this video is a Jewel of world football.
I am Peruvian. I saw the 1966 World Cup in the movies when I was 12 years old.
¿Soy peruano y ahora estoy curioso en que tu piensas en la participación de Perú 4 años después?
This was the first WC final I saw. I was 8 years old and we just got a TV, which was still rare to have in Romania in 1966. My father took it outside and 20 people from the street gathered to watch the game. Fun times.
لايوجد بث مباشر نقل تلفزيوني مباشر
كيف شاهدت المباراة
@@الوشق-ح9س It was broadcasted on TV worldwide.
yes I believe u
7:45 The Queen was so young.
She was a babe, no doubt about it.
40 years
Hmm yes
Everybody was young. I for example was 4 months old.
@klaus krüger I was -53
As a German citzien I must admit that I love his english team with Bobby Moore, Nobby Stiles, Geoff Hurst, Gordon Banks, Peters
I still wish stiles had just buried the 3rd 'goal' and killed the debate. It was on a plate for him.
No better opposition than the Germans in the final...if you win you know you've earned it...the Germans never give up
A lot of Brits love West Germany 1972.
Only 21 years before this match, these two countries were locked in a struggle to the death in which they killed millions of each others' citizens. That they were able to reduce their violent conflict to mere football rivalry speaks volume about the power of freedom and democracy.
Beautiful comment.
I see no freedom nor democracy. Its a joke
lovely of RUclips to recommend this now 😂
we really took this one world cup win and made it our whole english football personality lmao
I listened to this game on BBC radio as a boy in Barbados. What memories.
If you look closely endrick can be seen supporting boby charlton
It doesn't matter if he born after him , my idol could be Pele no?
@@dorianmammoth Ik, just joking
Who's watching this after England's getting to the semi-final?
And England is eliminated :)
@Tormented Legend You're later
Me
The Cartoon Adict lmao you day how they turned out
England could’ve won if they weren’t holding back
Endrick tava vendo bobby Charlton
I finished my duties and settled to watch this in black and white on that Saturday afternoon! I was 14 years old! I'll never forget this day!
Back when standing tall was matter of pride n were no conception of diving and faking..pure sportsmanship❤️
RIP Sir Bobby Charlton. Players can oly podium. European Cup legends and 250 gols. Best players in the world at that time playing that night. football legend of world cup 1966.
You will forever be a Manchester United legend and will never be forgotten ❤💛❤💛❤💛❤ 🏴🏴
From Japan 🇯🇵🇯🇵
Kind comment no reply let me fix that ❤
What a team we were and beating Germany in England at Wembley in the World Cup final omg,it might not happen again ever,I was 9 years old at that time ,probably one of the greatest teams ever for England 🏴,just watching the Geoff hurst documentary he had such respect for the team,and of course the captain was Mooro,Bobby Moore just awesome ,I met him and Geoff hurst and Martin peters one sat at Upton Park in the seventies,omg what a moment I’ve never forgotten it
Rest in peace, Sir Bobby Charlton
RIP Martin Peters, legend
So sad that almost all of them are passing away. This new team oughta make them proud.
*What a Hattrick by Geoff Hurst, the Match Winner*
Hattrick 🤣🤣🤣
@cow man mooing the first Hattrick of two goals
@Fusilier hahahaahah in mars maybe
@fusilier5260wasn’t past the line
@fusilier5260 it literally wasn’t pahahha . it was a soviet ref who was picked by england’s specifically due to his longstanding bias against germany .
The golden moment for England
🏐🏴🏆
Me an italian: hehe
I listened to the radio commentary in NZ while having breakfast before going off to university. Brilliant !
Summer, 30 degrees, 2018 World Cup, everyone coming together.
Memories
Summer, 30 degrees, 2018 World Cup, Mandzukic.
Memories
@@DamienDu90300 BRUH
@@DamienDu90300 so obsessed haha
Rest in peace sir captain Tom Moore and Patrick moore
Uhm
Best goalkeeper Gordon Banks England ever had God be with you 👍
R.I.P
R.I.P
R.I.P
It's been 56 long years. Do something England. Bravo to the team.
Kinda sad that most of the people in that stadium are probably not alive anymore
yeah you are right
I was in England at the time, 14 year old American at an all-boys boarding school. We all watched it. I'm still alive (at 69), and jogging (and throwing javelin) every afternoon.
@@brahmburgers wooww interesting after 56 years is looks so so long in time ,futboll was so diferentd , after such a long time is hard to remember
the lady at 7:42 still is, though
@@caesr21 😂
Wembley was the most beautiful football stadium in the world. Unique.
Yes, past tense. Now it looks like most Premier League grounds.
Was. Sadly no more.
It was iconic!
Everyone watching after the England v Denmark game ... its coming home
It's coming home
It isn't..Rome is the final destination..
refballed against fking Denmark lmao
RIP bobby charlton forever in our hearts england legend
I missed when it was like this. Even if I have to watch it with the quality
Facts.
Good luck from Netherlands England 🇳🇱🤝🏴
@RUclips Clips thanks 😊
great footage, btw. thanks for uploading
am scottish and have this on dvd,,great final..
Who had this recommended right after England just qualified for the Euro 2021 final?
Yes
Yes
I remember back in 1966,here in Ireland, we were rooting for England....believe it or not
Probably just cos they didn’t want the Germans to win after the whole ww2 thing
@TOC Germany wasn’t exactly very popular though
Really? That’s surprising. Back in 1966 I would have thought that some of you would have remembered living with the Black and Tans and all that. I guess 1966 was sort of before the troubles in NI seriously kicked off in 1969.
Why were you supporting England back then?
Why not here in England we all root for ireland. Mark lawrensons sister was my french teacher back in the 80s...
IT’S COMING HOME!!!!! Euro 2020 Final here we come!!!
to assume we’re beating italy is foolish ill check back with you on sunday night
@@adamhodgson8287 yeah and everyone said the same about Germany. We beat Germany and suddenly “Germany didn’t have a good side” according to everyone else
Thought I'd make a pilgrimage here, leave a comment... legendary absolutely legendary. Football is England's religion. One day lads it'll come home again.
RIP LEGEND
Sir Bobby Charlton ❤
R.I.P Gordon Banks. A.k.a the best keeper ever
Joshua Walker lev Yashin is the best
Taine Ninja_Hyper no he’s not
@@censored6230 only Goalkeeper who win the ballon d'or and he is was nomined '' Best Goalkeeper of the century ''
Peter Schmeichel was the best
Agree. A superstar.
Why is this getting recommended to me after the loss to Spain in the Final 😭😭
Rip sir bobby and thank you for the World Cup. Even tho I wasn’t here at the time ❤
The Queen was 40 years old here. That woman lived through a lot of decades
Who’s watching this now England are in the final🏴🏴🏴
They are again in 2024
LOST AND LOST 😂
@@timyoung9799 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴💩💩💩💩
2-0 tonight.
Iconic.
Good day. Thank you so much for the supeb video. Enjoyed and liked of course. Greetings from me. Country Azerbaijan
A team of legends. A heavier ball means a different style of play to what we are now accustomed to watching in modern matches. But the skill & most importantly the heart of this team makes them one of the all-time greatest. Congrats England!
The ball was not heavier, they weighed the same since 1935, 14-16 Oz
Lies again? Marine Soldier 13 Alphabets
@@BoB-by6cjThey meant a heavier ball to what modern players play with today
it was also proper leather and not as scientifically made!
I was born that year and I was just a month old when England won the World Cup 🏴🏴🏴
England defeated at Wembley. Brasil defeated at Maracana. Italy and Argentina winners. It has been a busy time for the Argentinian Pope with Italian Origins, Jorge Mario Bergoglio.
And now italy are the joke of europe. Oh how things change lol
Fifty five years ago today,
Never stopped me dreaming....
It feels weird watching a football match that doesn't include any diving at all
lots of English cheating tho
neymar not born yet
Come on lads, let’s get to that final on Sunday!
I hope for England's sake that Spain beats Italy tomorrow.
Condolences on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022).
bring back those 1966 jerseys, the red really pops out there
So sad to hear the passing of Hans Tilkowski... RIP...
What an EPIC match!! Thanks for uploading it!!!
I means it’s BRITISH path
@@sahibbhadal props to the guy to reply after 8 years
@@roncoolytalt256 got to do what I must
Endricks First Match :
I was 8 when this happened. Gordon Banks became my football idle. I would go on to play until I turned 42. Had a tear in my eye when Mr. Banks passed away. R.I.P. Gordon, you were the greatest.