Glad u mentioned his name👍,I was struggling to think of Hugh Johns,a long with Gerald Sinstadt and Gerry Harrison all brilliant commentators...Now of course they're might be some nostalgia dictating my views,but I still think these guys were just so much better and had very clear and distinct voices and most importantly left u with the impression that they really understood the game,while having the Fans appreciation for what they were observing!👍
Derby v Spurs, a full blooded game on their notorious pitch, tackling that made you wince but no complaints by players, that Perryman on Gemmill one & Archie just got up & carried on. Great days when football was a man's game. Roger Davies was a good player who had skill similar to Peter Crouch.
What a pleasant change to see honest footballers just wanting to get on with and play the game rather than rolling around and acting like they've been shot. And hardly anybody disputing the ref's decision and getting on with the game even if the decision might not have been correct. Imagine how good these lads would have been on today's pitches too.
I couldn't put it better.lets see how good they would be given the pitch conditions,the ball,the tackles and very little ref protection. That would slow down Mr Ronaldo and his like.
Great to see and hear the old shed. Chelsea at this time were going through alot of problems. Their new stand almost crippled the club with debts and the team declined for the next 10 or so years cause of this. CHELSEA BLUE
The Shed. What a horrible stand, propped up with wooden stanchions, it looked like something out of War of the Worlds! Stamford Bridge with its greyhound racing & kop stands so far away, for me it just was like football was treated second best, look at Spurs Arsenal West Ham it felt designed for football as Stamford Bridge was such a hopscotch of structures. Sorry Chelsea fans I know you will disagree, it's your club, now it's much better of course but everywhere now grounds are so homogeneous, like shopping in supermarkets. Bring back the SHED!!
@@seltaeb9691 I dont care how disgusting and horrible it was....ITS OURS! or was. Stamford Bridge was unique lol nasty horrible North Stand looked like a small boy lost at the fair sometimes. How times have changed eh. CMON THE CHELS.
@@seltaeb3302 lol if your a leeds fan yeh lol. Remember in early 70s Leeds were going for all 4 trophies, European cup,league cup,fa cup and league. chelsea took care of the league cup and fa cup runs, Celtic took care of the european cup run.
Brian Moore best football commentator ever, boy when he got excited by a great goal, he got excited. When Derby's pitch became a quagmire (by November usually!), the footy became even more enjoyable. Unlike today's pitches when, come April, the pitch looks the same from the season's opening game. No variation. Tedious.
Real footy, that Big Match theme tune & Brian Moore, this was rock'n'roll football, all the 60s old timers had grown their hair now. Tackling🦵👍, you appreciate this lost art now, which today's football is just Mickey🐭Mouse kick about.
@@markbunn8051 That doesn't make sense, because the Everton v Millwall game features Everton in Blue. The Derby v Spurs fixture has Derby in white. I reckon that they fancied a change.
I suspect Chelsea playing in red was due to television coverage and the fact a lot of people would still be watching in black and white at the time. The kits for both teams would have been chosen on how best to tell them apart on a black and white TV.
Gordon Hill , the Referee in the Chelsea v Ipswich game proves that Refs were better in the 1970's without VAR and other technology than they are today . This Ref was on top of the game , was fair , and strict when it needed it
I am all for digital imaging technology, but long gone are the days when you accepted a referee's decision, but if it was wrong, you "sorted it out" amicably with the referee after the match, over a drink, and shook hands afterwards Nowadays, everything MUST be on camera, and it makes we wonder if they brought var in because 95% claim to have filmed it on their phones/tablets etc etc, and are scared of 42,865 uploads here on you tube
Hill was known as a good ref. Furthermore, according to Phil Neal's first autobiography, if you swore at him you had to expect the same in return. He was not intimidated.
Love the old games from the past.....great atmosphere, and with muddy pitches , there seemed a more normal down to earth grittyness to games , and the crowds were amazing.....I know the game now is awash with money, and pitches and stadiums have improved dramatically....but the less than perfect pitches, and players who smoked and enjoyed a pint or two , have disappeared , but that's what gave the game a real charm , that's sadly lacking from modern football.
Trevor Whymark told me off for talking too muck on the football pitch at a holiday camp in the late 80s (Think it was summer of 87) at Corton Caravan Club. Still a good coach, taking time out to coach us kids on our holidays, even though I'm a Norwich supporter!
@@connieb9034 Small world lol. I know Trevor visited Diss ( Where I Am ) a couple of years ago to do a talk regarding his football career, due to unforseen circumstances i couldn't go, but I was planning to say hi if I did go. I actually won footballer of the week at that Camp Site, it was with Trevor's help no doubt.
remember the Spurs Derby replay very well Tottenham 3-1 up with 10 minutes left and got beat 5-3 after extra time Davies scored 3. Tottenham would not win another match in the fa cup until 1979
David Johnson. Everton to Ipswich, to me to you, Ipswich to Liverpool, to me to you, annnnnd Liverpool to Everton, annnnnd to me a nice 10% from transfer fees. Thankyou very much.
The health and safety at work act hadn't been brought in yet, probably still going through parliament Still, at least he didn't have to crane his neck to see
The worse the pitch the better the football & excitement. I mean by October the pitch was mud and sand. Sunday pub soccer games had better pitches, was it built on a swamp or clay. Cracking atmosphere & Roger Davies bundling the ball into the goal net. 73 was a good year but also bad with Man Utd kids wrecking stands.
You have a World of Sport H-T and F-T reports from 1968-85 with reporters such as Brian Moore, Gerald Sinstadt, Martin Tyler, Roger Tames, Roger Marlone, Arthur Montford and Hugh Johns?
In the FA Cup at that time if there was a kit clash then both teams changed. The same should have applied to Derby v Spurs but it seems that only Spurs changed and wore their yellow kit but with white shorts instead of navy. Maybe that was done to help distinguish between the two teams on black-white teles. Both Everton and Millwall should have changed too but only Millwall did. Maybe the rule wasn't being strictly enforced?
Chelsea allowed £5,000,000 in 1972 for a complete stadium rebuild, but the east stand came in over budget and put Chelsea into so much debt, and delayed the stadium redevelopment for upto 25-30 years
Stamford Bridge was such a dump back then. Building a new stand back then meant going into administration, selling best players off & the ground still looked a dump. The Shed. That has to be the worst stand ever knocked up the day before & then the pitch was so far away at one end you needed Jordell Bank & the Hubble Telescope to see what was going on!
Second goal went in, a fair few jumped up to celebrate behind the left hand goal. By the sound of the cheers, maybe 5-600 went up,..maybe on a special train..long journey! Poss 50-60 went into the back of the home end for a fight; would have been heavily outnumbered. Hundreds of Villa boys, in the same year, 1973, got trapped at New Cross Station..and this before the game.. as large home numbers were waiting outside. In those days, police escorts and safe segregated terracing for visiting fans were not yet invented. You literally took your life in your own hands if you travelled away. Could be seriously scary times.
A couple of coppers at the station, "grounds 2 miles that way" and that was that, it was like the Warriors at times. Worst for me was Leeds, merseyside for blades, london for mobs of different teams together.
DJB 1965 Reading ur channel and comment about both channels showing archive games like these. To be honest if u had channels like that,showing Brit and foreign games,I wouldn't waste my time with today's Phony BS!. I'v been living in the US for the last 21yrs,and from about 2006/7 Fox Sports would show some of the EPl big games live+ the UCL,so that was cool,and then u had the 2010/2014/2018 World Cups(in South Africa,Brazil and Russia -all the games were shownand in 2014 NBC Sports picked up the EPL. .Now in the first 3 yrs they showed all the games played over the weekend(and midweek games)then they introduced their NBC Gold app (which of course u had to pay for&BS👎 )and they usually picked out a prime game of the schedule!More BS👎 ..So with all that said,it certainly allowed me to catch up after pretty much missing most of the early 2000 Football and the thing is I certainly did/have noticed the difference!!. But back to my original comment,it wouldn't be a contest about my choice of viewing if the BBC or ITV(or even Chanel 4 with their few seasons of coverage of the Italian Serie A)decided to do what u have done,with these old games!..So a solid 👍👍 of appreciation.. ps.What's the 1965 signify ur D.O.B?
The old FA Cup rule; when both teams had the same colour first strip (Chelsea/Ipswich both blue) BOTH had to play in their away/alternative strip ! So we have Chelsea in yellow Ipswich in red!
Brian Moore was the voice of a Sunday afternoon in this child's late 60's and early 70's
The best football commentator ever.bar none.god bless.
Mud bath at the Baseball Ground. Hugh Johns commentating, great players, classic kits. How a miss the 70's!
Glad u mentioned his name👍,I was struggling to think of Hugh Johns,a long with Gerald Sinstadt and Gerry Harrison all brilliant commentators...Now of course they're might be some nostalgia dictating my views,but I still think these guys were just so much better and had very clear and distinct voices and most importantly left u with the impression that they really understood the game,while having the Fans appreciation for what they were observing!👍
Makes you appreciate how skilful these players had to be to play on that pitch.
I remember my mum knitted me a red white & green scarf for Chelsea’s away colours and no one knew what team it was 😬⚽️
Love the classic kits of the 70's, and loved hearing Brian Moore.
Derby v Spurs, a full blooded game on their notorious pitch, tackling that made you wince but no complaints by players, that Perryman on Gemmill one & Archie just got up & carried on. Great days when football was a man's game. Roger Davies was a good player who had skill similar to Peter Crouch.
2021.anyone here. 70s.Sunday morning footballl.home.bath.roast dinner.beef usually.The Big Match.Happy memories..
What a pleasant change to see honest footballers just wanting to get on with and play the game rather than rolling around and acting like they've been shot. And hardly anybody disputing the ref's decision and getting on with the game even if the decision might not have been correct. Imagine how good these lads would have been on today's pitches too.
I couldn't put it better.lets see how good they would be given the pitch conditions,the ball,the tackles and very little ref protection. That would slow down Mr Ronaldo and his like.
Great to see and hear the old shed. Chelsea at this time were going through alot of problems. Their new stand almost crippled the club with debts and the team declined for the next 10 or so years cause of this. CHELSEA BLUE
The Shed. What a horrible stand, propped up with wooden stanchions, it looked like something out of War of the Worlds! Stamford Bridge with its greyhound racing & kop stands so far away, for me it just was like football was treated second best, look at Spurs Arsenal West Ham it felt designed for football as Stamford Bridge was such a hopscotch of structures. Sorry Chelsea fans I know you will disagree, it's your club, now it's much better of course but everywhere now grounds are so homogeneous, like shopping in supermarkets. Bring back the SHED!!
@@seltaeb9691 I dont care how disgusting and horrible it was....ITS OURS! or was. Stamford Bridge was unique lol nasty horrible North Stand looked like a small boy lost at the fair sometimes. How times have changed eh. CMON THE CHELS.
@@andisadler2897 these early 70s was the best & Leeds Utd, hmmm.. it still hurts..
@@seltaeb3302 lol if your a leeds fan yeh lol. Remember in early 70s Leeds were going for all 4 trophies, European cup,league cup,fa cup and league. chelsea took care of the league cup and fa cup runs, Celtic took care of the european cup run.
Tough times but blue forever mate.
Brian Moore best football commentator ever, boy when he got excited by a great goal, he got excited. When Derby's pitch became a quagmire (by November usually!), the footy became even more enjoyable. Unlike today's pitches when, come April, the pitch looks the same from the season's opening game. No variation. Tedious.
Classic muddy pitch at the Baseball Ground............Jeez what a game and atmosphere.
@Rishab Ghoshal Derby v Tottenham was featured and that WAS played at the baseball ground
The H team , Harris, Hinton, Hollins, Houseman, Hudson, Hutchinson !
Gosh! I had all but forgotten about Ipswich marksman Trevor Whymark. Thanks for this reminder!
Whymark probably is n`t remembered much outside Ipswich , which is a shame as he was very underrated.
I work with his son, I’ve met Trevor a few times and he’s a great man
He is remembered in Rome after he scored four against Lazio. When the team arrived for the away leg Roma supporters were there to greet him as a hero
Real footy, that Big Match theme tune & Brian Moore, this was rock'n'roll football, all the 60s old timers had grown their hair now. Tackling🦵👍, you appreciate this lost art now, which today's football is just Mickey🐭Mouse kick about.
I didn’t know John Craven used to be a Footballer while he was a Newsround presenter!
Chelsea in red?!!!
I like the fact that Stamford Bridge was a construction site and the players and coaches benches looked like foreman's huts.
+Rocky Lum The FA Cup rules back then said when two teams clashed in colour, they both changed, rather than the away side
@@markbunn8051 That doesn't make sense, because the Everton v Millwall game features Everton in Blue. The Derby v Spurs fixture has Derby in white.
I reckon that they fancied a change.
Chelsea in red, you betcha as that stand put you in the red. Same with Wolves new stand. They kept moving the pitch about too!
I suspect Chelsea playing in red was due to television coverage and the fact a lot of people would still be watching in black and white at the time. The kits for both teams would have been chosen on how best to tell them apart on a black and white TV.
@@wildcat1040 well that's because Everton and Millwall, and Spurs and Derby, had both the same home and away kits.
Love this. Brian Moore and his co-host, THE FA CUP ITSELF!
Great comment. Lol.
Gordon Hill , the Referee in the Chelsea v Ipswich game proves that Refs were better in the 1970's without VAR and other technology than they are today . This Ref was on top of the game , was fair , and strict when it needed it
I am all for digital imaging technology, but long gone are the days when you accepted a referee's decision, but if it was wrong, you "sorted it out" amicably with the referee after the match, over a drink, and shook hands afterwards
Nowadays, everything MUST be on camera, and it makes we wonder if they brought var in because 95% claim to have filmed it on their phones/tablets etc etc, and are scared of 42,865 uploads here on you tube
Hill was known as a good ref. Furthermore, according to Phil Neal's first autobiography, if you swore at him you had to expect the same in return. He was not intimidated.
Love the old games from the past.....great atmosphere, and with muddy pitches , there seemed a more normal down to earth grittyness to games , and the crowds were amazing.....I know the game now is awash with money, and pitches and stadiums have improved dramatically....but the less than perfect pitches, and players who smoked and enjoyed a pint or two , have disappeared , but that's what gave the game a real charm , that's sadly lacking from modern football.
Love these vids..
Those were the days….😀
A quite incredible foul at 48:10 even by the standards of the day 😂
Did he even get booked?
Classic Baseball Ground pitch. Terry Hennessey had a game to forget.
Trevor Whymark told me off for talking too muck on the football pitch at a holiday camp in the late 80s (Think it was summer of 87) at Corton Caravan Club. Still a good coach, taking time out to coach us kids on our holidays, even though I'm a Norwich supporter!
I work with his son !!
@@connieb9034 Small world lol. I know Trevor visited Diss ( Where I Am ) a couple of years ago to do a talk regarding his football career, due to unforseen circumstances i couldn't go, but I was planning to say hi if I did go. I actually won footballer of the week at that Camp Site, it was with Trevor's help no doubt.
Shed end singing “you’ll never walk alone “ was a bit of a shock
Born in 1970 love watching these arkives!
You gotta down a Newcastle Brown Ale and crank the Motorhead while watching this footage!
Nah room temperature Tetley and porkie pie
remember the Spurs Derby replay very well Tottenham 3-1 up with 10 minutes left and got beat 5-3 after extra time Davies scored 3. Tottenham would not win another match in the fa cup until 1979
Davies scored 4
@@krisfarmer4751 Tottenham 3 (Chivers, England, Gilzean Derby 5 Davies 3 Hector 2) its on this site
@@dlamiss Thanks for sharing this
Brilliant game
R.I.P. Jonty
52:58 are my ears going or did I hear Jimmy Hill’s voice saying Peter Osgood?? 😅
Is there no way to remove the timer banner from the screen?
Clearly not or they wouldve
Thanks for the brilliant uploads.. Just wondering do you have any Match of the day from the late seventies?
David Johnson. Everton to Ipswich, to me to you, Ipswich to Liverpool, to me to you, annnnnd Liverpool to Everton, annnnnd to me a nice 10% from transfer fees. Thankyou very much.
Were you his agent?
Be wishes.....!!!!!!
Everton goal never offside
The kid watching in a crane at Stamford Bridge , would have received a life time ban for doing the same today and a fine from the local council.
The health and safety at work act hadn't been brought in yet, probably still going through parliament
Still, at least he didn't have to crane his neck to see
@@Keithbarber It didnt start its journey through Parliament until March 1974.
@@simonlilley interesting fact, thanks for the info
@@Keithbarber My pleasure. It went through after the Feb 74 election. It is held up as a model of how to frame H&S law.
What a pity was too young to see the Chels in the 70'
And why were Chelsea playing in Red?
I miss the Baseball Ground
The worse the pitch the better the football & excitement. I mean by October the pitch was mud and sand. Sunday pub soccer games had better pitches, was it built on a swamp or clay. Cracking atmosphere & Roger Davies bundling the ball into the goal net. 73 was a good year but also bad with Man Utd kids wrecking stands.
Why are Chelsea in red
What a corner ! @18mins lol
Chelsea at home and are wearing what looks like a Hungary kit,I know the Ipswich away kit has blue shorts but surely they didnt need to change.
Back in the day when goalies wore the same colour shorts and socks as the players. Unlike today.
You have a World of Sport H-T and F-T reports from 1968-85 with reporters such as Brian Moore, Gerald Sinstadt, Martin Tyler, Roger Tames, Roger Marlone, Arthur Montford and Hugh Johns?
Gerry Harrison
yes Millwall got a right good beating
No way Everton offside :(
Why are chelsea in red at home
In the FA Cup at that time if there was a kit clash then both teams changed. The same should have applied to Derby v Spurs but it seems that only Spurs changed and wore their yellow kit but with white shorts instead of navy. Maybe that was done to help distinguish between the two teams on black-white teles. Both Everton and Millwall should have changed too but only Millwall did. Maybe the rule wasn't being strictly enforced?
How the fuck did Ipswich loose that game?
At least Garner was better than Garland.. Kember was never good enough for Chelsea ...a team in decline !!! 😞😥 Herb
Chelsea allowed £5,000,000 in 1972 for a complete stadium rebuild, but the east stand came in over budget and put Chelsea into so much debt, and delayed the stadium redevelopment for upto 25-30 years
I wonder who won the cup this year? Come on you Mackems....
Chelsea fans singing 'you'll never walk alone'...
Everyone used to sing it. Watch any of these 1970s Big Matches.
And sure enough, you can hear the Derby fans singing it after they equalise
Stamford Bridge was such a dump back then. Building a new stand back then meant going into administration, selling best players off & the ground still looked a dump. The Shed. That has to be the worst stand ever knocked up the day before & then the pitch was so far away at one end you needed Jordell Bank & the Hubble Telescope to see what was going on!
I remember being at the game aged 12 and Millwall fans took a terrible beating in and outside the ground..a fact they tend to forget.
No such much a beating but slashed and stabbed, as per usual on merseyside.
Second goal went in, a fair few jumped up to celebrate behind the left hand goal.
By the sound of the cheers, maybe 5-600 went up,..maybe on a special train..long journey!
Poss 50-60 went into the back of the home end for a fight; would have been heavily outnumbered.
Hundreds of Villa boys, in the same year, 1973, got trapped at New Cross Station..and this before the game..
as large home numbers were waiting outside.
In those days, police escorts and safe segregated terracing for visiting fans were not yet invented.
You literally took your life in your own hands if you travelled away. Could be seriously scary times.
@@mancunited3845 ....I would conclude that slashing and stabbing constitutes a beating.
If you had been slashed/stabbed you would know that's a lot different to a beating.
A couple of coppers at the station, "grounds 2 miles that way" and that was that, it was like the Warriors at times.
Worst for me was Leeds, merseyside for blades, london for mobs of different teams together.
DJB 1965 Reading ur channel and comment about both channels showing archive games like these.
To be honest if u had channels like that,showing Brit and foreign games,I wouldn't waste my time with today's Phony BS!.
I'v been living in the US for the last 21yrs,and from about 2006/7 Fox Sports would show some of the EPl big games live+ the UCL,so that was cool,and then u had the 2010/2014/2018 World Cups(in South Africa,Brazil and Russia -all the games were shownand in 2014 NBC Sports picked up the EPL.
.Now in the first 3 yrs they showed all the games played over the weekend(and midweek games)then they introduced their NBC Gold app (which of course u had to pay for&BS👎 )and they usually picked out a prime game of the schedule!More BS👎
..So with all that said,it certainly allowed me to catch up after pretty much missing most of the early 2000 Football and the thing is I certainly did/have noticed the difference!!.
But back to my original comment,it wouldn't be a contest about my choice of viewing if the BBC or ITV(or even Chanel 4 with their few seasons of coverage of the Italian Serie A)decided to do what u have done,with these old games!..So a solid 👍👍 of appreciation.. ps.What's the 1965 signify ur D.O.B?
Stamford Bridge was a dreadful place to watch football back then with all that wasted space behind the goals.
The beautiful game ! But not any more, its all been bought by foreign oil rich countries, and the money has ruined it.
The old FA Cup rule; when both teams had the same colour first strip (Chelsea/Ipswich both blue) BOTH had to play in their away/alternative strip ! So we have Chelsea in yellow Ipswich in red!
I like that they only use their fancy picture in picture technology to show us the crucial shots of the referee blowing his whistle.