1975 (May 21) Twente Enschede (Holland) 1-B.Moenchengladbach (W.Germany) 5 (UEFA Cup).avi

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[@josemanuelruizfernandez7481]

Impressive Borussia Moenchengladbach by that time. Heynkes & Simonsen great performance. I still remember a high class player who came fron Moenchengladbach to Madrid, Gunter Netzer.

[@pare5markes909]

Borussia MG one of the most exciting teams in the 70s and 80s

[@RFM-]

Love from Toronto, Canada.
A fan from a young age till now.

[@SWBF24ever]

You are welcomed at any given time here in Mönchengladbach, there is always a ticket to be given to friends and always a place to sleep :P

[@stxa2594]

That was really beautiful football by Moenchengladbach.

[@Ruda-n4h]

Hennes Weisweiler stamped his belief in good football based on skill, intelligence, collective play and bursts of individual brilliance on his players. The result was real old-fashioned football played at the modern pace against the more physical opponents. The ball was played into feet which demands a great deal of individual skill in screening the ball; accuracy of passing; judging when and where to lay a pass so that it would not be intercepted and so that it could be easily received by a colleague.
On top of that because opponents naturally tried to stop them ‘playing,’ there were times when a player received a ball and was immediately put in trouble by quick tackling opponents, but like all the truly great football sides when that happened, Borussia always had men in support in space, available to receive easy balls laid off early.
These are the hallmarks of good football, and through a lot of hard work with the ball in training, Borussia not only produced top drawer football but made it pay.

[@elshadjafar2437]

Good day. Watched and enjoyed so say thank you. Greetings from country Azerbaijan

[@redpete9223]

Twente wurde filletiert .. war damals 11 und habe es live gesehen ..

[@marcheuer3610]

Simonsson ... 🙈😄
His name is Simonsen, he' s from.Denmark, not Sweden.

[@stefanoagnes1401]

Meraviglioso borussia

[@billarmiriotis2593]

Drost 76' Simonsen 3', 87' (pen.)
Heynckes 9', 50', 60'

[@RundUmDenSVNiederwerth]

0-1 Allan Simonsen (2 min)
0-2 Jupp Heynckes (9 min)
0-3 Jupp Heynckes (50 min)
0-4 Jupp Heynckes (60 min)
1-4 Epi Drost (76 min)
1-5 Allan Simonsen (86 min (PK))

[@gianfrancescosapia3738]

Simonsen, not Simonsson ...

[@michelesanpietro3013]

Simonsen, not Simonsson. Borussia really trashed away Twente.

[@MichaelBarry-wj3ee]

Whenever bmg came up against anyone half decent they were veak , veak

[@jorglennartz1472]

Ernst Huberty überschwänglich und als man Simonsen noch Simonsson nannte...

[@hocinimahmoud6682]

It is our football not the fanboys one .

[@FranzMatthias]

Unfassbar, wie man dieses Fußballfest derart öde kommentieren kann. Jeder Gladbach-Fan kriegt Tränen in die Augen bei diesem Spiel. Der Tonfall des Kommentators klingt eher nach einem Volkswandertag.

[@petera5928]

war damals so stil.leider fehlt heute der mittelweg denn in unserer zeit brüllen manche reporter dermaßen das es nervt.vorallem die privaten wie RTL oder sport ein sind unerträglich.

[@marcheuer3610]

Ernst Huberty halt. Für seine Verhältnisse war das schon sehr euphorisch. Außerdem war er kein Gladbach Fan. Anders als Heribert Fassbender, der ist bei Borussias Spielen total abgegangen.

[@stxa2594]

Ich habe diese sachlichen Kommentare geliebt. Das Stammtischgebrüll am Mikro heute brauche ich echt nicht.

[@johneygd]

Shade fc twente alles ist forbei.