many thanks for these 3 tributes. can't believe it's 12 years since i saw this programme. i was a regular at leeds in the 60's and 70's. terrific memories. RIP Billy.
I had the pleasure of meeting Billy when i was 7 yrs old at my old school.. it was a fund raising event and Billy was brilliant with us..true gent and excellent footballer..R.I.P Billy,never forgotton
what a smashing wee player he scored a belter against us in the european cup semi final we still won the tie though and this is a great tribute. from a celtic fan
Only saw wee Billy play a few times for Leeds but saw him many times in the dark blue of Scotland. Scotland has produced many great players, Dalglish, Law, Jimmy Johnston, Bobby Collins to name a few, but none played with the heart, quality, skill and passion that Billy had by the shed full. I've never heard a bad word about him at Hampden. Thanks for the memories.RIP Wee Man
Scotland had a conveyor belt of talent over decades- not forgetting Mackay, Baxter, McGrain, Gray, and old timers like Gallacher-, a shame it has almost dried up. Many don't know Scotland dominated the early years of international matches
yes i would say it as a Leeds fan of 46 years The 1974 Leeds team was the best club team England ever produced Rest in peace Billy and all your team mates who have recently re joined you
I would say that Leeds team which was basically the same for the 10 seasons Revie managed them in the first division was the best English club side in my 50 years watching football. Had the club had a decent keeper then they would probably have won another 4 or 5 trophies
Clough was nothing without Taylor and not a single club in the top league were interested in signing him as a player. He was a sad man who thought far too much of himself. When you listen to ALL the other managers and players of his generation to a man they all disagree with Clough. Just like Clough you try to make what they say suit your viewpoint. what they actually have said if the other side starts to kick us then we would kick back otherwise we just played football. Notice that IF the other side started the kicking.
Wait a minute. Hasn't know one clicked on to what Paul Reaney just said!! He left his son with Billy and then came back home with no underpants 😂 Wonder what little Billy got up too 😂
And there is the giant gaping chasm between players from that era, and the players of today, "He was a great man off the pitch." Today's divas are aresholes, that just happen to be able to kick a ball about. So they should for £250,000 a week, and to think Charlton was on £25 a week.
many thanks for these 3 tributes. can't believe it's 12 years since i saw this programme. i was a regular at leeds in the 60's and 70's. terrific memories. RIP Billy.
I had the pleasure of meeting Billy when i was 7 yrs old at my old school.. it was a fund raising event and Billy was brilliant with us..true gent and excellent footballer..R.I.P Billy,never forgotton
Thank you for giving us this memory of a great footballer from a great era in the game....Rest in peace Billy.
what a smashing wee player he scored a belter against us in the european cup semi final we still won the tie though and this is a great tribute. from a celtic fan
Celtic showed themselves the best in Britain in that famous semi. Such a shame the great conveyor belt of Scottish talent started to dry up years ago.
The greatest captain and number 4 ever. RIP King Billy
There's only one Billy Bremner!!
R.I.P We miss you.!!
A legend, a hero and a proud man...Gone but not forgotten MOT
Great player..........great bloke.
Only saw wee Billy play a few times for Leeds but saw him many times in the dark blue of Scotland. Scotland has produced many great players, Dalglish, Law, Jimmy Johnston, Bobby Collins to name a few, but none played with the heart, quality, skill and passion that Billy had by the shed full. I've never heard a bad word about him at Hampden. Thanks for the memories.RIP Wee Man
Scotland had a conveyor belt of talent over decades- not forgetting Mackay, Baxter, McGrain, Gray, and old timers like Gallacher-, a shame it has almost dried up. Many don't know Scotland dominated the early years of international matches
gr8 players are allways gr8 people off d pitch,billy bremner is a true legend rip billy
yes i would say it as a Leeds fan of 46 years The 1974 Leeds team was the best club team England ever produced Rest in peace Billy and all your team mates who have recently re joined you
I would say that Leeds team which was basically the same for the 10 seasons Revie managed them in the first division was the best English club side in my 50 years watching football. Had the club had a decent keeper then they would probably have won another 4 or 5 trophies
the best player in the world ever!!
Cheers for posting these dude. Marching On Together!
well done, no words……..
A great player indeed.
World class
That picture of Billy norman and Paul madeley jesus RIP mot
Thanks for posting these videos. It helps me forget some recent actions of "fans" at a Sheffield Wednesday match.
He was leeds united!!
Great player Great captain R.I.P.
That TRIUMPHANT FIST!
If anyone scored a European Cup Final winner for an English team, i'd rather a Scot did, so he was on the right track .....
As Clough said, Leeds were a dirty side as they now all admit. Would Bremner be playing today if he was 26, I doubt it.
Clough was nothing without Taylor and not a single club in the top league were interested in signing him as a player. He was a sad man who thought far too much of himself. When you listen to ALL the other managers and players of his generation to a man they all disagree with Clough. Just like Clough you try to make what they say suit your viewpoint. what they actually have said if the other side starts to kick us then we would kick back otherwise we just played football. Notice that IF the other side started the kicking.
Wait a minute. Hasn't know one clicked on to what Paul Reaney just said!!
He left his son with Billy and then came back home with no underpants 😂
Wonder what little Billy got up too 😂
Went home with this underpants?
And there is the giant gaping chasm between players from that era, and the players of today, "He was a great man off the pitch." Today's divas are aresholes, that just happen to be able to kick a ball about. So they should for £250,000 a week, and to think Charlton was on £25 a week.
I wonder if there was a skid in those underpants?