The Cup Final (1957)
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Wembley Stadium, London.
Start of the FA (Football Association) Cup final football match between Aston Villa and Manchester United. GV. Wide angle shot of Wembley Stadium with teams coming onto field. SV. Towards, the two teams led by their managers. GV. Crowd, all waving programmes. SV. Captain of Aston Villa, Johnny Dixon, spins the coin and decides to kick from right to left. SCU. Pathe News camera - zoom with Ced Baynes operating it. GV. Manchester United kick off dressed all in white, kicking from left to right. Manchester send a long ball out towards the right wing. CU. Young boy in crowd dressed in football gear - Villa mascot. SV. Towards, Johnny Berry beats his man and starts to work his way inside, then pushes it out to the right to Tommy Taylor. Taylor cottons onto it but goalkeeper Nigel Sims dives at his feet to save a nasty situation for the Villa. He clears away. LV. Villa back runs with the ball and sends one across just outside the Manchester area. LV. Zoom in as Villa man kicks it out to his left wing. Peter McParland heads, Ray Wood gathers and McParland comes charging in and they collide. Both fall to the ground in pain. Zoom in - they both lay there reeling in pain. The referee looks at McParland and waves the trainers on as the injury looks bad. Wood rolls onto his face. CU. Man looking through binoculars. SV. Wood leaves the field on a stretcher. CU. Man in crowd looking not too happy. SV. Edwards puts a short ball to a colleague who tries to set Manchester going, but the ball is intercepted by a Villa man and pushed up field. SV. New goalkeeper Jackie Blanchflower waiting in his goal. GV. Ball runs out to the left wing. McParland gathers it and starts to run in. He shoots, but it goes into the side netting. CU. Man in crowd holds head. SV. Crowther beats Bobby Charlton to the ball, runs on with it, beats Duncan Edwards and sends a long one into the Manchester area. SV. Manchester goal area as the ball comes across and Blanchflower takes it off the head of an onrushing Villa forward. He throws it up field. GV. Ball comes through the air to Taylor.
Taylor beats his man and runs on with it, beats another man and pushes it across to another United man who receives, runs on as the movement goes towards the left wing then he pushes it out to the left wing. LV. Across the Villa goal mouth as United man centres from the left wing but it is beautifully taken by Nigel Sims who clears up field. SV. Dixon running through with ball but he loses it to Bill Whelan. Roger Byrne comes, beats an oncoming man and sends a long one down the middle. LV. Villa goal area. Ball comes into it and Taylor runs onto it, but is challenged by a Villa man and falls over the ball. The pair of them, and Sims leaps onto it, picks himself up and clears his lines. SV. Royal party sitting in box. CU. Queen Elizabeth II enjoying the game. Start of second half. GV. Villa kick off, and after a bit of passing, the ball is pushed to Crowther. Crowther back to a team mate who hits a long one up into the Manchester half towards Villa's right wing. LV. Ball is kicked in from the right wing into United goal area. McParland rushing in, he heads and hits the post. McParland shoots again and Blanchflower blocks it with his foot and it is cleared away. SCU. People in crowd. GV. United on the move. A long one from the right wing is taken beautifully by Sims, who kicks up field. SV. Villa player running with the ball, pushes it out to the left wing who runs onto it and trying to centre, slips. Foulkes comes away with the ball, but is robbed by the left wing again, and he kicks it into the goal area. SV. Manchester United goal mouth, ball comes across and Blanchflower coming out to clear. He collides with a Villa forward and the ball goes loose. SV. Woman in crowd holding her face. GV. United getting it away, but Leslie Smith retrieves it and tries to hook it back into the United goal mouth. Ball is blocked with somebody's head and it comes back again, and after a tussle, it is pushed to Smith who slings it into the United goal area, and McParland hits it like a bullet with his head - past Blanchflower. Ball in net, for a lovely goal.
The players jump for joy. SV. Massed crowd holding up Aston Villa banner and jumping for joy. GV. Manchester just going to take a free kick outside the Villa penalty area. A flick across to Duncan Edwards who slices his kick and another Manchester man cleverly back-heels it to David Pegg. Pegg shoots well wide across the face of the goal. CU. Man in crowd grimacing. GV. Villa come away with it. Villa man running down the centre of field with ball, pushes one through as it runs out towards the right wing. CU. Man beating hands with frustration. SV. Villa man receives ball at the outside right posit
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McParland's challenge deserved him being sent off. Completely unnecessary. Foul play. And he knew it
This is one of the most disgraceful moments in UK football. It was the days when there were no substitutes. Charging the goalie was still allowed (indeed in the 1958 final Nat Lofthouse charged the Utd keeper into the goal and scored) but McPartland simply ran full tilt into Wood who was well away from the goaline. Utd had been playing all the football up till then and even playing with a scratch goalie they managed 2-1. Seems to me taking out Wood was a blatant Villa ploy. McPartland faked injury while Wood was carried off.
Dave Smith - You just blew up your own argument there, you call it "disgraceful" then admit it was allowed.
Oh dear what a shame, neve mind a. UTV.
You could say this was the first act of Anti-United resentment by opposing clubs with McParland’s deliberate collision. Already jealousy against the club had began, denying them their first double.
'Allowed' or not, under the the contemporary rules, it was still a disgraceful incident. McParland would probably now be facing a criminal prosecution, let alone a sending off...
@@who9387Shoulder charging was allowed, not deliberately headbutting the keeper.
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Afortunados los que estuvieron en ese partido como espectadores
Genial partido sin multiculturalidad
0:46 what the hell
Por qué se lo llevaron unos militares xd
@@tulix25It was ambulancemen that carried Ray Wood off. He suffered head injuries.
@@northlincsfox243 ohhh, thanks. I thought they were soldiers lol
McParland would have been sent off these days - and should have been. Disgraceful and unnecessary follow-through in the 'challenge' on Wood, which he surely could have stopped. Appalling.
ytnsanw Totally agree.
And pretended that he was also injured.
Agree. And I am an abu supporter.
Happened all the time in those days....I dare say Man Utd forwards got away with it in other matches!!
Yes, even by there standards it was an outrageous foul, only ‘fair’ if it was shoulder to shoulder. Mendy still doing the fake injury routine yesterday!
Brudda broke the keepers cheek bone with a flying headbutt and stayed on the pitch 😅
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Ahí está jugando mi abuelo del united jajaja
Same old Villa, always cheating
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