Brilliant - I had the honour to play with Paul Renee for a couple of years where he was brought to Australia to Newcastle KB United as their key international player in the National League - he was a touch of class - I learnt a lot as he his encouragement helped me to become a better player during my career in the National Soccer League of the time - thank you Paul.
Derby fan here, from back to those days. Not holding onto the grudge makes this show tremendously enjoyable. Terrific company and wonderful legacies. Thanks.
Thank you ,Martin..you weren't so bad yourselves..but then you had Kevin hector from these parts didn't you..my good wishes after your disgraceful treatment by the authorities..we experienced it also in the past
Hated Leeds growing up in 60/70’s watching my beloved Toffees. Time mellows us all & now I’ve come to have real appreciation & affection for these old greats. You could relate to these British working class lads. There’s not the same affinity with the modern game & players.
Poor toffee you had to put up with the success of your more illustrious neighbours from Anfield as well, it must have been a nightmare😂😂😂 a nightmare that's on the go again😅😅😅
I have been lucky enough to meet Big Jack and Norman socially , I have never met Paul but gave his son a lift back to a village near Harrogate following the 1 nil play off win at ER against Charlton in 1987. My god his son stood next to me in the Kop , Paul’s double ! Scrounged a lift home, but gave me petrol money, like his dad, an honourable gent.
Im a Rangers fan, and i have always had a real soft spot for The Mighty Leeds. I had a friend as a child who was Leeds daft. Then we had the epic Battle of Britain with them in 92/93. The inaugural year of the European Champions League. I hope to see Leeds in the Premiership next season, hopefully alongside Nottingham Forest. 😉👍🇬🇧
Raymond McDonald Lot of Leeds fans look out for rangers results. Many of our best players were Scots. Here’s hoping next season is yours and under gerrard.
Always been a massive fan of probably the greatest English side of the late 60s - 70s , hard without a doubt but what a side they were , so sad that these giants are slowly falling by the way side , my hat is doffed to the greats of the game rip big Norman
@@garyfletcher1910 But Liverpool weren't consistently finishing top 3 for 10 years 1965 - 1975. And like the guys said, they were in all the competitions till the latter stages most seasons. Liverpool's real glory years came later
What a football team Leeds Legends.A time when you could tackle get stuck in but they could play football too. Thanks for the memories guys Going up this season Leeds back where they belong in the premier league. MOT 👍
Shame jack and norman no longer with us rest in peace you were my childhood heroes and your service to leeds will always be remember you were the best of the best
Man Utd fan here. I think the 3 players hit the nail on the head regarding the amount of times they came runners up. Like they say, for several years they was competing for everything, and, got to the final stages of all the competitions. This, and only using 14 players, is perhaps the main reason, why such a great team, had more runners up than anyone. Too successful. I do remember as a 12yr old watching the European Cup Final against Bayern Munich, and they was definately robbed of that game, someone had been bought off big time. You have to remember Munich was 3 x on the trot Champions of Europe but Leeds made them look like a pub team. They was superior in every area of the pitch. Even at 12yrs of age, it wasn't a surprise to me at the final whistle that lots of "frisbee's" suddenly entered the arena. They should have burnt the ground down as well.
Thanks for your large mindedness,Melvyn. Because of my age I was able to see the Busby babes at elland road in ,I think 56..Tommy Taylor ,Roger Byrne (my favourite) Duncan Edwards etc. Our primary school l recall had a mass celebrated for them..I still remember the hymn sung and the nuns leading us to church and the frontspiece photo in the paper. Also the ball spinning out of a tackle between John Charles and Roger Byrne into the crowd and the rumour of it knocking out a spectator ...stirring times indeed..
Used too watch these as a kid daint even know 90% of the players other 10% where names I heard off but loved listening too these old timers and they story’s I wish sky would bring it back.
I always remember Norman Hunter and Terry Cooper coming into my local pub on a Friday night. They were my Gods and were in my pub. I was amazed that they drank pints of Tetley bitter (daft I know now but at 18 years old it was a revelation) They had a good few drinks and chatted with everybody. I went to the match the next day and of course, they were playing. I told everyone around me that they were in The Commercial last night - it was met with total indifference hahaha
Jeff says Jack Charlton was a member of the 1966 England World Cup, but failed to mention that Norman Hunter was also in the squad...... Typical lazy journalism............
I'll never stop saying this but when Don Revie took the England job the man the board should have gone for was big Jack. He knew the club inside out and the players all respected him. He had proved himself at Middlesborough and he would have brought new young players in and slowly moved the old guard out. In my opinion the wilderness years would never have happened and a legacy would have been built.
Good post and good point.. Giles should have got it IMO but the boardroom divvered because Bremner threw his cap in.. inretropect big Jack would have been perfect
@@steakandsidjustleeds I think when you look back and see how the three (Charlton, Bremner and Giles) did in their managerial careers Charlton stands out above them by a mile, but hindsight is a perfect art. I think it was telling that big Jack said in the broadcast that he was already doing his coaching badges when in the army back in the 50's while both Bremner and Giles only thought about them towards the end of their playing careers. I remember Alf Ramsey saying that big Jack was always talking and questioning him about football and football management. Of all the 66 World Cup winning side big Jack was the only one that succeeded as a manager. Another case of if onlys however.
What does Norman mean when he says"one year we weren't going to win the league so instead we focused on the FA Cup and won it". For goodness sake the match after that Cup final was FOR the league and they blew it v Wolves
Brilliant - I had the honour to play with Paul Renee for a couple of years where he was brought to Australia to Newcastle KB United as their key international player in the National League - he was a touch of class - I learnt a lot as he his encouragement helped me to become a better player during my career in the National Soccer League of the time - thank you Paul.
Love to Norman, Jack and the rest! Love from Czech
Celtic fan, great to listen to the real legends of the game.
Utterly mesmerising chat from 3 wonderful defenders - RIP Mr Hunter you make me proud of the Leeds family
And bg Jack RIP
This was great to watch & I’m a Liverpool fan. RIP Norman Hunter & Jack Charlton.
Derby fan here, from back to those days. Not holding onto the grudge makes this show tremendously enjoyable. Terrific company and wonderful legacies. Thanks.
Thank you ,Martin..you weren't so bad yourselves..but then you had Kevin hector from these parts didn't you..my good wishes after your disgraceful treatment by the authorities..we experienced it also in the past
So respectful these three oh how times have changed
RIP Norman, Jack and Trevor.........we did it lads! we did it...
Wonderful stories, wonderful times. Happy days.💙💛
Hated Leeds growing up in 60/70’s watching my beloved Toffees. Time mellows us all & now I’ve come to have real appreciation & affection for these old greats. You could relate to these British working class lads. There’s not the same affinity with the modern game & players.
Poor toffee you had to put up with the success of your more illustrious neighbours from Anfield as well, it must have been a nightmare😂😂😂 a nightmare that's on the go again😅😅😅
yozzsongs
- You make so much sense with your comments. Time mellows us all and sees things from the other side a little bit more.
Well said, genuine down to earth lads and humble.
What a lovely man Big Norm was . RIP Norman
RIP Big Jack
@@garyfletcher1910 That's a tasteless stupid thing to say. Try growing up and showing some respect.
As a Leeds fan this is gold dust to me
I have been lucky enough to meet Big Jack and Norman socially , I have never met Paul but gave his son a lift back to a village near Harrogate following the 1 nil play off win at ER against Charlton in 1987. My god his son stood next to me in the Kop , Paul’s double ! Scrounged a lift home, but gave me petrol money, like his dad, an honourable gent.
Im a Rangers fan, and i have always had a real soft spot for The Mighty Leeds. I had a friend as a child who was Leeds daft. Then we had the epic Battle of Britain with them in 92/93. The inaugural year of the European Champions League. I hope to see Leeds in the Premiership next season, hopefully alongside Nottingham Forest. 😉👍🇬🇧
and we hope to see you lot in the scottish division 2 where you belong
@@andrewclavin7447 You talk utter claptrap
Raymond McDonald Lot of Leeds fans look out for rangers results. Many of our best players were Scots. Here’s hoping next season is yours and under gerrard.
Not seen an interview with Paul Reany before... What a treat.
Awe I loved this, Paul Reaney is a real character. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the 3 of them with Jeff.
Always been a massive fan of probably the greatest English side of the late 60s - 70s , hard without a doubt but what a side they were , so sad that these giants are slowly falling by the way side , my hat is doffed to the greats of the game rip big Norman
@@garyfletcher1910 But Liverpool weren't consistently finishing top 3 for 10 years
1965 - 1975. And like the guys said, they were in all the competitions till the latter stages most seasons. Liverpool's real glory years came later
Love how Paul Reaney pulling Jacks leg.
Big Jack, Leeds, England and RoI legend. RIP
Paul Reaney such dry clever humour. Fab player.
Norman Hunter RIP.....scary player!
Jack. Legend with honesty. Better player than given credit for.
The Paul Reaney comedy hour. Love it. RIP Norman Hunter.
I've suported leeds aince 1962 good times are coming back with bielsa it reminds me of the revie days the way we play today mot merry xmas nigel
Fantastic to watch old school classics footballers.
What a listen and you wonder why we love Leeds United MOT ALAW R.I.P. JACK R.I.P. NORMAN PAUL lets hope you for many more years to come
What a football team Leeds Legends.A time when you could tackle get stuck in but they could play football too. Thanks for the memories guys Going up this season Leeds back where they belong in the premier league. MOT 👍
A joyful 21 minutes.
Lovely interview with the boys, what a shame they've gone
Shame jack and norman no longer with us rest in peace you were my childhood heroes and your service to leeds will always be remember you were the best of the best
Legends. Thanks for sharing
This was great!! And I think Paul Reaney missed his vocation.Very funny!
Celtic 's Euro semi with Leeds in 1970, had an attendance on 147, 000! Sure it's still a record for a Euro tie. 👍
Listened to that match on radio. The old man sent me to bed before match ended....wtf!!
Yes it is
very enjoyable. 9 years old, from 2009
Fantastic interview
Man Utd fan here. I think the 3 players hit the nail on the head regarding the amount of times they came runners up. Like they say, for several years they was competing for everything, and, got to the final stages of all the competitions. This, and only using 14 players, is perhaps the main reason, why such a great team, had more runners up than anyone. Too successful. I do remember as a 12yr old watching the European Cup Final against Bayern Munich, and they was definately robbed of that game, someone had been bought off big time. You have to remember Munich was 3 x on the trot Champions of Europe but Leeds made them look like a pub team. They was superior in every area of the pitch. Even at 12yrs of age, it wasn't a surprise to me at the final whistle that lots of "frisbee's" suddenly entered the arena. They should have burnt the ground down as well.
Great post..
Thanks for your large mindedness,Melvyn. Because of my age I was able to see the Busby babes at elland road in ,I think 56..Tommy Taylor ,Roger Byrne (my favourite) Duncan Edwards etc. Our primary school l recall had a mass celebrated for them..I still remember the hymn sung and the nuns leading us to church and the frontspiece photo in the paper. Also the ball spinning out of a tackle between John Charles and Roger Byrne into the crowd and the rumour of it knocking out a spectator ...stirring times indeed..
They should have had Terry Cooper on there as well, to complete that (in)famous back four.
Used too watch these as a kid daint even know 90% of the players other 10% where names I heard off but loved listening too these old timers and they story’s I wish sky would bring it back.
Miss those greats. Rest in peace boys.
I always remember Norman Hunter and Terry Cooper coming into my local pub on a Friday night. They were my Gods and were in my pub.
I was amazed that they drank pints of Tetley bitter (daft I know now but at 18 years old it was a revelation) They had a good few drinks and chatted with everybody.
I went to the match the next day and of course, they were playing. I told everyone around me that they were in The Commercial last night - it was met with total indifference hahaha
Great story
RIP Norman Hunter 😥😥
Norman Hunter "proper player" in the words of Grahame Souness.
Been supporting Leeds since 72 - we were robbed so many times
Miaow!!!
Why you watching this if you hate LEEDS... It's cos you are obsessed with our club cos WE ARE LEEDS!!!..
1973 cup winners cup final v AC Milan bent ref. 1975 European cup final robbed by bent ref. The list is endless. MOT.
Last night I dreamt our golden years are beckoning us!!!
DK Azad it’s coming soon
I am a leeds fan. You must be great players to play for don revie leeds.great players make great team.
Total joy and satisfaction to watch and absorb this. But where is Part 2. Anyone know?
Don Revie, had the same passion and knowledge for the game as Brian Clough, Shankly, Ferguson,Paisley,
Great club ❤️
terrific
Jeff says Jack Charlton was a member of the 1966 England World Cup, but failed to mention that Norman Hunter was also in the squad...... Typical lazy journalism............
When big Jack turned to profile and quoted his brother he really looked like Bobby
I'll never stop saying this but when Don Revie took the England job the man the board should have gone for was big Jack. He knew the club inside out and the players all respected him. He had proved himself at Middlesborough and he would have brought new young players in and slowly moved the old guard out. In my opinion the wilderness years would never have happened and a legacy would have been built.
Good post and good point.. Giles should have got it IMO but the boardroom divvered because Bremner threw his cap in.. inretropect big Jack would have been perfect
@@steakandsidjustleeds I think when you look back and see how the three (Charlton, Bremner and Giles) did in their managerial careers Charlton stands out above them by a mile, but hindsight is a perfect art. I think it was telling that big Jack said in the broadcast that he was already doing his coaching badges when in the army back in the 50's while both Bremner and Giles only thought about them towards the end of their playing careers. I remember Alf Ramsey saying that big Jack was always talking and questioning him about football and football management. Of all the 66 World Cup winning side big Jack was the only one that succeeded as a manager. Another case of if onlys however.
Thats a brilliant call never thought of it before but would have so much sense
there is only 1 billy bremner and don revie was a hero mot love you jack charlton 2
I wouldn't really bracket Paul Reaney with Norman Hunter as he had better timing when on the ball, he was probably more complimented with Paul Madeley
Can someone please upload Newcastle United “The Entertainers”
Ear Boys wanna get Hunter tattooed on me hand but what number do I get underneath is it 5 or 6 ?
Revie is largely persona-non-grata because of how he left the England job.
What does Norman mean when he says"one year we weren't going to win the league so instead we focused on the FA Cup and won it". For goodness sake the match after that Cup final was FOR the league and they blew it v Wolves
Steak just one thing buddy, your Yorkshire tattoo is up side down 😂
Open for debate that one..🤣👍🤔
Great manager, team players ,characters but Dons Revies soapy massages make uncomfortable viewing
Shit man ol Jackie charlton wtf lol that’s old skoool.