I remember i was at junior school back then and was in the park playing football with my mates and someone bought a radio with them to listen to the football scores. He then yells out to me 'hey Chris spurs are losing 2-0, ha ha ha.' When i got home i feared the worst and went mad when my dad told me Spurs won 3-2. I then managed to persuade him to let me watch MOTD if i washed his car in the morning. Watching this again brought back memories i had forgotten about but God knows how we won. Thanks for posting.
My first ever game at Old Trafford to watch my beloved UTD.Not the best of starts but didn’t put me off and have seen UTD play well over a 1000 games now both home and away and all over Europe.Some magical moments and memories but for me the Tommy Doc era was the best for atmosphere and pure attacking football closely followed by Fergie time.
Speaking as a long suffering Spurs fan(with UTD 2nd fav team,.Busby Charlton Law and Georgie Best)but with 2 older Brothers who backed Man U,who agreed with u..They were a very entertaining team&that first Rocket by Steve Coppell (using a hard Leather Ball,not todays kids football!)was something to behold!
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I was 11 when this game played and I've watched every United game since BUT! The team of the early 1970's - early 1980's was amazing to watch! Memories are plenty :) Glory Glory!
Effectively nothing can be taken for granted. I cannot understand how Utd. With a most beautiful play could loss the match. On the first half forgave many opportunities. Thanks for video. Is total and authentic football. Salutations from Barcelona.
@@scherben8870 Around a month ago ITV 4 showed the complete game of the 1968 european cup final: Man utd 4-1 Benfica but uniquely it was the ITV version with Hugh Johns as commentator. I was wondering whether you had it in your possession or know of any body who has. The singing was so much better than the BBC version and showed the Utd fans more. I was away on holiday at the time otherwise I would have recorded it myself. Do you have any rare 70s utd you might want to sell please Scherben?
@@michaelnicholas7101 I don't own many DVDs, but those that I do own, I buy from here: oldfootballdvds.weebly.com/ Unfortunately, the 1968 final is unavailable from there due to copyright. There are plenty of 1970s matches, however.
I'm a Spurs fan. I went to this with a couple of mates, I was about 14, we bought utd scarves outside and went in the family enclosure. We left at 2-2 and there were loads of utd outside screwing us out, they knew we wern't right, but the red and white scarves put enough doubts in their minds for us to get away safely. We found out we won on the bus back to the station, looking over someones shoulder at ther pink un, well my memory tells me it was pink, but it might have been the green un.
We had no idea where we going, there must have been something indicating it was a safer place to stand. We stood next to a woman who kind of took care of us. Couldn't believe how cheap it was, especially, as in my opinion, it was the best ground in the country.
Was a source of pride how cheap it was to get into OT. That ended at least 25 years ago. You were definitely safer where (I think) you were, than the Scoreboard Paddock.
What a character display by Spurs. Down 2-0 in enemy territory, they go out and dominate the 2nd half and walk away with the win. Now THAT is how it's done!
Boy, has football gone backwards. 22 (plus 10, yes 10 possible substitutes) full time cheats on the pitch nowadays. How did we ever get to where we are now, so sad.
My first ever game at Old Trafford after watching a few away games first.Stood on the Stretford End in that seething mass and was hooked from there on. George Baglin.
What superb, attacking football United produced in that first half. But you don't win league titles by losing matches like that. Having said that, The Doc did bring a brand of fotabll to Old Trafford that was refreshing and exciting, and really should have won more. I think they would have if The Doc hadn't been sacked at the end of that 1976-77 season. It wasn't the same again for a long time.
Utds fan base had new interest an a army of young fans that had come of age from best an European cup. Timing was perfect with promotion the doc it’s a very youthful atmosphere which can only be had from the young
Strange game!, Because as a long suffering Spurs fan,Man U were such the better team!(A side full of talent&all round footballers)But they took their foot off the pedal(with Spurs getting lucky with that first goal,which most likely didn't go over the line!)and Barry Daines and Jimmy Neighbor playing well,but the rest of the team looking inept..So United playing great football but throwing the game away!
It's possible it didn't go over the line initially, but that doesn't matter: a Spurs player whacked the ball into the net anyway; so you still won fair and square.
Great game! We beat United with 2 of the worst Spurs players ever,Ian Moores and Barry Daines! I remember this like it was yesterday,but nearly 45 yrs ago,unbelievable!.
Spurs were awful that season. I saw them at home to Newcastle 0-2, before this game and said to a bloke in work (fellow spurs fan) they would go down, after this result he said "You don't know what you're talking about" Sadly for us he had to eat humble pie that year.
Wasn't there for this one, but was there for the Leeds match in the Stretford End, my first United match. My outstanding memory is of standing next to a tall Scottish guy in a long overcoat who was constantly calling Joe Jordan a bastard! 😂
Was in the Stretford paddock that day, thinking "game over at 2-0," credit to Spurs, came back well, day made even more miserable by Lancashire losing the Gillette cup final at Lords !
You lost the game because spurs scored one more goal than you, which earned them the 2 points that day Who ever puts the ball in the net the most times wins
keith barber brilliant I’d never have thought of it in that context, do you work for NASA by any chance (with that level of intelligence if you don’t you ought to) !!!
@@richardhare3996 What I forgot to mention is if either team fails to score, a 0-0 scoreline, or the scoreline is an equal number of goals, I.e., 2 each, 2-2 scoreline, its called a draw, and each team gets 1 point each A 0-0 result is called a goalless draw, or no score draw, and 1-1,2-2 etc, is called a score draw In a cup game, if the result was a draw, the match would have to be replayed, or extra time played, and still a score draw, then a penalty shoot out would be used to settle the match - can you explain rocket science to me?
I'd completely forgotten this game, still hard to believe Spurs came from two down, they really should have had to come from about nine down. Docherty was building something quite special at MU, maybe they could have challenged Liverpool, such a shame how it all ended for him. Still, him and Mary are still together 43 years later and United have won the league 13 times since, so all is well that ends well.
We'll never know obviously, but I suspect United wouldn't have been able to match Liverpool even if Docherty had stayed - they could have become respectable challengers though.And the football would have been more exciting than it was under Sexton... RIP Tommy, it was his time at the club that gave the fans something to believe in again after a long period of absolute rubbish.
The Doc never got the credit he deserved, probably because of how it all ended, He inherited a pile of crap and rebuilt the team without spending piles of money and mainly recruiting players from lower leagues. Within 18 months they were playing great football and challenging for everything. Sexton and his 'sophisticated', cerebral approach, strangled the life out of the team. I suppose United wanted a safe pair of hands- literally- but they were never the same after he took over.
This was a fluke and Spurs went down. United started well that season and were top of the league in early October. Then Buchan got injured and they couldn't function without him. He came back in mid-December and, of the 21 league and cup matches between Christmas and mid-April, United W 16 D 3 L 2. By then they were in the FA Cup semis and they threw three or four of the remaining league matches before winning at Wembley.
@@scherben8870 Yes, either side of the Leeds semi... .... the West Ham game just before the final proved a write-off too, as was the one at Anfield (0-1). There was a couple of iffy draws in the run-in too. They would have easily passed the fifty-point mark (like the season before that) otherwise.
I'm not a United fan. I'm not a Spurs fan. I'm not an Arsenal fan. So, please take this question as a genuine one. Where were the Spurs fans? Did they not get any of the terrace at the scoreboard end?
There were some there incognito (some have commented here); but they didn't turn up in large enough numbers to have a segregated area for them. That wasn't an unusual occurrence at OT till about 1978 (there _were_ significant numbers of Tottenham fans for their next visit on December 16th, 1978).
Spurs travelled to the midlands but not up North and no Midland or Northern club travelled London- simply because they wld get their heads kicked in. Only ManU travelled in numbers those days and wld get severe beatings in London.....Later on this season Spurs organised into an away firm and travelled everywhere up North @@rstevens7711
I was at this game n i still can't believe they lost. I think Lancashire were in a cricket final on this date. Can anyone help me in answering my query.!!
Spurs were great to watch,but we had in the team the worst keeper we have ever had in Daines.He was terrible and also although he scored a few goals that season Ian Moores was a running joke.Spurs fans used to cheer when he got a shot on target! I recall this game like it was yesterday.
Agree that these two were well below standard but Daines actually has a good game here. Not sure what he's up to for first Man Utd goal but comes out well to prevent a couple of Utd 1 on 1 chances and that's a decent save at 15:30 ...
From what i remember back then,and i was pretty young, many grounds didn't have segregation til about 77 or 78, so many away fans were wary of going to some grounds without segregation.. United always travelled as they had strength in numbers, of the London fans,Chelsea travelled well,but most other London fans rarely came up north. Tottenham and Arsenal rarely came north in number til the late 70s. I can remember Arsenal bringing just 17 fans on the open embankment terrace to Bolton in 78/79. Was an evening game, Bolton won 4-2, but 17 was abysmal. They did bring over 3K the following season though.
Southampton 77 5th round at the dell highlights have turned up-still after wolves 76 replay,77 charity shield and numerous bbc highlights-notts forest/county,bristol city h div 2 etc.
Great support United had then, United supporters even filled the away terrace because Spurs fans just did not turn up at OT yet when United went to white hart lane they always took thousands
A season that started so well then it went tits up by losing 8-2 to Derby and it didn't get much better. I saw them once or twice and they were bloody awful. The worst side Tottenham ever produced in my lifetime.
You went down with one of the highest win rates for a team in last place: almost one third of the total fixtures. It was a fairly even First Division that year, so you may have been a bit unlucky.
@@scherben8870 I wasn't aware of that statistic but I can say I saw them play five times that season and for want of better wording, we were awful and in all fairness, relegation served us well: we were promoted the following season with a new impetus and within three years were a team to be reckoned with.
The worst Spurs team was 1993-94. It holds the club record of seven consecutive league defeats. And won even fewer matches and achieved the same number of points (going on three points for a win) over a 42 game season, than the 1976-77 team. It finished 15th out of 22, that season. Yet didn’t ensure safety until their penultimate game. And at least the 1976-77 team had a young promising Glenn Hoddle.
Often wonder what would have happened to United has Docherty not been sacked they were not that good under Sexton although were League and cup runners up
Absolutely, Martin. If there's one good thing Martin Edwards did, it was being realistic on wages. I think the difference with Shilton was £50 a week. We lost Pancho similarly.
The thing is Utd attracted people like me in the 70`s ( from the midlands ) I was at this game the atmosphere and craic was top notch, went to the game at spurs always remember that one because me car got stolen and was used in a armed robbery and was featured on police 5 and Shaw Taylor no kidding !
I remember i was at junior school back then and was in the park playing football with my mates and someone bought a radio with them to listen to the football scores. He then yells out to me 'hey Chris spurs are losing 2-0, ha ha ha.' When i got home i feared the worst and went mad when my dad told me Spurs won 3-2. I then managed to persuade him to let me watch MOTD if i washed his car in the morning. Watching this again brought back memories i had forgotten about but God knows how we won. Thanks for posting.
Great quality and length for a great game. Thanks!
Both kits are superb. Glory days for simpler but good looking kits.
absolutely.....
My first ever game at Old Trafford to watch my beloved UTD.Not the best of starts but didn’t put me off and have seen UTD play well over a 1000 games now both home and away and all over Europe.Some magical moments and memories but for me the Tommy Doc era was the best for atmosphere and pure attacking football closely followed by Fergie time.
Respect
if only they had not sacked the doc,gave him more money for shilton and osgood,who knows,they beat a good liverpool side in the final.
Yes . God bless you Doc .! You WERE the greatest.!🙏🙏
Speaking as a long suffering Spurs fan(with UTD 2nd fav team,.Busby Charlton Law and Georgie Best)but with 2 older Brothers who backed Man U,who agreed with u..They were a very entertaining team&that first Rocket by Steve Coppell (using a hard Leather Ball,not todays kids football!)was something to behold!
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MG is laughing at us.
Can't believe I don't remember this game. Must be John Pratt's finest moment in a Spurs shirt.
I was 11 when this game played and I've watched every United game since BUT!
The team of the early 1970's - early 1980's was amazing to watch! Memories are plenty :) Glory Glory!
Barry Daines came out with one of the best lines ever, he said....."I'm the best keeper in the country........it's the towns I struggle in" LMFBO
Actually I think he was 👍 better keeper than I remembered!
@@jerryoshea3116He was he just had to try and follow Pat Jennings! Not only in Spurs fans minds but their hearts too. COYS
RIP Ralph Coates, Ian Moores and Jimmy Neighbour.
+Joseph Azzopardi I knew about Ralph Coates, but not the other two. RIP all three plus Brian Greenhoff.
+scherben Yes, it is always sad to hear of former players passing away. In a way they were all a part of our lives.
+Joseph Azzopardi Agree 100%
not one yid in ground
Richard Carpenter my mistake sorry one yid an wife lol
this utd an that summer an era will always have a special place in my heart
A definite spirit of excitement around Old Trafford at that time.
What an amazing summer of 76. Best ever. Loved the 70s..
How good was Coppell, not just this game but nearly every game.
One of the best United have had.
Effectively nothing can be taken for granted. I cannot understand how Utd. With a most beautiful play could loss the match. On the first half forgave many opportunities. Thanks for video. Is total and authentic football. Salutations from Barcelona.
Matchday on Thursday.
Oh it's easy to understand,,the team that scores the most goals wins!!
how great was football in this era place was heaving with real fans full of scarves and banners
At Old Trafford at least, better than now. Shame we didn't win a stack of trophies in front of that crowd.
@@scherben8870 Around a month ago ITV 4 showed the complete game of the 1968 european cup final: Man utd 4-1 Benfica but uniquely it was the ITV version with Hugh Johns as commentator. I was wondering whether you had it in your possession or know of any body who has.
The singing was so much better than the BBC version and showed the Utd fans more.
I was away on holiday at the time otherwise I would have recorded it myself.
Do you have any rare 70s utd you might want to sell please Scherben?
@@michaelnicholas7101 I don't own many DVDs, but those that I do own, I buy from here: oldfootballdvds.weebly.com/ Unfortunately, the 1968 final is unavailable from there due to copyright. There are plenty of 1970s matches, however.
@@scherben8870 Thank you any way
I'm a Spurs fan. I went to this with a couple of mates, I was about 14, we bought utd scarves outside and went in the family enclosure. We left at 2-2 and there were loads of utd outside screwing us out, they knew we wern't right, but the red and white scarves put enough doubts in their minds for us to get away safely. We found out we won on the bus back to the station, looking over someones shoulder at ther pink un, well my memory tells me it was pink, but it might have been the green un.
It would've been pink. But there wasn't a family stand at OT till 1985. :)
Family enclosure, it was on the side, I think the side opposite to the camera, we were nearer the Stretford end. everyone had a family enclosure.
No family 'enclosure' at OT till 1985. You may remember it as such, but it wasn't.
We had no idea where we going, there must have been something indicating it was a safer place to stand. We stood next to a woman who kind of took care of us. Couldn't believe how cheap it was, especially, as in my opinion, it was the best ground in the country.
Was a source of pride how cheap it was to get into OT. That ended at least 25 years ago. You were definitely safer where (I think) you were, than the Scoreboard Paddock.
Some of the best football I have ever seen by utd.It is hard to believe they still lost.I wonder what the doc had to say after the game?🤗🐻👍
What a character display by Spurs. Down 2-0 in enemy territory, they go out and dominate the 2nd half and walk away with the win. Now THAT is how it's done!
Not forgetting their incredible 22nd position at the season's end. ;)
Not really a club or outfit noted for delivering the goods
@@scherben8870 and gunners were down there as well. Only got safe last few games.
Boy, has football gone backwards. 22 (plus 10, yes 10 possible substitutes) full time cheats on the pitch nowadays. How did we ever get to where we are now, so sad.
And Glenn Hoddle didn't get a single mention- Motty obviously didn't know who he was.😆
I'd have loved Hoddle at United-and so would Ron Atkinson.
My first ever game at Old Trafford after watching a few away games first.Stood on the Stretford End in that seething mass and was hooked from there on.
George Baglin.
The Doc got it wrong when Gerry Daly left. He and Martin Buchan two of my all time United favourites ..Yes I was at this game!
He got it wrong when he thought he would just pump everyone's mrs. The old dog!
What superb, attacking football United produced in that first half. But you don't win league titles by losing matches like that. Having said that, The Doc did bring a brand of fotabll to Old Trafford that was refreshing and exciting, and really should have won more. I think they would have if The Doc hadn't been sacked at the end of that 1976-77 season. It wasn't the same again for a long time.
The atmosphere's never recovered - even to now.
Total agreement. The atmosphere was just what the doc ordered
Best times ever.
Utds fan base had new interest an a army of young fans that had come of age from best an European cup. Timing was perfect with promotion the doc it’s a very youthful atmosphere which can only be had from the young
Strange game!, Because as a long suffering Spurs fan,Man U were such the better team!(A side full of talent&all round footballers)But they took their foot off the pedal(with Spurs getting lucky with that first goal,which most likely didn't go over the line!)and Barry Daines and Jimmy Neighbor playing well,but the rest of the team looking inept..So United playing great football but throwing the game away!
It's possible it didn't go over the line initially, but that doesn't matter: a Spurs player whacked the ball into the net anyway; so you still won fair and square.
@@scherben8870 Yep, 👍 a win's a win!!
Great game!
We beat United with 2 of the worst Spurs players ever,Ian Moores and Barry Daines!
I remember this like it was yesterday,but nearly 45 yrs ago,unbelievable!.
I was there, how the hell did we lose that. Great Times.
I was there too.. I don't know how we lost this game.
The crowds wow
i was at this game, best half of football remember united playing for many a year. To this day still galling me we lost it in the second half.
Spurs were awful that season. I saw them at home to Newcastle 0-2, before this game and said to a bloke in work (fellow spurs fan) they would go down, after this result he said "You don't know what you're talking about" Sadly for us he had to eat humble pie that year.
One journalist tipped them to win the league that season. Well, they did finish 22nd top.
Wasn't there for this one, but was there for the Leeds match in the Stretford End, my first United match. My outstanding memory is of standing next to a tall Scottish guy in a long overcoat who was constantly calling Joe Jordan a bastard! 😂
Was in the Stretford paddock that day, thinking "game over at 2-0," credit to Spurs, came back well, day made even more miserable by Lancashire losing the Gillette cup final at Lords !
Lesson to learn:
In football, you don't get points for style. You need goals.
ATT 60,723 Old Trafford was a beautiful sight back then......
mcbrando It still is; but I agree: I think it was extra special then, too.
Spurs brought next to nothing, united would take 10,000+ to the lane.,
@@martinspencer6455 to scared simple as.
@@martinspencer6455 yeah,, 9,000 cockney reds ........
@ ye utd were poor at millwall an no one lets us forget it. as for west ham game so what if utd came unstuck they still went when others didnt
I was there stood in the Stretford paddock behind the United dug out, still can't believe how we lost the game
You lost the game because spurs scored one more goal than you, which earned them the 2 points that day
Who ever puts the ball in the net the most times wins
keith barber brilliant I’d never have thought of it in that context, do you work for NASA by any chance (with that level of intelligence if you don’t you ought to) !!!
@@richardhare3996
What I forgot to mention is if either team fails to score, a 0-0 scoreline, or the scoreline is an equal number of goals, I.e., 2 each, 2-2 scoreline, its called a draw, and each team gets 1 point each
A 0-0 result is called a goalless draw, or no score draw, and 1-1,2-2 etc, is called a score draw
In a cup game, if the result was a draw, the match would have to be replayed, or extra time played, and still a score draw, then a penalty shoot out would be used to settle the match - can you explain rocket science to me?
@@Keithbarber you really do need to get out more !!! 😂😂😂
@@Keithbarber WELL HE MEANT THAT THE AWAY TEAM WERE LUCKY WHAT PLANET ARE YOU LEAVING?
John Pratt Tottenham through and through
Grovelling Motson introduction
Still factually accurate, however.
Not bad for a team a couple of years out of the old 2nd Division
I was 7 year old , share a twin bed & my older brother was fine tuneninng a radio FM to listen
Now _that's_ committment. 👍
Great game, 2 halves, 2 styles…
Once again THFC showed how to get it done.
paul smith no that yr
I'd completely forgotten this game, still hard to believe Spurs came from two down, they really should have had to come from about nine down.
Docherty was building something quite special at MU, maybe they could have challenged Liverpool, such a shame how it all ended for him. Still, him and Mary are still together 43 years later and United have won the league 13 times since, so all is well that ends well.
It could've ended better, though. That said, we were a couple of players short - just like now.
We'll never know obviously, but I suspect United wouldn't have been able to match Liverpool even if Docherty had stayed - they could have become respectable challengers though.And the football would have been more exciting than it was under Sexton... RIP Tommy, it was his time at the club that gave the fans something to believe in again after a long period of absolute rubbish.
The Doc never got the credit he deserved, probably because of how it all ended, He inherited a pile of crap and rebuilt the team without spending piles of money and mainly recruiting players from lower leagues. Within 18 months they were playing great football and challenging for everything. Sexton and his 'sophisticated', cerebral approach, strangled the life out of the team. I suppose United wanted a safe pair of hands- literally- but they were never the same after he took over.
This was a fluke and Spurs went down. United started well that season and were top of the league in early October. Then Buchan got injured and they couldn't function without him. He came back in mid-December and, of the 21 league and cup matches between Christmas and mid-April, United W 16 D 3 L 2. By then they were in the FA Cup semis and they threw three or four of the remaining league matches before winning at Wembley.
The defeats at QPR and Middlesbrough were horrendous.
@@scherben8870 Yes, either side of the Leeds semi... .... the West Ham game just before the final proved a write-off too, as was the one at Anfield (0-1). There was a couple of iffy draws in the run-in too. They would have easily passed the fifty-point mark (like the season before that) otherwise.
@@HandleGF And then it was all ruined...
@@scherben8870 They sacked the Doc for a Victorian offence and replaced him with the vicar.
@@HandleGF 😁 Who promptly excommunicated our best wizard.
Tommy Doc: "If this team is left to develop". Well Tommy, if something hadn't developed in your trousers, the team would indeed have gone far.
To be fair to the Doc, it wasn't just lust; he was married to the woman for over forty years.
How did that happen ??? .... Could have been 4-0 at half time..
Could've been 8-0.
I was their for this one aged 8 on my big brothers shoulder in utd Road wavering my silk scarves round my head
Lol at the lad in the crowd at 6:35.
Great comeback
Think that team would of won league if doc hadn't been sacked
I'm not a United fan.
I'm not a Spurs fan.
I'm not an Arsenal fan.
So, please take this question as a genuine one.
Where were the Spurs fans? Did they not get any of the terrace at the scoreboard end?
There were some there incognito (some have commented here); but they didn't turn up in large enough numbers to have a segregated area for them. That wasn't an unusual occurrence at OT till about 1978 (there _were_ significant numbers of Tottenham fans for their next visit on December 16th, 1978).
@@scherben8870 - Thanks for response.
Spurs travelled to the midlands but not up North and no Midland or Northern club travelled London- simply because they wld get their heads kicked in. Only ManU travelled in numbers those days and wld get severe beatings in London.....Later on this season Spurs organised into an away firm and travelled everywhere up North @@rstevens7711
I was at this game n i still can't believe they lost. I think Lancashire were in a cricket final on this date. Can anyone help me in answering my query.!!
Correct: www.espncricinfo.com/series/gillette-cup-england-1976-416730/lancashire-vs-northamptonshire-final-416751/full-scorecard
Got home to watch Lancashire lose the Gillette cup final on tv not the best Saturday of my life!
How bad was Coates? They only bought him coz he had a comb over like Charlton.
I was at that game
Spurs were great to watch,but we had in the team the worst keeper we have ever had in Daines.He was terrible and also although he scored a few goals that season Ian Moores was a running joke.Spurs fans used to cheer when he got a shot on target!
I recall this game like it was yesterday.
Agree that these two were well below standard but Daines actually has a good game here. Not sure what he's up to for first Man Utd goal but comes out well to prevent a couple of Utd 1 on 1 chances and that's a decent save at 15:30 ...
Barry Daines came out with one of the best lines ever, he said....."I'm the best keeper in the country........it's the towns I struggle in" LMFBO
Spurs were terrible at this time how they won this game beggars belief
Spuds got relegated the next season
They got relegated _that_ season.
Where are the spurs fans? And yes I know this was 1976. Did they not travel north then.? No segregation at old Trafford.
From what i remember back then,and i was pretty young, many grounds didn't have segregation til about 77 or 78, so many away fans were wary of going to some grounds without segregation..
United always travelled as they had strength in numbers, of the London fans,Chelsea travelled well,but most other London fans rarely came up north.
Tottenham and Arsenal rarely came north in number til the late 70s.
I can remember Arsenal bringing just 17 fans on the open embankment terrace to Bolton in 78/79.
Was an evening game, Bolton won 4-2, but 17 was abysmal.
They did bring over 3K the following season though.
Have you got an email Scherben, lost touch with you since red issue years a go-martin wythenshawe.
Southampton 77 5th round at the dell highlights have turned up-still after wolves 76 replay,77 charity shield and numerous bbc highlights-notts forest/county,bristol city h div 2 etc.
Gave you tried oldfootballdvds.weebly.com/?
I want QPR (Cup) 1977; WBA ((Home) Cup 1978); Tottenham (H) Dec 1978 and various others.
Great support United had then, United supporters even filled the away terrace because Spurs fans just did not turn up at OT yet when United went to white hart lane they always took thousands
McAllister played very well again
Coys
Spurs fans stayed at home that day
No matter how long ago it's always good to watch the swampdwellers lose after being two goals up!! 😂😂😂😂
I’m not quite sure how spurs managed to win this match...
Doc's boys: always unpredictable.
By scoring more goals than united
Easy they scored three
First Manchester United game I ever attended
U N I TE D
United are the team for me
A season that started so well then it went tits up by losing 8-2 to Derby and it didn't get much better. I saw them once or twice and they were bloody awful. The worst side Tottenham ever produced in my lifetime.
You went down with one of the highest win rates for a team in last place: almost one third of the total fixtures. It was a fairly even First Division that year, so you may have been a bit unlucky.
@@scherben8870 I wasn't aware of that statistic but I can say I saw them play five times that season and for want of better wording, we were awful and in all fairness, relegation served us well: we were promoted the following season with a new impetus and within three years were a team to be reckoned with.
The worst Spurs team was 1993-94. It holds the club record of seven consecutive league defeats. And won even fewer matches and achieved the same number of points (going on three points for a win) over a 42 game season, than the 1976-77 team. It finished 15th out of 22, that season. Yet didn’t ensure safety until their penultimate game. And at least the 1976-77 team had a young promising Glenn Hoddle.
Early 90s was worse for us.
@@stevehinde4364 because of that Chav Cundy.
Even though the title gave the score I didn’t believe it would actually end 2-3 after watching that first half
Yet Utd finish sixth in the league and Spurs are relegated, finishing bottom ! Utd should have been 5 up by half time-relentless
United had two bad league patches that season... (1) while Buchan was injured (2) some games were thrown away in the run-up to the cup final.
they were relentless until the 2nd half! lol
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Often wonder what would have happened to United has Docherty not been sacked they were not that good under Sexton although were League and cup runners up
As a Derby fan...I wish he had stayed there..he destroyed our club....
The club was probably on the slide in fairness before Docherty turned up but in fairness he hardly helped
We'd have won the League and European Cup, I reckon.
Merlin has told me shilton was always asking him when utd were going to sign him.Lost him over a few quid and he would have been the difference.
Absolutely, Martin. If there's one good thing Martin Edwards did, it was being realistic on wages. I think the difference with Shilton was £50 a week. We lost Pancho similarly.
Glory, glory Tottenham Hotspur
Where? When?
willie young a gooner and a spurs
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60,000 Plus and hardly a Manchester accent among them, Northern Pikies.
The thing is Utd attracted people like me in the 70`s ( from the midlands ) I was at this game the atmosphere and craic was top notch, went to the game at spurs always remember that one because me car got stolen and was used in a armed robbery and was featured on police 5 and Shaw Taylor no kidding !
Dream on
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