As a non Liverpool fan and that Dalglish curler was so special. Kenny Dalglish is a great player in this country. It's no wonder he won so much success at Liverpool when he joined them from Celtic forty-two years ago.
@@grantpage2138for the last ten years plus football has become a non contact sport no excitement whatsoever, the football back then and right through the 80s was absolutely brilliant and the atmosphere in the grounds was deafening.
There is a story behind this game. Bob Paisley who wasn't the best at giving team talks instead pulled players to one side and whispered in their ear. Before kick-off of this game, he did just that. He pulled Kenny to one side and said 'watch that Chelsea keeper, he comes off his line'. Kenny took it on board and chipped him.
"Langley, in fact, is Chelsea's leading scorer this season, with two goals...which, is a fair illustration of the problems they're suffering." Haha golden commentary.
Been watching lots of old Liverpool clips now during the last two months and what strikes me is that much of the Liverpool style today is in many ways like what it was under Paisley. Biggest difference is generally better defense play from the opponents now, and the way players score. That will always be individual. Enjoyable all the same.
Not in this season though. The one you are referring to was 1978-79. The Liverpool team of 1977-78 conceded a lot of goals. By the next season a lot of lessons had been learned. You are right to highlight the defensive record, many people think it is just about scoring the most goals but if you can limit the amount you concede to just 16 then you will deservedly win the league.
Nothing more plastic than supporting the best team in Scotland then having the cheek to choose a team 2nd team with no connections to Liverpool what so ever purely based on glory, gloryhunter from a mile away you lad
@@rybolfc What a shit comment. I know lots of die hard Liverpool fans who have a soft sport for a team outside of their country. Nothing wrong with it whatsoever.
@@elizajohn5 Strange though init, people seem to have soft spot for the most successful teams in the world. Guarantee you wouldn't find anyone with a 'soft spot' for fucking Tranmere Rovers.
@@rybolfc Yeah, i get what you`re saying and i see glory hunters supporting Man city now, but were nowhere to be seen when they were up and down the divisions. I still think it`s ok if die hard fans (fans who love their club with a passion) look out for another teams result on match day. They can have many reasons for doing so. Liverpool and Borussia Monchengladbach for example have a nice friendship. It happens and i think that`s fair enough.
Just think what this team would have done too Watford, Chelsea and ath Madrid, crap pitch’s , one sub , we had proper quality players who had skill and composure. There is no way we would have lost our unbeaten run and knocked out of all the cups with this team
You could also point out to me.... exactly where the Chelsea fans are at this game.Coz I was in the Road end and there was none in there.......... always well supported my arse...rent boys,players and fans.
@@carlito571 FA Cup 5th Round February 1982 The European Champions and so called greatest supporters in the land had about 1500 max in two pens nearer to the East Stand. We were mid table old second division at the time, yet taking about 4000 to places like Barnsley and Rotherham. Was in the North Stand over towards the West Stand that day, definitely more CFC in the supposed away end.
@@carlito571 Every one knows Chelsea regularly took 20K to every game.... cant you see that all the 20K Chelsea came in wearing red scarves and cheered every liverpool goal so that the OB wouldn t suss them out and kick them out the KOP............... You scouse know what bullshit we have to put up with from these wankers the rent boys
There was no Chelsea there that day...like most teams Anfield was a no show in the 70's..unlike the last 20 or so years. Utd always came.....hand it to them.Infact think we only had the fences put up coz of the Mancs.Leeds aswell but they got terrorised.Chelsea tho 😂😂 why go on the kop when the lads are in the road end... your end of the ground.Typical rent boy shite.
@@carlito571 The return game in March you had the two middle pens in the North Stand, we won 3-1 after Phil Neale put Liverpool ahead from the spot if I remember, what was the excuse for your poor turn out, either it was because you were so far behind Forest in the league or the bad experiences on that same terrace in January in the FA Cup. You only ever filled the North Stand once, last game of the season in 86 when Kenny scored to win you the league.
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As a non Liverpool fan and that Dalglish curler was so special. Kenny Dalglish is a great player in this country. It's no wonder he won so much success at Liverpool when he joined them from Celtic forty-two years ago.
Love watching any vintage football like this , it was such a different and enjoyable game back then unlike now.
Why's it not a enjoyable now?
@@grantpage2138 Probably high pressing game
@@grantpage2138for the last ten years plus football has become a non contact sport no excitement whatsoever, the football back then and right through the 80s was absolutely brilliant and the atmosphere in the grounds was deafening.
Alan Hanson what a player ....would of been the unreal in this day football
There is a story behind this game. Bob Paisley who wasn't the best at giving team talks instead pulled players to one side and whispered in their ear. Before kick-off of this game, he did just that. He pulled Kenny to one side and said 'watch that Chelsea keeper, he comes off his line'. Kenny took it on board and chipped him.
Everytime is see King Kenny play, I'm simply amazed....
"Langley, in fact, is Chelsea's leading scorer this season, with two goals...which, is a fair illustration of the problems they're suffering." Haha golden commentary.
William Mooney 5 years on...and U just picked that our too...lol hilarious
Been watching lots of old Liverpool clips now during the last two months and what strikes me is that much of the Liverpool style today is in many ways like what it was under Paisley. Biggest difference is generally better defense play from the opponents now, and the way players score. That will always be individual. Enjoyable all the same.
Shame in those days all the games weren't filmed like today, i talk to people who saw Dalglish live every week who say he was awesome.
The turn by kenny 👍🏻
This Liverpool team only conceded 16 goals all season - in the league. Formidable!
Rip Ray Wilkins.
Not in this season though. The one you are referring to was 1978-79. The Liverpool team of 1977-78 conceded a lot of goals. By the next season a lot of lessons had been learned. You are right to highlight the defensive record, many people think it is just about scoring the most goals but if you can limit the amount you concede to just 16 then you will deservedly win the league.
Dalglish: what player. Thanks for the video:this is the real English football
I am a 53 year-old Celtic fan, with Liverpool my English team since 1973. Kenny is one of the best players of all-time.
Nothing more plastic than supporting the best team in Scotland then having the cheek to choose a team 2nd team with no connections to Liverpool what so ever purely based on glory, gloryhunter from a mile away you lad
@@rybolfc What a shit comment. I know lots of die hard Liverpool fans who have a soft sport for a team outside of their country. Nothing wrong with it whatsoever.
@@elizajohn5 Strange though init, people seem to have soft spot for the most successful teams in the world. Guarantee you wouldn't find anyone with a 'soft spot' for fucking Tranmere Rovers.
By 'die hard' do you mean tele clappers who put in their bio die hard fans when they go one game a season hahahaha
@@rybolfc Yeah, i get what you`re saying and i see glory hunters supporting Man city now, but were nowhere to be seen when they were up and down the divisions. I still think it`s ok if die hard fans (fans who love their club with a passion) look out for another teams result on match day. They can have many reasons for doing so. Liverpool and Borussia Monchengladbach for example have a nice friendship. It happens and i think that`s fair enough.
As I was standing on the Kop, that was the first time I thought ruddy hell we have something really good here Kenny that was
That the Chelsea team kept Liverpool down to two at Liverpool's place was a victory of sorts.
Dalglish sublime live performer look at that smile when he rustled the net.
Magic
I have just remembered I was at this , then again I was in the Clarence from12 am till 2.45 pm
The King at his best once again, what a classic goal typical King Kenny
He wasn't called the King for nothing, absolutely brilliant.
A mature, commanding professional. There's no "apparently" about it.
I like that Chelsea kit.
4:25 beautiful! Beautiful! Goal
Halcyon days when we beat this lot for Fun! Kenny in the current side with Salah??? Can you image it?
sigh...the days gone by...
KING KENNY...
End Of...
❤❤⚽️🙏
YNWA...
Just think what this team would have done too Watford, Chelsea and ath Madrid, crap pitch’s , one sub , we had proper quality players who had skill and composure. There is no way we would have lost our unbeaten run and knocked out of all the cups with this team
Dalglish's goal took a deflection.
Im sure the goal took a big deflection off the defender.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Chelsea before they were Rentboys.
They were well and truly rentboys at that time!
Pair of rent boys here
@@jonwiltsie107You are one
Dalglish's goal took a big deflection.
No deflection, curled into top corner with perfection
we took the kop end that day
You took a knob end?! Care to share?
You could also point out to me.... exactly where the Chelsea fans are at this game.Coz I was in the Road end and there was none in there.......... always well supported my arse...rent boys,players and fans.
Couple of hundred of Chelsea tops up to the back top corner of the Anny rd always went in the Anny rd them days great days indeed
@@carlito571
FA Cup 5th Round February 1982
The European Champions and so called greatest supporters in the land had about 1500 max in two pens nearer to the East Stand. We were mid table old second division at the time, yet taking about 4000 to places like Barnsley and Rotherham. Was in the North Stand over towards the West Stand that day, definitely more CFC in the supposed away end.
@@carlito571 Every one knows Chelsea regularly took 20K to every game.... cant you see that all the 20K Chelsea came in wearing red scarves and cheered every liverpool goal so that the OB wouldn t suss them out and kick them out the KOP............... You scouse know what bullshit we have to put up with from these wankers the rent boys
5:15 - too slow, Chopper!!!
FUCKIN LOVE CHELSEA
Njjh
ha ha wanker.
you took the kop eh mole i was in the kop for that game no chelskie fans in the ground
demon: Don't talk shit bell end. You done fuck all rent boy.
There was no Chelsea there that day...like most teams Anfield was a no show in the 70's..unlike the last 20 or so years.
Utd always came.....hand it to them.Infact think we only had the fences put up coz of the Mancs.Leeds aswell but they got terrorised.Chelsea tho 😂😂 why go on the kop when the lads are in the road end... your end of the ground.Typical rent boy shite.
I was at the game . Away end left hand side
800 -1000 chelsea fans went
@@carlito571
The return game in March you had the two middle pens in the North Stand, we won 3-1 after Phil Neale put Liverpool ahead from the spot if I remember, what was the excuse for your poor turn out, either it was because you were so far behind Forest in the league or the bad experiences on that same terrace in January in the FA Cup.
You only ever filled the North Stand once, last game of the season in 86 when Kenny scored to win you the league.
@@barrywebster1128 Stop crying pal