I was there as a 9 year old in complete awe at the size of the crowd. Proper Football, proper players who loved playing for there country. This game I will take to the grave with me, on of my favourite ever. Modern football and greed has killed the game. And David Coleman was the best commentator ever. Great memories.
G M what part of Africa were they born or came from ? What utter crap So what are the Australian cricket or rugby side all star euro team or the South African or Namibia rugby side all star euro Muppet
And David Coleman was the best Question of Sport Presenter.On a Saturday when it was the FA Cup final back then. When it started on the BBC u would be glued to it with David Coleman reporting. Never watch it much now not the same. Only if LEEDS were in the final witch is never now.
This was my first ever international match. 12 year old and travelled up from England with a trip from my local non league football team. The noise was phenomenal. Having seen this loved the ‘Baxter’s Scoth Broth’ sign. You would have thought they’d have been able to spell ‘Scotch’ correctly.
I'm the son of an Aberdonian but was born and raised in Portsmouth,England. England were so awful in the 70s, improved in the 80s. I fear the quality of player Scotland had will never be repeated. :(
Was there that day. Nice to see the Scottish passion for the jersey. Shilton has been Englands best keeper in my lifetime, he never got as many caps as he deserved
He still got a lot, and too many in my opinion, because he went on too long. His mistakes in World Cups 86 and 90 cost England dearly. But he definitely was a better keeper than Clemence, and that Don Revie alternating policy was truly ridiculous!
The good old days. Everything about the game was magnificent. I remember Keith Weller wearing tights for a league match on a particularly cold winter's day.
I was at this game. Was in the schoolboys enclosure right in front of the old main stand. A fantastic atmosphere at the old hampden. Set us up nicely before heading off to the world cup finals in West Germany.
It's sad how you Scot's have faded since those great days (not that I'm saying England or the PL are great-I much prefer this era) Celtic were easily the best British club side from 1967 to the mid 70's with Rangers producing superb sides (ECWC winners 1972) and any Scottish side in Europe-Dunfermline ,Hibs, Dundee-both-) were formidable ,and world class players were regularly produced-Baxter through to Gilzean Dave McKay Bremner Dalglish Jimmy Johnstone Colin Stein -the days when an English club would add class by buying a Scot! Pat Nevin said that kids don't play football every waking minute any more in Scotland which is why the glory days are gone-me I think the league structure has weakened things-the old Division One and Two allowed a lot of clubs to develop players, the current Scots set up makes all the lower clubs unable to have the league stability to allow them to produce-but who knows ? The lower leagues in England aren't producing like before as all the transfer cash from the top goes to buy off the peg foreign players......all of which makes me sad the old days are gone. But at least we got to see them !
Watching in 2020 but I remember watching this match. Has anybody else noticed the misprint on the advertising hoarding - Baxters 'Scoth' Broth?...oh dear , Mrs Baxter wouldn't be amused
The quality of the camera work and commentary was really well established by 1974. In 1966 it was still primative, so obviously things improved in the next 8 years.
Many say England Team was pretty hopeless in the 1970s, failing to reach final stages of tournements. On closer examination, they were eliminated by top teams - 1972 by West Germany (soon world champion), 1973 by Poland (semi-finalist a year later), 1975 by the Czechs (who would win the 1976 European Championship), 1977 by Italy (like Poland, semi-finalist a year later). Failed, they may have. But they did ran into formidable oppositions.
@@chrisbennett606 no. I meant England lost to very very good sides. England might have been decent but they just ran into sides that achieved greatness at those times and peobably better than England then
This was the 1974 Home Championship match between Scotland and England at Hampden Park. Scotland had qualified for the 1974 World Cup finals in Munich whereas England didn't.As such Scotland under Willie Ormond were using the Home Championship as part of the preparations for the Munich finals. England in May had sacked Sir Alf Ramsey and caretaker Joe Mercer took over for the time being. This time around England had to do without Bobby Moore and Alan Ball.Instead Liverpool's Emlyn Hughes took over the captaincy.Colin Bell,Norman Hunter and Martin Peters were the only senior men left.The last was the only survivor from the 1966 World Cup winning team as Moore had retired from international football and Ball suffered a broken leg. Scotland dominated the proceedings and two freakish own goals won the home team the match.For Martin Peters it was his last England game but the latter was only a shadow of himself.
And was woefully bad for Brehmer's free kick that ballooned up off Paul Parker in the semi-final. Should have been replaced with Chris Woods before the end of extra time, before the penalty shoot out......an error by Bobby Robson in hindsight, but I accept these things happen when the adrenalin is running as high as it was that night!
@@jamescorlett5272 He was a good keeper but fkd up in two World Cups in massive games. 5' 6" Maradona should never have beaten a 6 foot Shilton to the punch in Mexico '86' too.
@@jamescorlett5272 sure blame it all on shilton the team couldnt score if their lives depended on it poland scored 6 times in the 4 games england scored only 3 goals (less than 1 goal per game, and one of those off a penalty by clarke as a result of a dive) truly pathetic performance by the strikers but yeah, blame it on shilton
marty dav great player I was in the juniors in the early eighties so before my time to really appreciate and assess him real time ,live however you could see he was sheer class , Scotland had magnificent players loriimer ,eddy grey ,bully bremner ,joe Jordan ,,willy Johnston ,dalglish it's amazing they never passed the first stage of the World Cup or did better
i think i posted before stating this was our era. 67 was great, but 74 brought a few more good memories...the only undefeated team in the 74 world cup....
I was there too - with 4 mates from Brunel University 1st X1 - given tickets by our Uni football club president (a mate of Stan Bowles and another story there) - we were in the Scotland end (the only reason he could access tickets) and as the 4th goal went in our pre-match drinks allowed us to celebrate way too much - any way we were done over good and proper and lead out of the ground by the old bill - it was the London Commercial League (our Saturday gig) presentation night that night and we were getting a trophy - the 5 of us turned up in various states of disrepair, black & blue, bandaged and plastered - who said never look a gift horse in the mouth?
@@Bumlove4everyone As Scottish football fans we are as blessed as we are cursed. So we see something cool like Dalglish getting the winner in a European Cup Final, only to get hammered by Peru a month later. Tragic.
I was hoping this was the game Alan Ball sat on the ball right at the end at Hampden when England was 2/0 up. Before the game Alf Ramseywarned Ball and a few others NOT to wind up that great passionate Scottish crowd but he could not resist and ignored the instruction by the corner flag. As Ball passed Ramsey a couple of minutes later he was fearing a tongue lashing as THe Scots were furious and Alf said: " WELL DONE, SON!" lol
I think that was the 1972 match. According to Emlyn Hughes, Alan Ball also wiped his nose on one of the corner flags. He had over a hundred thousand Scots baying for his blood. Bally didn’t give a shit.
Jinky showing the press what he thinks of them and ur right John the only undefeated team in the 74 world Cup.. The winners Germany lost to East Germany in the group, but won the world Cup, west Germany.. #onlyteam #undeafeated
What a dreadful England side that was, some good individual players but totally disjointed as a team and somewhat bereft of ideas. Without Shilts they would have been embarrassed. You can see why Frank Worthington only won 8 caps, all coming that year btw, he was never international material.
Worthington was poor at Hampden in 74, but the man was a fantastic footballer in general, who had everything in his locker. Once Don Revie took over from Ramsey, he could'nt wait to ditch flambouyant characters like Worthy and SuperMac. Part of the reason why Revie was a disaster at International level!
@@michaelpower4372 Revie was an excellent manager at Leeds but absoluutely hopeless with England. Bailed out in 1977 after failing to reach the World Cup finals by defecting to the UAE
@@Bazooka183 He was right to bale out all the abuse he got. All the other england managers after "DON" were rubbish allso. This one now is the only one to do any thing since 66 "DON" will allways be remembered as a number one football manager in my book no matter what he done with England.
96.000. Pishing rain aw day and hangovers meant the 100.000 wasn't reached. The place was falling apart by this time. The sound is something else though especially as so much of it was uncovered.
No wonder England never won the world cup again or even qualified in 74..technically bad,slow,unforced errors,misplaced passes,(12.15?!)long balls, poor fitness levels..they're like a bloody pub team.Emlyn Hughes corner was priceless..Scotland marginally better..both goals pure pub side defending.
& Scotland like a pub team now , they really are .. & the less said about their league the better. How many of the current Scotland squad play regular Champions league compared to England ?
@@wanabepetegreen1132 We got our pleasure when we beat you useless losers 😂 the 66 World Cup winners were humiliated at Wembley when we outclassed you lot in the first match after you won the cup, not bad for a tiny country of 5 million compared to England with 50 million people 😉
Jesus I was expecting them to collect the world cup at the end the way they celebrated a friendly against an average England team.England were shite in the70s bar the first 3 years.
David nothing against that Scottish side, they had some great players, well deserved to win,I am just pointing out how poor in that period onwards for a good 10/ 15 years England were,from1970 to 1982 England did not qualify for any major tounament,despite what the press and pundits banging on about how good they are now I still think they are no better than average,name me one yes one GREAT player as I can't,please don't say missing in action Kane.
More important than life or death.🤣🤣.it was rivalry you can't imagine unless you lived through it ..being a leeds fan it was hard not to enjoy seeing Scotland win and vice versa although I always felt scottish FA appreciated leeds united players more than the English FA
And what has changed England are still shite. Allways have a world cup or European championship won before a ball is kicked. Then get sent home straight away. Then blame everyone but themselves.
@@Isleofskye Aye ah know. They cut the capacity from 134.000 about 2 years before. The most fantastic shithole in the world. They should rebuild it back to exactly as it was. Am no goin back until they do.
You NO GOOD CHEEKY GIT ! Keithy Weller was signed by Millwall for £15,000 from Spurs and was the bargain of the century. He could do everything and went to Leicester when they had 9 Londoners and Chelsea. After his premature death Leicester played Millwall and the whole crowd gave him a 2 minute standing ovation. Wonderfully talented...
Hi Richard. Thanks for your generous reply. :) I was half-joking as Keithy Weller was the hero of Millwall ( my team ) in those glorious 1960's days at The Old Den where just b4 his time we went , almost , 3 seasons unbeaten at home creating a F L record of going 59 Home games without defeat so I realise he meant more to us Millwall and Leicester fans in particular than others , especially as you were only 8 , my friend , Good Luck....
Problem is this was 1974 .. England are much better than Scotland now. Look where the players for each team play now , most England players are champions league regulars & are young developing players ... WC semis 2018, beat Spain & Croatia since then too
Frannie Lee should still have been an England player, and where were Hudson and Ball, the two best English players at that time ? (injured maybe ? - Ball I mean.)
Still in disgrace after being sent off in Katowice in '73, and Hudson was still serving an international suspension for refusing to play for the U23's and telling Sir Alf where to get off.
Funny how the 'when men were men' type comments here are ignoring how long the hair was of almost all the players then. Not that im criticising, it looks good to me! Better than the boring short style most men have now. Great Scotland players then! Maybe if the Scottish players now grew their hair long the quality playing would come back too? worth a try!
Why is Scotland playing against a lower mid-table 2nd Division side. Wait, being told that's the England squad in 1974. At least Shilton had a good game.
That England team was crap. The only player on the England team to come away with any credit was Peter Shilton. The Scots wanted it more than England. They were far and away the better team. Had it not been for Shilton, Scotland could have had four or five. No wonder Mercer didn't last long in the job. Scotland won and deserved to. They were the better team by a country mile.
No, el jugador aquí es Jimmy Johnstone (de Celtic). Fue Willie Johnstone (de West Bromwich Albion) quien asistió a la Copa del Mundo de 1978 y fue enviado a casa por no pasar una prueba de drogas. La droga que tomó fue para la fiebre del heno.
" Sorry John motson are you no seeing Jimmy Johnstone, Dalglish and Jordan and hay hose in on England.." Well considering he was not the commentator then, probably, not....:)
@@Isleofskye smasrtass I wasn't born and I think I spoke well.. So bill mclarean was the most unbiased🎿, this was observation on how biased they are.. Listen to what is said at the end of 74,76,77 #brokenbar #whosthehometeam 77 "that's the first time Scotland has won in ten years" :fkin verbatim, animus yes now fk off and David dolman and Jimmy Hill if he's creeping about like his pal Gerald stinstad... No forget he's a sex case..
Typically arrogant, disrespectful , entitled comments from the England fans in these comments. We are a small nation who still managed to qualify for 5 consecutive World Cups between 1974 and 1990 which is twice more than England did during that era ,despite the fact there's only 5 million of us , so what's your excuse?
I miss commentators like David Coleman. Humble and appreciative.
Really!! best for Colemanballs in Private Eye
I was there as a 9 year old in complete awe at the size of the crowd. Proper Football, proper players who loved playing for there country. This game I will take to the grave with me, on of my favourite ever. Modern football and greed has killed the game. And David Coleman was the best commentator ever. Great memories.
G M what part of Africa were they born or came from ?
What utter crap
So what are the Australian cricket or rugby side all star euro team
or the South African or Namibia rugby side all star euro
Muppet
Coleman was a class act, but during the game referred to Alf Ramsey nicknaming Martin Peters the "Shadow", when surely he meant the "Ghost"
@G M Bet you thought that was dead clever...ya total fukn bellend.
Those days long gone .sadly
And David Coleman was the best Question of Sport Presenter.On a Saturday when it was the FA Cup final back then. When it started on the BBC u would be glued to it with David Coleman reporting. Never watch it much now not the same. Only if LEEDS were in the final witch is never now.
This was my first ever international match. 12 year old and travelled up from England with a trip from my local non league football team. The noise was phenomenal. Having seen this loved the ‘Baxter’s Scoth Broth’ sign. You would have thought they’d have been able to spell ‘Scotch’ correctly.
What a game! I was 16, went down by train from Aberdeen, and it was fuckin mental.
The whole train was rockin coming home. What a day!
I'm the son of an Aberdonian but was born and raised in Portsmouth,England.
England were so awful in the 70s, improved in the 80s. I fear the quality of player Scotland had will never be repeated. :(
@@alanprior7650 the Poland match set us back big time - Alf should Never had got the sack .
Was there that day. Nice to see the Scottish passion for the jersey.
Shilton has been Englands best keeper in my lifetime, he never got as many caps as he deserved
That policy of alternating Shilton and Clemence was a mistake.Shilton and Dino Zoff were the best goalkeepers in the world at that time.
He still got a lot, and too many in my opinion, because he went on too long. His mistakes in World Cups 86 and 90 cost England dearly. But he definitely was a better keeper than Clemence, and that Don Revie alternating policy was truly ridiculous!
He should never have played again after Poland - he was the Real clown .
The good old days. Everything about the game was magnificent. I remember Keith Weller wearing tights for a league match on a particularly cold winter's day.
Oh my god REAL FOOTBALL !!!!!!!!
I was at this game. Was in the schoolboys enclosure right in front of the old main stand. A fantastic atmosphere at the old hampden. Set us up nicely before heading off to the world cup finals in West Germany.
That stand could rumble pretty loudly if I remember rightly.
It's sad how you Scot's have faded since those great days (not that I'm saying England or the PL are great-I much prefer this era) Celtic were easily the best British club side from 1967 to the mid 70's with Rangers producing superb sides (ECWC winners 1972) and any Scottish side in Europe-Dunfermline ,Hibs, Dundee-both-) were formidable ,and world class players were regularly produced-Baxter through to Gilzean Dave McKay Bremner Dalglish Jimmy Johnstone Colin Stein -the days when an English club would add class by buying a Scot! Pat Nevin said that kids don't play football every waking minute any more in Scotland which is why the glory days are gone-me I think the league structure has weakened things-the old Division One and Two allowed a lot of clubs to develop players, the current Scots set up makes all the lower clubs unable to have the league stability to allow them to produce-but who knows ? The lower leagues in England aren't producing like before as all the transfer cash from the top goes to buy off the peg foreign players......all of which makes me sad the old days are gone. But at least we got to see them !
The beautiful game. Before diving.money and greed killed the game.
Nothing beautiful about this mate.
Watching in 2020 but I remember watching this match. Has anybody else noticed the misprint on the advertising hoarding - Baxters 'Scoth' Broth?...oh dear , Mrs Baxter wouldn't be amused
lol, Thats a shoddy signwriter - and he almost run out of space with the McEwans Export sign.
The quality of the camera work and commentary was really well established by 1974. In 1966 it was still primative, so obviously things improved in the next 8 years.
Many say England Team was pretty hopeless in the 1970s, failing to reach final stages of tournements. On closer examination, they were eliminated by top teams - 1972 by West Germany (soon world champion), 1973 by Poland (semi-finalist a year later), 1975 by the Czechs (who would win the 1976 European Championship), 1977 by Italy (like Poland, semi-finalist a year later). Failed, they may have. But they did ran into formidable oppositions.
Lee wee tak interesting
You make a compelling argument
But are you saying other than Germany 72 any of those sides were better than England
@@chrisbennett606 no. I meant England lost to very very good sides. England might have been decent but they just ran into sides that achieved greatness at those times and peobably better than England then
Scoring only two goals at home against Finland was a much bigger problem than Italy in '78 WC Qualifiers.
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Looked like Jordan’s shot was going wide. OG.
Billy Bremner "Every time Leeds concede a goal I feel like I've been stabbed in the heart"
The first footy match I ever saw on a colour telly, with my Grandad.
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This was the 1974 Home Championship match between Scotland and England at Hampden Park.
Scotland had qualified for the 1974 World Cup finals in Munich whereas England didn't.As such Scotland under Willie Ormond were using the Home Championship as part of the preparations for the Munich finals.
England in May had sacked Sir Alf Ramsey and caretaker Joe Mercer took over for the time being.
This time around England had to do without Bobby Moore and Alan Ball.Instead Liverpool's Emlyn Hughes took over the captaincy.Colin Bell,Norman Hunter and Martin Peters were the only senior men left.The last was the only survivor from the 1966 World Cup winning team as Moore had retired from international football and Ball suffered a broken leg.
Scotland dominated the proceedings and two freakish own goals won the home team the match.For Martin Peters it was his last England game but the latter was only a shadow of himself.
England were bably managed in the 1970s,pity as they had a fantastic selection of great talent that could
have done well .
RIP Norman "bite yer legs" Hunter
Back when fitbaw was fitbaw. And Scotland were no bad at awe
Two own goals and Scotland with Dave Hill from Slade in goal 🎸😁
😂😂😂😂😂😂
As Slade sang...My Oh My
I thought it was Neil Young!
Amazing Shilton played in world cup 16 years after this.
And was woefully bad for Brehmer's free kick that ballooned up off Paul Parker in the semi-final. Should have been replaced with Chris Woods before the end of extra time, before the penalty shoot out......an error by Bobby Robson in hindsight, but I accept these things happen when the adrenalin is running as high as it was that night!
@@Bazooka183 after Poland and All That - he should never have played for England Again .
@@jamescorlett5272 He was a good keeper but fkd up in two World Cups in massive games.
5' 6" Maradona should never have beaten a 6 foot Shilton to the punch in Mexico '86' too.
@@jamescorlett5272 sure blame it all on shilton
the team couldnt score if their lives depended on it
poland scored 6 times in the 4 games
england scored only 3 goals (less than 1 goal per game, and one of those off a penalty by clarke as a result of a dive) truly pathetic performance by the strikers
but yeah, blame it on shilton
@cleightorres3841 he had one simple thing to do on the night and he froze - it all boils down to that simple Fact .
Jordan & Dalglish the goal scorers?....do me a favour...both undeniably own goals.
So?!
G M don't you give it a rest or put a sock in it
marty dav great player I was in the juniors in the early eighties so before my time to really appreciate and assess him real time ,live
however you could see he was sheer class ,
Scotland had magnificent players loriimer ,eddy grey ,bully bremner ,joe Jordan ,,willy Johnston ,dalglish it's amazing they never passed the first stage of the World Cup or did better
@David Broadley He was shot by 74
Approx 23:04, Jinky to the press :)
Worthington most talented player here for England ( til taken off ) . Maverick.
Are they using the official 1974 WC ball?
i think i posted before stating this was our era. 67 was great, but 74 brought a few more good memories...the only undefeated team in the 74 world cup....
I was there too - with 4 mates from Brunel University 1st X1 - given tickets by our Uni football club president (a mate of Stan Bowles and another story there) - we were in the Scotland end (the only reason he could access tickets) and as the 4th goal went in our pre-match drinks allowed us to celebrate way too much - any way we were done over good and proper and lead out of the ground by the old bill - it was the London Commercial League (our Saturday gig) presentation night that night and we were getting a trophy - the 5 of us turned up in various states of disrepair, black & blue, bandaged and plastered - who said never look a gift horse in the mouth?
"The shot was good, the save was brilliant". Hay's grab and attack was great. Shame he was too old by Argentina '78.
Alan Rough couldn't save money.
@@Bumlove4everyone As Scottish football fans we are as blessed as we are cursed. So we see something cool like Dalglish getting the winner in a European Cup Final, only to get hammered by Peru a month later. Tragic.
We used to say Dalglish should wear a Liverpool top playing for Scotland as he'd have as many mediocre games as good ones.
He never played again after the 1974 Finals and suffered a detached retina and other injuries at Chelsea.
@@Bumlove4everyone Rough not playing but correct assessment.
Scotland played well but both goals were own goals.
I was hoping this was the game Alan Ball sat on the ball right at the end at Hampden when England was 2/0 up.
Before the game Alf Ramseywarned Ball and a few others NOT to wind up that great passionate Scottish crowd but he could not resist and ignored the instruction by the corner flag. As Ball passed Ramsey a couple of minutes later he was fearing a tongue lashing as THe Scots were furious and Alf said: " WELL DONE, SON!" lol
I think that was the 1972 match. According to Emlyn Hughes, Alan Ball also wiped his nose on one of the corner flags. He had over a hundred thousand Scots baying for his blood. Bally didn’t give a shit.
Great Stuff!
Love the nose wipe, as well...
@@railman01 disrespectful 😕🏴
Alf Hated the Scots - we smashed em 0 - 5 January 73 there 100 ys of the S F A .
@@jamescorlett5272 Great Stuff :)
Jinky showing the press what he thinks of them and ur right John the only undefeated team in the 74 world Cup.. The winners Germany lost to East Germany in the group, but won the world Cup, west Germany.. #onlyteam #undeafeated
Scotland only played 3 games.
What a dreadful England side that was, some good individual players but totally disjointed as a team and somewhat bereft of ideas. Without Shilts they would have been embarrassed. You can see why Frank Worthington only won 8 caps, all coming that year btw, he was never international material.
shoutinghorse he was skilful though
He had many offers to play for a few Brazilian clubs
Worthington was poor at Hampden in 74, but the man was a fantastic footballer in general, who had everything in his locker. Once Don Revie took over from Ramsey, he could'nt wait to ditch flambouyant characters like Worthy and SuperMac. Part of the reason why Revie was a disaster at International level!
@@Bazooka183 So what about all the other English managers are DON What excuse do u have for them being useless as England managers.
@@michaelpower4372 Revie was an excellent manager at Leeds but absoluutely hopeless with England. Bailed out in 1977 after failing to reach the World Cup finals by defecting to the UAE
@@Bazooka183 He was right to bale out all the abuse he got. All the other england managers after "DON" were rubbish allso. This one now is the only one to do any thing since 66 "DON" will allways be remembered as a number one football manager in my book no matter what he done with England.
Before wc 1974
Scoth broth? Wossat?
Colin Bell. Did he ever have a bad game? Shame he got injured.
Indeed, injury got the better of him and it signalled the call for Bell end...
Yes, Poland when it mattered. Absolute carthorse
Right unbiased commentator🏴🏴🏴🏴😂😂😂😂😂😂
The Hampden Roar truly was our 12th man. I’m assuming 100,000 + at this game?
96.000. Pishing rain aw day and hangovers meant the 100.000 wasn't reached. The place was falling apart by this time. The sound is something else though especially as so much of it was uncovered.
England scored twice. Dalgleish was playing so deep.
Just 17 days after Ramsey was sacked.
Little evidence of cohesion or teamwork in this England side. Players unfamiliar with each other.
No wonder England never won the world cup again or even qualified in 74..technically bad,slow,unforced errors,misplaced passes,(12.15?!)long balls, poor fitness levels..they're like a bloody pub team.Emlyn Hughes corner was priceless..Scotland marginally better..both goals pure pub side defending.
& Scotland like a pub team now , they really are .. & the less said about their league the better. How many of the current Scotland squad play regular Champions league compared to England ?
Scotland has "Never" got beyond group stages in any world cup final in Their whole history...not bad in freindlys though 😂😂😂
Terrible competition record by England in the 1970s
@@jm-np4mu Sour grapes because we beat you as usual 😂
@@wanabepetegreen1132 We got our pleasure when we beat you useless losers 😂 the 66 World Cup winners were humiliated at Wembley when we outclassed you lot in the first match after you won the cup, not bad for a tiny country of 5 million compared to England with 50 million people 😉
No one going down for penalty. When football was honest.
Jesus I was expecting them to collect the world cup at the end the way they celebrated a friendly against an average England team.England were shite in the70s bar the first 3 years.
Yeah, I was just wondering - How did Germany turn out for the all conquering scots?
David nothing against that Scottish side, they had some great players, well deserved to win,I am just pointing out how poor in that period onwards for a good 10/ 15 years England were,from1970 to 1982 England did not qualify for any major tounament,despite what the press and pundits banging on about how good they are now I still think they are no better than average,name me one yes one GREAT player as I can't,please don't say missing in action Kane.
@@apathyintheuk265 At least they were in Germany unlike England you idiot.
More important than life or death.🤣🤣.it was rivalry you can't imagine unless you lived through it ..being a leeds fan it was hard not to enjoy seeing Scotland win and vice versa although I always felt scottish FA appreciated leeds united players more than the English FA
And what has changed England are still shite. Allways have a world cup or European championship won before a ball is kicked. Then get sent home straight away. Then blame everyone but themselves.
Pejic crapped himself from the first whistle. What a crowd!
Hampden b4 was 134,000...lol
96.000 at this one.
Thanks George.
Only 96,000 ? That means the guys did not even have to pee in each other's pockets like the good old days :)
@@Isleofskye Aye ah know. They cut the capacity from 134.000 about 2 years before. The most fantastic shithole in the world. They should rebuild it back to exactly as it was. Am no goin back until they do.
Martin Peters' last game for England.
10 Weller ? Who the hell was he?
Keith Weller made 4 appearances for England. Played for Spurs, Millwall, Chelsea but spent most of his career with Leicester City.
You NO GOOD CHEEKY GIT !
Keithy Weller was signed by Millwall for £15,000 from Spurs and was the bargain of the century. He could do everything and went to Leicester when they had 9 Londoners and Chelsea. After his premature death Leicester played Millwall and the whole crowd gave him a 2 minute standing ovation. Wonderfully talented...
@@Isleofskye OK fair enough. just a name I had completely forgotten, yet I remember all the others even though I was only 8 in 1974.
Hi Richard. Thanks for your generous reply. :) I was half-joking as Keithy Weller was the hero of Millwall ( my team ) in those glorious 1960's days at The Old Den where just b4 his time we went , almost , 3 seasons unbeaten at home creating a F L record of going 59 Home games without defeat so I realise he meant more to us Millwall and Leicester fans in particular than others , especially as you were only 8 , my friend , Good Luck....
He was the first man to wear tights in English football duing a game....Fact. Good player Keith R.I.P
odd the timmy's and billy's come together when the sassenachs come to town.
Not anymore
Shilton majestic, but the team were woeful; Scotland just wanted it.
The players have to take some of the blame too
Not the best england side 😂
Have they ever had one.
Two fantastic first half england goals.
Problem is this was 1974 .. England are much better than Scotland now. Look where the players for each team play now , most England players are champions league regulars & are young developing players ... WC semis 2018, beat Spain & Croatia since then too
Frannie Lee should still have been an England player, and where were Hudson and Ball, the two best English players at that time ? (injured maybe ? - Ball I mean.)
Still in disgrace after being sent off in Katowice in '73, and Hudson was still serving an international suspension for refusing to play for the U23's and telling Sir Alf where to get off.
Funny how the 'when men were men' type comments here are ignoring how long the hair was of almost all the players then. Not that im criticising, it looks good to me! Better than the boring short style most men have now.
Great Scotland players then! Maybe if the Scottish players now grew their hair long the quality playing would come back too? worth a try!
I with you mate but Grealish C Mon
A Scottish team driven by Leeds players
Why is Scotland playing against a lower mid-table 2nd Division side. Wait, being told that's the England squad in 1974. At least Shilton had a good game.
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England dismal in this one
No substitutions in midfield by England? Weird! Poor selection. Too many forwards, not enough in midfield.
Every single player English and us automatically recognizable miss this shit so much
Well said Andi......sorry about THe Scotch Broth comment :)
thats a penalty 3;34england should have had there
Pre-politicised football and everything else.
Great result against the auld enemy let's take the world on now 😳
Some scotland fans singing YNWA ... some jeering it 😂😂😂
no jugaba Trevor Brooken
Blimey we even had to score for em -
What a waste 🗑 of a W C place - no not ZAIRE.
That England team was crap. The only player on the England team to come away with any credit was Peter Shilton. The Scots wanted it more than England. They were far and away the better team.
Had it not been for Shilton, Scotland could have had four or five. No wonder Mercer didn't last long in the job. Scotland won and deserved to. They were the better team by a country mile.
esté johnstone es el mismo que no jugó en Argentina 78
Oswaldo Lopez yes, same guy.
No, el jugador aquí es Jimmy Johnstone (de Celtic). Fue Willie Johnstone (de West Bromwich Albion) quien asistió a la Copa del Mundo de 1978 y fue enviado a casa por no pasar una prueba de drogas. La droga que tomó fue para la fiebre del heno.
england 2 england 0
2 crap goals but a win is a win.
Frank Worthington was shit in this game...
No Scottish forward not good enough to score.. Sorry John motson are you no seeing Jimmy Johnstone, Dalglish and Jordan and hay hose in on England..
" Sorry John motson are you no seeing Jimmy Johnstone, Dalglish and Jordan and hay hose in on England.."
Well considering he was not the commentator then, probably, not....:)
David Coleman....
@@Isleofskye smasrtass I wasn't born and I think I spoke well.. So bill mclarean was the most unbiased🎿, this was observation on how biased they are.. Listen to what is said at the end of 74,76,77 #brokenbar #whosthehometeam 77 "that's the first time Scotland has won in ten years" :fkin verbatim, animus yes now fk off and David dolman and Jimmy Hill if he's creeping about like his pal Gerald stinstad... No forget he's a sex case..
Atig a-riamh don Eilean Sgitheanach. Cha bhith fàilte air thu fhèin no do chompanach Dàibhidh dolman .....
@@Isleofskye fiskin mair
Typically arrogant, disrespectful , entitled comments from the England fans in these comments. We are a small nation who still managed to qualify for 5 consecutive World Cups between 1974 and 1990 which is twice more than England did during that era ,despite the fact there's only 5 million of us , so what's your excuse?
But for Shilton it would have been 5-0 .
Hated Emlyn Hughes Tory Royalist . Lower than low.