Football League Cup Final 1971

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2011
  • Full Highlights of the League Cup Final 1971 between Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa. Also includes:
    -Jimmy Hill interviews with Chico Hamilton (Aston Villa) and Martin Chivers (Spurs)
    -Small interview with Bill Nicholson (Manager of Spurs)
    I think this is the full Big Match show from that final.
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  • @michaelcordiner3751
    @michaelcordiner3751 4 года назад +5

    Me & an old school mate Kelly Coombes was at our first spurs cup final.. fantastic feeling will live on with me for ever... only bettered by Ricky Villa's winner against city ten years later.

    • @davidbrooks187
      @davidbrooks187 3 года назад +1

      Totally agree Michael . Fantastic occasion only bettered by 1981.
      Come on you SPURS !

    • @SusanLarry-qu6qu
      @SusanLarry-qu6qu 5 дней назад

      That’s quite a long time 🎉❤

  • @simolamsa8716
    @simolamsa8716 9 лет назад +16

    Thanks for this.Special memories my father.He has watched this in Sweden,where he was working in factory in 1970´s.Originally he is from Finland.He has never chance see this again before.He is Spurs fan,knows many Spurs starting line ups in big games etc.

  • @markbarker6739
    @markbarker6739 2 года назад +3

    My first Wembley cup final and only my second live game aged 7 nearly 8 years old chivers was my first footballing hero I actually got to meet him a few years ago at the new stadium where I work pitchside it was such an honour to shake his hand

  • @garryarryaywood
    @garryarryaywood 3 месяца назад

    i was there,was 11 at the time,went with my dad and brother,remember it like it was yesterday, and most the games in the 3rd division,followed them everywhere,fantastic days,fabulos following and happy memories of villa park in the 70s,and right up till today still , villa till i die, 🥰

  • @ffrancrogowski919
    @ffrancrogowski919 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you for showing this absolutely great memorable game!

  • @terrycousins3015
    @terrycousins3015 4 года назад +2

    I was there,20 years old,my old school mate and Spurs player Jimmy Pearse from Rowland Hill School,Tottenham got the tickets for us.

    • @colinturner4158
      @colinturner4158 4 года назад

      Terry cousins a very good player was Pearce shame injury forced him and peter Collins to quit

  • @john53perrins
    @john53perrins 12 лет назад +3

    Many thanks. I went to all 3 games but had forgotten just how well Villa played. Would love to see highlights of semis. Good memories! I'll continue searching.

  • @HassanRadwan133
    @HassanRadwan133 11 месяцев назад

    I remember watching this in 1971. It is one of my earliest memories watching Spurs. Chivers was my hero.

  • @GravityBoy72
    @GravityBoy72 11 лет назад +6

    Rioch, my first Villa hero.
    This was the beginning of the great ride to champions of Europe.

    • @seltaeb3302
      @seltaeb3302 2 года назад +1

      Great team Ron Saunders made then stupidly got his knickers in a twist & done a Clough.

  • @dennisporter-avis7576
    @dennisporter-avis7576 День назад

    R.I.P Ian Chico Hamilton who passed away last month at the age of 73

  • @LeeBakerLegion
    @LeeBakerLegion 12 лет назад +1

    Wonderful. Thank you. We did so well.

  • @robertroberts2666
    @robertroberts2666 4 года назад +3

    I remember saving up my paperboy money and buying myself an Aston Villa kit which was advertised in my local sports shop window, even though I favoured Blackpool and LeedsUtd. My Action Man had a Chelsea kit! No wonder I am one crazy, mixed up individual!

  • @emeek91
    @emeek91 12 лет назад +3

    Thanks for uploading the game.....I love old football, the way it was meant to be played!

    • @seltaeb3302
      @seltaeb3302 2 года назад +1

      It was modern in my day. What we have now is a sham for just making lots of money & that includes players. Problem is fans attend games yet moan about money whilst paying for Sky Cable. Murdoch laughs.

    • @cr7thebestplayer100
      @cr7thebestplayer100 2 года назад

      Modern football is about 50x better

  • @belenensesmemorias
    @belenensesmemorias Год назад

    Excellent Channel! Keep up the good work! 💪😊

  • @1948richo
    @1948richo 11 лет назад +1

    i remember the highlights very well i was 23 i remember willie anderson very well and chico hamlton there there somewere

  • @stuartcribbes1794
    @stuartcribbes1794 4 года назад +1

    Just great tu watch football

  • @davidwillettsmusic4529
    @davidwillettsmusic4529 Год назад

    Before the game the ref went into the spurs dressing room and got a spurs shirt off the team. Just saying
    What an achievement by villa, I was 9 and lived every minute . The semi final victory over man u was one of our greatest ever games.

  • @errollyle4723
    @errollyle4723 3 года назад +3

    would love to see spurs now wearing the old kit

  • @n17spurs
    @n17spurs 12 лет назад +1

    villa were in the 3rd division!?
    great job for uploading this

  • @randybackgammon890
    @randybackgammon890 Год назад

    How on earth was a side this good in div 3?...Had a man crush on half that team.Chico Hamilton,Pat McMahon,Anderson and all.Remember watching them beat Leeds earlier around that time.Breathtaking cup tie if I remember

  • @rumwoldleigh
    @rumwoldleigh 11 лет назад +5

    The fact of the matter is that in terms of domestic honours, Aston Villa led the way until the early 1980s, when they were overtaken by Liverpool, and are still very much in the highest tier as far as domestic honours won is concerned, with 19. Their only Euro honour (if you discount the Super Cup and InterToto) is the European Cup, true - but in those days only CHAMPIONS could take part, it was sudden death and if Spurs had a victory in that competition on their list, they would take it.

    • @ianwright7133
      @ianwright7133 2 года назад

      Went to this gsme as a 12yo with my friend Mark and his brother and dad. In those days you collected your tickets from a wooden hut in the grounds. They only.found two. His dad and me were unable to gain entry. As he asked someone in the hut to look again, the WembleyOffice Manager, walking past, overheard and said MR GRAHAM, YES YOU RANG WEDNESDAY COME WITH ME. He escorted us into the ground but amazingly put us in the Villa end. Villa outplayed us and in the end after Chivers' goals I covered my scarf up as an 18 yo skinhead screamed WE HATE SPURS AND LOOKED Evil !!! ! I swear to this day I'd have been lynched wearing a Spurs scarf !!!!

  • @YeOldeFootballChannel
    @YeOldeFootballChannel  12 лет назад

    Both were shown on TV, First leg at Old Trafford covered by ITV, second leg at Villa Park by BBC. If my memory serves me right, I have seen only one goal from the first leg, and from the second leg I have found nothing.

  • @seanbonella
    @seanbonella Год назад +1

    .....amd your commentator is Brian Moore...classic

  • @john53perrins
    @john53perrins 12 лет назад +1

    Anyone know if the semi-finals v Man U were televised? can't find them on RUclips!!

  • @colinturner4158
    @colinturner4158 2 года назад +1

    Big chiv great CF

  • @bertcert991
    @bertcert991 Год назад

    Villa a credit to division 3 I went to Villa park for the second leg never known an atmosphere like it it was unbelievable United didn’t stand a chance (ruined my Christmas)

  • @dorinstanciu2023
    @dorinstanciu2023 Год назад +1

    Sabe alguien que le ha pasado a "Old Football Matches" de antes,donde habia muchos partidos internacionales de clasificacion para mundiales,eurocopas?Aqui todos los partidos son de Inglaterra.

  • @Thereishope664
    @Thereishope664 Месяц назад

    Many of the Spurs players sadly no longer with us. COYS.

  • @adamyoung5383
    @adamyoung5383 2 года назад

    My Dad used to manage Villas Fred Turnbull 10 years later in Sunday league lol

  • @robertroberts2666
    @robertroberts2666 4 года назад +3

    Was I right in thinking, as a child, that the chant "Nice one Cyril, nice one son..." was all about Cyril Knowles of Spurs?

    • @colinturner4158
      @colinturner4158 4 года назад +1

      Robert Roberts absolutely a great full back

    • @ericstill5637
      @ericstill5637 3 года назад +1

      Certainly was and had a sweet left foot

  • @marcb9703
    @marcb9703 7 лет назад +5

    Brian Moore was a lot posher back then

  • @n17spurs
    @n17spurs 11 лет назад

    forgot to say in the twentieth century, my mistake, your whole rant beforehand however is yours

  • @carpediem4290
    @carpediem4290 2 года назад +2

    Ole Chivers...good touch of ball of spurs...Then, football was football. Saludos desde Barcelona.

  • @wafsuper
    @wafsuper 11 лет назад +2

    one day maybe you will win the top prize but we're still waiting, think you were in the top devision when we won it

  • @archivonikko7893
    @archivonikko7893 5 лет назад

    ►TOT ♦ DT: Bill Nicholson ♦ 1.Pat Jennings | 2.Joe Kinnear - 6.Phil Beal - 5.Peter Collins - 3.Cyril Knowles | 4.Alan Mullery - 8.Steve Perryman - 10.Martin Peters - 11.Jimmy Neighbour | 7.Alan Gilzean - 9.Martin Chivers.
    ►AST ♦ DT: Vic Crowe ♦ 1.John Dunn | 2.Keith Bradley - 5.Fred Tumbull - 6.Brian Tiler - 3.Charlie Aitken | 7.Pat MacMahon - 8.Bruce Rioch - 4.Brian Godfrey - 11.Willie Anderson | 10.Ian Hamilton - 9.Andy Lockhead.

  • @n17spurs
    @n17spurs 11 лет назад

    are you talking about villa?

  • @bitTorrenter
    @bitTorrenter 5 лет назад +1

    Why that keeper came out for the 2nd goal I have no idea. I guess standards have improved.

  • @richardloring7545
    @richardloring7545 Год назад +1

    The old Wembley so much better....its the Goal posts . The Nets...Shape of it.....Dunno why but cant explain what i mean.....Anybody feel same and explain it better.???

    • @delusionalwestbrookfan5745
      @delusionalwestbrookfan5745 9 месяцев назад +1

      I’m not sure I can explain it either, but I feel the exact same way about the Old Wembley, it was something Magic about 2 teams playing for the FA Cup/League Cup in this ground before the renovations. I truly feel that the love for the FA cup started slowly dying when they changed the stadium… it was football heritage, and hell I liked the cup finals at Cardiff over the new Wembley. I know it’s the same area same stadium but there’s nothing special about it. I wish there had been a way to improve the interior of the stadium without making it look like something completely different when it comes to where the seats were and the pitch.

    • @richardloring7545
      @richardloring7545 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@delusionalwestbrookfan5745 Your right bout FA cup....it started losing its majic....Even if ya watch 1956 or 57 e.g it was better than now....England games too....Seemed to give us a extra edge playing there....Is the FA cup special for a lad from slums of Rio...It was.....Lords. Wembley.. Wimbledon...Lakeside....Crucible....Twickenham....The Thames....Ascot....Aintree.....And more I can't think off....Temples to there sports..

    • @richardloring7545
      @richardloring7545 9 месяцев назад

      St Andrews....Burliegh....Jim "Bullseye Bowen"..Endless

    • @delusionalwestbrookfan5745
      @delusionalwestbrookfan5745 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@richardloring7545 Truly all the old temples of their sports. Especially Twickenham I loved how it looked before, honestly I’m just a big fan of the old stadium designs. Felt like most had something unique and special about them, nowadays a lot of the renovated grounds or newly built ones feel nearly identical in terms of design. Maybe I’m wrong but that’s the feeling I’ve always had about the old vs new when it comes to sports grounds especially in England.

  • @rumwoldleigh
    @rumwoldleigh 12 лет назад

    Spurs have also been relegated since this final - you are simply quoting FORM to try and disprove my assertion about CLASS, which rather proves my point!

  • @Lamby60
    @Lamby60 10 месяцев назад

    Gilzean had a complete nightmare

  • @dlamiss
    @dlamiss 12 лет назад +1

    I never said Anything about Tottenham- only disproving your point about Class being permanent for Villa. In the history of English Football your team would come in at about 12-14th place

  • @chancesareshewears
    @chancesareshewears 4 года назад +1

    Kane is Chiver's son

  • @TheA8lee
    @TheA8lee 10 лет назад

    Why is YNWA being sung by a section of the fans during the opening ceremony at about 1.10?

    • @YeOldeFootballChannel
      @YeOldeFootballChannel  10 лет назад +1

      Until the last 20 years or so, YNWA was always sung by fans all over the country.

    • @TheA8lee
      @TheA8lee 10 лет назад

      Did not know that; thanks.

    • @robertilu
      @robertilu 7 лет назад

      Aston Villa fans are not regarded as being as quick a fox, in a flock of silver geese.

    • @greymouser8659
      @greymouser8659 6 лет назад

      My Grandfather always maintained that 'Glory,Glory' was 'the' THFC song Pre-WWI...and UTD 'nabbed it'.. :)

  • @Oldmotherhell
    @Oldmotherhell 8 лет назад +2

    Gilzean looks at least 62 here. Great player, though...

  • @RCT1963
    @RCT1963 5 лет назад +1

    Why did Spurs wear yellow socks? Their home white didn't clash with Villa's light blue.

    • @simonlilley
      @simonlilley 4 года назад

      Because Villa usually wore white socks. Both teams changed that day.

  • @GriefTourist
    @GriefTourist 10 лет назад +1

    Joe Kinnear hahaha

    • @MrAlanware
      @MrAlanware 7 лет назад +2

      Just given up refereeing after 37 years and Kinnear was definitely the nastiest foul- mouthed player I ever had the displeasure to referee. Mind you, Martin Tyler ran him a close second and this was as a result of their behaviour in a CHARITY match when they were playing for a Commentators X1

  • @danielleknight7359
    @danielleknight7359 11 лет назад +1

    Good on spurs

  • @rumwoldleigh
    @rumwoldleigh 11 лет назад +1

    First side to do the double? You are ignoring Preston North End in 1888-89 and, of course, ASTON VILLA in 1896-97!

    • @colinturner4158
      @colinturner4158 4 года назад

      rumwoldleigh spurs were the first to the double that century

  • @dlamiss
    @dlamiss 11 лет назад

    i am

  • @Ray-xh6gb
    @Ray-xh6gb Год назад

    Aston villa reach this final while in the third division

  • @dazzy2jazzy
    @dazzy2jazzy 11 лет назад +1

    But still Tottenham's double was the impressive one, when Preston & Villa did it there was nowhere near the amount of games played

  • @rumwoldleigh
    @rumwoldleigh 11 лет назад

    Apparently what you do not agree with is a rant. Interesting view.

  • @Nigthmare1957
    @Nigthmare1957 12 лет назад +1

    Outplayed by Villa and outsung by Villa, lucky Spurs.

  • @steveblack610
    @steveblack610 Год назад

    Oh for the days when goalies just thumped it up the other end instead of all this possession shit.

  • @n17spurs
    @n17spurs 11 лет назад +2

    bit of an ignorant and unfair comment, spurs have loads of class etched throughout our history, fair enough villa won the european cup, but that doesnt make any of spurs' numerous achievements any less significant, being the first side to do the double, being the first british team to win a european trophy, alf ramsey used to play for tottenham in our 51 league winning side, even in this final martin peters, a world cup final goalscorer played for us, i could go on...

  • @LeighRichards27
    @LeighRichards27 11 лет назад

    and when was the last time villa actually won a trophy?

  • @Kill--alllll---IDF
    @Kill--alllll---IDF 4 года назад

    This trophy was specially made for brian clough cos it is the only competition he cud try and win 🤣🤣🤣😆😆 the greatest as they say lol

    • @ppuh6tfrz646
      @ppuh6tfrz646 3 года назад +1

      I guess you've never of the League Championship or the European Cup/Champions League...
      *Dickhead*

    • @Kill--alllll---IDF
      @Kill--alllll---IDF 3 года назад

      @@ppuh6tfrz646 Brian clough won 2 European cups yes but so did Aston villa u pint loving drunk . Remember Aston villa back to bak major achievements Remember league title and European Cup hmm but no one will everrr Remember them but wen it comes to notts forst its always brian clough .
      Hey cloughs final 13 seasons at forest wer absolute disaster in his final 13 seasons he won one littlewoods cup trophy

  • @dlamiss
    @dlamiss 12 лет назад +2

    But dont forget your relegation in 87 and almost being relegated this season. Class is INDEED permanent. Just that its not Villa with it

  • @markgable101
    @markgable101 11 лет назад +4

    Only "foreigners" then were Scots and Irish...Lol

    • @colinturner4158
      @colinturner4158 4 года назад

      Mark Gable we’ve always had great Scottish welsh and Irish players

  • @dlamiss
    @dlamiss 12 лет назад

    @eduardoisland
    looked more like a cardboard cutout to me

  • @rumwoldleigh
    @rumwoldleigh 12 лет назад

    Interesting claim. Calculated how? Show me the figures.
    None of this alters the fact that CLASS is the issue and not FORM. How can you draw a conclusion over a period of time when you do not know when that time will end? Truth and justice are eternal values however.

  • @LeighRichards27
    @LeighRichards27 11 лет назад

    well villa's form isnt eventemporary this season....villa are going down!

  • @rumwoldleigh
    @rumwoldleigh 12 лет назад +1

    Flash, big money, metropolitan Spurs, darlings of the modern world, against long fallen giants Aston Villa, the old grannies wheeled out for one last day in the sun. Reaching this final, and outplaying Spurs the whole game, was the beginning of the road which led us to the European Cup in 1982, a trophy Spurs have never won. Form is temporary, class is permanent.

  • @tomthomas9708
    @tomthomas9708 2 года назад +1

    Lucky Spurs. Villa were by far the better team.

  • @astonmartin4360
    @astonmartin4360 2 года назад

    Alan Gilzean was 32.He looked 52.

  • @peterreid9769
    @peterreid9769 2 года назад +1

    Villa should have won by 4 or 5.

  • @chancesareshewears
    @chancesareshewears 4 года назад

    let's be honest, this is pub football.

  • @RichardHell1959
    @RichardHell1959 10 лет назад

    Now, one of the players would have been bribed £50k to punch Princess Alexandria on the nose, then get sent off in the 50th minute .....

  • @markjosephbudgieridgard
    @markjosephbudgieridgard 2 года назад

    Goalkeepers with bare hands haha.... Today's keepers wear gloves as big as dinner plates no wonder they catch and hold the ball so easily ⚽😂

    • @sunumonidas9966
      @sunumonidas9966 10 месяцев назад

      Today's goalkeeper,s wear gloves because strikers have improved they shoot the ball with rocket speed back then that wasn,t the case

  • @shockmeoff5505
    @shockmeoff5505 2 года назад

    Half of them players looked about 70 years old 😂

  • @dlamiss
    @dlamiss 12 лет назад

    what an awful fake trophy behind Brian Moore

  • @dlamiss
    @dlamiss 12 лет назад +3

    in all honesty you are talking complete bollocks mate. Aston Villa have a good history and pedigree but no more. The club is certainly not and never have been in the top elite of English football. and for you to say it has because the club won one European cup off the back of the clubs ONLY league title in 100 years is laughable. Get your blinkers off. And yes i support Spurs and because im not blinkered i dont think Tottenham are one of these elite teams either.

    • @colinturner4158
      @colinturner4158 4 года назад

      dlamiss I have respect for villa there supporters but spurs gave the English game the push and run football to be played a certain way back in 1951 in the car park at WHL and everyone strives to play that way