QPR-Tottenham 1982 FA Cup final
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- QPR-Tottenham FA Cup final 1982 (including replay). Terry Fenwick scores the equalizer in the first match.
QPR-Oldham 1983 1-0. Tony Sealy scores the only goal on the plastic pitch.
QPR-Middlesbrough 1983 6-1. Clive Allen hat trick
I was there, 16. years old, proud QPR fan
This final, played to a draw, and the subsequent replay, were both broadcast by the then fledgling ESPN in the U.S. I watched it and was utterly transfixed. Great sporting drama.
In 2018, terry fenwick right now is coach of Football Factory(soccer club in Trinidad) and I go to the club
terry fenwick was in my class at school in seaham co durham
I was at both games, I remember him scoring a header from a long through. I'm QPR supporter, he was a great defender for us. I used to watch him play when I was a lad...
The Spurs strip here is the greatest of all time.
That kit was beautiful...
They don't show it properly here right at the start, but that Hoddle tackle that led to the goal was a certain straight red card. Both feet off the ground, studs showing, and left the player flat out.
As a Spurs fan I totally agree, but if you won the ball it was legal back then as was the tackle from behind.
@@Hoopspur The tackle from behind was outlawed before then. There was a big crackdown on foul play in about 1971 or 1972.
I remember this well, I was on my school trip on the Isle of Weight when these two games were being played. It was also the same week Aston Villa won the European cup.
I was only 11 watching it ... Qpr was in division 2 ... I went for them and have supported them
Since ... I’m 50 now ... I like spurs too ...the commentator “it’s there it’s there “when hoddle scores Goose bumps
stainrod throw in,hazell flick on ,fenwick header,,,get in
Never had a penalty been missed but the BBC almost did.😮
Was rooting for the Hoops then, they really gave it a go, but history kind of repeated itself for Spurs.
20 years earlier Spurs retained the Cup. Among the scorers was their talisman Blanchflower who scored from the spot.
In 1982 it would their then midfield maestro Hoddle who would prove the difference between the teams and he too scored from the spot.
Was thinking about 1982.. how things were that year... Ossie Ardiles & Ricardo Villa.. 40+ years on & both sides still carrying wounds and scars.
I went to both matches, I remember the final well. The Saturday game, it was rainy. The game on the Thursday should have won. We had a goal disallowed. Micklewhite scored. I'm QPR, but I use to go to WHL when I was a lad, and I've always had a soft spot for Tottenham...
Perfectly good goal for Micklewhite, spurs should have won first game, rangers the second.
Allan Stack Yes, that goal should have stood. I was a lad back then I had a mate that worked at Wembley, so I was able to get into the players lounge after the second match. I got all the lads signatures Simon Stainrod to Gary Waddock, Peter Hucker. I’m a Queens Park/Kilburn lad, and the R’a are the local team. The next season I went to almost every home game and a few away. I remember I went the Hawthorns the following season in the 3rd round of the cup. I went to a lot of games the year we got promoted...
Do a lot of East Londoners support Spurs cos you guys play more to the north east of London don't you? It's that Chas n Dave thing lol!
Kelly14UK Tottenham is North East London more east than north though there is a strong between West Ham and Tottenham in that part of London...
There was talk of Spurs moving to Stratford before West Ham at one time wasn't there?
@@developer101 For me, anything west of the River Lea is definitely north, with no element of east at all. The N17 postcode confirms it.
@@andrewguthrie2 There was. Thank goodness they didn't do it. N17 for ever!
Is that astro-turf?
Clemence stuck on his line for QPR goal I'd be looking for a keeper to collect that
0:02 Look how much time and space the players have compared with now.
I went to the replay because the tickets were cheap. I'm 60 next month and wouldn't go to a game if you paid me.
Why?
Why did both teams play in their away strips? Same as the 1980 final between Arsenal & West Ham.
Because both teams home kits were blue and white. I was at the game. Both kits looked beautiful on the day...
web master I get that, so why didn’t one team play in home colours and the other in away? No strip clash in that case.
@@developer101 Sounds daft to me. The home strips weren't exactly hard to distinguish!
I hate tottenham
Then why did you watch a video of them?