Alan you were one of the best midfielder’s of hour time ! unfortunately there was a culture ( not just at Chelsea) of heavy drinking & i don’t think you or anybody can do both without a effect on your performances in the end i was luck to see you play thank you mate.
I was always a huge Alan Hudson fan (and still am) but a lot of the things I hear him saying in these interviews leave me feeling unseasy. He fell out with just about every manager, and now we hear that Dave Sexton "didn't understand things outside football" - by which he clearly means getting smashed out of your head every night, even the night before a match. His dad had seen some good players, which seems to be all that's necessary for him to tell a coach not to tell his son how to play. Hudson was a top talent but an underachiever, and I just don't believe it was all someone else's fault.
great bloke alan and a brilliant player whom england totally neglected, performance of his life against best team in the world in 75(west germany) yet never picked again by the short sighted and anti chelsea man revie, why did tony waddington buy shilton? he should have spent the money on a striker and i agree with alan, stoke would have been champions in 75, all due respect to derby but stoke were the best footballing side like QPR would be the following season, john farmer stoke's keeper before shilton was perfectly capable, brilliant interview, alan is a proper footballer not like today's woke weeds, i bet gareth southgate would be outraged to see him drinking and telling the truth!
Hudson like Hoddle in a long line of world class footballers in the 70s/80s who didn't fit in with the rigid cautious English mentality of how the game should be played. Wasted at international level because of of the English mistrust of individual flair that was so prevalent in those ran the game in this country .Despite the recent improvements in World cups and European championships the old English psychological baggage of not being bold enough at key moments (i.e. "the inability to get over the line " ) is still with us .
3:08 "When I went to Stoke, we had... I was unfortunate that we had Shilton." Was this (14/12/74) one of the let-down moments AH remembered in that regard? ruclips.net/video/bLvXUmCD8n8/видео.html
I was never a fan of Shilton. IMO he was not a natural keeper as with the likes of Banks, Bonetti, Jennings, Stepney, Clemence, Corrigan, Parkes. Apart from the Poland goal there was also the debacle of a five foot Argentinian outjumping a six foot Shilton.
Great video Liam. Nice to see Alan Hudson is doing well.
Glad to see Alan again, I've missed his podcasts - as always tells it as it is 🙂
Alan you were one of the best midfielder’s of hour time ! unfortunately there was a culture ( not just at Chelsea) of heavy drinking & i don’t think you or anybody can do both without a effect on your performances in the end
i was luck to see you play thank you mate.
I was always a huge Alan Hudson fan (and still am) but a lot of the things I hear him saying in these interviews leave me feeling unseasy. He fell out with just about every manager, and now we hear that Dave Sexton "didn't understand things outside football" - by which he clearly means getting smashed out of your head every night, even the night before a match. His dad had seen some good players, which seems to be all that's necessary for him to tell a coach not to tell his son how to play. Hudson was a top talent but an underachiever, and I just don't believe it was all someone else's fault.
So down to earth is Alan
Good to see a fellow pro calling Shilton out.
Alan was spot on about Shilton. He was dire at Stoke, amazing at Forest but not at Stoke.
Cheers liam great content
Brendan is a legend too what a top top man and of course Lord Hudson
Alan and Sitts argue regular over the coaches and managers thing LOL gotta get Sitts on Liam
Stoke Legend….
Fell out with everybody 😂
great bloke alan and a brilliant player whom england totally neglected, performance of his life against best team in the world in 75(west germany) yet never picked again by the short sighted and anti chelsea man revie, why did tony waddington buy shilton? he should have spent the money on a striker and i agree with alan, stoke would have been champions in 75, all due respect to derby but stoke were the best footballing side like QPR would be the following season, john farmer stoke's keeper before shilton was perfectly capable, brilliant interview, alan is a proper footballer not like today's woke weeds, i bet gareth southgate would be outraged to see him drinking and telling the truth!
Hudson like Hoddle in a long line of world class footballers in the 70s/80s who didn't fit in with the rigid cautious English mentality of how the game should be played. Wasted at international level because of of the English mistrust of individual flair that was so prevalent in those
ran the game in this country .Despite the recent improvements in World cups and European championships the old English psychological baggage of not being bold enough at key moments (i.e. "the inability to get over the line " ) is still with us .
Yes true about Bonetti I believe Alan
3:08 "When I went to Stoke, we had... I was unfortunate that we had Shilton."
Was this (14/12/74) one of the let-down moments AH remembered in that regard? ruclips.net/video/bLvXUmCD8n8/видео.html
I was never a fan of Shilton. IMO he was not a natural keeper as with the likes of Banks, Bonetti, Jennings, Stepney, Clemence, Corrigan, Parkes. Apart from the Poland goal there was also the debacle of a five foot Argentinian outjumping a six foot Shilton.
What piffle
Hudson. is right shilton made the biggest mistake 73 poland no one mentioned that,,, Clemence should have played that day
Dave Sexton was successful at Chelsea. I wouldn't be too critical.
Brendans the man
The Bonetti thing is in a biography of Alf Ramsey by Leo Macinstry, it goes in to more detail.
Why has Jason disappeared again?
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