Liverpool 4-0 Manchester United 1990-91 (Beardsley hat-trick)
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2011
- One of Peter Beardsley's finest hours in a glittering career. This was the last Liverpool hat-trick against their arch rivals until Dirk Kuyt broke the sequence in March 2011. A hugely entertaining game between the reigning champions and the FA Cup holders, the scoreline to which doesn't reflect the pattern of play. In the commentary box, Brian Moore and Lawrie McMenemy.
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Peter Beardsley the most under rated player in the premier league, he was pure class, be worth over 100 million in todays market
John Barnes - My all time favorite Liverpool player.
What about Beardsley? He scored three!
What a baller
Barnes man of the match despite a Beardsley hatrick. I couldn't pick between the two around this time in terms of who was better.
@@mikeyc3654 Beardsley was very underrated. He shone at three top flight clubs. He was still a very good player until the age of 36. Barnes was good in his season at Newcastle, and if he hadn't put on so much weight would prob have been decent until about the same age.
Steve nicol for me
John Barnes must have been one of the worlds best players of his generation. Superb strength and technique.
McMahon was so underrated. Surprising turn of pace, good on the ball, and willing to do a lot of dirty work and hard miles. For all his hard man image, he was actually a good footballer too.
Scored loads of spectatular long-shots as well.
Yes, and Vinny Jones was intimidated by him.
When the golden age of football was..pass and move..FORWARD..Liverpool did it like no one else.
Sam 408312 👁👄👁
@Sam 408312 will you give over talking shit only for the Liverpool getting banned out of Europe they would dominated with the great teams of the late 80s,and that's a fact John Barnes for one wouldn't get into the serie a teams of the 90s.you know nothing about football
John Barnes from 87 to 90,91 when at Liverpool when on the wing was as good as any player in Europe. Just WORLD CLASS.
I agree. For that period of time Barnes was the best winger in the world. Good with both feet, very quick, strong as an ox, a good header of the ball, amazing dribbler, great crosses and scored many goals.
Beardsley was one of the greatest English footballers of all time in my opinion.
One of his problems at Liverpool was he was a little inconsistent. That was why he was not in the team week in week out towards the end. But still a great player.
I’d say Beardsley was a great goal scorer, sure he could play (there’s no question of that) but he always knew where the goal was and just like that other liverpool legend (Ian Rush) he aren’t missed when he had sight of goal.
Totally agree.
Peter, Peter, he runs like a cheetah, one of these day's he's gonna be a world beater. My all-time favourite NUFC player. Too good to stay at Newcastle at the time. Apparently Alex Ferguson tried to buy him but the offer was rejected.
I agree. Brilliant brilliant player
I love that each time Barnes is booed, he does something magic. Strangely, the booing has stopped by 3-0...
If only he were just being booed...it's chilling and disgusting to hear
This was almost like the crossing over point between the decline of the great Liverpool team of the late 80s and the rise of the great United team of the early 90s.
Booing Barnes isn’t going to stop him ripping you up. What a player!!
One of the very best ever.
why are people not comparing todays Barcelona to the Liverpool of the 80's? Absolute brilliant passing football.
High praise indeed. For Barca
Guardiola has referenced that Liverpool era a lot in his thinking. Johann Cruyff tried to bring Jan Molby to Barcelona but it fell through, they played together at Ajax in the early 1980s.
McMahon, Beardsley, Houghton, Rush. What a team. But John Barnes, though. Incredible. Fantastic footballer.
Vintage Liverpool. The pressing, the passing, the clinical finishing.
Clinical finishing? Ray Houghton's shot was horrific.
@@blackporscheroadster6415 Amazing move but unfortunately Ray got carried away at the end of it.
Liverpool plays are so smooth... that flow of passing... back and forth... just... WOW
Wouldnt be out of place in today's world of tikki takka and geggen press.
@@PhatTok yes that was total football of the day. And liverpool was one of the best teams of the time. Too bad we where banned from The UCL we could have won it so many more times.
@@fortnajt facts
No team passed tge ball like Liverpool back in the day
John Barnes was on another level
+MrAndy6279 International Flop
+Neutral Observer. Just like every other England international. Rooney, Gerard, Terry, Lampard, Scholes - all international flops.
+sillysod33 That depends of your definition of flop. None of the 5 you mention were boo-ed on numerous occasions by the England support.
None of the 5 I mentioned had to put up with nastiness from some - and I emphasise SOME - sections of the crowd because of colour. Barnes was often booed by some of his own team's fans because he was black.
+sillysod33 racism was rife in the 70's and 80's but that wasn't the main reason Barnes was boo-ed. Liverpool fans didn't boo Barnes. Arsenal fans didn' boo Wright. United fans didn't boo Ince. Why? Because they delivered on the pitch! Barnes was shocking for England, and whatever his excuses were, he was shocking!!
My father is a football enthusiast and started watching football since the 1978 World Cup, and even in a match like this (he saw so many god damn talents shining the world) he would tell me how amazing Barnes was at Liverpool and the impact Beardsley had on English football.
I'm only 17 but I have watched enough 20th century games to fully enjoy the sport.
Liverpool had pretty impressive passing and super fast counter attacks.
Its like watching them in 2020. That passing and speed. Brought back by Mr. Klopp :)
Barnes was so amazing on the ball, such a good footballer! And gotta love Brucie...confident enough to catch powerful shots that came at him. He instilled confidence in his back four as a result. All a lot of keepers do nowadays is punch or parry, even when there's no need for it. Bruce was the best of the bunch in those days.
John Barnes - what a class act, to put in performances like this week in week out despite getting disgusting abuse.
Absolutely.
Flann Flynn@ The worst I actually witnessed at anfield directed at Barnes was from the Everton fans. When he went to take a corner at their end they threw bananas onto the pitch towards him.
Grobbelaar...superb keeper, but could be a nasty bastard sometimes.
@@frannydarko2698 i was at this game an that is a load of shit. stop crying about a few boos.
I just came here after watching Leeds 4 Liverpool 5 where Barnes ran the show. Leeds fans were applauding Barnes for the 4th, you could hear it from all around the ground. Leeds fans might be nasty fuckers when they want to be, but they don't lack class like these Mancs. It'll be nice to see Leeds back in the Prem.
What a team Liverpool was back in late 80s... They were simply unstoppable. Kings of European football, without a doubt.
UNITILL CANTONA KEAN INCE AND GIGGS AND THE GREAT DAN AND ANDRE CAME TO TOWN THEN LIVERPOOL WERE EXPOSED AS NOT THE GREATEST TEAM
Lucky to those bunches as Souness was the one who dethrone Liverpool.
That Liverpool side was better than the man utd side of the 90'especially the 80's one miles better.
@@gamestation9437 yeah Micky boy now its the mighty man city lol, still add European cups/champions league wins to the equation and adding both the mancs success's together its LIVERPOOL who are the best !
Mancs will do well to remember that 5 is greater than 20 their dream is our reality and Liverpool are the only English team to be dubbed team of the Century.
I always remember this game as the turning point. Beating United 4-0, late summer, great start to the season and Liverpool would reign on. Who at this point could see the clouds forming?
Incredible really how quickly the decline set in. They started the season like a train and when Arsenal had those points deducted after the Old Trafford brawl you couldn't back them with any money. McMahon, Beardsley, and Steve Staunton were gone 12 months later (Houghton left the following year after a wonderful season) and a number of others (Whelan, Barnes) would suffer long term injuries. Sure, Souness broke up the team far too quickly but the signs were there before he arrived. Their time was simply up.
Livetpool would end the season empty handed, United won the Cup Winners Cup and Arsenal took the league. Liverpool would not won the league for 29 years.
liverpool 1986 to 1990. during that time they were the best club team in the world. barnes you are my hero. the way you handled all that pressure is fantastic. would love to see you and your liverpool mates of the late 80's back at the club.
Well, in 1986/87 they didn't win the league, in 1988/89 they didn't win the league and in 1990/91 they didn't win the league
Pure magic on the field and a gentleman off it.
@@gildasgrime7808 But in 86 they won it. 88 they won it. 90 they won it
@@gildasgrime7808 Yeah true but other then the years you mention we won more then anyone else (In the same league) The rest? Nothing. Can you better that? No.
Tit
@@scatmandanl25 The OP mentioned those particular years.... Tit
Ive just watched this game again, how we forget, the skill and speed of this team was frightning, we are just getting back to this standard now, but not quite there yet
Happy now? :)
@@RB-ei7zs 😎
Steve Mcmahon must be one of the most underrated English midfielders of all time.
Brian Moore's voice makes me feel 7 years old
Beardsley was one mad player. Very underrated.
Magical little player ... mesmeric.
@@deannelson1388 Beardsley, what a player , little twinkle toes .
John Barnes - what a player he was
Great to see Beardsley in full flow, he's probably my favourite ever Toon player. I wish he could have spent all his career at Newcastle but quite frankly until Keegan brought him back we weren't good enough for him.
beardsley is the finest player ive ever seen..just pure magic..messi who ?
Peter Beardsley, one of my favourite players.
Barnes, Beardsley, Rush… beautiful old days
Barnes gave Irwin the runaround. Hillarious how Irwin tried to close off Barnes' left for the first goal but he still played it inside
The whole football watching world from my generation just loved John Barnes
When Liverpool were fearsome and United played in dish-clothes.
more or less the situation u have today ... :-)
No fan of the Liverpool strip, but that MU one is a shocker!
They lived to the t-towel
Only away kit to out sell home kit !
Holy shit John Barnes was good. The rest of the team weren't bad either!
He worth $ 300 million
barnes would rip the shit out of every defence, even today's defences.
Today they kick a balloon
this football is exquisite the pace of the game is outstanding
wow barnes was just pure class in this match...he was a real talent.
Haha! Yep he was fukn magic!
He was world class in a Liverpool shirt. Not so much in an England shirt.
John Barnes was just a wonderful player.
Neat one touch interplay, pass and move and all done at pace with confidence and skill. A far cry from the dross I just watched at Crystal Palace from Rodger's shambles of a side. Oh the good old days.
Liverpool are pretty good at the moment. Albeit the fact that they've lost to Man U and Arsenal, they've been excellent. If Gerrard hadn't gotten that red card I think Liverpool would've beaten Man Utd. Arsenal are just unplayable on current form.
+Abraham 302 (ab1cd2eefre3) eh? are you for real? theyre crap
Rogers Out!
Beardsley done a great job during his time here playing in one of my favourite Liverpool squads that season. What a side let alone that Legend.
Back when football was beautiful and cross perfect.
It's still great.
and incredibly racist
@@dr-malgus2892 it worst now really
liverpool were a class act,
great players back in the 90's.
i remember this game well,awesome.
That pass from Barnes.
The football Liverpool played was what made watching match of the day so enjoyable.
Thats briliant performance by the reds.Some pass and move moments that even todays Barcelona would be proud of. If Kenny succeds to introduce this movement next year we will rock the EPL. YNWA
The way Barnesy skipped past Irwin and Ince in the second half... world class
Beardsley was a legend! always wanted to wear the number 7 shirt for the school team.
What a fantastic game. United played a lot of good attacking football- interesting to see Hughes often in a wide position and doing very well; I always thought of him as simply an out and out striker- but Liverpool were just amazing. I have been laughing with delight at how good and enjoyable to watch they are here, absolutely brilliant.
Beardsley Is and always will be my favourite LFC player. Legend.
Liverpool's attacking play here was unbelievable.
I was at that game in the middle of the kop.
Unbelievable to see it after all these years.
Liverpool showed the beauty of pass
and move!!!
Tremendous pace to this game
Liverpool the best club in UK all of time
end of this season souness took over and sold Beardsley, Mcmahon, Houghton and fucked it right up within 12 months of this game Liverpool were a shadow of this great side and it took years to recover ...
+The doc Jones - Souness as manager was the worst thing to ever happen to LFC. An absolute disaster, he wrecked the club.
+The doc Jones arguably they still havent recovered
+Steve E and you see him on Sky spouting off how he would do it now!
No thanks pal.
+The doc Jones When did they recover?
+KingCrab - ha ha! What a wag. I think Liverpool won the Champions League for the 5th time in 2005, or was it in 2007? No, Liverpool FC were only runners-up in the Champions League that year, as they were beaten 2:1 in the final.
What a team, also Macmahon is superb here.
2020 Liverpool back where they belong.
2020 Man Utd back where they belong.
i dont support either club but what a commentator brian moore was and when football was football and only CHAMPIONS played in the champions league not teams who finished 2nd 3rd or 4th
Well the English champions didn't play in the European Champions Cup that season as they were still banned for something or other that they don't like anyone else to talk about.
Wolfington liverpool - juventus accident.when liverpool was great in the 80,the hooligans ruined english football
Gunny Akdo
Accident??? Interesting terminology.
+Wolfington accident?? typical Liverpool,,always the victim never the cause
t75green 1 Shame on you for this comment. You're an idiot
The young John Barnes was fantastic, right up there with the Liverpool all time greats,
Aye, and more than that, one of the finest players in the world in the late 80s and one of England's very best of all time.
Man Utd fans booed Barnes for the same reason they boo Suarez; FEAR.
They booed him because of his blatant dive in the Charity Shield one month earlier.
Wolfington Players didn't dive back in the 80s
@@redflag8970 what a lie
@@andrewwright4195 if u say so bud .
manure
John Barnes and Ian rush what legends !
Love this era for the kits, probably both teams mist iconic kit.
me too. I miss those kits.
josssmith said 'Nowadays if Liverpool are beating United 4-0 their fans soon wake up from their dream' . - Yeah, we woke up and realised be beat United 4-1 (March 2009) and 3-0 (March 2014) at Old Trafford instead. That'll do. hahaha!!!
4-1 isn't fuckin 4-0 though you idiot.
Masstransit2 it’s a hammering still u fuckin manc moron
But.... we just battered Oles shite 2-0 last Sunday on way to another Silver Cup. Libpool
@@DaveSCameron we won Champions league, club world cup, Super cup and Premier League in 1.5 year.
@@foramdabhi8086 5v0 at old Trafford
British players , passionate crowd - the days before Sky ruined the game
i agree with you, sky and bt have killed it
Greedy Sky.
Agreed spoiled it for us all!
Your not wrong
totally agree
Liverpool simply they are a legends
That Liverpool side would have been a contender for winning the UEFA Champions League nowadays.
Arsenal were the league winners in this season
@@lucasm3879 Say that again
@@danesh21
Arsenal were the league winners in this season
@@lucasm3879 no 89 was arsenal then liverpool 90 then leeds 91
@@andrewwright4195
Wrong. Arsenal '89 and '91. Leeds '92. The last season before premier league started 👍
i'm a Manchester United fan..mcMahon the best passer of the ball alongside like Jan Molby, Liam Brady & Steve Archibald was ..
Peter Beardsley is criminally underrated, one of the best players to ever put on a black and white shirt... the Geordie messi. Amazing.
I was at this. Lower main stand beside the Kop. Great atmosphere. Can't believe it was 30 years ago this autumn.
How much these days for Rush, Beardsley & Barnes???? -
Football far better to watch than now - no one rolling around on the floor with gloves on either.
3.04 Rush has never scored against Utd.
Well he did at the end of the next season.
Scoring in a 2-0 win which stopped Utd winning their first title in over 2 decades.
Allowing Leeds to clinch the title.
And within a year of that the knocking off the fucking perch project really kicked into gear
@@Wolfington bit like city knocked utd off their perch
hardly...
@@Wolfington the best team in manchester and will be for a good while longer....utd a club in turmoil
Still city though...suburban joke of a club
a striking 3 of Barnes / Rush / Beardsley ... amazing !
Barnes was an absolute beast
i was born in 90s but i really like this liverpool playing style team YWNA
John Barnes. Class act!!
one of the best liverpool-sides EVER.
There's just something about this era of football, there's more energy, more passion, more inspiration and improvisation compared to today's football. Everything now, although technically phenomenal (and players fitness levels through the roof) it's now all very robotic and seems like almost every goal is a simulation being played out by an advanced algorithm. 80's and particularly 90's football just seemed to have the same class as today but much more organic and creative gusto with passion in every player thats undeniable. Damn i miss these golden years.
football was so mutch better those days
and loads of overpaid pussys
man u/fa gloryhunters are the most racist people in
soccer.11>1.Amen.This was a super duper Liverpool team,played with
panache and invention which was vastly superior to man u/fa's unique
brand of soccer fondly called "Kick Anything That Moves",which was very
much in evidence by messrs M.Robins,Ince and M.Hughes in this match,sure
it was the only way they could 'win' games.For me man u/fa's 2 best
players of all time were Mike Riley and Howard 'The Coward' Webb,truly
awesome dudes who always got man u/fa out of trouble.11>1.Amen.
Dude,that's a pack of lies dude,Tony Cascarino said such things are a myth dude!11>1.Amen.
@Alan West yes the product n players n stadia is better but the feeling experience passion an culture was awesome compared to now
Played now by overpaid prima donnas who are better divers than Tom Daley.
What a ball in by Barnes at 3:45.
Superb footage! Some truly great players on both sides in this game
This time I am 15years old n this time I am ready to Liverpool fan,this memory now 31 years ago very love 💕 this team.liverpool the best team in the world 🌎🗝️🌍ywna🎉❤
John Barnes - my hero
The movement was so crisp and fast!
5.35 was the trade mark Liverpool three phase move as I called it with Barnes as the unmarked runner. Absolutely brilliant.
i was there as a 14 year old,standing on kop.the place was bouncing
Steven White
Was 16 an can be seen in the Kop when Barnes makes it 3-0 I'm wearing green black and red tracky top only for a couple of seconds but I'm there ,
A scouser wearing a tracky top...whatever next?
Why were they booing Barnes?
A, Because he was black. B, Because he never really played as well for England as he did for Liverpool.
Lucky you!
It`s a toss up between the 87/88 team and the 78/79 team as the best of all time.
Joanna Deerfield I would say in terms of productivity in all areas,defense,attack,goals scored and conceded,and points gained the78/79 team were the most efficient,but the exciting flair play and the magical players looking like anything the Brazilian national team has produced over the years,that entertainment factor just about brings them level.
Picture quality is quite good for 26 years ago !
It's good to hear the voice of Brian Moore, so enthusiastic when goals sre scored.
I noticed how both Barnes and Ince were always booed when they got the ball, it was nice to see goalies actually catching the ball.
I loved the 80's and i loved watching this team.
Remember watching it Live on ITVs The Match
McMahon is a beast ! :o
John Barnes was the best player in the world back then.
For the younger viewers out there, note at 04:21 Steve Nicol made a complete hash of his shot, however that is the Right Back in the centre forward position, in open play...Classic Liverpool 🙂
And, a few seasons earlier, he scored a hat-trick against Newcastle. Not the first Liverpool defender from that era to score a hat-trick: Gary Gillespie got one against Birmingham in 1986.
I love hearing the UTD fans booing Barnes every time he gets the ball and he just plays an amazing pass, assist or scores himself:) He and Beardsley were just amazing together:)
Also hilarious that UTD were properly in this game and could have scored 4 themselves:))
What a game to be alive seeing Mancs losing plot with our attacking flair.
I watched the whole game remember jumping for joy lol
The majority of these players on the pitch playing to such high standards and ability were from the British isles. Go forward thirty years and we virtually have none in the whole league.
Exactly.
However, this is one thing I like a lot about Klopp. He has a lot of young British talent in his squad. In all of his Liverpool squads since 2015, half of the players are British. Curtis Jones coming through, Alexander Arnold established, Rhys Williams developing. The one thing I never liked about Man City under Pep is he doesn't bring in enough British players into his squads.
John Barnes best player I ever saw ...as in watched live ..the television doesn't quite show it how he was head and shoulders above anyone on the pitch ...an absolute disgrace he never got picked in the 90 world cup as a first team player
Beardo is my favorate player. He was just pure magic to watch and the best I've ever seen in the ⚫⚪
To think that J. Milner now wears our No.7 jersey. Not that Milner is a bad player, though.
My favorite Liverpool team. That team was the best and it was only missing King Kenny, Keagan, Fowler, and Sami Lee
Gerrard
John Barnes, what a beauty.
Liverpool during the 1980s through to the early 1990s were like the Brazil of the UK in how they played. Look at 5:43-5:59. Alex Ferguson in his interview with Neville recently said that he used to be so impressed by Liverpool and their training and it inspired him in his managerial approach.