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1:03:24 Norman Hunter's failed tackle that lost England the trip to West Germany

I was at that game. First ever football match. Was far left behind the goal which all 4 went in.

There is some goal footage missing particularly Arsenal away? Both 3-1 defeats against Chelsea & Arsenal were painful & the less said about the 6-1 cup hammering at Bolton & 7-1 at Newcastle in the league the better.... shocking performances beyond words.

Nobody ever talks about him as a great.Paul Madeley was great for obvious reasons.

I was watching on the East Stand lower tier that night. The match officials were very poor and the amount of time wasting by Milan was extreme. Mullery and Sogliano we’re having a running battle the whole game but the Italian’s red card was a joke decision. Steve Perryman laid the foundations of his legendary status at Spurs that night, what a great player.

I can still remember the extraordinary crowd surge & roar behind the goal when Greaves headed that goal. I was 12 years old & nothing at a soccer match has ever come close since. Saw Jimmy play 3 times, twice for Spurs that season & once at Highbury for the Hammers - Jimmy scored in every game. The greatest player ever imo.

Proper footballers not like today's big Jessie's, only two men on the pitch had gloves on, the goalkeepers

What are these recordings? Doesn't look like sky or tottenham, who did it?

Happy days

ALL the days, from this day to that, for one chance, ..just one chance,....to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives, ...but they'll never take... OUR CROSSBAR!

I went to this match. Haven’t watched it again but recall every eligible Liverpool player (7) was selected including a recall for Ian Callaghan after many years.

it does my brain good to watch video like this and think wow... the simulation really has been going on for a long time.

8:02 Stuart Kennedy's name was mud after this performance. Back on the slag heap.

5cot1and just love that scoreline 😂

very weak English team, not surprised they lost to Poland the following year or that Scotland went to the World Cup and England stayed home -

When you have Gordon Banks, Peter Shilton is sitting on the bench.

I remember this as a very entertaining game when Pleat's Spurs were starting to hit their stride. Both teams played well. Spurs deserved at least a draw but conceded sloppy goals. You had to feel for John Polston. I think that was only his second start and that happens after about 1 minute!

Ledley king any day !!!!!!!!!!!

Crazy cuts

Это не уэмли, это стадион в Шотландии.

If Peter Shilton had a weakness, it was definitely penalties. Have seen a number of old England matches recently, and apart from the friendly v West Germany in 1985 in which he saved a penalty, on the other occasions, Shilton has just flopped to his side, seemingly making no attempt to get to the ball.

You wouldn't see these speculative long passes in today's football. All much more scientific now. Better as a spectacle? I don't know, but the arrival of many foreign players in today's game has, in my opinion, raised the skill levels.

Why was it played in Berlin (East Germany)?

Best days of my life watching these proper legends, absolutely love them to bits.

Such a great intro.

I love 70's football.

home internationals, ther english world cup hahahaha

Trevor Francis imo was one of the best crosses of a ball England had during his time - problem was he couldn't be on the end of em as well .

No international breaks from domestic football in those days so all of these players would have played for their clubs on the Saturday before and then on the Saturday after probably on a crap pitch !!!

Colin Bell ❤ Alan Ball ⚽

Sunday 1st April 1979

That England team had too many players who were nowhere near top international standard - Marsh, Chivers, Storey, Hunter, Madeley, McFarland, Bell, etc. Some of the players looked overweight , slow and underfit, and their technical limitations, with a few exceptions, were underwhelming.

1:28:57 How tf that was not a red???

England were building a strong team in the 1974-75 season, beating the Czech’s, Portugal & West Germany. Just why Hudson & Ball were dispensed with beats me. This was Ball’s last game, should have been captain until the European Championship qualifiers were completed at least . Revie seemed to loose the plot in the 1975-76 season. ⚽️

A distinct lack of quality from England especially in midfield. England really were crap in that era.

Last ever home international at old Wembley? Didn’t they play euro 96 or other games til 2003?

Something disturbing about those goals and stanchions

Sol , Sol wherever you may be .....

And here’s some of my childhood Ipswich heroes playing against my country,,what do you do lolol,,okay I was quite pleased with the victory 😅

Anderton Barmby Sheringham and Klinnsman was some seriously good attacking ability, how we didn't win anything with that lot in the side is ridiculous. Loved that shirt as well, well there ain't many I don't like lol no commentators prattling on either, commentators these days bore me silly. Great upload Audere Est Facere COYS 🤍💙💛⚽🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿☮️

Another England abhorrence

Alan Ball In black boots, a collectors item, lol

Thanks for uploading these videos. I find watching old football very calming!

Bryan gil is the ref

Ah, the golden tones of Andy Gray.

'Sütçü beygiri' thats what we call our player defeated 8-0 nil😂

Rewatching this is incredible that England couldn't get that second goal. Was that push on Bell near the end a penalty? Football wise England were excellent, quite an exceptional performance and skillful team but just missing that one goal. Shilton mistake didn't help either 😢

The golden years of Polish football. Dramatic, tough match. Great recording quality - thank you very much. Greetings to all Polish and English fans of football and this match.

This was the period when Alf Ramsey seemed to opt for bringing in the hard men to compensate for England's declining performances. They'd just been outplayed by West Germany at Wembley so now both Storey and Hunter were in the team to dish out the rough stuff, with others like Ball and McFarland happy to join in when necessary.

I'm surprised they didn't call for VAR for the first goal.