Tickets for the away game at Leeds £0.35 & £0.40 pence, in today's money that's £4.00, shows how fans are being ripped off.

I was at quite a few of these games as a young teenage Arsenal fan, the atmospheres were something else, that semi final replay at whl was bonkers! Probably one of the best if not the best I e ever encountered 😊 I feel privileged to have been going at this time (also £2.50 on my junior gunners card for home games and a fiver for away game London derby’s it was amazing times! Thanks for uploading this you hero whoever you are👊🙌👍

Great music, great kit and great players and Brian Moore

Dieter Müller should have scored (12:52, best chance of the match). Outstanding Köln midfielder Flohe was not half as good as the season before due to a persistent injury. Two teams on par here with a winner overall who needed a bit of luck.

Watched this fulham team play my team at bramall lane i was just 14 ..fantastic day ..15 years later bumped into both George and Rodney in the bar at sheffield railway station ..to this day that fulham team means a lot to me 😊

Nottingham Forest's European adventures were totally surreal. Just how did they do it?? I know they were in the second division a few years before this - but it can't have been just Brian Clough, even just him and Peter Taylor. It must have also been their team spirit, which I'm sure Cloughie encouraged, but I can't believe this is the work of one man

Gerald Sinstadt was always biased toward Liverpool

Asa Hartford wore white boots, same type as Alan Ball.

Laurie and Cyrille's big issue with the England team was simple, they played for us, West Brom. In this Era we had some of the best in the world play and none of them could make that break to the point Robson had to leave for United to get his shot at England.

The PGMOL wanted the referee from this match to join the premier league this season but apparently he was too good 🤔

1:59:42 well said Graham 👏👏

1:54:20 platt to the referee “He should have f*cking gone off there and you f*cking know it”

1:26:03 this is probably the worst ever positioning of a goalkeeper in the history of football, he’s standing outside of the far post giving koeman a shot at an empty net

I just love the condescending commentaries towards Steaua., at least in the beggining. The one that laughs last laughs better :)

That proggy Rick Wakeman-esque theme tune takes some beating

Look at that, 5 goals and no VAR. Players on £200/week not £200k/week. All putting in a shift on sh@t pitches and no colour highlights in their hair !

Looking back on this, we were absolutely robbed

Wasn't this known as 'The Battle of Stamford Bridge' because the aggro was so bad? Most of the trouble used to be at the huge away end where the odd North Stand once stood. Ahh the good days. Proper terracing. Proper hard footballers. The original Shed End. And not the modern rubbish we have now

No Scottish commentators? 👎

Sad that Best became bigger than the game he graced & ultimately the marriage had to end. The scoreline flattered Utd, as N'hampton played quite well, but Best made the difference, he wasn't that overjoyed. I think he dreaded more headlines good or bad. He sees through all that & wants out of it. Wilf McGuiness was the manager? & former utd player when Best arrived.

Great game

Love old school football!

Palace keeper 19 ? Looks 30.😂😂😂

Why keegan, Trevor brooking and francis not play this games.

I forgot that we only needed a draw because of goal difference. If koeman was sent off we would have easily got the draw and gone to the World Cup. Graham Taylor was the most unlucky England manager

Jack Taylor refereed the 1974 World Cup Final. No chance of that ever happening in this day and age with the bent referees from the PGMOL.

1986 Mexico was the last GREAT World Cup...

So much hair

Madness. Just wonderful.

You forget just how bad Sourness was as a manager.

Liverpool fans when they say chelsea have no history....

Love the simple kits

Best not at his best

Classic chauvanist comment after the report of the women's international. How times have changed

Ince booked for charging down a free kick that Wouters done for an England free kick when a red card for keoman was not shown. Bent ref or what ?

Typical comments from so called English? Fans? We win the game 2/0 played well scored two good goals, and all you comment on is the band, your not true England fans

Jimmy hill very disrespectful of John fashanu,’he was picked on merit, get behind him

Lyn am and hill typical pessimists, how? Lyn ham had Scotland a better team on paper? Are u mad? What Mal pass mckimmie Connor

C' est quand même drôle que les gardiens de buts ne portaient pas de gants.

Nearly 6 mins before the games started. Get on with it Dessie!

When football was proper

No one ever mentions the trumpet……ever present at every World Cup!

So in 1971 Scottish Television were actually still covering matches using a single 16mm film camera? And they used to slag off Tyne Tees for being behind the times...

All Players were English Players Those Days.

He might have been 'too English' and too Thatcherite for an average Gers man, but Graeme Souness did something no-one else had done here at Ibrox: our distaste for Scottish Catholics (not Catholics from other parts of the world) was a widespread feeling in the WHOLE of Scotland (do not hide, ye lot from the east coast...) ever since the Irish had come to Scotland to flee from the famine and thus becoming a high risk for the poor Scottish working class: it was A WAR BETWEEN THE POOR. This is what sectarianism is all about: <<they'll steal our jobs, why don't they go back home?>> on our Protestant side. It 's part not only of Rangers' inheritage, it's part of SCOTLAND'S INHERITAGE. Given the fact that the Irish here were granted state funded Catholic schools, there was little we could share with them. Up until 1989, all this typically Scottish distrust for 'anything Irish and Catholic' was pretty normal, though other clubs had broken this unwritten rule and hired Scottish Catholics in their ranks: they'd realised winning is more important than centuries of tradition. Souness (probably because he was indeed 'not that much a Scot') decided it was time for Rangers to come out of moving sands (we'd only won one League title in 9 years...) and break away from tradition and local culture, hiring the best striker in the country, Mo Johnston, a Catholic and a Celtic man. We were gutted and angry at him. As soon as Mo wore our colours, we immediately realised our history had changed. And it was now time for Celtic men to throw up their anger at Johnston, seeing how he celebrated his goals and even wear Rangers scarves... two titles came immediately, then came Hateley and all the others who've made us march onto 9 in a row for a decade. Naw, sectarianism hasn't disappeared in Scotland, I suppose it's part of our culture, we're still two halves of poor men fighting each other, but at least we've learnt we can still improve. Maybe one day we'll all share much more in common with 'the other lot' and end up supporting Rangers or Celtic for the sake of Scotland (not only Britain or Ireland), as we already do when it comes down to voting (the whole of Scotland is a left-wing working class happy island), maybe all this rivalry will become a wee bit easier to handle.

great footage - was this only on Granada - ITV's North West regional channel?

Five of the Doc's 1977 FA Cup winning side in United's starting XI.

If one was wondering why Holland didn’t beat Argentina in the final, the answer is @ 28:45

Classic videos

Brian Moore death?