Me encanta esta película.la he visto montón veces.el propio chicho decia que oensaba que no iba a poder estrenarse

Miss Hunter loves Clive you can see that when he hugs her ,and she closes her eyes, and looking at him as she is standing next to Theo saying goodbye . Miss Kerr is so brilliant at those little looks that say so much .

Ince looks grear there haha!

Today’s players would need psychiatric help if they played against a 70’s team with players like Tommy. RIP legend.

I love the commentary / ‘Newcastle were stripped naked’ (not finishing with ‘and frucked’)!!!

The nasty Man got his comeuppance

Absolute long shot but has anyone got the full program of this?

wimbolden beat Liverpool beacause of attitude...vinnys proof

thanks vinny i can barley remember him..but i can remember you ..bosss ..❤❤❤

I dislike United losing to Chelsea, City and Liverpool. 🙂

From a Man U fan. Great great player. RIP Tom

Anyone saw…Tales Beyond The Grave..a tribute to Nobby and a visit to his grave !

What ? Just one cap for England but why a player of his caliber ?

He was injured so often but he was an exciting player to watch. I was glad he won a league champion's medal before he retired, although he was a squad player by then.

Just shows that sometimes a big club getting relegated isn't necessarily as bad as it first seems. Man. U. now had the opportunity to rebuild and start again because if truth be told the great Busby teams had aged and were ready to be reborn. We also saw this with a Spurs relegation in 1977 and their subsequent successes in the early 80s.

more aggressive than hard, i suspect he wdnt have been particularly hard in a one to one fair fight, his style was attacking out of the blue, punching to the back of the head etc. basically a lowlife tosser

Tommy was a great player for us, but ironic they talk about the 65 Cup final. Smith didn't break anyone's collar bone, unlike Leeds Collins who busted Gerry Byrne's in the first 10 minutes. Gerry played the rest of the game (no subs allowed) with a broken collar bone AND contributed to the winning goal. THAT'S a hard man. RIP Tom & Gerry :)

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Legend !!!

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Whos that knob saying jamiest winners of all time

One of the best ever opening credit sequences. Action films should always start with movement or tension.

Paul was a genius of a player, gifted with supreme talent. He should have been a midfielder, 👍💪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

It wouldn't be a problem today .society's morals have taken a big dive .

As a blue nose it beggars belief Tommy played one game for England. There were many really great players who never got one cap.

Tommy Smith what a player,Loved watching him as a kid .Tommy played in some great Liverpool teams back in the days of real football not like todays carry on..

Thank you for posting this. Great memories. Happy times.

With Robson England battered France, arguably the best team at that tournament, at the start of the 1982 World Cup. Then he got a nasty shoulder injury and we stank thereafter. The French midfield of Platini, Giresse and Tigana received high praise from all quarters and rightly so, but they had no answer to Bryan Robson.

Frank O'Farrell and Tommy Doherty were both badly treated

Looking back now, 1977 was the end of an era. It became clear Leeds were a spent force; United sacked the Doc; Liverpool won the European Cup to show finally that someone else (as well as United) could do it; Keegan left England; and Clough got back to the First Division.

Eight of the team relegated in 1973-74 were still in the team when United were Double contenders until the last few games in 1975-76. In those seasons the defence conceded 48 and 42 goals respectively. United went down in 1974 cos they couldn't score in a proverbial.

A great shame and agonising to think of what United might've become had Docherty kept his cock in his pants. But they had to sack him. If he'd had an affair with a woman unconnected with the club then fair enough - not a football matter. But it was the physio's wife. And Laurie Brown was an employee. They could hardly sack Brown. But to have kept the Doc would've created all kinds of rifts behind the scenes.

Doubt the doc would have won the league, forest were fantastic in the 77/78 season and Liverpool's 78/79 were one of the best in league history.

My Dad was a taxi driver and looked pretty fearsome himself. He had Tommy Smith in his taxi one day and he said to me "that Tommy Smith looks hard on the TV but in real life he looks absolutely frightening".

They'll always be envious of the well hung docker .

Nobby Stiles a Collyhurst legend

What the fuck does Vinnie Wank Jones know about being hard? Total bellend and poser. One of the worst players ever…fake hard man

Nice to see Chris Faircloughs knee in the head to Ince at 2.43 funny as fuck

Mick Hartford Duncan Ferguson. Yes you may not fully catch this and You might not respect this . Ronnie Whelan was every bit as hard as any of those but it was his humble persona that fooled many. Souey said Whelan was hard as the next to look at him you didn't picture he be tougher than the look.

I met Tommy in ANFIELD October 1986 what a build with the Fog horn leghorn chest he wore striped polo Liverpool shirt 9 years after his League EUROPEAN cup triumph with our beloved reds.. 5 ft 10 of muscle.

Brilliant at Aston Villa and he still did a job at Derby in his mid thirties. Just imagine what a centre back he would of been had he not of had a dicky knee

No Man City's and Leeds was every bit as many. To the size of the ground. If they was that good why was they down in the first place. THEY HAD BIG SYMPATHY FROM MUNICH OTHERWISE IT BE DIFFERENT.

MANCHESTER IS BLUE

Tommy actually played 639 times for us in all competitions. Tommy's treatment in his later years by the govt. is another in the long list of reasons why Liverpool fans hate the 'establishment'. Whilst suffering from Arthritis, plastic knees, elbows and hip; combating the early stages of dementia - Tommy took a penalty kick for charity at the half time break during the FA cup final between us and Utd. The result of which the bloody Govt. stopped his disability allowance!

Her brother's death was so satisfying.

I remember Mick, Tommy's son playing for Sunderland at our place and we began to chant " Who's your father, Who's your father, Who's your father shagging now" 😂🤣

Wow, Listen to the atmosphere the crowd etc.... And look at football now 🤮☹️🤬🦐

The Legend of 'Ooh Agh Paul McGrath' ⭐☘️⭐☘️⭐☘️⭐☘️⭐☘️

Linda Hayden with Susan George, what more could you wish for, a 70s lads wet dream....

Well that scouser at the end ate his words!