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The pitch looks like the Somme

Proper bloody football, absolutely brilliant to see.

alls i can say is 5-1 lol

Un DOCUMENTO.. . ...! ..Histórico..maravilloso , ! ...(" Abril,de 1921..!!!)) .......una verdadera.".joya "..! ........ .y con mal tiempo , había más de .50.000 .,el público....(!? ...La expresión de los rostros/! .rostros ," amables , claros , !! ..el entusiasmo, ..!!

Nuno's team pushed this one close, but for me this was the best Wolves team of my lifetime. I wasn't there, but remember the euphoria on the Saturday evening and Sunday morning. United had been flying high.

what a game!an end to end thriller!forest had their chances and should have taken them.

The game that prompted Shanks to break up that great 60s Liverpool side .

And so it goes on that LFC win

Good to see showing dissent in football is finally being addressed.

Awesome

Great to see the King out in the rain, shaking the hands of all the players. What a great country England was. So sad what it has become.

50 years later,same venue different result PUSB

Stamford Bridge looked better in 1921.

Sramford bridge. Chelsea

Such a pity that Peter Knowles retired so early. Would have loved to see him linking up with Richards.

Underated player Danny Hegan

9.10. Drunken Blackburn supporter highlight of match.....

After watching this I still struggling to think of good thing to come out of 1960......o hold on, I very wrong......... Prince Andrew arrived ! 🙄

looks like the ref was a red fan!!!

I was a young Lad on the South Bank. Makes me smile....the muddy thread bare Pitch, Fans with Scarves, no rolling around feigning injury, only £1 to get in....

Bro ive known this guy for years, he's a staff member at the primary I went to

certainly a piece of history there, but running on the pitch! what! what! oh i say and in front of the King, what did the papers say?

wow, they had pre-game hype too

There's a kid there wearing a Villa scarf.

Greatest event in the football history... they still keep saying that...

I completely forgot that the great Denis Law was at City in 1974. He went to the World Cup in Germany too later that year. No doubt City had a decent side in 74 with Summerbee, Bell, Marsh and Booth. But Wolves won and they too had some good players: Richards, Dougan, Sunderland and a rookie goalkeeper called Gary Pierce who had a blinder.

Pointless game really, only 20k at Highbury on the day.

Need to be able to hold your piss in those days … great to see both clubs still doing it 100+ years later 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 COYS

Great to see a game where the goalie doesn't hold onto the ball for minutes on end

Pourquoi le ballon utilisé n' est pas le "Telstar" d'adidas ? Celui qui est utilisé semble étrange.

The last time spurs won anything

My Great grandad was at this game , must have been brilliant

Wolves were cheated there.

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What a ball in from peter knowles for the doog to plant it in the back of the net !awesome cross ! 😊 coyw

Trevor Whymark was so good!

Im sure the single player who scored more goals versus Liverpool in the 1970s was one Emlyn Hughes........

Never a pen!

#11 Kelly…. Legend

Phenomenal drainage. The field looked at the Somme early on.

Back in the 60’s the Owls had a decent team, but my team Everton seemed to be a bit of a bogey side to them...We beat them in the ‘66 cup final 3-2 after being 2 nil down with half an hour to go!...and always seemed to beat them after that until they were relegated...in ‘69...1970 Everton went on to be Champions.....good times.... I’ve always liked Sheffield Wednesday...💙

I was at this match, the atmosphere was electric at Molineux in those days.

I was a regular at the Wolves in those days, Waggy was my favourite player, he should have played for England many times, this was in the days when football was played by men, not the namby pamby roll over merchants we see today.

Steve Daley cost City 1.5m but i never saw him play like this

Were the floodlights not working there? dark asf

I was gutted when City sold Barnes and Owen to WBA 2 cracking players in there prime, Malcolm Allison wanted all his own players and tore apart a very good City team at the time

The Shrews beat City 2-0 at gay meadow in the 3rd round i remember it well being City fan, got even worse the year after we lost to Halifax 1-0

I believe Hercule Poirot and Artur Hasting also watching this in the stadium

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