1972 VFL Grand Final - Richmond Vs Carlton (Extended Highlights)

Reuploaded in 50fps, original broadcast quality. Enjoy these extended highlights of the 1972 VFL Grand Final, the highest scoring grand final of all-time.
1972 VFL Grand Final Extended Highlights
Date: 7 October 1972 2:50PM
Venue: MCG (Attendance: 112,393)
Coverage: Channel 7
Commentators: Michael Williamson, Bob Skilton, Ron Barassi
Carlton 28.9 (177) def. Richmond 22.18 (150)

[@timjwilkes3019]

Quality of editing together with score/time is nothing short of outstanding.

[@raleigh98]

Thanks! Appreciate it mate

[@rahulbhatia7798]

@@raleigh98 is there any chance you have the tools to colourise the game?

[@RobertLonghi-c8w]

Insane football skills by both teams. Jezza, Walls, Nicholls, Doull, Jackson, Keogh, Hart, Bourke, Stewart, Sproule, Morris. Also incredibly good objective commentary

[@demonsbutterfly]

The magnificent commentary of Michael Williamson. Was there that day.

[@planetX15]

Good match.

[@strayamate5162]

Loving the drop kicks!

[@robvonk9131]

Fun fact, Richmond's score of 22.18 (150) would have won any previous Grand Final.

[@sentimentalbloke185]

No, Essendon scored 150 points in 1946 GF, vs Melbourne.

[@Ducatirati]

50 Goals in a GF , it's still keeps me glued to the screen ,it good footy , fast furious, very attacking game , the backs on both sides earned their pay , with the callibre of footballers in this game , all these guy are 2022 footballers some more than others , But Hart ,Jezza , on and on , it's a goal fest , GO BLUES RARARA

[@wespaul9345]

14.50 Keogh "and it's another one to Carlton"

[@peppesimone4897]

That was fucking insane!

[@debbieanne7962]

327 points in a great high scoring game. Better than the garbage stop start defensive game nowadays

[@sentimentalbloke185]

It was the highest scoring game in League history to that point. 327 points has been beaten 7 times since, the record of 345 points was set in 1978 when St Kilda (204) defeated Melbourne (141).

[@rickyelvis3215]

cop that rfc

[@misterzag2871]

New scoreboard end?

[@raleigh98]

The Ponsford stand replaced the Grey Smith Stand at the scoreboard end in 1967, so was known as the New Scoreboard end.

[@sentimentalbloke185]

He got tongue-tied, he meant to say either 'new stand end' (a reference to the Western Stand opened in 1967) or 'scoreboard end' & ended up mixing the two.

[@garyjohnson4778]

Richmond tried to play football in this game and got smashed. Next year they went the knuckle. No team in history had as may filthy mongrels as that 73 side. Hafey should have hung his head in shame. His punishment came in latter years with all those grand final defeats... ha, ha!

[@sentimentalbloke185]

Carlton are like rabbits they must be culled, they had plenty of dirty prix like Walls, Waite, Crosswell etc.