A Tactical History of Liverpool, Episode 14: Liverpool - West Ham 1967, Football League 66/67

In a good position to defend their title entering the new year, Liverpool hosted West Ham United at Anfield in their first game of 1967.
Ron Greenwood's men boasted Bobby Moore, Martin Peters and Geoff Hurst from England's World Cup-winning team, however they sat in mid-table.
0:00 Liverpool enter the year in a good position
0:30 West Ham
2:22 Ron Greenwood
7:09 Line-ups
7:25 Liverpool keep the ball while West Ham give it away
8:42 Peter Thompson
9:33 West Ham offer nothing in response
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[@afcfinners]

Awesome video! Greenwood is a strange one but he could have achieved much more if he sadly wasn’t too nice

[@darganx]

One player I would have loved to have seen but before my time was Peter Thompson, you couldn't get the ball off him! Another in a long list of LFC players cruelly underused by England, specifically Ramsey as he hated wingers smh Love your analysis on these games, a magical time that's not commonly referenced as this was the era just before the advent of colour. Great work!!

[@williamfitch1408]

I wonder why pitches were so poor back then. We used to play in the mud like that at school with worn-out leather footballs that soaked up water, making them heavier still.

[@panchopuskas1]

Great videos......thanks for making and sharing them......