A Tactical History of Liverpool, Episode 16: Liverpool - Chelsea 1967, Football League 67/68

The summer of 1967 was one of change for Liverpool.
As Tommy Docherty's Chelsea come to visit, we introduce Geoff Twentyman, Emlyn Hughes and Tony Hateley, while saying goodbye to Gordon Milne.
0:00 Geoff Twentyman
11:46 Emlyn Hughes
17:47 Gordon Milne leaves for Blackpool
18:13 Tony Hateley
19:31 67/68 so far
19:44 Line-ups
20:04 Tommy Docherty's troubles at Chelsea
21:15 Chelsea's doubling up on Peter Thompson fails
22:17 Liverpool control the midfield
23:25 Liverpool goals
24:30 Peter Osgood creates a consolation
25:49 Tommy Docherty reaches the end at Chelsea
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[@geofferyholland4874]

Tony Hateley " King Of The Air"

[@redfood9925]

Just found this series. Love the content!

[@manwiththeplan4130]

Lovely footage 👌🏽

[@flippop101]

Brilliant video.

[@Bloxdio_God]

Really good video and analysis. Tony Hateley was a real handful and had a fantastic strike rate for Liverpool. He gave them options and I am surprised they didn’t hang onto him long term.

[@normanby100]

Revie wanted to sign him for Leeds before Mick Jones. But he faded away alarmingly at Liverpool and never recaptured his old form.

[@mikewilliams9651]

Fascinating stuff. Particularly interesting about Twentyman. Didn't we get Clemence and Keegan from Scunthorpe for some rediculously low fees?

[@HoldingMidfield]

£18k and £33-35k (sources differ) respectively. Shanks described the latter as "robbery with violence".

[@mikewilliams9651]

Come on without, come on within, you'll not see nothing like the Mighty Emlyn!