Bobby Moore & John Mitchell interview 1975 Fulham

Bobby Moore & John Mitchell interview 1975 after Birmingham game 5th April 1975

[@lancashirebomber9744]

sickening how bobby moore was treated by the F.A, and football in general after retirement. probably england's greatest defender/leader.

[@Lord_Hillcrest01]

Im a taxi driver down here in poole dorset . Frequently take gazza around and he has said many times the f.a. love you when youre fit & playing well but when youre not......youre a nobody and they do nothing to help you...sad.

[@AndreaElizabeth100]

Yes, it is terrible what happened. It reminds me of veterans when they leave the army the military. They have no support or help after they have fought for their country our country Britain.

[@samuelaugustodasilva1815]

I support Manchester United, I really love Busby babies, Fergie boys, too some several Liverpool legends, Duncan Edwards, Stanley Mathews, and some others... but Bobby Moore was the best. although a center back, he waas a complete player. skillful, wise, quick, after him came paolo maldini, nemanja vidic and metz hummels... some right footed players acting by left side at the pitch. the only one to mark Pele, Best, Mathews, Garrincha, Jairzinho, Puskas, law, Muller, Eusébio, and several others

[@Darksky1001able]

I love Bobby Moore oh so much!

[@AuntyM66]

The meeting of the Moore's Brian and Bobby.

[@garyskinner2422]

Bobby Moore , BOBBY MOORE , GOD

[@eg8481]

One of the greatest world footballers of all time..an ICON

[@mikesaunders4775]

Two legends together.Fulham were so priviliged to have Bobby's services and Mitch's goal in the Maine Road replay was like something out of a dream.

[@samuelaugustodasilva1815]

and George Best about one season

[@Tabish29]

RIP Sir Bobby.

[@AndreaElizabeth100]

I love these guys accents. The London accent is so nice. I think it is one of the best of all the various English accents. So warm sounding.

[@jerryoshea3116]

Interesting comment Andrea...But I think the London accent is being watered down(through natural cultural reasons of course),but for many yrs the media has looked down it's nose at the "London accent and Londoners in general. .And then of course the "Ali G"image didn't help,but paradoxically that seems to be def in "vogue" for some reason(even though Mr Cohen was hardly celebrating that manner of speaking,or the image of the exponents)That"s my little RANT over with! But always nice to see the two Moore's.. Both class from different but memorable era's.

[@AndreaElizabeth100]

@@jerryoshea3116 Sad that the London accent is being watered down. Different parts of London had slightly different accents such as North London, South London and East London. The EastEnder accent from the East End is the distinct cockney accent. The "Ali G" character came from Staines which is just outside of South West London. Staines is on the River Thames but it is just outside of London. Ali G was meant to be sort of London Asian but he had an almost Jamaican thing in the way he talked and looked sort of American in the way he dressed. I think you are right that the London accent is being merged with other cultures. I don't understand why the media hate Londoners so much? If you look at other working-class groups like Mancunians the media seem to like them. People in the media seem to like the Liverpool accent, Newcastle accent, Glasgow accent, Yorkshire accent and so on. Why is the media so hard on Londoners? Really sad what has happened to the great city of London. Bobby Moore played for West Ham. I lived up North in Manchester for 3 years and I hated it there. I'm still dealing with trauma from what happened in Manchester I have a sort of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). They don't seem to like Londoners in Manchester. They have a hard macho type culture in Manchester and a real gangster culture. One of the men that hated me who was from the Manchester/Lancashire area was called Nova Rehman. Nova sounds like it could be a girls name but he was actually a very hard man a gangster type I found him frightening and threatening. I think Nova might be short for 'Navid' not totally sure though. I hope I never see him again. I won't go into detail as to what happened. After living in Manchester for 3 years I have so much more love and respect for Londoners both men and women I love them. I'm from London that is my culture. I really regret moving to Manchester for 3 years as it did damage to my health. I don't understand why Bobby Moore was treated so badly after he retired from playing football.

[@martinarcher1503]

Brian Moore was just the best ever host, the perfect match with the very different Jimmy Hill on the occasions where they were on the same show

[@Trac3r.]

My good friends father passed away an is on the same page as bobby in the cemetery book no consolation to my friend but his dad being west ham would have loved it for those wishing to know he is at the East London cemetery grange rd E13 that's where bobby is buried I live two mins walk away

[@tajmuhammad9688]

Bobby Moore Rest in peace. Probably the Greatest English player of All time. I'm West Ham Fan since childhood to Adulthood Till I Die.

[@Ruda-n4h]

@@tajmuhammad9688 Stanley Matthews

[@andisadler2897]

I was always brought up with playing the Easy ball!, Bobby was the king of this, the easy short pass if in dangerous postion not to just whack it. Possession is the king, the opponents cannot score goals if you have all possession. I wasnt a defender though i played on the Right Wing, but i did get back quite alot for corners etc.

[@AndreaElizabeth100]

Bobby Moore died at just 51 years old that is really only half a life. He got an OBE from the Queen but he was treated badly when he retired from football. Why didn't Elton John step in to help him? There is a drama about Bobby Moore and his first wife Tina on ITV. He had a great East End London accent.

[@gammergq]

At 4.30 slickest distribution you will see from any defender in the world let alone an English one, Bobby Moore = the greatest defender of all time imo.

[@Ruda-n4h]

Obdulio Varela, Ernst Ocwirk, and Franz Beckenbauer were better at coming forward with the ball but Moore was the best ever 'in-line' sweeper.

[@JC-hu1wd]

Love those flares

[@truthbaxter9689]

Not a mention of the team they met in the final. West Ham. Bobby Moore played against the hammers for Fulham in the final. They would have known that West Ham, were in the other semi final.

[@DimhatAhmed]

Bobby Moore is English Footballs General that’s for sure!

[@alexwilde1975]

John Mitchell's voice, wtf.

[@alejandrogolt68]

Maine Road was a stupid choice of venue for the replay for both teams.. But we all went up there.. It was a terrible game won by a freak goal...

[@DaveSeville-sf1ku]

Where would you have played it? Baseball ground maybe. I think playing it in London or Birmingham would be unfair

[@DillyBrew]

yeah

[@mcfcguvnors]

is it true that fulham wore man citys away kit for this tie?

[@fullygrownshambles]

So, even the great Bobby Moore mistimed his headers occasionally.

[@miniroll32]

Random question chaps, but did this interviewer provide the voice in the television broadcast in 2001 A Space Odyssey?

[@louiem2]

no

[@AndreaElizabeth100]

Bobby Moore's son Dean Moore also died young I think at the age of 43 very tragic. Elton John was the chairman of Watford Football Club from about 1976 why didn't he step in to help Bobby Moore? Why did they treat him so badly in football ⚽️ after he retired? It makes no sense.

[@sgu02nsc66]

What did Elton John do wrong?

[@AndreaElizabeth100]

@@sgu02nsc66 Not sure if Sir Elton John did anything wrong as such but he didn't help maybe could have been more supportive.

[@samuelaugustodasilva1815]

WestFulHam vs FulWestHam B. Moore #6 vs B. Moore #6 best all time center back ever.

[@Ruda-n4h]

Obdulio Varela and Ernst Ocwirk and then Franz Beckenbauer.

[@samuelaugustodasilva1815]

Bobby Moore was the first to play as center back, full back and deffensive midfield, all by left side generally. a right-footed player, but playing at left side (marking, heading, assisting, performing superb long assists and still scoring some important goals). He was the first and after Him, came Hummels (Dortmund), Vidic (United), P. Maldini (Milan), F. de Boer (Ajax)...

[@DillyBrew]

because they forgot theirs

[@XxSportsxX1000]

why

[@LukasNiedertscheider]

Jawoll edu-moodle :D

[@XxSportsxX1000]

haha city all the way

[@danfernandes5607]

Sort your tie out man!

[@MrHurley61]

Super Johnny Mitchell .. just no fashion sense! Lol.

[@mikesaunders4775]

It was cool at the time though.