Leeds United movie archive from the 1970s - The Leeds Scottish Connections 1973-74

When Scotland produced players of class - as many as 8 Scottish International players made up the squad of Don Revies League Title winning side of 1973-73... what ever happened to Scottish Football?
David Stewart David Harvey Billy Bremner Peter Lorimer Frank & Eddie Gray Gordon McQueen Joe Jordon
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[@charlierobertson7784]

Rest In Peace Gordon McQueen, Scottish Legend.

[@simondandy7851]

Norman Hunter - Great player, lovely man and a piece of the greatest team that this country has ever seen. RIP you legend

[@fredpearson5204]

Bite Yer Legs! Fantastic player on a great team.

[@andywasp]

RIP Norman Hunter, thanks for everything.💙

[@grahamlfc]

An absolute brilliant documentary about a truly legendary team, one of the greatest teams this country has ever seen and it was brilliant to watch the legendary clashes versus Leeds United at Anfield in the 70's as a long term Liverpool season ticket holder. RIP the one & only Billy Bremner, Terry Cooper, Norman "Bite Yer Legs" Hunter & of course the late great Don Revie.

[@thaiscottie65]

Kind words Graham. Leeds v Liverpool was THE game to look out for. TC is still alive, I think you're thinking of Paul Madeley. All the best to both clubs over the next few weeks, us for promotion & you winning PL.

[@kevinbeck6785]

As liverpool fan always looked forward to great games with leeds utd. when football was played by real men with real tackles. magic games magic times. thanks leeds utd !!!!!!!!

[@markoconnor7439]

Wild Eye knob

[@kevinbeck6785]

@Wild Eye ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

[@georgecopeland1636]

Theres going to be one hell of a game of football in heaven

[@georgecopeland1636]

@Wild Eye Shows youve never seen 2 of the most classy sides play except when youve sen them play (who are you) haha

[@rogerallan4134]

Big Jack and Norman, met them both in the 1990’s and they talked just like that with me. True Gents. MOT.

[@malcolmholmes2205]

I am a Liverpool fan. Leeds were a great team from mid 60s to mid 70s. Yes they were a hard team but they could also play Giles, Brenner, Gray top draw players.

[@gordontaylor5373]

And now Norman Hunter has sadly died. RIP Norman. And now we've lost Jack Charlton. RIP Jack. Sleep tight big guy.

[@edmundpower1250]

And now Trevor Cherry

[@ksportz66]

Edmund Power - RIP both. I support MUFC . My first away game was Allan Clarkes first game in charge (i think) vs Man Utd. I ended up in the Gelderd end 0-0 luckily for me as a 13 yr old. Sad to hear the passing of great players.

[@GoodOlTimesOnlyGayer]

Whatever happened to those heroes? These are men I worshiped and will remember until the day I die. Hopefully as the light fades from my eyes I will see my loved ones again and Joe Jordan heading a goal. RIP Norman Hunter even though he was a Sassenach.

[@chazs001]

RIP NORMAN you were bloody great mate.

[@ptak1966]

One of the best teams to ever grace a football field...true togetherness!!!

[@michaelpower4372]

And cost hardy nothing. Great Great players it's hard to pick one above the other. They were all unbelievable players and Manager Don. That Leeds team. Gary Spray, David Harvey, Paul Reaney, Norman Hunter, Jackie Charlton, Terry Cooper, Paul Meadly, Johnny Giles, Billy Bremner, Peter Lorimer, Eddie Gray, Mick Jones, Allan Clarke, Terry Yoarth, Mick Bates, Look at todays lot my God not worth a mention Useless and get payed a fortune compared to those players.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@michaelpower4372 Useless? A bit like your spelling then eh?

[@michaelpower4372]

@@CB-xr1eg couldn't care less what my pelling is like. 😁

[@johnkane3922]

RIP Peter Lorimer Fellow Dondonian

[@stuartcribbes1794]

Alan Clarke was one of the best footballers I've ever seen

[@ER-gw2xz]

*Allan Clarke

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@ER-gw2xz Sniffer*

[@mike520784]

I had one of those balls that they signed in 1977. I remember it was signed by Bremner and Lorimer and Gray et al. Unfortunately the desire to have a kick about won and the signatures slowly rubbed off... Wish I hadn't had done that😂

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Nothing can be loved or hated unless it is first understood.” Leonardo da Vinci.

[@robertroberts2666]

To be honest, Norman Hunter and Eddie Gray have weathered well throughout the years!

[@robertroberts2666]

Fantastic team from a fantastic era and that's all!

[@chrisevans5259]

I thought the football arround the 60s and 70s had a kind of raw edge to it ,with some great players, ....that were also really strong charcters.....great times

[@ski8615]

Can’t argue with the success they had gotta put em with the best teams in league history

[@matthewfindlay2242]

The tartan whites ruled! Scots players were world class in the 60's and 70's

[@robinmcewen3286]

@Rees Jones Urban myth my friend. Created by the English media. All down to Frank Haffey shipping 9 against England. Our goalies in the 60s/70s were nothing special. But Leighton and Goram were as good as anything England had in the 80s and 90s. England's weak spot has been goalkeeper since Shilton retired. Every one of them has been an error-strewn disaster. Woods and Seaman were very good. But Goram was miles better than both. Scottish players dominated English football for 50 years. Every club had a Scottish backbone until about 1988ish. But whether it's Scots, Scandinavians or South Americans, the best players in England have never been English since the 50s. It's why you'll never win a tournament again.

[@paulmadeley644]

RIP Norman Hunter. Not only a though centre back but a skilfull left leg.

[@michaelpower4372]

I think back to those players and games more than the players and games of today. I've even forgot the world cup final between ah ah forgot the teams playing the other day.

[@alwynpeel1920]

Wonderful team

[@steaks652]

Didn't like um, but admired them, they were very good at what they did. Super Leeds!!

[@ianbennett1491]

The greatest team that ever pulled on a shirt.

[@leedsboy64]

i agree not just all internationals but brilliant internationals

[@RichardSmith-ew3xz]

Is that the team that lost twice to Celtic in the European Cup Semi Final?

[@leedsboy64]

@@RichardSmith-ew3xz yes close 2 only thing is Leeds united played in a very tough league where each week you played a good team so fatigue played a part Glasgow Celtic played and still play in a pub league

[@andym28]

@@leedsboy64 it's weird now the prem is supposedly a great league but England are such persistent failures.

[@nobbytang]

I clearly remember as a kid then a young teenager just how great Leeds United were ....but ...but there success was built upon a World Cup winner in the heart of its defence in n jackie Charlton ....hard as nails and fast as f-ck ...the fastest in the squad ...big tall guy with big fat thighs ....

[@jerryoshea3116]

As an kid,I always thought Leeds were fantastic..,(and I'm from London&ended up backing Spurs) But Man U,Leeds and Liverpool were something special &I have to state this,but those teams would smash through and dance all over any of the teams playing now..

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Remember when he sparked that Barcelona player in the European cup 🤣👍

[@martinlove7073]

Eddie gray was a great footballer

[@Sameoldfitup]

I love Leeds United

[@jeffgleisner890]

Leeds had a strong Scotuush connection in tte 50s too. As a small boy, my favourite player was a wee Glaswegian by the name of Georgie Meek. Like Pete Lorimer, he could pick out his centre forward with pin point centres from the right wing. He had the incomparable Welshman Joihn Charles as his target man; Pete had Jones and Clarkie. Agree with Eddie that the Review side was broken up too early. The two Scotsmen had come in and Tony Currie (also a phenomenal player) too. But a weak Board caved in to media cliches and players like Norman, Billie and Peter and Terry Cooper were prematurely released, as were Clarkie and Jones). The two younger Scots, sensing a lack of ambition, then jumped ship. So we were left only with a Rolls Royce (Paul Madeley - my favourite among a team of great players) and a brilliant berr belly of a player (Tony Currie) to keep us going until the predicatble relegation in 1983.

[@paulwebb6087]

Leeds underestimated a very good Stoke City side and paid the price.

[@LG-kl3co]

RIP Norman.

[@tonynesbit9673]

Great players great team,should have well more trophies from an evertonian.

[@bandsbikesandboozereviews]

R.I.P. Norman Hunter

[@bremnersghost948]

Canteen at ER must do a fantastic breakfast Porridge and Haggis, Neeps & Tatties for Lunch to keep so many First class Jocks going

[@mikewest1542]

Terry Yorath picking up his wages, he probably only got £200 , cant do that now, unless you have a wheelbarrow!

[@Gamefeedvids]

The days before TV and money ruined the game :(

[@rossg9361]

This team would be competative in the Premier league today.

[@regfox2000]

⚽️💙💛Super Leeds💛💙⚽️

[@wonjubhoy]

Bob paisley won 6 titles to revie's 2. Paisley won 3 european cups and a uefa cup. Revie won 2 fairs cups. The best ever british team was bob paisley's liverpool team.

[@leedsboy64]

1975 CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE BUT FOR CHEATING FRENCH REFEREE A TRULY BRILLIANT TEAM

[@dinerouk]

The one who was later banned, but leeds never had their case reviewed.

[@markoconnor7439]

Wild Eye knob

[@leedsboy64]

@Wild Eye swat

[@davidbeckett3345]

Arthur Graham was also Scots , and eventualy whent to Man U

[@mohdazmi10]

The ex-Leeds United players under Don Revie who later became football managers. 1.Jack Charlton (Middlesbrough, Sheffield Wedensday, Newcastle and Eire) 2.Billy Bremner ( Doncaster Rovers and Leeds United) 3.Norman Hunter (Barnsley) 4.Allan Clarke (Barnsley & Leeds United) 5.Eddie Gray ( Leeds United) 6.Johnny Giles (WEst Bromwich Albion)

[@steakandsidJustLeeds]

...also Cooper Yorath and Cherry..

[@mohdazmi10]

Just Leeds - steakandsid terry cooper (bristol city) terry yorath (wales) trevor cherry (bradford)

[@mohdazmi10]

Just Leeds - steakandsid could you upload the 1982 WBA v Leeds match? we Leeds fans in Malaysia actually don't have any idea what really happened on the pitch except we know WBA won and the winning goal scored by Cyrille Regis. and Leeds were relegated😢😢😢

[@YerDa67]

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[@LeedsUnitedJohn]

Our Adversaries say Dirty Leeds but look what the other great Players say about that team.

[@thevillaaston7811]

Leeds have suffered cruelly from players passing away in recent times: Madeley, Charlton, Hunter, Cherry, and now Lorimar and McQueen unwell.

[@lindamcguin9100]

Now Trevor Cherry

[@peterweldon3721]

Super leeds

[@robertroberts2666]

What was Paul Reaney's background as he never struck me as being a native Brit?

[@robertroberts2666]

And please don't use the "race" card with me as I can prove my British heritage!

[@robertroberts2666]

Paul Reaney was a great player and part of a great team! Iam asking an honest, non-judgemental question and expect an honest, non-judgemental answer.

[@staghastings]

@@robertroberts2666 he was born in Fulham. Capped three times for England.

[@waynebaker3481]

What are you like get over it leeds united were a fantastic team then

[@rampageclover9788]

RIP Gordon McQueen....football is once again a lesser place with the departure of another larger than life personality both on the pitch and in the punditry box

[@peterweldon3721]

No body ever says anything about brain flynn great player

[@peterweldon3721]

Brien flynn I mean

[@nicholasdavies6264]

When MEN played football! Then get a pay packet with some loose change in it !

[@stephenbrown3835]

Great team ~~~ Don fashioned them and Billy Bremner lead them !! Real football ⚽️ ~~ today it’s political passing for overpaid models !! 🍀🤠🍀💚

[@willynorrmen4494]

Kommer du?

[@irwinpurcell]

Always known as dirty leeds.

[@stephenmcphail9758]

Aye us Scots guys gave you Inglish yer best players, and 1 of the first 5 dresser mobs,The famous ASC, Scotland the Brave

[@charlesdoherty9879]

Stephen Mcphail , Good old Eddie, year’s and year’s down there and still got the Glaswegian accent even now 👍

[@nomsie55]

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[@mark.lawrence]

fcuking bingo? 🙈

[@markojack15]

Sweaty fucking socks tut

[@jasonbennett5279]

up the tykes

[@davidcraven1702]

revie was a bender !

[@09weenic]

And......

[@robertroberts2666]

Has Joe Jordan ever repented of his handball in the Welsh penalty area which allowed Scotland to qualify for the 78 World Cup Finals? If not, then I have no regard for the cheat that is Joe Jordan!

[@Henry-vu5sg]

Haha - Scotland would have won anyway. It was 2 nil and they played Wales off the park.

[@chloesdad1000]

Dirty team with a bent manager. Holding the fort until the true champions from Liverpool took over.

[@Ttg1984]

Martin Farny sour grapes

[@mickeasingwood7451]

Unlike Souness and Grobbelaar, eh? Not to mention Hysel & Hillsborough, both caused by those wonderful sporting Liverpool fans. 39 & 96 people killed by rampaging drunken Liverpool fans.

[@leedsboy64]

@@lukepepper3949 spot on mate Liverpool did take over and were a brilliant team and institution as were Leeds Fixture congestion was cruel to us and stopped Don and his team winning what they should have Still to see a team in the same division destroy another team as Leeds United did to Saints in 74 and do not expect to anytime soon

[@davidhudson7713]

@@mickeasingwood7451 Couldnt agree more Mick

[@fotisntelis1582]

Μεγάλωσα με την ομαδαρα αυτή!Η καλυτερη ομαδα της Ευρώπης!Ποδοσφοιρο πολυ μπροστα απο την εποχη της!Ληντς σε ευχαριστώ!