Magic tv moments from past World Cups - 1982

[@sharadpatel92]

The ITV pundits for this World Cup included Mick Channon, whose clashes with John Bond were legendary. Their on-screen tension was absolutely hilarious!😆

[@dt7449]

Love Cloughie’s response ...’....Johnnn ! ‘ 😂

[@PeteMcNulty76]

Omg 3 men in the panel, how dare they not have 3 women who never played professional football in the men's game on here giving their vast experience on the game. Thankfully 1982 is gone. 💋💯

[@paulmcneill581]

All these guys are sadly gone now real football people it’s terrible.R.I.P

[@chrisscholes]

Fantastic!! Love all three lions on the panel ❤. So refreshing to see the difference off option 👌 That's why we love the game. I'm obsessed with Clough best manager England never had r.i.p ❤❤

[@rayvonn2891]

Sansom, Rix, Woodcock, yep, I think we all get it. Excellent post.

[@gavinreid8937]

Nobody today on a pundits panel or football show works IN football , its a career for them now, slightly safer than being a manager & practicing what you preach!

[@garyowens1517]

Clough was brilliant

[@converse91970]

Haha....brilliant! I would love to see more clips from the 1982 World Cup, BBC and ITV.

[@chrisbennett606]

converse91970 same here

[@hairynews1973]

And here too!

[@glynnevans1851]

@@chrisbennett606 Hi Chris the ITV panel of 1970 were Momentous and tremendous sense of humour Brian Clough and Paddy Creand good honest banter.Cant stand Liniker and Shearer they state the obvious and say the same pifel every week ..Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK 🕊🤝

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

Almost as good as Mexico 70 - ALMOST (football punditry in the style of "Mean Streets" or "Goodfellas" etc). I'm surprised they weren't all playing Poker and sledging each other by the time of the Final. Not like now of course (well not on BBC anyway, but we wouldn't expect THEM to...)

[@arthursteven5601]

Sad all have gone now 😓

[@tomfaulkner6616]

Proper pundits with no holds barred. Wonder where Roy Keane got his MO from?!

[@kierangilly1]

Jimmy and Clough in same studio. The bar after will be rammed lol 😂

[@stevenlangdon-griffiths293]

Brian was the best manager we never had. Shame on the weak and insecure men of English football.

[@stevee6305]

Great picture quality on old footage!

[@jamesmcgrath578]

It’s 1982 not 1955 !

[@stevee6305]

@@jamesmcgrath578 still 40 odd years ago and no doubt on VHS too

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

@@stevee6305 I'm erring on the side of Betamax unless he got the stuff from ITV!!!

[@cyrilrogan4069]

Didn't Cloughie look smart in his England jacket

[@Grandmastergav86]

Love the guy but he's half cut here lmao

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

Snappy dresser.

[@martinkelly6709]

In his early days he was always a snappy dresser.

[@Jefferson1969-u4s]

He was a gob shite. But he was unique

[@Pa-tk1dx]

John Bonds hair though 😂

[@salamander981]

Tony Morley should have been in that England team on the left wing. Form player, just won European Cup with Aston Villa.

[@kailashpatel1706]

and the league, the year earlier?

[@salamander981]

@@kailashpatel1706 Correct 1981 League champions Villa 🏆

[@kailashpatel1706]

@@salamander981 i agree with your point though..Gordon Cowans also never made the squad..

[@salamander981]

@@kailashpatel1706 ...he was a classy player. England were strong in midfield though. Robson, Hoddle, Wilkins, Brooking. Cowans was very unlucky.

[@kailashpatel1706]

@@salamander981 I will honest though, Clough and Peter Taylor (who admired Cowans) would have got rid of Brooking (as they would have Mills, Dave Watson etc) for Hoddle and Cowans mostly on the basis they were young and upcoming talent whilst Brooking was knocking on like Keegan (though both were unlucky with injuries)...that would have been the reasoning..they would have been no room for sentiment with those two..

[@MarcoSpeaksNadsat]

Greavesie's having none of it lol

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

Not the first or last time Jimmy was the referee with Cloughie and pundits on ITV!😄

[@hairynews1973]

I'd love to see more of this !!

[@martinkelly6709]

Brian Clough (as of 1982) - 2 first division titles, 2 football league cups, 2 European Cups, 1 Super Cup John Bond - Second division runner up Who as a manager really knows what they're talking about?

[@mark.lawrence]

the first manager to win division one titles with two different clubs... having taken them both from the second division... & the other man is?

[@mark.lawrence]

rate him all you like, twice... but he won nothing... clough won everything except for the fa cup • two first division titles • four league cups • two european cups • one super cup • two promotions one is qualified to talk... the other one is just an opinion...

[@martinkelly6709]

@@mark.lawrence Which is what I was highlighting...all the trophies Cloughie had won at that point compared to John Bond's big fat zero, hence who REALLY knew what they were talking about.

[@jamesgreen8573]

Doesn’t mean a thing I’m sure they both know there stuff

[@jamesgreen8573]

@@martinkelly6709 your talking shit

[@anfg7376]

nice to see arthur daley again...top pundit... great bouffant

[@charleshart6992]

John Bond not in the same league as Brian Clough by any stretch of the imagination!

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

Clough being a bit more generous than his mate Bill Shankly. There's an anecdote about Shankly taking the Liverpool on an Away trip (can't remember where). They rock up at the Hotel Receptionist and Shankly rings the dinky little bell: 'This'd look good in John Bond's trophy cabinet ..'

[@arnesaknussemm2427]

Even on acid.

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

@@arnesaknussemm2427 True. Though I WOULD love to see someone ACTUALLY coaching on acid. On second thoughts I might have seen that a few times on reflection...

[@MathewParker-by4nx]

Clough was a great man manager. Bond was a brilliant coach apparently, one of the best on the training pitch. Don’t think Clough ever coached.

[@chrisfallon9678]

John bond was great .loved him 👍👍😁

[@markwatkins8309]

Bit underrated but his overall record as a manager had enough high points to show he had coaching ability better than average. Norwich City the best example of how to play football.

[@arnesaknussemm2427]

So did the cleaner.

[@elgonm289]

​​@@arnesaknussemm2427😂😂😂 I think John Bond was scantimonious twat ..

[@yemred5854]

Please where is the rest of this ?

[@philipmcmullan2516]

Turn the volume up 😳

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

Shame about the audio but the PICTURE QUALITY IS AWESOME. Had you got access to the Studio VT or something?

[@andreaskokkinos3836]

John Bond was the manager of Man City when they signed Trevor Francis from Clough's Notts Forest so there might be some beef there. Both managers having an insight where best to use Francis on the pitch.

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

Francis would be brilliant anywhere!

[@jackkenefick2696]

ah! just when greavsie was about to make it interesting!

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

Look at footage of Clough from the 1979 European Cup Final and compare it with this footage just three years later. I think drink had already started to take its toll.

[@That_Random_Bloke]

Do you have any more of this?

[@hairynews1973]

Be great to see the rest!

[@raphaelrau1728]

Where did Cloughie get that blazer?! Not as if at the time Sir Bert Millichip and the fa board would have noticed!

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

Our Manager in Exile! 😉

[@martinkelly6709]

He probably got it and was allowed to wear it as he he had been the manager of the England youth team for a brief time in the late 70s which he was given as a sop for scandalously not getting the England senior team job in December 1977.

[@kailashpatel1706]

Playing Trevor Francis on the right might have had something to do with the injury to Coppell?..Though it was a misuse of him..

[@garylucas7050]

What did John bond win as a manager exactly???

[@shanewright2772]

He wasn't a bad manager - he took over Manchester City after a ruinous reign of Malcolm Allison that all but bankrupted the club and got them to a Cup Final. Had he been given a better platform to work from he could have done quite well. I'm surprised, though, the GMOAT didn't forst address him as "Young Man...."

[@hairynews1973]

Excellent manager at Norwich, top them to the league cup final in 1973 and established them as a half decent First Division footballing side from 1975 till his departure to Manchester City in 1981.

[@garylucas7050]

@@hairynews1973 the question was what did he win ?

[@hairynews1973]

@@garylucas7050 Respect.

[@hairynews1973]

@@garylucas7050 Nothing unfortunately.

[@bachittarlehal1779]

England missed keegan 30minutes of world cup football is an insult to a legend

[@jamesmcgrath578]

Shame his 30 minutes included a missed sitter that maybe cost us a place in the next round

[@martinfrasier5167]

He had been injured and wasn't match fit.he says four years later

[@Grandmastergav86]

Keegan bottled it throughout his career.

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

Like Hoddle - he got ditched too soon...

[@grahampearson5670]

There was no score in the England v Spain match of 1982 and both teams were eliminated from the World Cup.

[@iananderson3799]

Although, to be fair, Spain were already out. So they had no real incentive to go out and win the game.

[@markwatkins8309]

I'm a Clough fan but John Bond was entitled to a view. His teams played attractive football although he didn't win much as I recall. Poss got to a final? in any case I also rate Bond.

[@kailashpatel1706]

agree...i think the 1982 squad was wasted though, a Clough and taylor would have built a better team for this tourney if they had got the job four years earlier..

[@markwatkins8309]

@@kailashpatel1706 Yes. I think 82 was the year for a Clough World Cup win, but we had Greenwood. Having read his auto-biog I'm reminded how hesitant he was as a manager but at least gave chances to several flare players. Not sure he made the most of the talents available at the top Midland sides then such as Villa & WBA.

[@kailashpatel1706]

@@markwatkins8309 They would have started with the backline, Phil Neal would have gone, Thompson and Samson benched, Gordon Cowans and Hoddle playing a bigger role, Morley in (Rix out). etc etc...Ray Wilkins sweeping behind the defence..

[@markwatkins8309]

@@kailashpatel1706 Hoddle not made the most of, and years before an out and out goal scorer in Malcolm MacDonald (who did the biz) messed about by Revie. Sadly, Southgate is just the same, he has Grealish yet seems reluctant to build a team around his talents.

[@kailashpatel1706]

@@markwatkins8309 small period under Joe Mercer reign showed what could have happened pre Revie, Channon/Worthington/Keegan movement and pace up front, Bell and Brooking supplying, and Todd and Dave Watson providing defence (shame Mcfarland got injured he would have been a perfect classy pail with his Derby teamate..

[@Ruda-n4h]

Clough looked like he'd been on a bottle of Black Label before the game.

[@brianoidperson]

Because he was

[@pearsonfamily1973]

Is that the best you can manage? Pathetic.

[@redfield1007]

That was worth it : /

[@jamesvickers5998]

Poor old Jimmy looks like he'd rather be watching Corrie with the wife than sat between this pair!

[@stuartgray7490]

John bond was right Francis was wasted on the right hand side. Greenwood paying it safe with Rix and Wilkins in midfield England created nothing until Keegan and Brooking came on in the second half

[@davidmarchant9386]

It's easy to pick faults in a studio n never to win anything as a manager he shouldn't be throwing too many stones...take too many risks and it could cost ya it's finding that balance the England job is the worst position in the world to have

[@kailashpatel1706]

Coppell was injured. maybe that was why, if Clough and Taylor had got the job in 1977 a Woodcock/Regis/Francis attacking trident might have been played up front..its not true England created nothing until Keegan and Brooking came on..overall England had four times more shots on goal than Spain...

[@kailashpatel1706]

This is what Greenwood could have done..Played Terry McDermott on the right (he was a right sided midfielder)...play Brooking behind a deeper Keegan with Francis higher up..If that was not working, sub off Brooking for Hoddle and Woodcock for Keegan at H/T...I would have dropped Wilkins..for a midfield four right to left; of McDermott/Brooking/Robson/Rix..encouraging Rix to support the front two as much as realistically possible..Howe's influence though negated him..

[@silversteel6312]

Manuel is quiet in the middle….I no speaka English

[@anthonydent5798]

Ooooh John has a chip on his shoulder.

[@johnvalentine8941]

he didnt have a chip on his shoulder, he was man city manager at the time, and francis had just had the most amazing season for them, so he was entitled to say what he did

[@anthonydent5798]

Embarrassing stuff from Bond, can't stand the fact that Cloughie was better than him. And Greaves was embarrassed for him.

[@richbolds]

Afraid not.

[@mfi_7419]

Not starting Keegan and Brooking was a huge mistake as soon as they came on they created chances and Keegan would have scored that header if he had started the game and got his match sharpness back.

[@jamesmcgrath578]

Cobblers

[@kailashpatel1706]

That in my view was part of the mistake but when you bring Rix instead of Tony Morley, not use Hoddle instead of a injured Brooking its not helpful..I think starting with keegan and brooking would have made sense and if they faded due to fitness by half time quickly bring on Mariner and Francis but Hoddle should have started...Coppell was injured, so who to play down the right?

[@chrisfallon9678]

@@jamesmcgrath578 cobblers to you an a all

[@wobblertv8083]

England again the victim of conservative management .Ron greenwood and Don howe ......Jesus!

[@Ruda-n4h]

@@wobblertv8083 Howe was the problem. Ron was the greatest ever English coach IMHO but he was way past his best by then and allowed Howe and the players to get their own way.

[@CHRISDABAHIA]

Greavsie looks tiny!

[@anthonyleighton4754]

Nepotism. - Both cloughie and bond played there sons in their teams though Nigel was a good player.....

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

Careful though - Brian gave Nigel some VERY VERY rough treatment PRECISELY so his Forest players didn't think there was any favouritism. And it worked well for all concerned. And that famously worked very well when Nigel played elsewhere at the beginning and much later on (especially with Cloughie using the Reserves and Sunday League as part of that)...

[@andrewoliver8930]

Nigel Clough is the second highest scorer in Forest's history.

[@johnwilliams2479]

Grievesìe so funny,

[@arnesaknussemm2427]

John doesn’t understand a man who won not one but two European cups as well as winning the league with provincial unfashionable clubs? This explains why John won f##k all.