Vinnie Jones vs Liverpool - 1988 FA Cup Final

Así jugaba el actor de cine en su época de futbolista. Era un jugador bastante limitado, pero dejaba la vida en la cancha.

[@ukrobochips8817]

We need a FIFA Card for vinnie, 52 passing, 99 aggression!

[@TokyoJoe703]

Great stamina, the guy is all over the pitch in this match. Underrated player

[@freddiebosher4241]

With a 10 for timing 😂😂

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

@@TokyoJoe703 "Vinnie could play a bit." Gordon Strachan.

[@eddiea9658]

Couldn’t pass a blood test

[@andrikurniawan1654]

Aggression is not correct. Fifa need to create new field: passion. This man ready to die at all cost.

[@t2d748]

The fact Vinnie has desert eagle written on his shirt and the opposition had replica written on theirs is where it all went wrong

[@jaywalkercrew4446]

☝️😄😂

[@badad8537]

"Why do they call him the bullet Dodger?" "Because he dodges bullets, Avi"

[@kevintwine2315]

Bonjour

[@AndreyKivokurtsev]

He actually played really good here. He won almost all 1v1 and gave several good passes.

[@gerardburton1081]

He was involved in £3million worth of transfer fees. Today that is easy £20- £30m.

[@whysoserious652]

@@gerardburton1081 thats super underrated

[@seltaeb3302]

One of the great cup finals & when the final was still the greatest cup to win & play in. RIP FA Cup.

[@xmoroseguyx]

Vinny Jones is more canny in his play than people dismiss him for, That smile when he tried to out pace the Liverpool defense shows he knew what his game play was and when he was playing outside of it

[@jasmineblack9778]

love Vinny.Remember him playing in goal for Wimbledon against my team NUFC.NUFC fans were pantomine booing him but cheering him when made saves as had respect for the total commitment he always gave.

[@adrianj78]

I enjoyed watching this game as a 10 year old. Compared today, 34 years later, you can see that the skill level has improved massively in the modern game. But the lethal tackling has gone down whilst the diving and rolling around on the floor has gone up! Fashenu and Jones would have got red cards today for those challenges!

[@Skumtomten1]

For sure. I do really miss the intensity and tough play from those times, but the technical errors can be a bit frustrating to watch. I can't stand the diving in the modern game, but no doubt the skill level is higher than ever before. Pick your poison I guess. I do feel like the players were playing for their shirt much more though, loyalty is non existent in todays game.

[@eFMe-fk1xh]

The skill level is not improved at all. It's improved the skill required by lowest level player, even defenders, but overall , and especially among the best players, the level of football today is really really low. It's only the tactical level that has improved, and with that the cleanness of some well constructed actions (which people may mistake for a better technical level of the players involved). But again, the skill level of the best players is an all time low today, and the matches is a battle of tactics, not skills. Anyone who played football can clearly see that.

[@stephentrout7879]

Love to see a Dennis Wise compilation form this game. His man-marking of John Barnes was another of the key factors behind Wimbledon's victory.

[@snrdell1449]

Had Messi played against him, he would have ended his career at the age of 19.😂

[@Juampi536]

Jaja

[@Socialisten]

Vinnie Jones`s career, because of the embarassment. Vinnie Jones would never be able to catch Messi, not even with these cowardly assaults that he favoured.

[@sillybomb89]

Socialisten what do u mean he would just 2 foot him all game

[@sakketin]

You don't know how they play ball in the barrios. Messi is easily capable of taking wild challenges and there are long complications in youtube that show it.

[@ryosaeba566]

@@sakketin messi would be killed brothers

[@-uju-7576]

His ability was average but his attitude was bang on, always played the ball forward and wasn’t scared to make a challenge, loved the one at the end where him and another Wimbledon player 2 foot eachother just to win the ball back

[@rosserjake]

I liked him in Lock Stock and Snatch

[@Marley999888]

@@rosserjake He was less aggressive in those films than he was on the pitch lol.

[@eddiea9658]

If only his ability matched his aggression.

[@diogomp81]

Everyone's ability was average. Hard watch all of these clips, fucking hell. The Premier really has come a long way. A very long way.

[@crowns9966]

I liked that part of the match as well, it looked cool how they both gained the ball at the same time

[@lenduckworth99]

Great lesson for young players here. He's up against better players but he's fitter and sharper. He's first to everything. Add his aggression and Liverpool are second best in midfield.

[@Victor-Victorovich]

Эхх. Какой был раньше футбол. Какая борьба!!! Потрясающе. Сейчас и в помине такого нет.

[@ComboMuster]

When heart was enough to win anything. Beautiful times!

[@andrikurniawan1654]

I remember this game. Vinnie gave passion boost to his teammates, ready to die at all cost. Play like a man

[@Toryboy1807]

0:42 straight red today. I miss the 80s

[@fleurdelys101]

Absolutely, this ass... would be suspended all the time nowadays...

[@franciscovasquez9417]

Dude didn’t roll around on the ground, stood back up like nothing.

[@Shaunography]

@@franciscovasquez9417 he didn't want to show fear, or let his opponent know he was hurt. Different mentality to today

[@javieryelmo8475]

This match: 1998

[@user-bp1gx3qt3o]

@@javieryelmo8475 it’s 1988

[@alexboat77]

His Legendary Vinnie Jones..True Elder god of The Hard Game. Blessings

[@alanmansell9845]

One of my worst days as a Liverpool fan, Wimbledon fans had 4 tickets each, most of them were mugged and we got in the Wimbledon end, as soon as Beardsley had that goal disallowed I knew we would lose, you just get that feeling, the highlight of the day was when Frank Bruno drove through slowly past us and we were all banging on the limo tyson tyson tyson, poor old Frank looked terrified 😨

[@bonkousmcnaughty4604]

That tackle at 0.45 was full on! Would get a 2 match ban for that now! Didn’t even get booked here!

[@keep_it_tidy56]

Brilliant stuff, great memories.

[@Big_Nutz..]

Guy played out his skin tbf... dreadful on the ball but it’s because he was knackered from running round breaking up play.. fair play

[@twoprickstalk80sflicks]

Jones vs McMahon, what a battle. I miss proper football like that.

[@midnightmover2329]

McMahon kept going after him,but he made sure he stayed on the pitch

[@lowercentenary]

To think the mighty liverpool football club dominated England and Europe at a time of such hard men is mind boggling and shows just what a brilliant side they were...

[@infiniteawaken1]

They had Souness themselves

[@stevex8409]

People always mention the tackle on McMahon bit Vinny was massive all afternoon.

[@amitpatel3071]

0:56 practicing his long jump for the olympics

[@99whizzman13]

Steve McMahon was a proper tough guy at the time, but seeing Vinnie come in and take him out on two different occasions, proves that he had no fear of anyone. McMahon's revenge tackle was pretty solid aswell 👌.

[@Helio144]

Vinnie is a revolutionary 👊

[@Hpalhazred]

Imagine if Mourinho had Vinnie Jones in his inter Milan team.

[@adams4100]

Why

[@nathanregan8620]

@@adams4100 Because he spent 15 minutes at half time warning Balotelli not to get sent off with a second yellow and he did 😂

[@charlespancamo576]

@@nathanregan8620 14

[@tankc6474]

Love it from an everton fan

[@tednuggent350]

So happy I watched this after seeing a highlight of just his dirty tackles... Dude could def play the game could totally see why he was an asset to the club!

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

Even Gordon Strachan agreed that "Vinnie could play a bit."

[@seltaeb3302]

Keane done as many 'dirty' tackles but he's with a top club & be looked as tough play. All the top clubs bought Wimbledon players, even Vinnie! 'nuff said.

[@nainantoniofuenmayoraguirr3803]

Este weyy era muy bueno de verdad que siii

[@kryten88]

Even though it's something I've known since childhood and I'm now in my 30s I still find it absolutely bizarre that Vinnie Jones was a footballer lol. And it's not even like he had only had a short career in really low leagues.

[@iganpparamarta8813]

I was more into serie A in mid 90s but watched PL occassionally too. When I saw the film X-men 3 I kept on wondering why the Juggernaut actor seems familiar and I thought it was just look alike. Now I know.

[@seltaeb3302]

He was no different to Tommy Smith, Norman Hunter, Nobby Stiles, you won't know them, but they were given a role & done it & stayed with it the entire match give or take. Not doing it, you'd be dropped.

[@kryten88]

@@seltaeb3302 that's not what I was talking about

[@djangorheinhardt]

@@seltaeb3302 Norman Hunter was a filthy ,little scumbag who tried to put players out of the game early ,when the refs were reluctant to send off players.He went too far with Frannie Lee in one match and Frannie smacked him one ,then Frannie had round two as they were walking off the field ,having been sent off and this time Hunter went go the ground and stayed there .Result !!!

[@Geokinkladze]

@@kryten88 Maybe you should have been clearer.

[@smetmet6072]

Bullet tooth tony and his friend desert eagle .5O

[@tek6423]

Should cause your balls to start shrinking

[@kryten88]

*.50

[@chase_view_racingvr4986]

What about him?

[@geggs1]

When the FC Cup meant something

[@benedictharrison2819]

the only reason people say it doesn't mean anything any more is because United Chelsea and Spurs fans couldn't handle that Arsenal won it so much and pretended it didn't mean anything

[@matiaspetersen9226]

Un incomprendido que crack

[@mrcool1706]

Love the tackle, that was a proper tackle. Reminder that it was men who played this game

[@infiniteawaken1]

This is how this Wimbledon side stayed in the top fight i mean flight for so long! Cuz they were tough tacklers. In todays game this Wimbledon side would be down in league 2 having to loan players to make up for all there suspensions 😂

[@daddyhorne4575]

These where the days when football was really good

[@user-di8dx1vr4s]

What a lad, can't help but laugh every time I see him throwing in.

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

Yeah, it's almost like he's competing in the Javelin against Daley Thompson? He's absolutely giving everything to the cause!

[@joehunt390]

Might be be was the original rory delap

[@1965selassie]

Vinnie Jones is a keyplayer for a team, a managers Dream as a capitano. Wimbledon fc nice

[@thoughtful3393]

Den is wise was captain most of the time for that team but he is a manager's dream. Put him in front of your defence and you can play your pretty football. Sliding tackles were an art (he never mastered).

[@uuuuu9743]

Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱

[@Andrew-el8xi]

Vinnie played quite well in this game ?!tons of passion.great match ...

[@andrewcolvin7908]

This is wild. Not much of the possession game of today. Rapid pace and very gritty

[@andrewcolvin7908]

This is just amazing. Feel like the game today starts off fast and slows down. This is almost reckless. I love it. You’re right about the game today

[@andrewcolvin7908]

This is just amazing. Feel like the game today starts off fast and slows down. This is almost reckless. I love it. You’re right about the game today

[@andrewcolvin7908]

This is just amazing. Feel like the game today starts off fast and slows down. This is almost reckless. I love it. You’re right about the game today

[@andrewcolvin7908]

This is just amazing. Feel like the game today starts off fast and slows down. This is almost reckless. I love it. You’re right about the game today

[@kstar4456]

spaceweed10 how many titles dod they win in that era?

[@yourgay3226]

Vinny showing how today's players should perform against the Liverpool's and Man City's. This 'after you' approach of today let's them win games for nothing. Ramos crunched Salah and won the game in that moment the chicken shit flakes today in the PL just back off and let them win week after week. Such a shame football as it is makes a comeback this week, people havent genuinely missed it but sure as shit they have missed our wonga.

[@ciarangreaney1265]

Good point but Liverpool had karius in goals that night against Madrid and that didn't help!

[@ConstantineJoseph]

Ramos is dirty but UEFA always backs Madrid and Barcelona like a cartel. The rest of the time with other easer clubs players get punished with straight red from the refs. Football is still very much a managed sport

[@heg4444]

Unfortunately this approach would have you sent off after 2 minutes in todays game

[@joehunt390]

I think u will find the refs play a huge part in Liverpool and city's apparently dominate form....... Numerous penalties given to both that shouldn't have been and ones that should have been not given to opponents

[@saadsall7032]

Me in pro club

[@omarramirez9199]

Ese señor tenía un corazonsote vinie

[@e28p96]

Винни Джонс - лютейший отморозок, респектую!

[@joelphelps449]

personally would've had vinnie jones what an absolute toby

[@pigriser]

That Jones tackle on McMahon. I miss that game.

[@hux2000]

So are we just not gonna talk about how this video doesn't show the only goal in the match?

[@lucabrazzi8269]

Top bloke Vinnie Jones.

[@grumpysamgaming8511]

I’ve watched this match 2 or 3 times and one thing I noticed after that challenge on McManaman he went completely missing in the game after that. Didn’t fancy any more of it.lol think Vinnie deserves credit for that.

[@Kurgan618]

He sure did. He didn't materialise until 1990!

[@robinmcewen3286]

Don't know what game you were watching! McMahon didn't have a great game but no one did for LFC. It was a terrible game overall. Jones tried to smash McMahon and there's a myth perpetuated that McMahon bottled it after the first tackle. Anyone believing that never saw Steve McMahon play. He was hard as nails and could play. Jones had a few moments in his career but he was just a brute that tried to intimidate better players. Tried it with Eric Cantona too. And failed. Jones made the most of being very fit and limited ability. So credit for that. But he never intimidated the likes of McMahon, Robson, Fenwick, Pearce etc. If he'd ever tried to kick Bryan Robson, he'd have found out what hard really meant.

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

@@robinmcewen3286 Did you ever see Jones go up against Hristo Stoichkov during an international?

[@anthonydry5265]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJK2e3ujp5ebpqM

[@jeffchew152]

One of the Greatest British Icon! Fit for a Queen bodyguard any day.

[@88Ni]

he's so cute and adorable ❤️

[@antondnice]

Not a diver in sight. How refreshing.

[@trezeguet4ever]

Just out of curiosity, I searched up "vinnie jones skills" on youtube and I saw this. It is unfathomable to me how this guy made it as a professional footballer. Yeah he played with passion but my lord was he terrible

[@noeldarby1635]

he admitted himself in a interview he was totally grap at footy

[@javo.illanes]

3:03 Bird gets squeezed in football match (AUDIO)

[@leeredford1028]

Gotta love vinnie jones... he was an animal on the pitch... no wonder liverpool shat there pants during this game lol... 😂😂😂

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

And Kenny Dalglish kept his hands over his ears when Jones was about. "Fuck off Kenny or I will rip your ear off and spit in the hole!"

[@greglyons2526]

Whelan missing though.

[@LukePettit]

I distinctly remember one time Wimbledon had just won a throw in, Vinnie put the ball between his feet, facing away from the throw in taker, scooped it up with one foot up his other leg and then backheeled it while in the air, straight into the arms of Warren Barton so that he could take it. Not just a hard man

[@KAD10895]

Vinnie was a madman, but nobody cared more than him.

[@c3920]

Came here because of Craig Burley.

[@JM-gj7de]

Me too, lol.

[@EmilSavery]

Me too

[@SurrealScotsman]

I'm confused - Me too, but the video that sent me here was uploaded on April 11th 2020 and your comment is 5 months old? I guess Craig Burley was pretty traumatized by that tackle! haha

[@paparocketship4068]

He’s mentioned it at least three times on the show.

[@Mickael0723]

Queria ver esse cara jogando uma libertadores da América kkk

[@ozzydavid6630]

En ese tiempo Sudamérica tenía una juego duro. Vinnie Jones no aguantaría ni medio tiempo jugando la copa libertadores en los 80s

[@CatLikeSleep]

lol nearly every tackle would be a straight red nowadays

[@louis675]

Icon

[@edwardspearing5148]

Wimbledon back then also beat all the top sides in their own backyards.. Pool.. United.. Arsenal.. Spurs.. Chelsea.. West Ham. Sometimes they beat the shit outta their opposition.

[@pauloliver7853]

Not wrong. Remember watching them beat Spurs at WHL. Mabbutt got knocked out by Fashanu. Wimbledon were a proper team.

[@glenaitken9403]

Notice when he clatters McMahon both players get straight back up again. No play acting or rolling around. God, I miss those days..........

[@akinanakamori9149]

Vinnie Jones throws the ball like Lory Delap. His play is down version of Stefan Effenberg but not bad.

[@martinwoodworth3715]

Vinnie signed for leeds just over a year after this game. He was superb for us & never got booked as leeds won the old div 2 to get promoted. Legend at leeds & scored a few goals in that promotion season, he can return to the city anytime & will always be a hero.

[@keep_it_tidy56]

Very, very true, stroke of genius that move.

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

"Vinny could play a bit." Gordon Strachan.

[@CrimzonHPC]

Imagine having a special card for Vinnie with 99 aggression and the referree are extremely lenient on him provoking users to tackle just as he did 🤣

[@leonel1717]

Pass completion probably around 40%........ what a midfielder.

[@herrero3721]

Vinnie Jones llevo el saque si quiere ganar a otra DIMENSIONG

[@cheebwhackah7970]

0:55 imagine Neymar or Ronaldo taking that. They'd be down for 2 hours.

[@wesleycoulter3058]

And Jones didn't ever get a yellow card in today's game with no var Vinnie would have been give a yellow card lol

[@mucr7x]

@CheebWhackah Think again kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqjRaJJqmbyGa7M

[@fuzzylogiceire]

@@wesleycoulter3058 Can't believe it wasn't even a yellow, lol.

[@SorryBadName]

Proper tackle that was

[@MarkMyerson]

@@mucr7x Not even in the same ballpark - in Vinnie's own words "I began my run-up the week before the game"

[@scottking869]

Ah man that umbro logo brings back memorys 😂

[@R08R]

Back when it was a man's game.

[@beorlingo]

Quite unbelievable how Wimbledon won at Wembley. Can anyone even imagine Wembley winning at Wimbledon???

[@ryosaeba566]

hahah in todays standards this game will be broken up after 10 minutes with 22 red cards

[@danielkelegian5306]

Vinnie and Marco Materazzi should have a beer together.

[@Sule89222]

Today he would play in the 4. league

[@paulstevenlockley6001]

Vinnie Jones is a miracle from God x x pommm x x x x x

[@museymuseo3989]

Miss the hardcore midfielders.

[@MarknoblesAcidhouseparty]

vinny was proper shit bless him .... but a winner on the day

[@ezekiel-re7vy]

Increíble que haya jugado en el mítico wembley semejante caballo

[@rodolforodriguez6230]

Eso es muy gracioso pero hay que reconocer que vinnie jones es muy carismatico es un loco ....mw cae bien.

[@SW-kr9fl]

Vinnie Jones vs Steve McMahon great battle

[@chesterhawkins4660]

Fair play to McMahon getting straight back up. It’s be a lot more theatrical nowadays

[@paulparker2405]

When this was a real mans game...not like your big girls blouses who play now...no talent Jones but could bust up play no problem, every team hated playing Wimbledon...I miss the real football days..

[@carlospadre8634]

Yo lo quisiera en mi equipo olvídate

[@stephenbarton8861]

Quality vin

[@richardmullins1883]

He gave McMahon a taste of his own medicine

[@user-gi8kf8qd8q]

Сейчас бы Винни Пуха удалили бы после первого подката. Тогда герой команды, сегодня - руина

[@whitetroutchannel]

ive counted 47 compound fractures in this video

[@GediSpock]

Subtitles said John Fashion ears.

[@harryf1ashman]

Vinny Jones was certainly an icon of that particular era in English football just like the entire Wimbledon team. He had no real footballing ability but he could kick people. I guess it was the sporting equivalent of fast food. Never mind the quality just hoof the ball into the box. Being kicked out of Europe must have set the domestic game back about 20 years. With hindsight, Vinny would have been better suited to the acting industry. Instead of posing as a footballer, he could have acted out his favourite fantasy of being a tough guy.

[@SWASTIKB306]

He would be neymar's nightmare

[@macrovigilance]

In rugby terms they call him the Enforcer! He really was the Roy Keane of that Crazy Gang! Ugly challenges sometimes, but fuckin effective for the overall team!

[@Developer-online]

Vinnie wasnt good in football , but he was a good thug ! haha

[@dyniaz65]

He wasn't bad at defensive midfielder

[@muftitufti458]

@@dyniaz65 He just snapped people, not hard to do that

[@jongreenaway6025]

Did he complete a pass?

[@aduramo]

Just a couple of facts that challenge would get you a red card today. I was a kid when this was played. The FA Cup at this time was as prestigious a trophy to win as the league at the time. The FA Cup was effectively killed by Man Utd in 2000 when they chose not to play in it

[@leonidas7692]

0:56 Aggravated Assault

[@leonidas7692]

Men were not made of Tupperware back then, and to referees, this was just another day at the ...... oh my goodness, he's scissor tackled him across the midriffs. First warning.

[@kenwkls6392]

lol not one bit of skill in this match but entertaining as fuck.

[@Guttlegob]

Classic Wimbledon. Just bullied teams. No style. But effective in its day

[@user-ep6pz4lt3w]

ขาโหดยุคบุกเบิกครับ คีน คันโตน่าต้องยอมคนนี้

[@RandomnessTube.]

Pure determination to win a game of football these days players don't give a shit.