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Graham Kavanagh vs. Pottermus
"He's broken in half!"
Stoke City vs. Charlton Athletic
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Stoke City vs. Charlton Athletic
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Toddy Orlygsson - Stoke City
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Toddy Orlygsson goals Signed on a free transfer in the summer of 1993. The Icelandic midfielder was a big hit at the Victoria Ground, scoring 19 goals in 111 before eventually falling out of favour and moving on to Oldham Athletic. Music credit: www.bensound.com All linked playlist content is property of their respective owners (see CZcams name and handles within respective video descriptions)....
Stoke City - Stars of the 1970s
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Stoke City 1970s highlights Music credit: www.bensound.com All linked playlist content is property of their respective owners (see CZcams name and handles within respective video descriptions). No copyright infringement intended. All content used is strictly for research/reviewing and non-profit purposes to help educate. All under the fair use law: "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the...
John Ritchie - Stoke City
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John Ritchie goals - Stoke City A goalscoring legend at Stoke City. Big John started his career with Kettering in 1960, scoring 40 goals in 76 games before being spotted by Tony Waddington in 1962. He netted 30 goals in his first full season (1963/64) then struck another 29 (1964/65). After four years at the Victoria Ground he was surprisingly sold to Sheffield Wednesday in 1966. After three ye...
Geoff Hurst - Stoke City
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Geoff Hurst goals Sir Geoff Hurst, MBE is famous for his match winning hat trick against West Germany in the 1966 World Cup Final. He started his career at West Ham in 1959, scoring 242 goals in 500 games over a 13 year period as a Hammer. Tony Waddington signed him for Stoke in August 1972. In three seasons at the Victoria Ground he scored 39 goals, helping the Potters finish fifth in consecut...
Terry Conroy - Stoke City
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Terry Conroy goals A huge crowd favourite and second only to Sir Stanley Matthews as the player most associated with the Stoke City number seven shirt. Republic of Ireland International Terry Conroy spent twelve years at the Victoria Ground and was a key player in the successful Stoke side of the 1970s. He scored Stoke's first in the 1972 cup final win over Chelsea, one of 66 goals in his time ...
Ian Moores - Stoke City
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Ian Moores goals Born locally in Chesterton, Ian Moores started his career with the Potters in 1974 as a left winger but later converted to a centre forward. He was introduced gradually during the 1974/75 season before becoming a regular the following year, scoring 12 goals and finishing joint top scorer alongside Jimmy Greenhoff. With Stoke in need of cash he was sold to Tottenham Hotspur in A...
Jimmy Greenhoff - Stoke City
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Jimmy Greenhoff goals Barnsley born Greenhoff started his career at Leeds United in the early sixties. He scored 33 goals in 136 appearances during seven years at Elland Road before dropping down to the Second Division with Birmingham City in 1968. Tony Waddington bought him back to the top flight, signing him for Stoke a year later. He went on to spend eight seasons at the Victoria Ground, sco...
Paul Connor - Stoke City
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Paul Connor goals - 1999 - 2001 Signed by Brian Little towards the end of the disastrous 1998/99 season (our second worst finish on record). Paul was a bright spark in the closing games, scoring twice on the final day of the season in a 2-0 win over promoted Walsall. He never really established himself ahead of Peter Thorne, Andy Cooke and Kyle Lightbourne but was a decent back up player and al...
Marc Goodfellow - Stoke City
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Marc Goodfellow goals - 2000 - 2003 'Freezer' came through the youth ranks at Stoke. He made a spectacular debut in September 2000, coming off the bench to grab an 86th minute winner against Charlton Athletic in the League Cup. He mainly found himself deployed on the left wing and scored five goals in 29 appearances during our 2001/02 promotion season. In an August 2003 friendly he scored twice...
Larus Sigurdsson - Stoke City
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Larus Sigurdsson goals - 1994 - 1999 Larus Sigurdsson joined the Potters in 1994, largely on the recommendation of his cousin and then Stoke midfielder Toddy Orlygsson. After an impressive debut away at Portsmouth he went on to replace Lee Sandford at left back, winning Stoke's player of the year award for 1994/95. The following season he was switched to central defence, partnering the likes of...
Nicky Mohan - Stoke City
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Nicky Mohan started out at Middlesbrough in 1987. He later moved to Leicester City for £330,000 where he played under Brian Little. He signed for Bradford in 1995 before moving to Wycombe Wanderers two years later. Brian Little, now Stoke manager, returned to sign Mohan in the second half of the 1998/99 at a time when the side were leaking far too many goals. Mohan came into his own during the ...
Sergei Shtaniuk - Stoke City
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Sergei Shtaniuk goals - 2001 - 2003 A big Belarus centre half, standing at nearly 6' 4" tall. Shtaniuk caught the eye of Stoke manager Gudjon Thordarson in early 2001 and we eventually completed his transfer the following summer. He went on to form an impressive central defensive partnership with another new signing, Peter Handyside, the pair helping us to promotion via the 2002 Second Division...
Scandinavian Potters
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Scandinavian Stoke City players For Icelandic Potters click here - czcams.com/video/-IcEyI_q9a0/video.html Music credit: www.bensound.com All linked playlist content is property of their respective owners (see CZcams name and handles within respective video descriptions). No copyright infringement intended. All content used is strictly for research/reviewing and non-profit purposes to help educ...
Sir Stanley Matthews Remembered - 1915 - 2000
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Sir Stanley Matthews Remembered - 1915 - 2000
First win at the Brit - September 1997
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First win at the Brit - September 1997
Last Stoke goal at the Vic + first at the Brit (Graham Kavanagh)
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Last Stoke goal at the Vic first at the Brit (Graham Kavanagh)
That handball for the second goal was magic ✨
These were the days & nights of my youth ❤
BIG JOHN RITCHIE WHAT A CENTRE FORWARD THE BEST OF THE POTTERS.
Just imagine how much better a player George Best would have been if he had Sir Stanley's lifestyle mindset!
My favourite player at that time!
My hero
I can remember a stoke player belting the ball at an open vale goal only for it to get stuck in the mud just inches from the goal line at vale park.. can't remember the stoke platers name... Might have been George berry
Simply the best
Seen him at Anfield when we beat Stoke 5-3 but for Clemence it would have been 5-5 Jimmy Greenoff was excellent that day
I remember Stoke signing him. There wasn't a Stoke supporter who was impressed. Lots even thought we'd signed another misfit striker. But yet he proved everyone wrong. A damn good player for Stoke to be honest
Quality player
that’s me granduncle gettan
Quality….
Good old days them
Alan Hudson still pops in a couple of pubs around stoke ,great football in them days👍
One of the best midfielders I've ever seen at Stoke, gutted he was injured alot but Pulis shouldn't have let him go to Watford! He'd have done well in the prem with stoke. At also wanted to come back to celebrate with them when they got promotion. Says it all, class bloke.
Fantastic videos. Thanks for putting them up. Would love to see 1994_5 season. Cheers
I was the assistant groundsman at the Vic and I was lucky enough to get the shirt that Kav wore in the last match. It was going to be thrown out because the collar was ripped off by fans at the end who were trying to grab it. Great memories at the Vic and the atmosphere that day was fantastic. I wish I could turn back time to those days.
These fellas should get their boots back on. I think they could do a better job than this pampered overpaid lot. Infact i know they could
That was brill , Sheron was always good enough for the prem a real class act ! That was vales best ever team fer me and I’m stoke season ticket holder 39 years so was at the match! Great too hear big Ron on commentary! Enjoyed that cheers
Goarrn Stoke!
Stan was a fantastic Stoke City and England player. Also, after he retired he would walk amongst Stoke supporters during our games to talk to many of them. A fantastic footballer and a fantastic bloke.
The penalty should have been retaken for encroachment
What a night at the pig sty, what a season. One of the few occasions the Vale got to see a full Vale Park 😂😂
We hate vale
What a player he was! Didn’t really score tap-ins😂
🎵 Who’s the man with the iron leg? Richie. Richie !!🎵
I actually own that very jersey that Grobellar is wearing from that night.
Remember this season well, Kavanagh scored the last goal at the vic and first at the Brit. Awful season this, same as many more unfortunately
That goal just before 1 min... Reminds of a certain peter crouch 😂
That's me at 2:07 giving it the big in at the front . What a little nob Ed I was . Fond memories of that end
I was there to see both
Fantastic days !
We need another potteries derby as soon as possible!
My schoolboy heroes ....Loved Stoke more in the black shorts.
Been there done that. Many times
Me too . Brilliant times.
The worst player ever seen in a Barnsley shirt
We need another potteries derby as soon as possible!
You might get it the way stoke are playing
I was the assistant groundsman at Stoke back then, you actually see me at half time, I'm the one on the left. I was always sent towards the away end to put the divots back and I remember taking some proper abuse off the Fail fans. It was well worth it though 😂 What a game and what a great atmosphere in the Vic. How cool did Delilah sound 🥳Special memories of that ground it was a proper intimidating place for the away team with the fans so close to the pitch. It was a real privilege to work there during the Macari era and he was, apart from being a great manager also a top bloke. Up The Mighty Potters! ✌️😎
he became my hero with the winner for man u against Liverpool in the 1979 semi final i was right behind the goal at goodison my spine still tingles when i think of that goal
Great Delilah towards the end off the game
강한피지컬을 앞세웃 진짜 스토크시티 선수네
No John Marsh
Missed John Farmer a great keeper
Sad to see this and hear that roar. Vale park only has a safety for 11,000 at the moment. Huge gaps even on a sell out. Shame as the Vale faithful deserve better
They can’t even get 5000 never mind 11k 😂😂😂 at home 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩
Mike Sheron was one of the best finishers in the country at the time. Quality.
I grew up in the same village as the Greenhoff brothers, never realised how good they were
Thé great Geoff Salmons there
Another South Yorkshire lad there.
@@carlmason4153 and from the Blades team the best I’ve ever see, early 1970s.
@@antonyware9887 Anthony Not gonna argue with that son, but then I'm old school. & a Blade for 57 years
@@carlmason4153 ok « son », UTB
@@antonyware9887 C'mon you red & white Wizards
Great video this, brings back great memories! That Kevin Keen goal v Derby!!! Class!
I think Football was far more exciting to watch in those days. Great Days. 😆😆😆