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Not often that season fella. The two derbies, Southampton and City in the cup and that was about it. Could be wrong but our attendances plummeted once we were knocked out. The Everton fanbase in the 80s and early 90s was very fickle. Big games they would turn out; otherwise they would struggle for 25,000.
Remember watching this game. The Everton players played the game of their lives to win this one. Liverpool at this time were so dominant in English football.
@@itsinthetreesitscoming7431 I was there in he open corner of the Kippax...clear handball. On a related issue - these demented twats are giving Redmen stick for mentioning the maiming of VVD by the brainless twat in goal. I've read "let it go - it happened months ago" - then read yet another comment mentioning a 1977 goal!!!! They are as thick as pig-shit.
@@stel3209 you forget this is youtube so any bullshit can be checked! it clearly came off his hip - stevie wonder could see that and you look demented claiming otherwise. you must have heard this one: q - first premier league winners? a - man utd q - first premier league goalscorer? a - brian deane q - first premier league player player to ever get injured? a - virgil van dijk
I was at this game and recall the Blues had beaten Arsenal in the previous round, which for them was their first defeat in a FA Cup tie since 1978. The Reds were at their peak around this time. yet the Blues after defeating a very good Southampton side in the 5th round, lost in the 6th round to the weakest team they met, Man City. Leading 2-1 late in the second half at Goodison, Imre Varadi picked up a weak back pass by City defender Nicky Reid and raced toward the Gwlady's Street goal, rounded Joe Corrigan in goal and somehow put his shot in the side netting. I was in the Upper Bullen's that afternoon and remember seeing fans at the Park End momentarily jump for joy. minutes later Paul Power made it 2-2 and instead of leading 3-1 the team looked deflated walking off at full time. The Blues lost the replay and 9 of the 11 remaining league games, falling from the top eight to 16th in the league table at the end. Gordon Lee, Bob Latchford and Mike Lyons all left the club shortly after. What If ? Imre Varadi hadn't missed an open goal with the team leading 2-1. Gordon Lee may well have lasted a few years more. And what followed with Howard Kendall's great sides
I was at this game as well, really thought we would win the cup after beating Liverpool and the atmosphere was fantastic, I think we also beat Arsenal that year only to lose out to City, Clive Thomas was a very poor, over fussy referee who was hated for disallowing Brian Hamilton's goal against Liverpool in the 1977 semi at Maine Road. I remember having to explain to someone who was still celebrating his goal a long time afterwards that it had somehow been disallowed, I was going out with Martin Hodges cousin at the time and met him a couple of times, he was a nice guy but a little quiet completely the opposite to George Wood, but he played a blinder that day as did Imre Veradi who really lifted our spirits around that time.
Agreed: Clive Thomas just loved to be the centre of attention and always did controversial things so he could grab some limelight. He blew the final whistle immediately after a player took a corner in the 1978 world cup in Argentina and the team scored from the corner! I was at Wembley in March 1981 watching my team West Ham play Liverpool in the League Cup final. He allowed an obvious offside Liverpool goal in the last few minutes and overruled his linesman. He then booked Trevor Brooking for the only time in his career for having the temerity to disagree with him. He should never have been a referee.
@@redflag8970 Yes I've just googled it - it was Brazil vs Sweden and Zico scored what should have been the winner. This is the article I picked it up from (if you look at the picture within the article, I might have been a tad defensive of my boyhood hero Trevor Brooking - I don't think I've ever seen him so angry)!! www.theguardian.com/football/2018/apr/24/world-cup-stunning-moments-clive-thomas-denies-zico-and-brazil
Any half decent manager would show this vid to the current squad. I was in the gwladys st end and remember it well. They weren't the best blues side I've seen but what passion and commitment, every player giving 100%!!
The most amazing sight on earth.Goodison Park full of the greatest fans in the world, supporting the greatest football club in the world.Everton stand for winning 'the right way'.Liverpool stoop to winning by any means.It's not bitterness you fuck-wits.It's dignity and pride.EVERTON FC.
I was at this match. This game and the Bayern Munich game we're the best games I've ever been to. For the atmosphere defo. At this game, when it was shown on MOTD, I WAS ON TV twice. I was at the front in the G. ST END, Everyone at school were saying that they'd seem me on TV. I was only 14. I'm on the fencing on the left of goal facing the pitch. Nobody forgot about Imre Varadi after this game as I'm sure he got starting every game afterwards. I remember ONE THING, All us blues were worried about the ref. Wanker Clive Thomas, after he disallowed a perfectly good goal against West Ham. In a previous cup semi. Any great to see, many a thanks to the uploader. Cheers mate.
My first ever derby only 12 + 1st ever time l’d been to see my heroes..!! But then the next ever game went to was the EFC nemesis scoring 4 against us in that 5-0 slaughtering..!! I cried for weeks and the redshite wonder why we fuckin despise them horrible foreign fans in Anfield, proud to be a bitter blue
The good old days , numbers 1 to 11, men were men, look at the pitch , listen to those fans , mostly stood up. Proper football and no stupid var, and a pitch invasion
@@hankmorgan3501 As a Manchester United fan fair play to Lyons, Case was a good player but also a dirty little shit, Case made sure he got a piece of Hodges so Lyons did the same! As for Souness he was great player but a shitty human being!!!
Those days were magic, look at those crowds unbelievable. Atmosphere
Look at those terraces!! So vibrant ,So beautiful!! The English game! Miss it.
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Not often that season fella. The two derbies, Southampton and City in the cup and that was about it. Could be wrong but our attendances plummeted once we were knocked out. The Everton fanbase in the 80s and early 90s was very fickle. Big games they would turn out; otherwise they would struggle for 25,000.
Bravo Everton...sympathetic feelings to the club, not so winner like Liverpool but equally great... saludos desde Barcelona...
Such an incredible atmosphere, nowadays football has lost that magic...
Remember watching this game. The Everton players played the game of their lives to win this one. Liverpool at this time were so dominant in English football.
Nothing on earth is as beautiful as Everton. That's what it's all about: Everton = beauty, Liverpool = ugliness. No titles could ever match this.
Gianmaria Framarin Love that! So true.
Love it
@@josephrobinson7767 It's no humour, it's sheer reality, sorry for you lad.
Beautifully put.... Utft...
Varadi- Italian skills of the highest order! The footwork and speed of thought in reading...just absolutely tekkers!
Imre Varadi = Magyar origin, Sheff raised, London born...
El Macca .....Varadi was unlucky........he could've had 5 goals that game!......... great to beat the GOBSHITES!......
It beggars belief that Thomas was given this game after 77
Haha I nearly spat my tea out when I saw him. Typical fucking FA - almost as if they are proving a point....
Shocking that Thomas got to referee this game after he robbed us in 77.
myth....and still going on about it 43 years later, yet mouthing off that Liverpudlians mention the VVD maiming 43 DAYS later!
@@stel3209 Get a grip the ref got it wrong never equate the Thomas business with modern football ok
@@stel3209 what do you mean a myth - are you for real pal?
@@itsinthetreesitscoming7431 I was there in he open corner of the Kippax...clear handball. On a related issue - these demented twats are giving Redmen stick for mentioning the maiming of VVD by the brainless twat in goal. I've read "let it go - it happened months ago" - then read yet another comment mentioning a 1977 goal!!!! They are as thick as pig-shit.
@@stel3209 you forget this is youtube so any bullshit can be checked! it clearly came off his hip - stevie wonder could see that and you look demented claiming otherwise.
you must have heard this one:
q - first premier league winners?
a - man utd
q - first premier league goalscorer?
a - brian deane
q - first premier league player player to ever get injured?
a - virgil van dijk
I'm a Liverpool supporter, but those Everton teams from the early to mid eighties were bloody terrific! Howard Kendall was the manager I believe!
No this was the dying embers of the Gordon Lee era. He was sacked at the end of this season and Kendall took over.
During the Case Clemence melee, 3 Everton players especially Lyons you saw trying & succeeded to stamp onto Case's legs.
I was at this game and recall the Blues had beaten Arsenal in the previous round, which for them was their first defeat in a FA Cup tie since 1978. The Reds were at their peak around this time. yet the Blues after defeating a very good Southampton side in the 5th round, lost in the 6th round to the weakest team they met, Man City. Leading 2-1 late in the second half at Goodison, Imre Varadi picked up a weak back pass by City defender Nicky Reid and raced toward the Gwlady's Street goal, rounded Joe Corrigan in goal and somehow put his shot in the side netting.
I was in the Upper Bullen's that afternoon and remember seeing fans at the Park End momentarily jump for joy. minutes later Paul Power made it 2-2 and instead of leading 3-1 the team looked deflated walking off at full time. The Blues lost the replay and 9 of the 11 remaining league games, falling from the top eight to 16th in the league table at the end. Gordon Lee, Bob Latchford and Mike Lyons all left the club shortly after. What If ?
Imre Varadi hadn't missed an open goal with the team leading 2-1.
Gordon Lee may well have lasted a few years more.
And what followed with Howard Kendall's great sides
Eamonn O'Keefe - good autobiography
This was and still is a special derby for me..
It was the first one I went to
When football played by heart
I was at this game as well, really thought we would win the cup after beating Liverpool and the atmosphere was fantastic, I think we also beat Arsenal that year only to lose out to City, Clive Thomas was a very poor, over fussy referee who was hated for disallowing Brian Hamilton's goal against Liverpool in the 1977 semi at Maine Road. I remember having to explain to someone who was still celebrating his goal a long time afterwards that it had somehow been disallowed, I was going out with Martin Hodges cousin at the time and met him a couple of times, he was a nice guy but a little quiet completely the opposite to George Wood, but he played a blinder that day as did Imre Veradi who really lifted our spirits around that time.
Agreed: Clive Thomas just loved to be the centre of attention and always did controversial things so he could grab some limelight. He blew the final whistle immediately after a player took a corner in the 1978 world cup in Argentina and the team scored from the corner! I was at Wembley in March 1981 watching my team West Ham play Liverpool in the League Cup final. He allowed an obvious offside Liverpool goal in the last few minutes and overruled his linesman. He then booked Trevor Brooking for the only time in his career for having the temerity to disagree with him. He should never have been a referee.
@@johnmcgowan7954 ye I remember that it was Brazil game
@@redflag8970 Yes I've just googled it - it was Brazil vs Sweden and Zico scored what should have been the winner. This is the article I picked it up from (if you look at the picture within the article, I might have been a tad defensive of my boyhood hero Trevor Brooking - I don't think I've ever seen him so angry)!!
www.theguardian.com/football/2018/apr/24/world-cup-stunning-moments-clive-thomas-denies-zico-and-brazil
@@johnmcgowan7954 ye I thought it was Sweden Brazil an Brazil’s opening game. Ye Thomas was a twat.
Everton players and fans hated Case for destroying Geoff Nulty's knee in a previous Derby.
Nulty was married to my cousin.. His wife had to pick him up at the ground after the injury ,,, Crazy
Was in the Street End that day. Brilliant atmosphere! Brilliant result! Brilliant night out afterwards! UTFT!
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Any half decent manager would show this vid to the current squad. I was in the gwladys st end and remember it well. They weren't the best blues side I've seen but what passion and commitment, every player giving 100%!!
2023. Todays hopeless squad should be MADE to watch this. Far from the most skilful team we ever had but every man gave 150%👍
The most amazing sight on earth.Goodison Park full of the greatest fans in the world, supporting the greatest football club in the world.Everton stand for winning 'the right way'.Liverpool stoop to winning by any means.It's not bitterness you fuck-wits.It's dignity and pride.EVERTON FC.
True - and you even went on to win the cup. Oh, like fuck you did 😂😂😂. Pint of bitter, please
Bun McGale was at this game. He wet himself when Everton got their second. He was so proud!
Good times!
Les pelouses anglaise des années 80 c était quelque chose entre champ de patates et élevage de taupes.
mike lyons Legend
Yeah, as much as I hated losing this at the time, made up for big Mick...1st derby win. He deserved it.
Why and how?
Lol at Souness getting put in a hammerlock
I was at this match. This game and the Bayern Munich game we're the best games I've ever been to. For the atmosphere defo. At this game, when it was shown on MOTD, I WAS ON TV twice. I was at the front in the G. ST END, Everyone at school were saying that they'd seem me on TV. I was only 14. I'm on the fencing on the left of goal facing the pitch. Nobody forgot about Imre Varadi after this game as I'm sure he got starting every game afterwards. I remember ONE THING, All us blues were worried about the ref. Wanker Clive Thomas, after he disallowed a perfectly good goal against West Ham. In a previous cup semi. Any great to see, many a thanks to the uploader. Cheers mate.
the disallowed goal wasn't against West Ham it was against Liverpool
I love everton football club
Ahh happy days..... 😁
When football was proper!
GREAT DAYS
Convinced it was "our year" couldnt hold on to a lead twice against City.
3:10 A'right, a'right, calm down, calm down.....
When the FA Cup really meant something.
A 19 year old Steve McMahon playing for Everton, later he would play over 200 times for Liverpool.
With full hairs on his head!
One of the best..
My first ever derby only 12 + 1st ever time l’d been to see my heroes..!! But then the next ever game went to was the EFC nemesis scoring 4 against us in that 5-0 slaughtering..!! I cried for weeks and the redshite wonder why we fuckin despise them horrible foreign fans in Anfield, proud to be a bitter blue
Another great opportunity to win the cup thrown away by not killing off Manchester City in the quarter finals when dominating the game.
Didn't Mick Lyons play in the victory over the reds in 78? In which case this wasn't the first derby he'd won, anyone get any info on this?
Missed it through injury.
Manulife insurance seen behind Everton end, first half:)
COYB
English football contained all the diversity it ever needed?
Never a truer word spoken about the English game.
3:13 ouch!
The Best Team Won 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Y avait il des joueurs de l'équipe de 1985 à Everton dans ce match ?
No . John bailey was the nearest he played in fa cup final 84 but was replaced by pat van den howe for 85 cup winners cup final
Although he played a good few times winning the league in 84..85 ...
That first goal.....what was Avi Cohen thinking of??
it was an Avi Cohen-goal
Eddie Power good
typical jewish footballer
Looks a bit precarious 6:22
The good old days , numbers 1 to 11, men were men, look at the pitch , listen to those fans , mostly stood up. Proper football and no stupid var, and a pitch invasion
'Ah the good old days' 'all stood up' Yep, men were men,everything else was abused and we had Hysell,Bradford and Hillsborough... Yep, great days
Mostly British players....What happened..
oh Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy shithouse case !!!
Sounes sok kerad😅
Just look at the teams no overseas players and no shortage of scousers City of Liverpool best place on earth
Imre Varadi?
Avi Cohen
@@MrToastBenstudios London born
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy SHITHOUSE Case!
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Own goal by Liv player 3. That ball had not crossed the line.
I'll have a Varadi and coke please...
Gary Randall .......Varadi's wife was named Olive......😂.... (I'll get me coat).....
Danny welbecks dad was in bomb disposal.....Stan Wellbeck
Liverpool rubbish that season only finished 5th
Rubbish? Still won the European cup and League Cup!!
How lucky was evertons first goal and yard dog Lyons to not get sent off.
justice for the heysel 39 murdering red bastards
A bit rich coming from a team that had shit house Case in its ranks. Sounness was capable of horrendous fouls to.
No Fan of Liverpool but that's a disgusting stamp by Lyons at 3:14, He missed Case but that's not the point.
and funnily enough, Souness made sure he got him in the follow up!
@@hankmorgan3501 As a Manchester United fan fair play to Lyons, Case was a good player but also a dirty little shit, Case made sure he got a piece of Hodges so Lyons did the same! As for Souness he was great player but a shitty human being!!!
Chris Lee ......yeah ...dirty Gobshite of the highest order!......
@@cleehomes fuck me...Keane and the ginger twat got away with red cards week in week out - Charlie was better than both of them put together.
Jimmy Case, more stamping on than being stamped on in his career.
Terrible pitch. Only white players in those days.
Not a bad thing
Who the fuck thought it was a good idea to have Clive Thomas as ref after 1977?