Hampden Park - Scotland V England (1962)
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2014
- Title reads: "Scotland v. England".
Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland.
International football between England and Scotland. M/S of two teams walking onto pitch. Various shots of match, interspersed with shots of fans reacting to game. David Wilson scored for Scotland in first half. Haynes of England shoots in second second half - ball strikes underside of crossbar and the linesman disallows it. Penalty is awarded to Scotland and Caldow scores. Final score is 2-0 to Scotland.
England team includes following players: S. Anderson , B. Douglas, Johnny Haynes, Ron Springett, Charlton.
Scotland team includes these footballers: J. Baxter, Dennis Law, Ian St. John, Swan, Wilson, Scot, Caldow.
FILM ID:1717.18
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I was one of the 134000 crowd that day. Awesome noise.
Wow, thats a crowd. Pre Ibrox disaster of course, but I guess its no surprise the restrictions came in, seems inevitable looking at this. Looks and seems SO long ago, but it's the year I was born lol. Thanks for posting !
I was born in 2006. Was the world actually black and white back then?
Was behind the goal when Davey Wilson scored- blown away by the crowd
Wow how old are you mate Jesus Christ have u seen dinosaurs aswell?? ( I was born in 2006)
My dad went up to that game. He bumped into someone from his street amongst all those Scots. Over 130000 in the ground. I went up to hampden to see Queens Park v East Stirlingshire 20 years ago & the crowd was under 500. The crowds they got pre restrictions were amazing.
It’s dangerous to have that many people in these modern stadiums because they build stadiums very steep nowadays so the stadium would have to be extremely high up
that crowd is fucking awesome
+hard copy I remember David Baddiel commentating on old Hampden footage: "Very poor attendance for this match. There wasn't quite room for everybody in the whole country."
I and a mate travelled up to Hampden in 64' stood behind one of the goals , couldn't move in a crowd of 134,000
135k viewers.... plus the free ones in the houses next door! hehe
This was England’s first defeat to Scotland in Scotland since Scotland beat England 3-1 at Hampden Park in 1937 in front of 149,415. At the time it was a world record attendance but has since been beaten by Brazil vs Uruguay in 1950. It remains a European record attendance.
Between 1937 and 1962 England’s record at Hampden Park was very impressive: 1939 Scotland 1-2 England, 1948 Scotland 0-2 England, 1950 Scotland 0-1 England, 1952 Scotland 1-2 England, 1954 Scotland 2-4 England, 1956 Scotland 1-1 England, 1958 Scotland 0-4 England and 1960 Scotland 1-1 England. Eight matches- six wins for England and two draws.
I hate when people sneer at our game.Every single European attendance record was achieved in this stadium....
No one sneered at the time.
I certainly don't sneer mate.
I've always had time for the Scottish game.
My earliest memories of football were when Dundee United were Scottish champions.
The top Scottish sides of the time were more than a match for the English sides and for most European sides for that matter.
Money has distorted the entire game.
Which sets alarm bells ringing. Scottish attendance figures have always been dubious at best and it continues to this day. Celtic always announce their crowds as 58k or there-abouts yet unless they're playing Rangers the place is half empty. There are as many empty green seats as fans.
No roof, athletics track around it but absolutely amazing. Today's stadia tend to be like little libraries in comparison.
Camp nou Barcelona stadium is an example of modern stadiums being much better than this crap
Think of that 134,000 watching a game of football 134,000 !
Ufff todavía me acuerdo de ese partidazo
Errr you do?
But were their banners as good as Liverpool’s?
Loved the old Hampden.
You didnt need to you to the toilets.....they came to you.
A constant stream of urine cascaded down the terraces the whole match.
Ah. Those were the days.
just as it was (for the AWAY fans ahem) at Wembley for my first England v Scotland game, in 79. Despite the Jocks being banned the stadium was 9/10 full of them. Never forget seeing a couple of supposedly "grown adult" Jocks running around with their own turds in their hands.... classy.
@@RockinRedRover Yep. That"s us.
Mind you, I attended a game at the old Wembley during its last season. Toilets were so crowded, Bristol City fans pissing in the concourse. 😃