Years ago I was at a footballers dinner dance in Dundee and the compère said that the special surprise guest Jim McLean couldn’t make it because he was in a good mood and didn’t want to share it with anybody.
Well obviously if it were not civilized he would had given the newsman the age old scottish headbutt to the face instead of punching him out of respect.
Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated? I see the way you're acting like you're somebody else. Gets me frustrated. Just admit that you love the videos I make, my dear jame
This is comedy gold. The camera staring at the wall instead of panning to show the punch and just the sound of the punch and the verbal cruelty are hilarious as fuck.
My dad's a United fan and he always told me that Roma cheated in the semi. I thought he was just a bad loser, until the truth came out about the referee. Should have been United and Liverpool in the final.
Not that unbelievable. The football landscape was much different years ago. Teams that you would hardly have heard of were doing big things then. These days you could nearly guess which teams were going to make it to the quarters of the Champions League, except maybe the odd shocker. It's all about the money nowadays rather than a level playing field (if you'll excuse the pun) back then. By level playing field I mean where teams were made up of lots of guys from the same country, all playing for the badge and not the cash, and not a bunch of spoilt millionaires/mercenaries from all over the globe who only want more dish. More apples into their orchard.
He was the epitome of a grumpy bastard. When he was congratulated for winning the league with Dundee Utd, his reply was 'It's a disgrace we won the league, we only have 13 players.'
@@63mckenzie wonderful. Simply wonderful 😂 deriding the quality of the league WHILE WINNING THE LEAGUE?! That’s some supreme condescension right there!
@@63mckenzie I’m not going to front like I know tons about footy yet but I love how strangely wide open the older years of it were. Teams just up and catching fire seemingly outta nowhere! :)
Getting punched by Scottish managers in that era wasn't unexpected. Ally McCoist recounts a story where he was late for a match and Jock Wallace knocked him down with a right hook. Fergie was no slouch either.
@@WHU63 , True, I know it’s not the done thing nowadays but having a bit of fear of you’re manager no matter what level definitely kept you on you’re toes, thing with fergie is the amount of people who say he will help anyone trying to make their way up.
@@jait2024 Nah, that sounds like an actual dig in the face. He pushes the mic first for sure and that's a louder sound (obviously, being a microphone!), but after that you hear a sound that is surely not the microphone because it's way too faint, and it sounds exactly like a punch in the face... not even a slap, a punch.
@David Right. So it's _his_ fault for warning him off, yet still being asked the same "stupid" question by the interviewer *immediately* straight after? You sure you're a right'un?
@@trivial50 it is the fact it was recorded so well and almost sounded like a cheap sound effect, even though it was real. Also the fact that no one expected him to punch the journalist, and then you just hear the slap sound in the background
The great Jim Mac. A young lad once wrote into the Dundee Utd fanzine making a few suggestions on selection and tactics. Jim turned up at his door and told his maw "Tell yer laddie... I pick the team!" Apocryphal but believable. He was Alex Ferguson's scarier twin.
Beautiful- here you are and there you go. The world needs more of this. Stimulus and response in close proximity to one another. Proving once again that life has consequences. God bless you.
Jim McLean wakes up, sucks on a girder, has 5 Arbroath Smokies, cycles to the coal mine, digs with bare hands for 2 hours, does some bricklaying in Kirkcaldy before consuming 20 Rothmans, grit-blasts the forth bridge.... then he is ready for a days work
Taken from The Herald newspaper. McLean said yesterday: ''I very much regret what has happened and I have offered my sincere apologies to John Barnes. I am particularly sorry that it was John of all people who was involved: from what I know of him he is an honest, hard-working lad who was only trying to do his job, as I was trying to do mine. ''Anyone who knows me, however, will know the passion I have for Dundee United and for football and I deeply regret that I allowed these feelings to cloud my judgment, albeit for one brief moment. In these circumstances I have resigned.''
Hugely successful manager with a small club, although growing up in the 80’s I thought Dundee Utd. was a big club, especially with McLean managing to win the league with them in 1983 & take them to the European Cup semi final the following season. He challenged the old firm stranglehold on Scottish football, with only Alex Ferguson being the only other manager to achieve that along with European success at Aberdeen. RIP Jim McLean.
@Dahlan Drinkwater It’s because Gary Lineker occasionally expresses things these people struggle with, like empathy, compassion and nuance. The same people who moan about non-existent “cancel culture”.
You serious? He would sign 16 year olds on 10 year contracts on £25 a week then fine them for having dirty boots or being 5 mins late to training then never play or sell them and ruin there career.
will always remember a midweek game at Tannadice in 85 or 86 when having left on the bus around 5.30pm from Paisley we arrived in Dundee to be told 20 mins before kick off the ref called it off due to waterlogged pitch. With hundreds off us outside raging having taking half days or left early from work Jim Mclean walked out to speak to us and told us every one would get in free at the rearranged game and United would pay for our buses. Class. Not the only late awayday call off due to weather ive suffered but the only time the other manager came out and sorted it. He may not have suffered a fool gladly and tied players from a young age to contracts that would be criminal now but he was from a different time and how many fans wish we could go back to that time when money meant little as clubs werent playing to the agents tune and he understood the sacrifices and hurt everyday people made to follow their team.
@@GlasgowCelticforever1888 he was very much the Scottish Brian Clough. Worked wonders at a team who were not even the biggest club in their town. Both men made their clubs European forces against all odds and in spite of their size and the financial resources of the Manchester United or Liverpools or the Celtic and Rangers they were up against. Couldn't happen now which is why football no longer can have a genius manager overcome the odds favouring clubs with larger fan bases. The financial gap between a Forest or Dundee United and Manchester United or Celtic is so extreme now that no amount of managerial genius nor youth development will be allowed to close the gap. The money from billionaire Arabs or Americans will simply buy all the young talent or managerial genius if only to deny another Arab or American owned team that potential even if it means a young man gets paid millions of pounds each year to play in a youth team and fades into obscurity.
Not half... only the second time that Barcelona lost in their own stadium in European games when Dundee United beat them... Lineker and Hughes playing for Terry Venables that night... PS. - The FIRST time Barcelona lost in the Nou Camp in a European match was also against Dundee United in the sixties.
20 years later, they revealed a statue of Jim at the Dundee derby game yesterday. Shows how much they remember him for his passion for, and loyalty to, the club.
He was the chairman of Dundee United football club. His team were bottom of the league and the reporter asked the perfectly reasonable question of whether the manager should be worried about his job. McClean's punch split the reporter's lip - an hour later, McClean resigned as a result of this.
@@chakko007 you must be young because you sound like snowflake culture, like I said that was how men dealt with things and didn't use talking or the police like cowards.
@Marc Carran maybe he did . But would you like to take a chance with him . You know being a keyboard warrior like many on here . Have a word with the three burglars that he caught in his house . One escaped the other two were hospitalised for two weeks . There's mor too big Dunc than you think hardcase ....
Go on Got the picture now my apologies . Yes he was very harshly treated by the Scottish FA . Over the head butt . And like a lot of Scots Duncan Ferguson was a very bad loos for Scotland in its quest for qualifying in Euros , world cups .
The end of this speech actually said ‘don’t f*cking ever stop being such a nice guy and great reporter’.. the thump you heard was Jim giving him a hug
a slap on the back
Big if true
A glasgow kiss
@@crotchet1586 this is not wrestling but ok
BBC has cutest propaganda cell. Lol
Years ago I was at a footballers dinner dance in Dundee and the compère said that the special surprise guest Jim McLean couldn’t make it because he was in a good mood and didn’t want to share it with anybody.
😂
That's hilarious 😆
Brilliant 😂
Classic
ROFL
Jim McLean's calendar goes straight from March 31st to April 2nd, because no one fools Jim McLean.
Hahahah
this should be top comment lmao
🤣🤣🤣
Lol!
This made my day
This is what's known as a civilized conversation in Scotland
Lol
Yeara right wee fook, ahr'nt ye dear...
Well obviously if it were not civilized he would had given the newsman the age old scottish headbutt to the face instead of punching him out of respect.
7 million years of human evolution is merely a rumour to the people of Dundee....
@@jordanbrown1381 classic post dude ✌️
"Well I'll tell ya something...", Jim McLean expressed calmly.
As he gently caressed the reporter, "DON'T FOOKIN EVER... "
Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated? I see the way you're acting like you're somebody else. Gets me frustrated. Just admit that you love the videos I make, my dear jame
*calmly*
@@AxxLAfriku "jame"
@@AxxLAfriku Do you mean James...
In Scotland, the words "I'll tell _you_ something, Pal..." are rarely the prelude to anything positive for the recipient. 🤣
Sounds like a cartoon character would say
Love It :)
Thanks for the heads up.
@@ladboii2901. If you hear those words in a bar up here drop your drink and scamper!! 🤣
😂
In Scotland this is flirting.
🤣🤣
lol
Is it true its full of "specky bams"?
So is in Italy. Ciao.
When Jim McClean left home at 18, he told his dad, “You’re the man of the house now.”
Wow, never heard that before.
@@haroldjoseph8296 and yet, here you are
oof!
That made me laugh right out loud great post dude ✌️
So this guy is apparently the Scottish Chuck Norris.
"ill tell ye something" something you dont ever want to hear a scot say to you hahahaha
Even if you're a fellow Scott?
Haha, yeah..."I'll tell you something" especially if he starts advancing towards you...means game on. 😎
Unless you’re Kevin Keegan.
If they stick a 'pal' on the end of it then you're in even more trouble than you first thought!
@@wavydavy9816
Uh oh!
Well Jim- you gave the journalist what he wanted, he was looking for a reaction and give him his due he got what he was looking for
I’ve passed it on to him, he said he’s sorry and it shouldn’t happen again
@@rhod Glad to see a sleazy journalist saying sorry tbh, well played.
ya played right inte his hands!
Bit of an over action though they are just talking about 22 men running around on some grass with very well coordinated feet 😂😂😂😂
Fuck the lefty bbc
This is comedy gold. The camera staring at the wall instead of panning to show the punch and just the sound of the punch and the verbal cruelty are hilarious as fuck.
Just another day in the old school.
It’s called a tripod. It’s not handheld.
Lol yep, put it in my "funny" videos playlist.
"There is absolutely no way I will walk away from this situation"
He then quit after this incident lol
Before he was sacked.
This is hilarious. Can’t believe I’ve only just come across it
@@chkhamis101 jeez what's your problem
@@chkhamis101 Someone’s not been loved recently
@@chkhamis101 Andrew Pottymouth, more like. Or even just gobshite.
@kevin no
@@chkhamis101 who shat in your cornflakes?
Let's just point out that this man took Dundee United to the semi finals of the European cup. Absolutely unbelievable.
My dad's a United fan and he always told me that Roma cheated in the semi. I thought he was just a bad loser, until the truth came out about the referee. Should have been United and Liverpool in the final.
@@horumgrombo6519 Roma also got cheated in the semi final vs Liverpool a couple of seasons ago. It happens.
Not that unbelievable. The football landscape was much different years ago. Teams that you would hardly have heard of were doing big things then. These days you could nearly guess which teams were going to make it to the quarters of the Champions League, except maybe the odd shocker. It's all about the money nowadays rather than a level playing field (if you'll excuse the pun) back then. By level playing field I mean where teams were made up of lots of guys from the same country, all playing for the badge and not the cash, and not a bunch of spoilt millionaires/mercenaries from all over the globe who only want more dish. More apples into their orchard.
@@John-ro1iv listen to this negative, bored of life and total buzzkill loser!
@@recruitmentch who?
Shortly after this interview, Jim McLean was recommended for the Diplomatic Corps.
His facial expression didn't even change 🤣 🤣 🤣
He was the epitome of a grumpy bastard. When he was congratulated for winning the league with Dundee Utd, his reply was 'It's a disgrace we won the league, we only have 13 players.'
I hope that’s a true story because that’s the fucking most glorious thing I’ve ever heard 😂
@@CronoXpono 100% true. It was a TV interview.
@@63mckenzie wonderful. Simply wonderful 😂 deriding the quality of the league WHILE WINNING THE LEAGUE?! That’s some supreme condescension right there!
@@CronoXpono Well, that Dundee Utd beat Barcelona home AND away in the EUFA cup .So they were quite good!
@@63mckenzie I’m not going to front like I know tons about footy yet but I love how strangely wide open the older years of it were. Teams just up and catching fire seemingly outta nowhere! :)
1950's Husbands when the food was slightly cold
You say it like there’s something wrong with that.
Bruh 💀
This is absolute gold, what a lovely guy just don’t ever take him to a pub quiz
Speaking of which: czcams.com/video/MbeRxCLJKY4/video.html
Pretty sure he was dead long before the upload and your warning
Just a standard interview in Scottish football.
Getting punched by Scottish managers in that era wasn't unexpected. Ally McCoist recounts a story where he was late for a match and Jock Wallace knocked him down with a right hook. Fergie was no slouch either.
@@WHU63 , True, I know it’s not the done thing nowadays but having a bit of fear of you’re manager no matter what level definitely kept you on you’re toes, thing with fergie is the amount of people who say he will help anyone trying to make their way up.
@@markcarruthers9902 Fergie, Jock Wallace, Jock Stein and Jim McLean. All were working class lads, and none of them forgot their roots.
That's because big news up there is the same team only winning the league 9 times in a row and not 10
@@hornylorney8150 We are talking about big characters in the Scottish game. What are you on about?
Walks out of frame but you still hear the "smack" 😂
He pushed the mic
@@jait2024 Nah, that sounds like an actual dig in the face. He pushes the mic first for sure and that's a louder sound (obviously, being a microphone!), but after that you hear a sound that is surely not the microphone because it's way too faint, and it sounds exactly like a punch in the face... not even a slap, a punch.
Defo made contact with the reporter what happened did he get charged or ewt first I've heard of this
He never touched him 😁
Jim McLean was ahead of his time! This treatment of the BBC proves it!
Why did it cut away, he was just about to tell him something
“Do you think I’m gonna answer a stupid question like that?” Yes
yes...that's what you're there for right?? He could've just shrugged it off with an easy answer
@Captain Obvious Youre in the comments of every football video lol
@@snoopythedog3266
Not when you’ve got serious issues....
😅😂😅
@David
Right.
So it's _his_ fault for warning him off, yet still being asked the same "stupid" question by the interviewer *immediately* straight after?
You sure you're a right'un?
The punching sound at the end is just pure gold 😂😂
Gave Barnes a cut lip
Sounded like it connected nicely🤣
VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION, THE LANGUAGE OF THE NON INTELLIGENT
Why is it gold? What is funny about it? Is it because the journalist deserved to be punched and did not expect it?
@@trivial50 it is the fact it was recorded so well and almost sounded like a cheap sound effect, even though it was real. Also the fact that no one expected him to punch the journalist, and then you just hear the slap sound in the background
We need more of this in today's football.
Violence?
We really don't. This guy is clearly a prick
@@Adam-ui3otyes
In Scotland a broken nose is a sign that you were talking when you should've been listening.
It's nice to hear someone from the BBC getting smacked
I think you'll get your chance if they keep lying to us...free tvs!
John Barnes aswell I was just watching with envy lol
Lol assault makes me laughy!
spoken like a real turd, mank
@@raccuia1 thank you
It is never difficult to tell the difference , between a Scotsman with a grievance and a ray of sunshine .P. G . Wodehouse .
Wodehouse. The absolute master.
😂😂😂😂😂💥👊
The great Jim Mac. A young lad once wrote into the Dundee Utd fanzine making a few suggestions on selection and tactics. Jim turned up at his door and told his maw "Tell yer laddie... I pick the team!" Apocryphal but believable. He was Alex Ferguson's scarier twin.
Beautiful- here you are and there you go. The world needs more of this.
Stimulus and response in close proximity to one another. Proving once again that life has consequences. God bless you.
".....and I'll tell ye somethin'. Don't ever f u c k i n' ever"....[punching sound] haha classic
😂😂💥
One of the greatest managers to walk this earth, what he done for Dundee. No money, young lads, European dominance. Rip big guy
A total nobody. Pub football... no one outside of the third world has ever heard of him.
Dundee never won a European competition...I wouldn't exactly call that dominance
@@benobrien8101 He never managed Dundee.
@@Stantheman848 Apart from Barcelona who his team beat. Twat.
@@user-li3fr8jl3b He managed Barcelona?
And that's Jim in a good mood!!.............
Roy Keane beams proudly: *"That's his job."*
Roy would have loved Jim 😂😂
Wasn't Keane punched by his gaffer at forest?
Very underrated comment😂😂😂😂
This should be standard procedure when dealing with the press.
I have at times contemplated becoming famous, for the sole purpose of being at the position to administer constant whaloppings at journalists.
Agreed. Especially bbc
@zumtream Lack of sufficient motivation.
Beat Takeshi pfp?
@@crazyd4ve875 👍🏻🇯🇵
I wish he'd given Gary Lineker a good hiding instead.
Why ?
@@russellnewton6660 Of all he footie pundits he annoys me most and he promised to take in a refugee then he reneged on it.
@@evilcraftknife5705 Tbf, he found out the refugee supported Man Utd.
Agreed 👍
i agree-lineker is an asshole-overpaid and underworked-i normally turn down sound when hes on a real wanker
Jim McLean wakes up, sucks on a girder, has 5 Arbroath Smokies, cycles to the coal mine, digs with bare hands for 2 hours, does some bricklaying in Kirkcaldy before consuming 20 Rothmans, grit-blasts the forth bridge.... then he is ready for a days work
It’s mad how John Barnes lost his Jamaican accent, and got a Scottish accent. That must’ve been some punch.
Different JB pal, he's skinny white JB no fat black septic FC JB
@@garymccallum667 😂😂
@@darrenb3214 aye a didni know there we're a pair of JSs in wee 🏴👍👍
The punch caused Barnes' fake Jamaican accent.
RIP Jim McLean. You and Sir Alex broke the Olf Firm mould.
Is he dead??
Sadly yes
@James Douglas definitely not a legitimate question
@@cyclingnut2122 he died on boxing day
@@joshpykerman2465 thanks I hadn't heard,
Taken from The Herald newspaper.
McLean said yesterday: ''I very much regret what has happened and I have offered my sincere apologies to John Barnes. I am particularly sorry that it was John of all people who was involved: from what I know of him he is an honest, hard-working lad who was only trying to do his job, as I was trying to do mine.
''Anyone who knows me, however, will know the passion I have for Dundee United and for football and I deeply regret that I allowed these feelings to cloud my judgment, albeit for one brief moment. In these circumstances I have resigned.''
I wish all interviews ended this way.
With the interviewers getting punched?
@@DrMcMoist *yes*
"Don't fuckin ever..."
*Interviewer dies*
"And make sure that's cut" hahaha classic
Teachers: There are no dumb questions
Also teachers:
Jim was well respected down here in England. RIP good man
Do good men punch reporters?
not after this video
@@EscapeRunningHead it seemed a small mistake from Jim after he was wound up by the reporter
I suspect most fans would agree Jim was a legend. He was provoked and if you poke the bear you will suffer the consequences.
He showed his true colours. A violent man. Why are people making light of this ?
If only every BBC interview ended this way.
Hugely successful manager with a small club, although growing up in the 80’s I thought Dundee Utd. was a big club, especially with McLean managing to win the league with them in 1983 & take them to the European Cup semi final the following season. He challenged the old firm stranglehold on Scottish football, with only Alex Ferguson being the only other manager to achieve that along with European success at Aberdeen. RIP Jim McLean.
McLean was successful alright, but with just a pinch more luck would have won a lot more.
Wee Jim an Fergie brought us the best days of Scottish fitba, ever,
What a thug! Even for a Scot that's uncivilised.
Very sad to hear he’s passed away. Though hopefully he’ll now go and haunt Gary Lineker.
One less thug in the world. Why are you sad?
@@cockoffgewgle4993 As thugs go he was a pretty decent one 🙂
Imagine being sad for a thug
@@Bignfluffy imagine been a dick
@Dahlan Drinkwater It’s because Gary Lineker occasionally expresses things these people struggle with, like empathy, compassion and nuance. The same people who moan about non-existent “cancel culture”.
Most polite man in Scotland
Something tells me he wasn’t planning on giving Alex Smith very long…
Hadn't forgiven him for the '87 Cup Final. 😂
Jim McLean's Dundee Utd team in the 1980s were a great team.Full respect from a Sunderland fan.RIP.
They should have won the uefa cup and premier league in 1987!
@@swineheartdoppleganger5516 but they didn't, because other teams were better than them.
@@collydub1987 Well, obviously! Unless the ref was bent, like Notts Forest v Anderlecht 1983? corrupt refs were rife in the 80s!
@@collydub1987 no way surely not
lol coming from a Sunderland fan
And they say the whinging Mourinho is value for money? That’s what post-match interviewers are for. Clumping.
@Captain Obvious and you're the captain
We need more of that in the US. Go on!
Nice little Glasgow kiss 😂
Don't make them like that anymore. RIP Jim
You serious? He would sign 16 year olds on 10 year contracts on £25 a week then fine them for having dirty boots or being 5 mins late to training then never play or sell them and ruin there career.
@@franciscoybighartson8854 Indeed so . Or refuse to release them for pure spite . He was a bad tempered and aggressive prick
@@fruitychink reminds me of you
@@martincasey5900 😂😂😂😂😂 got him
@@franciscoybighartson8854 don't be late and present yourself then
😂
This is now in my favourites. That...was truly hilarious.
0:15 dad when you come home late from a party
sports and abuse are synonymous
"Do ye hink am gonnae answer a stupit question like that?" Quality old school aggro.
will always remember a midweek game at Tannadice in 85 or 86 when having left on the bus around 5.30pm from Paisley we arrived in Dundee to be told 20 mins before kick off the ref called it off due to waterlogged pitch.
With hundreds off us outside raging having taking half days or left early from work Jim Mclean walked out to speak to us and told us every one would get in free at the rearranged game and United would pay for our buses. Class. Not the only late awayday call off due to weather ive suffered but the only time the other manager came out and sorted it.
He may not have suffered a fool gladly and tied players from a young age to contracts that would be criminal now but he was from a different time and how many fans wish we could go back to that time when money meant little as clubs werent playing to the agents tune and he understood the sacrifices and hurt everyday people made to follow their team.
That’s amazing! Thanks for sharing. Respect.
Up the Brian!
From a Celtic supporter. An absolute legend.
@@GlasgowCelticforever1888 he was very much the Scottish Brian Clough. Worked wonders at a team who were not even the biggest club in their town. Both men made their clubs European forces against all odds and in spite of their size and the financial resources of the Manchester United or Liverpools or the Celtic and Rangers they were up against. Couldn't happen now which is why football no longer can have a genius manager overcome the odds favouring clubs with larger fan bases. The financial gap between a Forest or Dundee United and Manchester United or Celtic is so extreme now that no amount of managerial genius nor youth development will be allowed to close the gap. The money from billionaire Arabs or Americans will simply buy all the young talent or managerial genius if only to deny another Arab or American owned team that potential even if it means a young man gets paid millions of pounds each year to play in a youth team and fades into obscurity.
@@saints16o5o87 Well said mate. It's a sad state of affairs.
This is pure gold 🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣
I'm glad that wasn't me on the punched end 😂
I discovered this on about 3 days ago and must of watched it at least 50 times... this is fantastic 😂
*fantashtic
Back when Dundee United punched above their weight...🥊
Not half... only the second time that Barcelona lost in their own stadium in European games when Dundee United beat them... Lineker and Hughes playing for Terry Venables that night... PS. - The FIRST time Barcelona lost in the Nou Camp in a European match was also against Dundee United in the sixties.
And their manager punched without a wait.
Love it!! Old school jock gives him the "can your mum sow" vibe.
This video is 99% conversation and 1% punch.
Had me at “punches bbc reporter”.
I fucking love this, wish I could hear the rest of it 😂
I'd love it even more if we could see the alleged punch !
Jim McLean died of dementia last year at 83. Now he's punching reporters in heaven.
I love the pleasantries exchanged here 😂
Journalists are more like trolls in recent history
@Don't Shoot hence recent history 😒
@Don't Shoot at least at the time of commenting
@@g-dub5272 nevermind him, he's a millie gunt...to the likes of him, 9 years might as well be 50 years.
@Don't Shoot The clip it’s self is from 2000, but recent is a pretty elastic term when talking about history.
That was bloody hilarious, get in there!!
there's nothing hilarious about violence
@@PalmBaiReader that sure told him...... seven years later.
@@PalmBaiReader stop being so square
@@PalmBaiReader oof urself
"And I'll tell you something, don't fecking offer me that again!" SMACK. And make sure you cut that bit out! lol.
God I love Jim McLean, rest in peace legend 🧡🖤
What, a psycho
Jim mclean- I rather speak
Mourinho- I prefer not to speak
"i rather punch"
RIP to 1 great legend and especially for that will never forget that interview classic 👊👊👊👊👊
Pathetic excuse for a man jumping to violence over a question.
John got charged with damaging Mr Macleans fists.
Scottish man + “I’ll tell you something” = don’t run away yet, you still have to look for your missing teeth on the floor.
Scottish hospitality.
20 years later, they revealed a statue of Jim at the Dundee derby game yesterday. Shows how much they remember him for his passion for, and loyalty to, the club.
Jim gave him the Glasgow Smile 😂 lol
Is anybody else disappointed that there is not more of the video????
sounds like the minecraft hit noise lmfao
shite game
Haha funny that so true
@@simojovic6358 who cares it's the exact same sound
Lmao 😆
Growing up around the Scotts-Irish, this was an expected answer to a foolish question.
A Glasgow kiss is a show of endearment in Scotland 🏴 lol 😂
Jim always had a screw loose, but I still prefer to remember him on the players' shoulders at Dens Park.
tannadice park
@@elbib2446 The 1983 Scottish Championship title was won at Dens Park.
@@herbertvonzinderneuf8547 lol my wrong then,lol and i was actually born in dundee,but wasnt in dundee in 83
@Zulu Necker Have you been speaking to my wife??
Watched it 3 times...each time was as hilarious as the previous!
I don’t care who you think you are, violence is shit and it’s not acceptable. What a good demonstration of a bully.
"I'll tell ya something, I'm so happy, Happy New Year."
Don't know who he is but he punched a reporter so he's alright in my book.
He was the chairman of Dundee United football club. His team were bottom of the league and the reporter asked the perfectly reasonable question of whether the manager should be worried about his job. McClean's punch split the reporter's lip - an hour later, McClean resigned as a result of this.
@@Wally-H good stupid thug
I've come back the last three days to watch this again, I absolutely love it, "and I'll tell ye something" slap!!! Classic.
When the boogeyman goes to bed he checks underneath for the jim mclean
"I'll tell ya somethin"
"Is dah rite pal"
Fight guaranteed
LOL it's funny because it's true.
Jim MacLean, Dundee's rough cut diamond. Rest in peace Jim, you and your team made my childhood full of happy and successful memories. Thank you.
"and i'll tell you somethin'.. PAP'Doan't fuckin ever..."
I'm amazed that someone who has such little control over his emotions could have held such a high position in a football club.
It was different times when men were allowed to be men
@@vikroy3777 You're not a man if you punch others in the face.
@@chakko007 you must be young because you sound like snowflake culture, like I said that was how men dealt with things and didn't use talking or the police like cowards.
@@vikroy3777You sound like an uneducated buffoon. That attitude will end with your lame ass knocked the fuck out in the street.
Hahaha 😀😂🤣🤣🤣😅😅🤣🤣😅🤣😂🤣😅🤣🤣😅 he told not to ask that question hahahaha 🤣🤣😅🤣😂🤣
Rip Jim McLean .
I know we're big Duncan Ferguson got his apprenticeship from now .
They certainly don't make them like you two anymore ...🙏🙏🙏
@Marc Carran maybe he did .
But would you like to take a chance with him .
You know being a keyboard warrior like many on here .
Have a word with the three burglars that he caught in his house .
One escaped the other two were hospitalised for two weeks .
There's mor too big Dunc than you think hardcase ....
Go on
Got the picture now my apologies . Yes he was very harshly treated by the Scottish FA .
Over the head butt .
And like a lot of Scots Duncan Ferguson was a very bad loos for Scotland in its quest for qualifying in Euros , world cups .
@@johncuddy2669 Why are you typing like that?
Like what ... ????
and Kevin Gallagher very underrated. He was good at Coventry but should have been at a top club!