I remember, as a 14-or-so-year-old leaving the ground after fuck know's what game and walking back to the car park, and witnessing Molenaar signing several autographs and clearly saying "no more"........I waited until the crowd quickly dispersed and I approached.......he signed it with a smile on his face. I loved the Terminator then and will forever now. LEEDSLEEDSLEEDS.
In December 2018, when I was a footballer for Norman Industries at the time, I celebrated like Lee Bowyer twice when scoring 2 out of of 5 goals in my 1st game of 3 en route to becoming champion!. From Joe. X
At times he was unplayable. Would of loved to see him play under a manager like Sir Alex, speaking of which - may have never of signed Ronaldo if kewell signed for Man utd instead of liverpool.
My most vivid memory from that match was the felling of Kewell. Great to see it again! Funny seeing Ferdinand as a spectator in West Ham kit. Bowyer was a tremendous striker; shame he and Woodgate decided to go out on the fateful night. Oh, how that team could have prospered.
Neil Ruddock didn't even attempt to go for the ball. Straight in on Kewell's legs. What was John Hartson complaining about.?. Some sending offs are justified, that certainly was.
Wish hasselbaink had stayed. Prime viduka and hasselbaink together would have been fantasy stuff. Think they were in the same squad at boro if I'm not wrong
90s MOTD was the best with Des Lynam that Leeds team from 1998/2003 was class but they bought way to many players it was ridiculous and led to their Downfall I mean at one point you had Kewell Smith Bridges Keane Huckerby Fowler Viduka as striker options that’s 7 top strikers at the back Kelly mills Radabe matteo woodgate Ferdinand duberry Harte any of those defenders could walk into a top 4 team at that time in midfield bowyer batty hopkin dacourt Wilcox haaland bakke Johnson etc it was way to big a squad of top players on big wages they could put 3 different teams out Leeds on a Saturday they were very exiting to watch and it was sad to see them go down I’m an Arsenal fan myself I just couldn’t understand the need to buy all those players in them 4/5 years they were competing up the top
Presumably related to England's (failed) bid to host the 2006 World Cup. 'Campaigning' was going on at the time, and I think the final decision was made in July 2000.
The Terminator was brilliant for us. Very underrated. What a great time that was to be a Leeds fan, we were on the up and up.
He was Robert Molenaar. From Joe. X
Literally a machine I remember him fondly for Leeds.
Bowyer was brilliant for Leeds
Bowyer,harte and viduka my favorite players of all time💪
@@-Alex_Bond- 3 great men. From Joe. X
yet another great Leeds team
Robinson smith and woodgate what great youth to bring through to 1st team !
3:03 erling halaand
@mjortega6745 Lee bowyer, too, with his scoring smashes that hit the back of the net like a barrel of tnt!.. From Joe. X
I remember, as a 14-or-so-year-old leaving the ground after fuck know's what game and walking back to the car park, and witnessing Molenaar signing several autographs and clearly saying "no more"........I waited until the crowd quickly dispersed and I approached.......he signed it with a smile on his face. I loved the Terminator then and will forever now. LEEDSLEEDSLEEDS.
In December 2018, when I was a footballer for Norman Industries at the time, I celebrated like Lee Bowyer twice when scoring 2 out of of 5 goals in my 1st game of 3 en route to becoming champion!. From Joe. X
I think people forget what a magnificent player Harry Kewell was sometimes.
I rated him highly as well
At times he was unplayable. Would of loved to see him play under a manager like Sir Alex, speaking of which - may have never of signed Ronaldo if kewell signed for Man utd instead of liverpool.
He was great alright
@@conorsmith8551 Neil Ruddock got his foul wrong and was sent off!. From Joe. X
@@sonnQhe was Australian. From Joe. X
great team best crowd
4-0 the score. From Joe. X
My most vivid memory from that match was the felling of Kewell. Great to see it again! Funny seeing Ferdinand as a spectator in West Ham kit. Bowyer was a tremendous striker; shame he and Woodgate decided to go out on the fateful night. Oh, how that team could have prospered.
Bowyer scored twice on the day. From Joe. X
Great team
What a player Lee Bowyer was top class
@@stephenpenrose3499scored twice in the game. From Joe. X
Can see some of those young Leeds players making it and even becoming England internationals..
Amazing, thanks. From Joe. X
Neil Ruddock didn't even attempt to go for the ball. Straight in on Kewell's legs. What was John Hartson complaining about.?. Some sending offs are justified, that certainly was.
He deserved the red card. From Joe. X
Wish hasselbaink had stayed. Prime viduka and hasselbaink together would have been fantasy stuff. Think they were in the same squad at boro if I'm not wrong
Good guys. From Joe. X
Some Quality Players in Both Teams that Day
But Leeds won 4-0. From Joe. X
@@joeandrews7329 Happy Days :)
90s MOTD was the best with Des Lynam that Leeds team from 1998/2003 was class but they bought way to many players it was ridiculous and led to their Downfall I mean at one point you had Kewell Smith Bridges Keane Huckerby Fowler Viduka as striker options that’s 7 top strikers at the back Kelly mills Radabe matteo woodgate Ferdinand duberry Harte any of those defenders could walk into a top 4 team at that time in midfield bowyer batty hopkin dacourt Wilcox haaland bakke Johnson etc it was way to big a squad of top players on big wages they could put 3 different teams out Leeds on a Saturday they were very exiting to watch and it was sad to see them go down I’m an Arsenal fan myself I just couldn’t understand the need to buy all those players in them 4/5 years they were competing up the top
Desmond Lynam is his full name. From Joe. X
2:04 Damn when Frank Lampard was called Frank Jr.
He was out of commission in this 1.
In the Sponsor boards at the side of the pitch there are signs saying things like England 2006, do you know why they are there?
Presumably related to England's (failed) bid to host the 2006 World Cup. 'Campaigning' was going on at the time, and I think the final decision was made in July 2000.
@@LarsBosteen you know you're watching premier league years 98/99 when you see england 2006 hoardings haha
False advertising.
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4-0 the score.
West ham got mangled. From Joe. X
Neil Ruddock was sent off also. From Joe. X
The day when lampard is just a little kid
18 years old.
All them chances missed. Good to see nawts changed lol
Lol bamford reminds me of Alan smith in a lot of ways
@@conorsmith8551 44 this year.
alan smith debut???
Debut was against Liverpool 13 Nov 1998 - he scored.
@@LarsBosteen Yes, I remember him scoring on his debut. Can't believe he's 40 this year!
@@nickconbrio5310 44 this year.
Why (TF) cant you title this Leeds West Ham 1198 why put the spoiler in the title???????
4-0 the score.
Greatest yo-yo club in history.
And we've had our ups and downs. We're gonna stay with you forever. At least until the world stops going round
Elland Road has to be the best football stadium surely?
@@marktunnicliffe1725 behave yourself
West Ham were mashed.
Bottlers utd
Yes, bit of a shame that, but still for many their fave London club.
@@roywatling7036 Neil Ruddock was sent off too.