I remember it well. Was gutted. Drew Brand's first & only game for my beloved blues ... & he conceded 5. At the time I was the ONLY Evertonian in a South Yorkshire school of almost 600 kids. Scousers can mock us "wools" ... but we pay a far higher price, both financially & timewise (travel) ... in following our team.
There was also a lot of pressure on "the Irish temperament" of a lot of lads who made a big noise in Blighty... Terry Wogan and Pat Magee, to name but two.
Speaking as a long term Leeds fan I'd have to say that the 2nd penalty..wasn't a penalty..Lorimer fell in the box but he was fouled outside it. Everton should have had a free kick just before that when McKenzie fouled Kenyon.
Surprised that they weren't still winning trophies, Clark, Bremner, Reaney, Madeley, Yorath, Lorimer, Harvey, Cherry, with MacKenzie and Frank Gray mystery , maybe it was Revie
@@ianlayton6845 You misread mikes post . Hes saying its because maybe because revie had gone . I say age was a factor . Lack of motivation , departure of giles.
@@Lord_Hillcrest01 i agree Bremner and Clark and Eddie getting older and Terry Yoreth was no Giles Peter Lorimer looked lively Very nice post RIP NORMAN WE LOVE YOU
2 goalkeeping errors, a hugely deflected free kick and poor defending in general, plus Everton’s unnecessarily twice taken penalty-but that’s football !
Wasnt a great fan of David Harvey . When you look at the keepers leeds had in their hayday you have to question the quality . Maybe its me but they wouldve won more silverware.
Harvey was better than Sprake but when you look at Leeds teams of that era goal keepers were the weak link after that era we had Mervin Day so things got no better
@@leedsboy64 Can't argue with that, if they'd had someone like Clemence or Shilton (or Corrigan, or Stepney, or Jennings, to name a few), they'd surely have won more. Sprake for me was the King of the Cock-ups.
I remember it well. Was gutted. Drew Brand's first & only game for my beloved blues ... & he conceded 5. At the time I was the ONLY Evertonian in a South Yorkshire school of almost 600 kids. Scousers can mock us "wools" ... but we pay a far higher price, both financially & timewise (travel) ... in following our team.
Small club
@@brianeaves6454 Small brain
Never mocked an out of town supporter in my life. Must be horrible surrounded by fans of other clubs when we lose!
Oh, those were the days. That was the first match I attended at Elland Road as a boy with my dad and grandad. Great memories.......thanks for posting!
I couldn't bear to watch Leeds after 1975, Revie leaving without clearing out the dead wood was unforgivable!!
What deadwood? They'd just won the league title in Revie's last season.
Revie didn't have it in him to break up "the family"
what exactly was the dead wood?
RIP Terry Yorath (number 10 Leeds).
Much remembered. 👍
He ain't dead
There was also a lot of pressure on "the Irish temperament" of a lot of lads who made a big noise in Blighty... Terry Wogan and Pat Magee, to name but two.
Speaking as a long term Leeds fan I'd have to say that the 2nd penalty..wasn't a penalty..Lorimer fell in the box but he was fouled outside it.
Everton should have had a free kick just before that when McKenzie fouled Kenyon.
Surprised that they weren't still winning trophies, Clark, Bremner, Reaney, Madeley, Yorath, Lorimer, Harvey, Cherry, with MacKenzie and Frank Gray mystery , maybe it was Revie
Don Revie wasn't the manager then, he left at the end of the 73 74 season
@@ianlayton6845 You misread mikes post . Hes saying its because maybe because revie had gone . I say age was a factor . Lack of motivation , departure of giles.
@@Lord_Hillcrest01 i agree Bremner and Clark and Eddie getting older and Terry Yoreth was no Giles Peter Lorimer looked lively Very nice post RIP NORMAN WE LOVE YOU
@@Lord_Hillcrest01 Wasn’t a case of the guy misreading it, it was poorly written
2 goalkeeping errors, a hugely deflected free kick and poor defending in general, plus Everton’s unnecessarily twice taken penalty-but that’s football !
We had just two,yeah two half decent players Dobson and latchford in the whole squad.
The Everton defender in the wall whom the ball deflects off into the net is a classic "Oh, shit!" moment.
What about the two fingers to the crowd celebration and not a mention✌️😂
damn Leeds were awesome!
Power...Leeds. 💪
LEEDS
Super Leeds!
Super leeds!!!!!
How shite were we back then ,embarrassing.
Wasnt a great fan of David Harvey . When you look at the keepers leeds had in their hayday you have to question the quality . Maybe its me but they wouldve won more silverware.
Harvey was better than Sprake but when you look at Leeds teams of that era goal keepers were the weak link after that era we had Mervin Day so things got no better
@@leedsboy64 Can't argue with that, if they'd had someone like Clemence or Shilton (or Corrigan, or Stepney, or Jennings, to name a few), they'd surely have won more. Sprake for me was the King of the Cock-ups.
Everton were shit there even if the referee did look like a Leeds supporter!
Won the championship in 69/70 mun!
They weren't too bad
Alan Whittle! He was scoring for fun that season.
@@huwzebediahthomas9193 This match was played in 1975/76.
welldone
I’d forgotten how horrible Leeds were .. wow ...
Everton were garbage here.
Mick Lyons the ultimate yard dog no wonder we were shite he was the captain?
Wasn't Mick Lyons the Everton skipper in 1975-76?