now football is dominated by the big six.......they can win the league cup or fa cup with a reserve side......money has ruined football and destroys most fan's dreams.
@@vespasuper150that's why inflation will not come down sharply again,thanks to the financial selfish pwope running football, very bad for the economy...
Gotta say the quality of this broadcast is incredible given it's almost 50 years old now. And how good is Brian Moore and Jimmy Hill's commentary, grew up with these guys in Australia. Big Dick Malone defending like his life depended on it 😂🤣..
I was 9. Watching in Dublin. Never forget that day, it was blood and guts all the way. The image of Bob Stokoe running down to hug Jim Montgomery after the final whistle is burned on my memory. Brian Moore's great commentary added to the occasion.
My Grandad is from Galway and I watched the final with him. I was only 5yrs old but I can still remember the joy and the scenes. Ya see the lad who ran on the pitch at the end with the flag around him ? That was my uncle, my Grandad son.
What memories, Dave Watson like a rock, Bobby Kerr like a mad Duracell bunny, Ian Porterfield with the only goal of the match, and Jimmy Montgomery, with that epic double save, another thing that's over looked about this final, there were a lot of Scotsmen on the pitch that day
Hundreds of times better than the Banks save they keep raving about, That save won the FA cup given the power of the two shots, it is the greatest save ever, and I am from Newcastle
Totally disagree with the original comment about Jimmy's classic saves being "overlooked' I don't think they've ever been overlooked and people when talking about this match remember Ian's goal, Jimmy's saves and Bob Stokoe at the final whistle running arms out to Montgomery.
I can still remember BBC1 Scotland, who were showing the Old Firm final, saying during commentary something along the lines of "We don't want to spoil it, but if you think this final has everything, wait for the highlights from Wembley after this, where something extraordinary is happening! " That didn't give the game away much!
this 70s footy...absolutely shi**s all over todays limp wristed effort! .......having lived thru late 60s footy till present day..I can categorically say..... 65 -88 is perhaps the greatest era...... less money in it.... more pride passion and loyalty from fans and players alike, and hardly any over paid foreign players!!!!!! ....... the FA Cup final was THE game of the year........ never be anything like it ever again !
Sunderland was the first second division team to win the FA Cup since West Brom did in 1931, And what is forgotten is that they had to beat some of the cream to do it, Scores R3 Notts c 1-1 replay 2-0 ,R4 Reading 1-1 replay 1-3 ,R5 Man City2-2 replay 3-1 Q final Luton 2-0 , semi Arsenal 2-1 and the rest is History
Over a million supporters welcomed them back home on an open top bus. Think about that over 1 million supporters. We had 3 quarters of Wembley that day as well. I'm not lying or exaggerating look at the records if anything it was more than a million from Durham all the way to Roker Park it was unbelievable
So pleased Sunderland stuffed Leeds. They were always arrogant which I always found strange as I never even thought they were that good. Dirty team too..H'way the lads 😆
Yes, he was at ITV from 1968 to just after this final, when he moved to the BBC to present Match of the Day. Jimmy went on to suggest 3 points for a win, rather than 2, and this was taken up in 1981 in England, but it was another 10 years before other countries did. Indeed, it wasn't 3 points for a win in the World Cup until the 1994 tournament.
@@davidhuggan6315 He left ITV after the England v Scotland match a fortnight later his last games for ITV were all in the Home International Championship his first games for the BBC was the European Cup Final Ajax v Juventus and the Poland v England World Cup Qualifier
Because you were in the Second Division, whilst Leeds were at their greatest. By your 'logic', you'd be joint favourites every time you met City, even though you're in the Third Division.
Leeds were beaten by pitts naughty tackle on Clarke, they were beat by Monty's double save, they were beat by Dave Watson at the back. They were beat by the amount & noise of the Sunderland fans & most of all they were beat by their own arrogance
@@DavyRo And where are you now, Bonny Lad? Sunderland rode their luck, but be honest, that Leeds side would've murdered those farmers on any other Saturday.
@@kieronjohnson8834 Leeds were very nervous before the game and didn't play well right from the start. I think Revie's superstition and negativity got to them.
@@Ruda-n4h I think you're probably on to something. Leeds had everything to lose. They were expected to hammer Sunderland but the pitch was a bit of a leveller and Revie's obsession with bad omens and the influence of fate probably spread negativity throughout the team. First Cup Final I saw on a colour telly. My lasting image is of that pillock Bob Stokoe running around on the pitch like a loon. Leeds were the ultimate nearly team in the 70's.
at the time the biggest FA Cup upset ever....bob stokoe done wonders...also tells a story of Revie wanting to pay off Stokoe in the 1960s when Stokoe in charge of Bury i believe to, shall we say roll over...to the tune of £300.......wasnt the first time Revie done that neither...even Sprake is kicked out of Leeds as a traitor for saying similiar...classy
Back when the FA Cup final was a special occasion.
It was mate.
It's crap now no tradition at all.
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Money has taken over and the players are overpaid pussys ……
now football is dominated by the big six.......they can win the league cup or fa cup with a reserve side......money has ruined football and destroys most fan's dreams.
@antony vickery money has killed it no passion at all.
@@vespasuper150that's why inflation will not come down sharply again,thanks to the financial selfish pwope running football, very bad for the economy...
Gotta say the quality of this broadcast is incredible given it's almost 50 years old now. And how good is Brian Moore and Jimmy Hill's commentary, grew up with these guys in Australia. Big Dick Malone defending like his life depended on it 😂🤣..
With the tackle on Bremner in the box, now the commentators would say "That looks like a penalty" but Moore is straight in there with "No penalty!"
Was magnificent as a kid in Sunderland in 73 watching it
I was 9. Watching in Dublin. Never forget that day, it was blood and guts all the way. The image of Bob Stokoe running down to hug Jim Montgomery after the final whistle is burned on my memory. Brian Moore's great commentary added to the occasion.
My Grandad is from Galway and I watched the final with him. I was only 5yrs old but I can still remember the joy and the scenes. Ya see the lad who ran on the pitch at the end with the flag around him ? That was my uncle, my Grandad son.
Thanks from Sunderland.
still remains a classic
That tackle just after 2.00 mins and not even a yellow card. These days would have red with a 12 match ban!!!
What memories, Dave Watson like a rock, Bobby Kerr like a mad Duracell bunny, Ian Porterfield with the only goal of the match, and Jimmy Montgomery, with that epic double save, another thing that's over looked about this final, there were a lot of Scotsmen on the pitch that day
Dave Watson was man of the match for me . Even better than Montgomery's saves.
beautiful times for me as a mackem kid
Montgomery brilliant double save gets so overlooked.
That was world class save from Montgomery.
Hardly !
Hundreds of times better than the Banks save they keep raving about, That save won the FA cup given the power of the two shots, it is the greatest save ever, and I am from Newcastle
Totally disagree with the original comment about Jimmy's classic saves being "overlooked' I don't think they've ever been overlooked and people when talking about this match remember Ian's goal, Jimmy's saves and Bob Stokoe at the final whistle running arms out to Montgomery.
Not really. It's been hailed as one of the finest pieces of goalkeeping quite often.
I can still remember BBC1 Scotland, who were showing the Old Firm final, saying during commentary something along the lines of "We don't want to spoil it, but if you think this final has everything, wait for the highlights from Wembley after this, where something extraordinary is happening! " That didn't give the game away much!
this 70s footy...absolutely shi**s all over todays limp wristed effort! .......having lived thru late 60s footy till present day..I can categorically say..... 65 -88 is perhaps the greatest era...... less money in it.... more pride passion and loyalty from fans and players alike, and hardly any over paid foreign players!!!!!! ....... the FA Cup final was THE game of the year........ never be anything like it ever again !
That tackle by Richie Pitt though. Have it lad!! He’d get 6 months inside for that now!!
Dave Watson was superb in this game .
Sunderland was the first second division team to win the FA Cup since West Brom did in 1931, And what is forgotten is that they had to beat some of the cream to do it, Scores R3 Notts c 1-1 replay 2-0 ,R4 Reading 1-1 replay 1-3 ,R5 Man City2-2 replay 3-1 Q final Luton 2-0 , semi Arsenal 2-1 and the rest is History
I've a gut feeling the Mackems could cause an upset here.
What a great player paul madely was
Timeless
You've seen the moment a hundred times. You know the result. Yet on every watch you can't see Lorimer not scoring. An amazing save by Montgomery.
50 years Centenary this May..... Should be Replayed on TV as an alternative to Coronation....The Cup Final Audience will be bigger 😉
Over a million supporters welcomed them back home on an open top bus. Think about that over 1 million supporters. We had 3 quarters of Wembley that day as well. I'm not lying or exaggerating look at the records if anything it was more than a million from Durham all the way to Roker Park it was unbelievable
Over a million on an open top bus? I wasn't there, so I'll have to take your word for it
Why we have the best game in the world.
great support from Sunderland, The leeds end looks strange the whole middle section has no colour
Clark gets mullered by the centre half , free kick. No cards , no big girls blouse nonsense, just gets on with it
it was a real man's game then........not the over payed, over rated, big girl's blouse's today.
11 years on and a goal like the one at the end was given…I wonder if the same ref would’ve disallowed it
Remember this match on TV when I was Ten
Anything showing Leeds getting beaten is welcome on CZcams .
Someone has issues ....
All you'll hear are Sunderland fans we took London as well as Wembley over that day
John Giles legend..
"Ha'wah" the Lads says Brian Moore. Nearly right it's "Ha'Way".
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So pleased Sunderland stuffed Leeds. They were always arrogant which I always found strange as I never even thought they were that good. Dirty team too..H'way the lads 😆
Jimmy Hill at ITV????????
Yes, he was at ITV from 1968 to just after this final, when he moved to the BBC to present Match of the Day. Jimmy went on to suggest 3 points for a win, rather than 2, and this was taken up in 1981 in England, but it was another 10 years before other countries did. Indeed, it wasn't 3 points for a win in the World Cup until the 1994 tournament.
@@davidhuggan6315 He left ITV after the England v Scotland match a fortnight later his last games for ITV were all in the Home International Championship his first games for the BBC was the European Cup Final Ajax v Juventus and the Poland v England World Cup Qualifier
@@darren2514fv Ajax v Juventus
Ha-wah the lads? Geordies? And how were we underdogs when we'd won the league 6 times and they'd only won it once?
Because you were in the Second Division, whilst Leeds were at their greatest. By your 'logic', you'd be joint favourites every time you met City, even though you're in the Third Division.
Leeds were beaten by a goalie in the form of his life and that farcical pitch.
Leeds were beaten by pitts naughty tackle on Clarke, they were beat by Monty's double save, they were beat by Dave Watson at the back. They were beat by the amount & noise of the Sunderland fans & most of all they were beat by their own arrogance
@@DavyRo And where are you now, Bonny Lad?
Sunderland rode their luck, but be honest, that Leeds side would've murdered those farmers on any other Saturday.
@@kieronjohnson8834 Leeds were very nervous before the game and didn't play well right from the start. I think Revie's superstition and negativity got to them.
@@Ruda-n4h I think you're probably on to something. Leeds had everything to lose. They were expected to hammer Sunderland but the pitch was a bit of a leveller and Revie's obsession with bad omens and the influence of fate probably spread negativity throughout the team.
First Cup Final I saw on a colour telly. My lasting image is of that pillock Bob Stokoe running around on the pitch like a loon. Leeds were the ultimate nearly team in the 70's.
Geordie Team !!
Exactly, southern ignorance
Bremner penalty
at the time the biggest FA Cup upset ever....bob stokoe done wonders...also tells a story of Revie wanting to pay off Stokoe in the 1960s when Stokoe in charge of Bury i believe to, shall we say roll over...to the tune of £300.......wasnt the first time Revie done that neither...even Sprake is kicked out of Leeds as a traitor for saying similiar...classy
Rock on Tommy...Bobby Ball was the captain of the Mackems