I was in the Stretford End that day and Old Trafford was heaving. I wish we'd have bought Ron Davies five years before as he was a great striker in his day. It was a classic "we'll score one more that you will" United display. I miss those days. Football today is so sterile in comparison.
1974/75 : Mamchester Utd went from second division to first division; in Italy A. C. PERUGIA went from b league to a league by the first time and "Perugia of miracles" started in this time....I was 19 years old and was Perugia's supporter in the " North Stand" where there are the Perugia's ultras group....good times
Proper men , playing proper football, good hard tackling , no diving or rolling around like the mamby pamby spoilt players of today.....miss games like these
I couldn't get in that day ... massive crowd ... turnstiles closing all around the ground, walking back to the car heard the roar as Pancho puts us ahead ... caught it on Match Of The Day later ... what a game!
The best time for footy. No var , Proper tackles , No bullshit .. Work or school all week then match day .. All stood with your mates , No sitting down and all the fkn bell stewards .. Just raw .. We might not of always been the best on the pitch but the crowd and the craic that went with it was mint.
One of the classics from that season. We were neck and neck with Sunderland (I think) they were our only real challengers. Fantastic atmosphere, NOTHING comparable today.
@@Beamer66 Sad news about the Doc eh. I posted on FB the following "Thanks for the memories Doc - we may have won more during Fergie's time, but as a supporter, the Doc days really were the best of the best. Brilliant times - never to be repeated, always remembered." My personal fave Utd game ever was the 4-4 draw with Sheff Weds a month later than this in Dec 1974, one of the first away games I went to. 8 goals, a pitch invasion, mounted police, Jim Holton broke his leg - nothing much else happened, bit boring really! The Sunderland games was great though - did you go? I was in the Scoreboard Paddock, in the narrow bit at the side of the pitch. It was absolutely rammed I remember! I've just watched the highlights here again - thought the standard was pretty decent for level 2. Got to say their second goal was brilliant! As was though that Stepney save! Do you also notice though Utd fans singing "You'll Never Walk Again" - even with the alternative lyrics you wouldn't get that at OT now - not that I go much anymore. Anyway, good to share mate - happy times.
@@2011pmacz I was there on the street too ..probably my favourite ever game . Old Trafford was a cauldron in those days. Now we have politically correct knee bending shite ,passing anyway bar forwards. So glad I was there for the Red Army days !
The serious no holds barred tackling is fantastic to watch, all players dishing it out and receiving it too, love it, makes today's game look seriously lame.
What a game !!! What an superb era of football the 60's, 70's and 80's were. Just watching the Belgium-Canada game, WC 2022, at the moment. It's the first game I've watched so far; well, I say watching; more like it's on in the background. Horse-shoe carpet football. It's so sterile; it bores me to death. So, I thought I'd put some of the old stuff on. Proper football. Brilliant stuff.
I'm a black'n'whiter, but what a first half performance by the late Billy Hughes. It was amusing hearing the ground staff being praised for their efforts preparing the pitch 😁
Billy Hughes was one of the finest Sunderland players of that era (infact any era!)....Super game of football, when it was a REAL game....So much more honest than the shite of today.
Totally agree. I was at old trafford that day and I'm a utd fan. I was 14 years of age and to this day it was one of the best games I ever saw. Hard tackles , great goals and full of honesty and fair play. Billy Hughes was a great player and vastly underrated. Great memories , great days.
Tackle on Willie Morgan at 1:41 would be an instant yellow now with all the players hounding the ref to send the player off, here they just get on with it lol.
Fantastic stuff! You can forget your current day day corporate United and the bullshit that is the premier league, this period under Tommy Doc was the best, just listen to that atmosphere which is now sadly long gone at OT, I used to go back then and it was amazing, scarves on wrists, sew on patches, Ahh, happy days.
fantastic stuff - football of my era, the tackles flying in on a muddy pitch. No little skill in a second division match featuring all British players. Wonderful commentary from Barry Davies and a sense of frantic excitement throughout.
one of the best games Ii have ever seen at OT in 35 years and had to stand in the paddock as gave my seat to my bloody gf. Made it more worthwhile. Up there with Liverpool in 1989 and only a few others in my book
I was in the Stretford End for that game with my mate David O'Neil. I was very impressed with Billy Hughes and Pop Robson. Their poise, and eligance on the ball was brilliant and only equalled (by my eyes at Old Trafford) by Liam Brady (Arsenal) and Vince Hilaire (Cyrstal Palace).
not have that like we had 1000s their 1000s i was young but remember our end 1000s yeh 2 chased 1000s i believe you get a grip admit it ,,,,you came to roker and done nowt ask yaa lads of 70s 80 s ,,,,we always turn up did from my age 1974 ish as a 12 year old ...you like mags IT NEVER HAPPENS TO YOU well it did ok mr ,,
went to the game that day from weymouth. All the turnstiles were closed, somebody got a massive ladder from a building site behind the stretford end and about 15 of us climbed over, good times
Proper football. No sideways passing for the sake if it. No stupid stats about dribbles and assists. A pitch like a glue pot. Imagine some of today's players on that surface. They would be moaning about it. So would the managers. Happy days.
Went to this at the scoreboard end. Lots of Sunderland fans in..no trouble at all.....just banter. Cant remember a more exciting game. Some of the tackling? Inspiring stuff.
A real epic encounter, a great ad for the game, and to think it was actually a second-tier fixture! Pity that the full ninety-ninety+ minutes don't exist, for edited highlights on MOTD didn't really do such a splendid spectacle justice. And a crowd of 60,585 (with many more locked out), must surely constitute a second-tier record
Martin Buchan said it was no cakewalk playing in the second division despite them being promoted in their only post war spell out of the top flight. The fans however said what a great time it was as a supporter touring all over the country to unfamiliar football grounds.
Was on about this game only a couple of weeks since ,considering it was a 2nd div. game it was voted best game of the season including the 1st div. tremendous advert 4 the football played on that day when it outshone the top div, and we had a very good side then but we lost a few players and am sure it was just after that game Ian porterfield had a car smash that finished him ? Now it's me own turn saying it was real football back then just like me owld grandads did when sunland were 1 of the biggest clubs in their day told me ! Still support them still get down 2 watch them when a can that's not tied 2 end till a check out ! Sunland 4 life 👍🤗😂
I went to this game because of its 'draw', and I was a Coventry City fan (although I lived in Salford). That's why the crowd was so large, it probably atttracted people who just loved the game and wanted to see a top match at a very cheap price (no ticket was needed). Glad to have been there. Also went to the Man U v Norwich League Cup semi-final 1st leg that season. This is when football meant everything. How did it become so ruined?
spot on, although i started going to games in 1979, the atmosphere in them days were great,docs teams i know they won jack all except the fa cup, but they played some fantastic stuff, football today has sold its soul to the corporate devil.
How many times did club in 2nd division have highest average attendance figures of whole English league? Not many times. In 1974/75 ManU did it. All seated stadiums and corporate football sucks, bring back the terraces behind the goal! Clubs to their supporters!
The refs today would waste half the time giving free kicks, you could have contact them days, that pitch ! and about 15,000 Sunderland fans there lol. division 2 by the way( daft names like the championship), we SAFC missed out on promotion but went up[ the next year.
we played brill they could not handle billy h ,, we took a really big following down their ,,, great day we out chanted them that day even in defeat ,,, me and my dad went by train ,,
Nobody out sang United that season home and away.Great game that was voted match of the season on MOTD. The United support that season will never be beaten
@@millwallholdings funny how millwall's crowd for the United game was double their average. I think one coach of millwall went to OT that season and they were given a hard time
@pbr streetgang Not true mate. I attended Jimmy Johnstone and Bobby Lennox's joint testimonial between Celtic and United in 1976. United boo-ed when Celtic sang YNWA and Celtic boo-ed when United sang "Hello Hello". United by then were singing " You'll never walk again" . What is true is that United fans were the first in Britain to start singing YNWA in the 60's but it never caught on. LFC fans loved it and then later Celtic also adopted it.
It was common with all clubs back then singing YNWA. I was there that day supporting safc Billy hughes my favourite safc player voted game of the season
Makes me question the cup final v leeds . Sunderland were a very very good team early to mid 70's . Sure they were div 2 but were a top div 2 side . Beating leeds was not such a big shock in my mind and im a leeds fan .
Jonathan Hope Yeah but, by comparison Leeds were going for the treble of league, FA cup and Cup Winner’s Cup in 73? Lost the league to Liverpool, FA cup final to Sunderland 🙄 and were cheated out of the CWC final against Milan by a bent ref.
@@ElliosoMukka True enough my friend , the Cup Winners cup final was a joke ref wize . Sunderland were a good side though i thought and after beating Arsenal in the semis im a little bit surprised people talk of it being a massive shock that we lost . Leeds didnt play particularly well and of that save from jim we didnt look like winning . Losing jack in the semi didnt help .
Was locked out loads outside so kicked our way in literally now working class been priced out not just o t but everywhere some clubs now prefer grounds half empty yet those middle class in payin loads instead of havin grounds full of workin class with cheaper tickets gonna struggle after covid as fans out of the habit of going and realising how much they have saved hope greedy owners come unstuck serve em right for takin fans for granted and tourists start watchin local non league or local ie leyton orient and suga daddys sell up and cut losses
Newcastle did hold the record in English football for an average attendance for years, set whil'st in the 2nd Division. Indeed the first three teams to average 50,000+ were Newcastle, Man Utd and Villa. Newcastle were the first club to do it twice!
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RIP Billy Hughes, a truly outstanding player, seen here in a magnificent game of football before a fantastic crowd.
Brilliant commentary as well from Barry Davies!
I was in the Stretford End that day and Old Trafford was heaving. I wish we'd have bought Ron Davies five years before as he was a great striker in his day. It was a classic "we'll score one more that you will" United display. I miss those days. Football today is so sterile in comparison.
You got that right!
Fantastic atmosphere at that game!,no prawn sandwich brigade there,brilliant clip,some of them tackles that were flying in!
I loved that season in the 2nd division. So many great memories. Away days with the Red Army. Remember this Sunderland game so well.
1974/75 : Mamchester Utd went from second division to first division; in Italy A. C. PERUGIA went from b league to a league by the first time and "Perugia of miracles" started in this time....I was 19 years old and was Perugia's supporter in the " North Stand" where there are the Perugia's ultras group....good times
Proper men , playing proper football, good hard tackling , no diving or rolling around like the mamby pamby spoilt players of today.....miss games like these
Really was. Half of these tackles would be yellow cards now, it's a different game
Yeah ok grandpa
@@Conici_AU true though. If you weren't there you don't know.
And no prawn 🦐 sandwiches
Well said fella
I couldn't get in that day ... massive crowd ... turnstiles closing all around the ground, walking back to the car heard the roar as Pancho puts us ahead ... caught it on Match Of The Day later ... what a game!
Me and my mate John couldn't get in either! We stood outside the ground listening to the match on the tranny!
I was born in the late 90s but this is when football was football ⚽️
The best time for footy.
No var , Proper tackles , No bullshit ..
Work or school all week then match day ..
All stood with your mates , No sitting down and all the fkn bell stewards ..
Just raw ..
We might not of always been the best on the pitch but the crowd and the craic that went with it was mint.
One of the classics from that season. We were neck and neck with Sunderland (I think) they were our only real challengers. Fantastic atmosphere, NOTHING comparable today.
They fell by the wayside towards the end of the season. United went up with Norwich and Villa that year.
Favourite United game ever, I have the full 31 minute highlights of this game shown MOTD 30/11/74
@@Beamer66 Sad news about the Doc eh. I posted on FB the following "Thanks for the memories Doc - we may have won more during Fergie's time, but as a supporter, the Doc days really were the best of the best. Brilliant times - never to be repeated, always remembered." My personal fave Utd game ever was the 4-4 draw with Sheff Weds a month later than this in Dec 1974, one of the first away games I went to. 8 goals, a pitch invasion, mounted police, Jim Holton broke his leg - nothing much else happened, bit boring really! The Sunderland games was great though - did you go? I was in the Scoreboard Paddock, in the narrow bit at the side of the pitch. It was absolutely rammed I remember! I've just watched the highlights here again - thought the standard was pretty decent for level 2. Got to say their second goal was brilliant! As was though that Stepney save! Do you also notice though Utd fans singing "You'll Never Walk Again" - even with the alternative lyrics you wouldn't get that at OT now - not that I go much anymore. Anyway, good to share mate - happy times.
I run a facebook page called Manchester United in the 70's, message me there if you would like the full 31 minutes highlights of this game.
@@2011pmacz I was there on the street too ..probably my favourite ever game . Old Trafford was a cauldron in those days. Now we have politically correct knee bending shite ,passing anyway bar forwards. So glad I was there for the Red Army days !
The serious no holds barred tackling is fantastic to watch, all players dishing it out and receiving it too, love it, makes today's game look seriously lame.
beautiful no rolling about no Bellerins or Neymars here.
What a game !!! What an superb era of football the 60's, 70's and 80's were.
Just watching the Belgium-Canada game, WC 2022, at the moment. It's the first game I've watched so far; well, I say watching; more like it's on in the background. Horse-shoe carpet football. It's so sterile; it bores me to death. So, I thought I'd put some of the old stuff on. Proper football. Brilliant stuff.
I'm a black'n'whiter, but what a first half performance by the late Billy Hughes. It was amusing hearing the ground staff being praised for their efforts preparing the pitch 😁
Billy Hughes was one of the finest Sunderland players of that era (infact any era!)....Super game of football, when it was a REAL game....So much more honest than the shite of today.
Totally agree. I was at old trafford that day and I'm a utd fan. I was 14 years of age and to this day it was one of the best games I ever saw. Hard tackles , great goals and full of honesty and fair play. Billy Hughes was a great player and vastly underrated. Great memories , great days.
@@keithtimmins4464 football has been ruined by money, business and foreign players
Not a feigned injury anywhere. All players were British. Brilliant.
As a Newcastle man I have to agree.....Billy was a good-un 👍
At last! I am a Man City supporter, but I was waiting for this game. It is the key game for ManU in the season on the second Division
Just a moment to appreciate a magnificent commentator in Barry Davies
I'm with you on that, most people seem to think Motson was the best commentator on MOTD, give me Barry Davies every time.
And one of the greatest ever matches played for heart
One of the few games i missed that season watching Rod Stewart in Birmingham but what a season it was my best ever
'Hughes and Robson linking well'. At Old Trafford but NOT for United. Uncanny that.
Yep, was erie.
Tackle on Willie Morgan at 1:41 would be an instant yellow now with all the players hounding the ref to send the player off, here they just get on with it lol.
That's what I call a tackle! Hard but clean as a whistle.
Fantastic stuff! You can forget your current day day corporate United and the bullshit that is the premier league, this period under Tommy Doc was the best, just listen to that atmosphere which is now sadly long gone at OT, I used to go back then and it was amazing, scarves on wrists, sew on patches, Ahh, happy days.
Tommy Doc RIP
🎵My Eyes Have Seen The Glory Of The Coming Of The Doc 🎶- And The Reds Go Marching On On On 🎼
Crowd was amazing only started going United in 1982
No tattoos,earrings or headbands...just real footballers.
Hit the nail on the head there mate..proper football
VAR would kill that atmosphere in seconds...
Then take another 5 minutes to kill it again
I was in the 4 0 match as well, great days, watch that pass from the sunderland player, towers brilliant
That was a truly great pass!
fantastic stuff - football of my era, the tackles flying in on a muddy pitch. No little skill in a second division match featuring all British players. Wonderful commentary from Barry Davies and a sense of frantic excitement throughout.
I was there.
Favourite United game ever, I have the full 31 minutes highlights shown on MOTD 30/11/74
one of the best games Ii have ever seen at OT in 35 years and had to stand in the paddock as gave my seat to my bloody gf. Made it more worthwhile. Up there with Liverpool in 1989 and only a few others in my book
Paddock too, just right hand side of the tunnel. I was only 12 or 13, not old enough to go stand with the big boys!
3 goals in 8 minutes..Jan 1989..chants of Easy Easy..next day went to Boro and we lost 1-0 to a Davenport goal! happy days
Was in Stretford for Scouse game in 89 never heard noise like it before or since it was insane great days
ATT 60,585. remarkable fans.............
I was in the Stretford End for that game with my mate David O'Neil. I was very impressed with Billy Hughes and Pop Robson. Their poise, and eligance on the ball was brilliant and only equalled (by my eyes at Old Trafford) by Liam Brady (Arsenal) and Vince Hilaire (Cyrstal Palace).
1000s n 1000s from wearside i was there
magcatcher leave off u ha a couple n utd steamed u out of scoreboard into main stand paddock beforde kick off
not have that like we had 1000s their 1000s i was young but remember our end 1000s yeh 2 chased 1000s i believe you get a grip admit it ,,,,you came to roker and done nowt ask yaa lads of 70s 80 s ,,,,we always turn up did from my age 1974 ish as a 12 year old ...you like mags IT NEVER HAPPENS TO YOU well it did ok mr ,,
magcatcher i meant a couple of thou in the scoreboard.
went to the game that day from weymouth. All the turnstiles were closed, somebody got a massive ladder from a building site behind the stretford end and about 15 of us climbed over, good times
Great finish by Billy Hughes for Sunderland's second. 2:43 One of the Man Utd fans in the Stretford End was not very pleased at all about it.
Good game. More a sport then than the money sloshing business it has become today.
" How did you win the cup " at 1-0, moments later, " That's how we won the cup " at 1-2.
Proper football. No sideways passing for the sake if it. No stupid stats about dribbles and assists. A pitch like a glue pot. Imagine some of today's players on that surface. They would be moaning about it. So would the managers. Happy days.
Wow! What a game! I cannot recall this one amazing match!
Went to this at the scoreboard end. Lots of Sunderland fans in..no trouble at all.....just banter. Cant remember a more exciting game. Some of the tackling? Inspiring stuff.
A real epic encounter, a great ad for the game, and to think it was actually a second-tier fixture! Pity that the full ninety-ninety+ minutes don't exist, for edited highlights on MOTD didn't really do such a splendid spectacle justice. And a crowd of 60,585 (with many more locked out), must surely constitute a second-tier record
here the roar when we scored ,,,,they sing your gonaa get you ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, in 1000s doown that day match of the season it was voted ,,
I am Liverpool through and through....we should not hate each other
A healthy hatred , that's good
No hate, just rivals. The two most successful teams in the land
@@orwellboy1958 Not recent years
Martin Buchan said it was no cakewalk playing in the second division despite them being promoted in their only post war spell out of the top flight.
The fans however said what a great time it was as a supporter touring all over the country to unfamiliar football grounds.
Was on about this game only a couple of weeks since ,considering it was a 2nd div. game it was voted best game of the season including the 1st div. tremendous advert 4 the football played on that day when it outshone the top div, and we had a very good side then but we lost a few players and am sure it was just after that game Ian porterfield had a car smash that finished him ? Now it's me own turn saying it was real football back then just like me owld grandads did when sunland were 1 of the biggest clubs in their day told me ! Still support them still get down 2 watch them when a can that's not tied 2 end till a check out ! Sunland 4 life 👍🤗😂
that would be Blackpool at home a 4-0 victory I remember, I was there what a match
I went to this game because of its 'draw', and I was a Coventry City fan (although I lived in Salford). That's why the crowd was so large, it probably atttracted people who just loved the game and wanted to see a top match at a very cheap price (no ticket was needed). Glad to have been there. Also went to the Man U v Norwich League Cup semi-final 1st leg that season. This is when football meant everything. How did it become so ruined?
Those tackles! Half the teams would have been red-carded nowadays!
Think it was our biggest crowd of the season what an atmosphere great days scoreboard paddock😁
The attendance was 60,585 although the final game home to Blackpool with a recorded gate of 58,000 I think it was more like 64,000
Love it ! Used to travel over from Dublin on the car ferry to watch United great days !
Great game and atmosphere.
Wonder why Monty trots into the net after the ball? With that weird run of his he would have been quicker walking!
These are not the full highlights. There is longer coverage of this match elsewhere on CZcams.
So long ago ,used to stand in the left side of the Stratford end .
spot on, although i started going to games in 1979, the atmosphere in them days were great,docs teams i know they won jack all except the fa cup, but they played some fantastic stuff, football today has sold its soul to the corporate devil.
Mu most valuable player start go on.😊😊😊
I can't believe the atmosphere, it was bloody electric. Football today seems so banal in comparison.
Superb game .
How many times did club in 2nd division have highest average attendance figures of whole English league? Not many times. In 1974/75 ManU did it.
All seated stadiums and corporate football sucks, bring back the terraces behind the goal! Clubs to their supporters!
Newcastle were promoted from division 2 in 1948 and set an average league attendance of over 56,000, a league record for decades.
stevie mac they got good fans to.
@@steviemac9055 Post-war attendances were huge right across the country.
Man City had the highest average attendance as a Div 2 side in 1927-28 (37,468). Man Utd in Div 1 averaged 18,891.
United's average attendance for that season was 58,500 ,nearly 15,to 20,000 every away game best supporters in the country in there day..!!!
Cracking game.
Hughes equalising goal was a Mile offside. Linesman must've been asleep.
You're the blind one.
When football was football and men were men, I wish it was still like that!
Does anyone have the last match of the season?
6:47 you can clearly hear the fans sing you will never walk alone
United fans used to sing "you'll never walk AGAIN"
So did Sunderland!!
The refs today would waste half the time giving free kicks, you could have contact them days, that pitch ! and about 15,000 Sunderland fans there lol. division 2 by the way( daft names like the championship), we SAFC missed out on promotion but went up[ the next year.
Massive gate that day....
Some good quality football for a 2nd tier game.
Was actually voted game of the season from ANY division that year!
Not a big gulf in them days , Forest and Ipswich both won the first division at the first time of asking I think
27,000 locked outside
The commentator sounds like he wants to see man u back into the top flight ..
we played brill they could not handle billy h ,, we took a really big following down their ,,, great day we out chanted them that day even in defeat ,,, me and my dad went by train ,,
Nobody out sang United that season home and away.Great game that was voted match of the season on MOTD. The United support that season will never be beaten
Your recollection is different to mine .
@@jimhalfpenny19 ohh ok then everyone to their own
@@HUGHWON Nobody ? correct it for you, apart from Millwall you mean when it seemed no utd fans turned up
@@millwallholdings funny how millwall's crowd for the United game was double their average. I think one coach of millwall went to OT that season and they were given a hard time
Ron Davis??????
They were singing YWNA?..Wow....
@pbr streetgang Not true mate. I attended Jimmy Johnstone and Bobby Lennox's joint testimonial between Celtic and United in 1976. United boo-ed when Celtic sang YNWA and Celtic boo-ed when United sang "Hello Hello". United by then were singing " You'll never walk again" .
What is true is that United fans were the first in Britain to start singing YNWA in the 60's but it never caught on. LFC fans loved it and then later Celtic also adopted it.
It was common with all clubs back then singing YNWA. I was there that day supporting safc Billy hughes my favourite safc player voted game of the season
Makes me question the cup final v leeds . Sunderland were a very very good team early to mid 70's . Sure they were div 2 but were a top div 2 side . Beating leeds was not such a big shock in my mind and im a leeds fan .
Jonathan Hope Yeah but, by comparison Leeds were going for the treble of league, FA cup and Cup Winner’s Cup in 73? Lost the league to Liverpool, FA cup final to Sunderland 🙄 and were cheated out of the CWC final against Milan by a bent ref.
@@ElliosoMukka True enough my friend , the Cup Winners cup final was a joke ref wize . Sunderland were a good side though i thought and after beating Arsenal in the semis im a little bit surprised people talk of it being a massive shock that we lost . Leeds didnt play particularly well and of that save from jim we didnt look like winning . Losing jack in the semi didnt help .
Lou "McCurry"
Un joueur de Sunderland ressemble à Archie Gemmil.
Est-ce lui ?
Mr.Jeepsters le joueur s'appelle Bryan Pop Robson. Il hour aussi a West Ham et Newcastle il marque beau coup de buts.
In those days in the fa cup if you were a 1st div team and drew a 3rd div team away...you had your work cut out
Was locked out loads outside so kicked our way in literally now working class been priced out not just o t but everywhere some clubs now prefer grounds half empty yet those middle class in payin loads instead of havin grounds full of workin class with cheaper tickets gonna struggle after covid as fans out of the habit of going and realising how much they have saved hope greedy owners come unstuck serve em right for takin fans for granted and tourists start watchin local non league or local ie leyton orient and suga daddys sell up and cut losses
Golden era of British football.
this was the good old days when utd were in division 2 where they belong.
LOL! UTD fan here, and even I thought that was funny!
1923gino prick
bareknuckles2u u not utd then
Shut up you inflamed bellend. More interested in utd than your own team. SAD TWAT!!!
Ha ha what a sad dick
j
mags gettin carried away wth there support
Newcastle did hold the record in English football for an average attendance for years, set whil'st in the 2nd Division. Indeed the first three teams to average 50,000+ were Newcastle, Man Utd and Villa. Newcastle were the first club to do it twice!
@@Bazooka183 yes great support then an now without doubt
even lucky back then
Ah, back to a time when being a football racist was not a problem.