Chippy Brady, the legend in the No.7 shirt! He had a left foot so accurate he could kick a speck of dust off of a baby’s eye ! My boyhood favourite and still is and I’m 58 now! Absolute LEGEND 👍⚽️
Liam Brady what a skillful midfield genuis he was and our fans adored him so much. It's a shame he didn't win more honors for us. Liam Brady top class midfield legend for Arsenal 73-81
Even the policemen clapped the gunners first goal,if he was spotted doing that today he would more than likely be sacked,great era the 70s/80s for football and what striker supermac was an chippy brady a world class midfielder.
How'd this team never win the league or the Champions League? I mean Brady was in the top 10 best players in the world and we reached 3 consecutive FA Cup Finals. The Arsenal luck of unfinished potential. Imagine if this team remained together for 5 more years
Bro in those years fa cup was considered as a bigger success than league trophy.. You just imagine in 1979 we won the fa cup and finished outside of top4 in league table still Brady won the pfa players player of the year trophy. Liverpool won the league by their superstars power mainly Kenny Dalglish but Brady won the trophy ahead of Dalglish
@@alessiodelcastillo1613 I am a Utd fan but I accept we had a half descent side arsenal were better but when used to think we had a chance I was kidding myself that Liverpool an forest team were streets ahead
"The Arsenal luck of unfinished potential" could not have said that better we are the most unlucky club ever for example the season we FINALLY made it to a Champions League final Viera was gone it stings man
Very, very disputable. Just watch the United goal. Two of their players are unmarked at the edge of the box! Organisation and fitness have improved by a mile since then.
@@martinbuchan9432 Not in the 70s, the glory seekers came much later. And mainly because Man United were relegated during the 70s and there was not much glory to be found.
@@seanscanlon9067 I am a 65 years old Arsenal fan, United brought thousands to Highbury in the late 60s and 70s in the clock end and occasionally The North bank, they had a massive following with fans from all over the country not just London, but from Devon to Durham
@@martinbuchan9432 I find that very hard to believe. Not that they did not have a following, just that the vast majority would actually be Manchester-based. I am from south-east London and was born in the 60s grew up in the 70s and 80s and nobody I knew at either primary or secondary school was a Man United fan. A fair few glory seeking Liverpool fans because that was their successful era, but I never saw a single United shirt being worn back then and bar Liverpool, it was all London-based clubs whenever we had PE at school or played football out of school.
Chippy Brady, the legend in the No.7 shirt! He had a left foot so accurate he could kick a speck of dust off of a baby’s eye ! My boyhood favourite and still is and I’m 58 now! Absolute LEGEND 👍⚽️
@@eamonnmcdonagh2743 And what a superb choice it was sir 👏🏼👍🏼⚽️
What a beautiful kit. Pat Rice - an Arsenal man through and through.
I like that Arsenal kit of the 70`s as a Everton fan
Brady was majestic.
Liam Brady what a skillful midfield genuis he was and our fans adored him so much. It's a shame he didn't win more honors for us. Liam Brady top class midfield legend for Arsenal 73-81
Even the policemen clapped the gunners first goal,if he was spotted doing that today he would more than likely be sacked,great era the 70s/80s for football and what striker supermac was an chippy brady a world class midfielder.
When football still pure, no drama and no commercial right
How'd this team never win the league or the Champions League? I mean Brady was in the top 10 best players in the world and we reached 3 consecutive FA Cup Finals. The Arsenal luck of unfinished potential. Imagine if this team remained together for 5 more years
Bro in those years fa cup was considered as a bigger success than league trophy.. You just imagine in 1979 we won the fa cup and finished outside of top4 in league table still Brady won the pfa players player of the year trophy. Liverpool won the league by their superstars power mainly Kenny Dalglish but Brady won the trophy ahead of Dalglish
League was always the bigger prize but cup had glamour. If you look who was winning the titles an the sides they had you can see why these two didn’t.
@@redflag8970 point still stands. We probably should've won more
@@alessiodelcastillo1613 I am a Utd fan but I accept we had a half descent side arsenal were better but when used to think we had a chance I was kidding myself that Liverpool an forest team were streets ahead
"The Arsenal luck of unfinished potential" could not have said that better we are the most unlucky club ever for example the season we FINALLY made it to a Champions League final Viera was gone it stings man
Love watching these old highlights of games with SuperMac playing, idolized him as a kid
Brady , the artist 💜
I was at the game, use to love those days even though we were not great, it was just a great day out
Ye spot on bud you wanted to compete but it wasn’t the be all an end all of it. Just going games an being part of it was special
Thanks for sharing this! I enjoy watching stuff like this from the 1970s.
what a team, what a classic kit!
And what a stadium, Highbury!
This kit is ❤❤❤
Great Arsenal team back then , shame they didn't win anything!
Baljit D to be fair neither did Man Utd, and they had been relegated.
They did, fa cup in -79
I want Arsenal to be great again😭
This team only won the fa cup in 1979 not that successful so don't make it sound like now is the only major trophy drought we've had
Proper Arsenal kit.
Also this was not the 1st game shown on MOTD that night, the top of the table game from Div 3 between PNE & Peterborough 0-1 was the main game!
Brady isessential player of Arsenal right now
The golden age of football: simply, indisputably ...
Very, very disputable.
Just watch the United goal.
Two of their players are unmarked at the edge of the box!
Organisation and fitness have improved by a mile since then.
@@Savalanoghlu Agreed, the Man U offside trap!
Super Mac Malcolm MacDonald deadly striker
Timeless Arsenal kit
Willie Young.....best ball playing defender ever from these isles. The Scottish Beckenbauer......what would be be worth today ?
What kind of offside trap is that?
Nowadays most of these players wouldn't be given the opportunity to play for the these clubs.
1:24 wtf?
I'm trying to buy that replica shirt --need size XL but Arsenal shop do not have that size!! Perplexed!!
nice video
arsenal that is!
David Price 🙌🏻
1:22- man united team comes out all as 1 = bizzare!
I was thinking that too. Crazy tactics. Looks typical of a schoolboy bunch-up.
@@SMSJSC Dave Sexton!!!
Any thoughts on that? Never seen that before. Except maybe in rugby .
1:24 Man Utd invented kamikaze defending in the 70s
Who's the narrator? Very familiar voice from my football videogames 😅
Never seen that before 😳. 1.26
Can you imagine the price tag on Liam Brady now? Players are overpriced now.
1:23 Woah Woah that's unexpected...
I actually laughed out loud when I saw that. That‘s U12 standard nowadays.
Proper team,proper stadium. Nostalgic for those days.
The Mighty Arsenal
Didn't know that Graham Chapman used to be ManU's goalie.
Surely, this comment must be flagged up as spam : )
Malcolm MacDonald 36', 83', Liam Brady 69'
Joe Jordan 37'
1:23😱
WTF I don't understand, can someone explain please
1 Liam Brady !
Where's dt and ty in the crowd 😂😂
Can somebody please tell me.
How good was liam Brady in terms of european football at this time?
He was brilliant in Serie A … truly world class
@@KareemPilot because he was clearly too good for English football when researched and he had this tiny by an outrageous left foot
Good old Arsenal.
1:24 - Wtf was that all about - 9 man u players all together on the halfway line lol.
Supermac
How many London-based United fans do you think were at this game?
12,000
@@martinbuchan9432 Not in the 70s, the glory seekers came much later.
And mainly because Man United were relegated during the 70s and there was not much glory to be found.
@@seanscanlon9067 I am a 65 years old Arsenal fan, United brought thousands to Highbury in the late 60s and 70s in the clock end and occasionally The North bank, they had a massive following with fans from all over the country not just London, but from Devon to Durham
@@martinbuchan9432 I find that very hard to believe. Not that they did not have a following, just that the vast majority would actually be Manchester-based.
I am from south-east London and was born in the 60s grew up in the 70s and 80s and nobody I knew at either primary or secondary school was a Man United fan.
A fair few glory seeking Liverpool fans because that was their successful era, but I never saw a single United shirt being worn back then and bar Liverpool, it was all London-based clubs whenever we had PE at school or played football out of school.
I went to a few Man U - Arsenal games in the 70s & 80s and the certainly brought quite a few fans to Highbury.
2:30
Sounds like the kids section singing chants lol
Was the case in the west stand
Pat jennings is in my family
Whose the commentator
John 'Motty' Motson.
only the best commentator who ever lived the incomparable John Motson
@@mikedavies1217 David Coleman for me best commentator..
The commentator doesn’t really belong to anyone.
WTF is that offside trap?!?!
Those highlights have been badly edited
Saka reminds me of Chippy
This is exciting real football, today is completely woke rubbish, don’t watch it
can’t be bothered......
Long live Division 1 ...,,