These 2 Pennies clubs Liverpool and Leeds showed strength and character. Liverpool with Keegan, Hughes, Callaghan, Heighway and Toshack what a team. Leeds, Charlton, Bremner, Lortimer, Clarke, Giles and Hunter were rough and tough too. RIP, Emlyn Hughes of Liverpool and Billy Bremner of Leeds.
This is great gr8 and thank you for another quality match. Being late sixties myself this is my era. Football was a joy back then with mainly home grown players and tackles that qualified the sport as a man s game. Brian Clough said money would be the ruination of football and true words were never spoken. The technical standard, speed and quality of passing is better today but the chemistry and camaraderie have gone forever. The final stroke for me is Var and the way it is employed. Once play has resumed there should be no going back. I yearn for football like this match I m watching on you tube but it s in vain. I m not happy about getting old but I appreciate I lived through the best years for football and great rock and progressive music.
i think a lot of todays players cant pass a ball properly. they hog it too long and often the opportunity is lost, they often dont see things as quick enough and a lot of them are too greedy on the ball.
1970 to 74 The zenith of football and Super Leeds were the best. I was there aged 13 in lowfields behind provincial building soc hoarding. Always good rivalry with Liverpool, a proper team; one of my favourite chants of all time. 'what's it like to be out classed Liv er pool, what's its like to be out classed Liv er pool?' MOT.
One of the best videos from this era, sound and picture very good quality. Seems like the commentary has been boosted somehow and its crystal clear. Shame about the result though.
April 23rd 1973. We beat Leeds 2-0 in front of a jam packed Anfield on Easter Monday, to clinch the league. Cormack after 46 minutes and Keegan after 85 minutes. Absolutely tumultuous afternoon. One of the great Anfield occasions !!
The people who say this Leeds were dirty, I wish they would watch videos like this and be educated. Leeds infinitely better side here, playing pool off the park, Liverpool score from nothing they had none of the play. What an incredible goal by Mick Jones, one of the most underrated forwards in the history of english football
I couldn't agree more, Mick Jones should have been a regular international, deceptively fast and fearless. He was just one of those players who just went under the radar. Great player!!
You make me LAUGH who won things at the end of the season ... Liverpool F.C. they won the League Championship and the U.E.F.A. Cup plus this match ... and what did Leeds win? ... NOTHING ... fact!.
I would love to have seen the late 70's / early 80's Liverpool sides against this Leeds side, now that would be a great contest. Liverpool at this time were still growing into the great team that they would become while Leeds at this time were arguably at their peak. Trophy wise it's a no contest, Liverpool were always winners, Leeds were mostly bottlers.
We'll miss you Norman. Plus THAT fight. Frannie Lee swinging his arms & missing his punches! Brill. Best team ever & too good to win anything. Trevor Storton! Who the hell is he? Obviously his first & last game.
Strewth! The sound is like he's making stadium announcements, not commentating. No disrespect intended to you, I know that it's the fault of the original broadcaster, not you and thank you for posting this for us. 👍👍👍👍
Leeds were the best but nobody cares what I think. Clarke, Cherry, Lorimar, Bremner, Giles, Hunter and Jones, was there a better team than this one? Nope. Crystal Palace, Queens Park Rangers, Watford and West Ham they don’t come close.
charlton was a lumbering awkward buffoon here. poor old lash was having an off day. jones was great. norm had a good look in. even billy didnt seem to have a spark. what was going on?
problem for leeds was they were to good an went nearly all the way on all fronts wiv 13 14 players then end of yr fresher n less injured an if im honest luckier teams stepped in at the death.
I was at the game and remember Jack Charlton slipping, Leeds had so much of the game,and as usual history shows us that they could have won much more silverware as they were at the top of their game fielding more or less the same side every week. Liverpool were the Leeds rivals and equally had the same squad throughout the year. Decent players in the first division sometimes let down by the pitches and dubious refereeing decisions,players who fought for every ball and committed to the clubs they played for, players mostly from the Home Counties. The game has changed but not for the better run by money, journeymen who join clubs with no loyalty to the clubs. Which is why Rugby is my favoured sport.
Leeds this leeds that...who won the game ? The Mighty Red Men who went on to win 3 more league titles in the 70s and 2 European Cups...2 UEFA cups ..where did Leeds go ? Downhill hahaha
Watching this, I can't help thinking that British football went wrong somewhere and has really lost something. Probably soul. Sold out to Sky and big business in the 1990s. Teams full of mercenaries who mostly have little or no connection with the cities or the clubs they play for.
British footballs relationship with Sky resembles Maria Schneider's with Marlon Brando in LAST TANGO IN PARIS when they improvised their own advert for "I can't believe it's not butter!"
Legends of the game on both sides, fantastic game
These 2 Pennies clubs Liverpool and Leeds showed strength and character. Liverpool with Keegan, Hughes, Callaghan, Heighway and Toshack what a team. Leeds, Charlton, Bremner, Lortimer, Clarke, Giles and Hunter were rough and tough too. RIP, Emlyn Hughes of Liverpool and Billy Bremner of Leeds.
This is great gr8 and thank you for another quality match. Being late sixties myself this is my era. Football was a joy back then with mainly home grown players and tackles that qualified the sport as a man s game. Brian Clough said money would be the ruination of football and true words were never spoken. The technical standard, speed and quality of passing is better today but the chemistry and camaraderie have gone forever. The final stroke for me is Var and the way it is employed. Once play has resumed there should be no going back. I yearn for football like this match I m watching on you tube but it s in vain. I m not happy about getting old but I appreciate I lived through the best years for football and great rock and progressive music.
i think a lot of todays players cant pass a ball properly. they hog it too long and often the opportunity is lost, they often dont see things as quick enough and a lot of them are too greedy on the ball.
To Gr8footy: I love the reverb on the audio: Very effective, and gives a different air to the match.
12:24: 29:15.
Gerald Sinstadt sounds like some wizened ruler from a faraway galaxy.
And still to this day no-one who attended this match knows where that voice was coming from, legend has it he could be heard as far away as Halifax
To NPC PO: Great: Gut guffawing gem. Good one.
1970 to 74 The zenith of football and Super Leeds were the best. I was there aged 13 in lowfields behind provincial building soc hoarding. Always good rivalry with Liverpool, a proper team; one of my favourite chants of all time. 'what's it like to be out classed Liv er pool, what's its like to be out classed Liv er pool?' MOT.
Why does Gerald Sinstadt sound like he's produced by Phil Spector ?
ysgol3 Sinstadt insisted his commentary was put through the PA system or else he threatened to streak at half time😀
Because he's got his head in a bucket 🐻🤗👍
brilliant old football, tackles and passionate crowds.
TheMerseyBoy
One of the best videos from this era, sound and picture very good quality. Seems like the commentary has been boosted somehow and its crystal clear. Shame about the result though.
This was Liverpools 9th game in September. In the return League game at Anfield in April 73 they ripped Leeds to shreds and won the league
April 23rd 1973. We beat Leeds 2-0 in front of a jam packed Anfield on Easter Monday, to clinch the league. Cormack after 46 minutes and Keegan after 85 minutes. Absolutely tumultuous afternoon. One of the great Anfield occasions !!
@@ervineokuboh7459 Following season Leeds smashed the League with another record
awesome to be able to watch this now
great time. time before fucking commerce
Before agents and money fucked up our beautiful game
08:50 every player two footed and involved, great football
Wtf is he on a loudspeaker
The people who say this Leeds were dirty, I wish they would watch videos like this and be educated. Leeds infinitely better side here, playing pool off the park, Liverpool score from nothing they had none of the play. What an incredible goal by Mick Jones, one of the most underrated forwards in the history of english football
I couldn't agree more, Mick Jones should have been a regular international, deceptively fast and fearless. He was just one of those players who just went under the radar. Great player!!
You make me LAUGH who won things at the end of the season ... Liverpool F.C. they won the League Championship and the U.E.F.A. Cup plus this match ... and what did Leeds win? ... NOTHING ... fact!.
I would love to have seen the late 70's / early 80's Liverpool sides against this Leeds side, now that would be a great contest.
Liverpool at this time were still growing into the great team that they would become while Leeds at this time were arguably at their peak.
Trophy wise it's a no contest, Liverpool were always winners, Leeds were mostly bottlers.
My first ever game think Trevor cherry made his debut
R .I. P Ray Clemance Gonna miss you
Giles to Clarke, super pass to Lorimer & the next train on platform 5 will leave at...
Luis Suarez ... Uruguay's answer to Peter Lorimer!
one of the best sides ever
How many caps for England did Allan Clarke get? However many, it will not be enough!
Celtic Warrior between 12-20
19 caps and 10 goals. Phenomenal player. Should have had 59. Don Revie stopped him having a few as Leeds manager by saying he had knocks.
We'll miss you Norman. Plus THAT fight. Frannie Lee swinging his arms & missing his punches! Brill. Best team ever & too good to win anything. Trevor Storton! Who the hell is he? Obviously his first & last game.
Strewth! The sound is like he's making stadium announcements, not commentating.
No disrespect intended to you, I know that it's the fault of the original broadcaster, not you and thank you for posting this for us. 👍👍👍👍
How on earth did Liverpool win that match? Leeds played them off the park.
Love the echo.
Nowadays you suspect they schedule fixtures based on television audience. Back then you may suspect they schedule fixtures based on pitch quality
Leeds on top form here, really accurate passing
The train departing on platform four is the 10.20 to....
A September pitch to play on in the 70s for sure
Gerald Sinstadt sounds like he's commentating over the Elland Road loudspeakers!
Leeds were the best but nobody cares what I think. Clarke, Cherry, Lorimar, Bremner, Giles, Hunter and Jones, was there a better team than this one? Nope. Crystal Palace, Queens Park Rangers, Watford and West Ham they don’t come close.
Great Leeds side ..Great Liverpool side 👌👌YNWA
Leeds magnificent. Made Liverpool look like amateurs & that takes some..
liverpool beat leeds twice that year and won the league
Mighty Leeds United
charlton was a lumbering awkward buffoon here. poor old lash was having an off day. jones was great. norm had a good look in. even billy didnt seem to have a spark. what was going on?
problem for leeds was they were to good an went nearly all the way on all fronts wiv 13 14 players then end of yr fresher n less injured an if im honest luckier teams stepped in at the death.
Over on stall 21 we have win a gold fish just starting 😂🤣😂🤣
I was at the game and remember Jack Charlton slipping, Leeds had so much of the game,and as usual history shows us that they could have won much more silverware as they were at the top of their game fielding more or less the same side every week.
Liverpool were the Leeds rivals and equally had the same squad throughout the year.
Decent players in the first division sometimes let down by the pitches and dubious refereeing decisions,players who fought for every ball and committed to the clubs they played for, players mostly from the Home Counties.
The game has changed but not for the better run by money, journeymen who join clubs with no loyalty to the clubs.
Which is why Rugby is my favoured sport.
Leeds this leeds that...who won the game ? The Mighty Red Men who went on to win 3 more league titles in the 70s and 2 European Cups...2 UEFA cups ..where did Leeds go ? Downhill hahaha
@@kevinhyland5524 Liverpool never seemed to suffer the injuries Leeds did. Shankly and his bootroom boys knew what they were about fitness-wise.
Robbed as we always were in those days, officials just as poor today though unfortunately
Commentator sounds like he’s on the tanoy !
fuck me is Sinstadt commentating from the last scene of Close Encounters Of The Third Kind?
LEEDS UNITED
Watching this, I can't help thinking that British football went wrong somewhere and has really lost something. Probably soul. Sold out to Sky and big business in the 1990s. Teams full of mercenaries who mostly have little or no connection with the cities or the clubs they play for.
British footballs relationship with Sky resembles Maria Schneider's with Marlon Brando in LAST TANGO IN PARIS when they improvised their own advert for "I can't believe it's not butter!"
@@normanby100 Great comment !
Beautiful back when Football had a nice bit of contact......not like the fairies now 😉
Commentary from somebody’s toilet.
@0:10 what the hell are they behind the stand? trees?
They look like tall conifers. Didn't think there were any trees in Leeds ;-) ...but then this was 1972.
some of them seem to have their arms in the air. it looks photo shopped or summat. i dont remember no trees!
Hmmmm...I'm determined to find out now..
@@thenomad525 No mistaking the old scratching shed.