1970-71 Season (ITV)
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- This is the third episode of ITV's history of football coverage. The season is 1970-71. Here are the games included:
Granada TV:
05/Sep - Manchester City 4 West Bromwich Albion 1
26/Sep - Manchester United 1 Blackpool 1 (Manchester United goal)
17/Oct - Manchester City 1 Southampton 1
24/Oct - Manchester United 2 West Bromwich Albion 1
31/Oct - Liverpool 2 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0
14/Nov - Burnley 2 Huddersfield Town 3
21/Nov - Liverpool 3 Everton 2
12/Dec - Manchester United 1 Manchester City 4
09/Jan - Liverpool 2 Blackpool 2 (Liverpool goals)
30/Jan - Manchester City 0 Leeds United 2
20/Feb - Bury 3 Aston Villa 1
13/Mar - Everton 2 Stoke City 0
03/Apr - Manchester City 3 Everton 0
01/May - Manchester City 0 Tottenham Hotspur 1
Yorkshire TV:
15/Aug - Huddersfield Town 3 Blackpool 0
22/Aug - Leeds United 3 Everton 2
03/Oct - Leeds United 2 Huddersfield Town 0
17/Oct - Leeds United 2 Manchester United 2
28/Nov - Leeds United 1 Manchester City 0
05/Dec - Hull City 3 Leicester City 0
26/Dec - Leeds United 3 Newcastle United 0
09/Jan - Hull City 4 Sunderland 0
23/Jan - FA Cup 4th Round - York City 3 Southampton 3
20/Mar - Leeds United 2 Crystal Palace 1 (Leeds United goals)
01/May - Leeds United 2 Nottingham Forest 0
Tyne Tees TV:
22/Aug - Sunderland 3 Watford 3
24/Apr - Newcastle United 1 West Ham United 1
HTV:
19/Dec - Bristol City 2 Charlton Athletic 2
ATV:
08/Aug - Watney Cup Final - Derby County 4 Manchester United 1
15/Aug - Birmingham City 2 Queens Park Rangers 1
29/Aug - Swindon Town 2 Sunderland 0
03/Oct - Derby County 1 Tottenham Hotspur 1
10/Oct - West Bromwich Albion 2 Leeds United 2 (1 goal)
24/Oct - Wolverhampton Wanderers 3 Manchester City 0
12/Dec - West Bromwich Albion 3 Tottenham Hotspur 1
19/Dec - Stoke City 1 Derby County 0
26/Dec - Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 Everton 0
02/Jan - FA Cup 3rd Round - Wolverhampton Wanderers 5 Norwich City 1
16/Jan - Nottingham Forest 2 Newcastle United 1
23/Jan - FA Cup 4th Round - West Bromwich Albion 1 Ipswich Town 1
20/Feb - Stoke City 1 Chelsea 2
20/Mar - Stoke City 1 Manchester United 2
10/Apr - Nottingham Forest 1 West Ham United 0
24/Apr - West Bromwich Albion 2 Arsenal 2
Anglia TV:
15/Aug - Cambridge United 1 Lincoln City 1 (Cambridge goal)
03/Oct - Scunthorpe United 1 Grimsby Town 2
31/Oct - Luton Town 1 Sunderland 2
21/Nov - Hull City 1 Queens Park Rangers 1 (Hull City goal)
05/Dec - Luton Town 2 Sheffield United 1
02/Jan - FA Cup 3rd Round - Hull City 3 Charlton Athletic 0
16/Jan - Ipswich Town 0 Derby County 1
23/Jan - FA Cup 4th Round - Hull City 2 Blackpool 0
06/Mar - FA Cup 6th Round - Hull City 2 Stoke City 3
20/Mar - Northampton Town 1 Notts County 1 (Notts County goal)
10/Apr - Norwich City 3 Queens Park Rangers 0
24/Apr - Norwich City 1 Cardiff City 2
London Weekend:
01/Aug - Watney Cup 1st Round - Reading 2 Manchester United 3
15/Aug - Tottenham Hotspur 2 West Ham United 2
22/Aug - West Ham United 2 Chelsea 2
29/Aug - Chelsea 2 Arsenal 1
12/Sep - Orient 1 Sunderland 0
26/Sep - Tottenham Hotspur 2 Manchester City 0
03/Oct - Fulham 1 Plymouth Argyle 1
10/Oct - Tottenham Hotspur 1 Liverpool 0
17/Oct - Queens Park Rangers 5 Birmingham City 2
24/Oct - Crystal Palace 1 West Ham United 1
31/Oct - Arsenal 2 Derby County 0
07/Nov - Crystal Palace 1 Leeds United 1
14/Nov - West Ham United 3 Wolverhampton Wanderers 3
21/Nov - Luton Town 2 Portsmouth 1
28/Nov - Arsenal 2 Liverpool 0
05/Dec - Tottenham Hotspur 2 Manchester United 2
12/Dec - Watford 0 Luton Town 1
19/Dec - Chelsea 2 West Ham United 1
02/Jan - FA Cup 3rd Round - Crystal Palace 2 Chelsea 2
09/Jan - Chelsea 1 Manchester United 2 (1 goal)
16/Jan - West Ham United 2 Leeds United 3
23/Jan - FA Cup 4th Round - Chelsea 0 Manchester City 3
30/Jan - Tottenham Hotspur 2 Everton 1
06/Feb - Arsenal 1 Manchester City 0
20/Feb - Queens Park Rangers 1 Hull City 1
27/Feb - League Cup Final - Tottenham Hotspur 2 Aston Villa 0
13/Mar - Crystal Palace 0 Arsenal 2
27/Mar - FA Cup Semi Final - Arsenal 2 Stoke City 2
03/Apr - Arsenal 2 Chelsea 0
10/Apr - Gillingham 1 Fulham 3
17/Apr - Crystal Palace 3 Manchester United 5
24/Apr - Chelsea 2 Coventry City 1
08/Apr - FA Cup Final - Arsenal 2 Liverpool 1
Midweek:
30/Sep - Cup Winners' Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg - Chelsea 5 Aris Thessaloniki 1 (2 goals)
18/Nov - League Cup 5th Round - Manchester United 4 Crystal Palace 2 (2 goals)
02/Dec - Fairs Cup 3rd Round 1st Leg - Leeds United 6 Sparta Prague 0
16/Dec - League Cup Semi Final 1st Leg - Manchester United 1 Aston Villa 1
24/Mar - Cup Winner's Cup Quarter Final 2nd Leg - Manchester City 2 Gornik Zabrze 0
Internationals:
21/Apr - European Championship Qualification - England 3 Greece 0
22/May - Home International - England 3 Scotland 1
Enjoyed that. The commentary, the atmosphere at the grounds, the honesty of the players, no tattoos, pitches in different states, keeper's wearing same shorts and socks as teammates, respect to referees and opposition, I could go on and on, a different game in those days and far more enjoyable.
It was connected to ordinary people. How can footballers on £50,000-£150000 a week be connected to ordinary people who pay it. My god during Covid Top clubs furloughed their backroom staff for taxpayers to pay their meagre wages yet because of contracts they paid the footballers salaries. Fully. Did these players say we the players will pay the staff wages. No. None. Today's fans are stupid beyond belief. Shows how the ordinary public have become morally skewed.
brilliant video. Proper football on muddy pitches. Particularly loved Bury 3 Villa 1 . I was at the game as a 13 year old Bury fan
Brings back many memories. Some great games. Brilliant.
Terrific - a time when football was a people's game and not a business for investors / players with more money than loyalty or love of the game and club .
When the average footballer was just like the punter who watched them. Albeit earning a bit more for playing a game you loved.
This was fabulous, good on ya mate
Thanks for doing these compilations - brilliant stuff
These are wonderful, thank you for putting them up really bring backso many memories
City vs West Brom...my first ever City game 9 years old right behind the goal first row. Would love to say I can pick me out... if only tv was HD then lol.
Just finished playing for Grimsby Town ... having trials with Ipswich in 71 ... met and played against a few of these lads. Happy days ... have to smile at the condition of the pitches, no wonder the ball spent so much time in the air.
just love hearing the names takes me back
great seeing the old football no v a r here
Absolutely brilliant!
ITV’ football commentators 70/71 season Gerald Sinstadt-Granada Television, Keith Macklin- YTV, Hugh Johns- ATV, Gerry Harrison-Anglia Television and Brian Moore-LWT. Forgive me the commentator at Tyne Tees Television and Roger Malone at HTV West.
Interesting to see how fast they play even back then.
Not a foreigner in sight
When this was the English First Division
About 20p - 30p to get in and 5p for a programme
Each team had class
English football of 1970 was as exiting as 2023.
notice something....players on the ball actually trying to stay on their feet when tackled
Even the famous Chinese player lee one pen !
Great memories
A wonderful confrontation during the season between Arsenal and Leeds. Wolves and Spurs have progressed. Everton disappointed.
Wow! The cars in the Liverpool - Blackpool game!
Cambridge United's first ever league goal, an equalising header by Colin Meldrum @ 41:14
Great commentator Gerald Sinstadt
I love your vids :)
A thought this was proggrame about west ham utd. Well the directors who made this are west ham fans. No man utd, liverpool, man city, arsenal, spurs, chelsea, at least 45 minutes alone at upton park west ham.
I wanted to see the Blackpool v Wolves game on the 6th Feb 1971. I was sat on the side behind the goal where Wolves scored twice with my Blackpool cap on. Remember seeing it on the telly but seems like there is no record now.
Football was a lot simpler then, no parking the bus, VAR, diving, and a lot less shirt tugging and cynical fouling. Attackers attacked, and didn't waste their energy tracking back - don't think the likes of Greaves and Marsh ever defended in their lives. All played with a heavier ball, that got heavier in the wet, on some atrocious pitches, in all conditions, including snow. Of course defending was worse, because teams didn't have the numbers back, didn't park the bus, and there was less tracking back - and defenders didn't spend all the time holding in the box - how many modern defenders could defend if they couldn't get away with holding. Tackling was a lot tougher then of course, and allowed from behind, but players just got up and got on with it. People say players from those days couldn't cut it in the modern game - with modern training methods, lighter equipment and better pitches Greaves, Osgood, George, Best, would still be superstars today. If anything the reverse is likely to be the case - would like to see how modern players cope in 1970 conditions. The game was still played a great pace back then, and the likes of Weller, McDonald, Heigway were as quick as anything you see now.
Some skills have determinated or gone out of the game the art of tackling, and more particularly heading. There were some great powerful headers of the ball back then, such as Ron Davies, Lyn Davies, Astle, Lachford, Osgood, and subtle headers like Gilzean. You just don't see the near post flicks these days that were Gilzean's trademark.
I started watching in the 60's and still go to games today, and it's still enjoyable, and VAR needs to get sorted because it's killing it for match going fans, but football back in the day was no less enjoyable or entertaining, and just as skilful, but different - it's all relative.
Wow, it's rare having a take that doesn't just boils down to just "hurr durr, it was better back then, modern players are pansies!"
I, as a modern fan, actually prefer watching sports from those eras. I dunno, it feels more genuine and authentic than the corporate-feeling landscape of sports today. In the 90s, when i was born, the game already started to become more greedy and corporate, but there was still something enjoyable, and the players and teams still had their own unique styles. Honestly, i feel so distant from professional sports nowadays. I prefer watching the kids play near home and the sunday leaguers than a professional game. Sure, the quality of play is not comparable at all, but there is something which i find lacking in professional sports: passion, personality and authenticity.
Was there behind the goal gillingham v Fulham as a 15 year old , Fulham supporter .
Can you include any more of the funspots ?
Wait what sky sports 2 1970-71 season lol
This is football. And what we watch today is a hollywood movie feat VAR..
Watching these clips you wouldnt believe Arsenal did the fucking double...or they were even in divisiion 1....
Was there a copyright law that Granada had whenever Blackpool scored or something?
Incredible really.
Blackpool
1:02
4:16
12:09
46:10
God I hate football now. Zero everything. Who cares anymore.