I was there, right behind the goal. Nobody really new what had happened. On the way home everyone on the coach gave their view of what they saw. In those days there was no instant replay, you had to wait till Match of Day came on 6hrs later. I also recall the following Monday morning in the playground. Everyone doing a Willie Carr flick up
That's right John it became a craze in the schoolyard after that trying to emulate it. Got Motd goal of the season for 1970 if I'm not mistaken and was shown at the start of Motd for a fair few years after unforgettable
Behind the goal supporting Everton? If you were a regular at Highfield Road (I too was there...behind that very goal in the lower West) then you would surely remember that everyone DID know what had happened. They had been trying the donkey kick since the start of the season in August....but kept on failing.....much to the amusement of we Cov fans who jeered every time they missed. It was a remarkable stroke of luck that the kick came good whilst the TV cameras were there (not all matches were televised in those days).
Great free kick but it was illegal and should have been disallowed Carr touched the ball twice to donkey scoop it for Ernie Hunt a truly audacious bit of skill or too paraphrase David Coleman 'quite extraordinary' it was too good a goal to disallow it so fuck the rules and well done ref
the photographer at the back of the net was me!!!I was 16yrs old at the time and used to work as freelance with my dad for the coventry magazine, blues mag, and the villa mag,...The next season this goal was on the bbc match of the day intros.....so I was on telly for a whole season!!..lol
Really? Men wearing ties gzizzz if everyone was nude it wouldn't of mattered after a goal like that... On way home "did you see that goal omfg!!" no erm I was distracted by the attire of the men folk quite surreal... Your mate bemused look never goes match with you again or since
@@spacemunky8164 Seen far better flick tricks than that and done them myself, it's a party trick, but if you rate that goal so highly then you know sweet fa about football. Also can you re-type the last sentence in some intelligible form of English? Thanks.
@@michaelhoughton4589 My dad, a Liverpool fan, was at this match with his Evertonian friend. His friend had dropped his programme and bent down to pick it up, just as the kick was taken and so missing out on a footballing legend. My dad tried to explain what had happened but couldn't very well because he'd never seen anything like it. I remember it being on match of the Day that night because Dad had arrived back and told us there was going to be something special on.
You did not see something like that again because from that free kick, the regulations in England changed and they prohibited that type of play. Greetings.
Leeds fan here . Remember this with fond memories as a kid. Just been allowed to watch MOTD. Only very young. Fond memories of all my family together. RIP Mum and Dad.Thanks for the memory.of that goal. RIP Ernie Hunt.
@@YourManJam I'll bring my Donkeyboard and my Ass kicking guitar. I have some suggestions for our stage names: Willy Carrot (you), Johnny Jackass (me), Footy Frank (on the drums) and Al Coventry (drunken bassplayer)
@@chamonix4658 Didier Drogba handled the ball against Fulham before scoring. Ref and lino never saw it but the players screaming at the ref made him consult the lino, who then lied about seeing a handball that he couldn't actually see because the defender was blocking his view. If you want a watch it's on Fulham's YT channel under the title of Chelsea Flashback 4 mins 25 seconds in.
Ernie was in the team when I began to take an interest in Coventry (despite being a Man Utd fan), but had lost his place to younger players by the time I became a 'proper' supporter (early 1973). It was goals like this that made me sit up and take notice and to want to follow such an innovative side. Thanks for the memory.
@@anthonymitchell8893 Surprised you asked! Began to support CCFC after they appeared on MOTD in an FA Cup tie against Orient, which we won 4-1. I just loved the way that the players seemed so exuberant and looked as if they were a bunch of mates playing in the park. Contrast that with MUFC at the time, who were back-biting and fading fast.
@@grimupnorth fair enough I came back from Australia late 1972 went to my first football match on boxing day saw forest beat Blackpool 4.0 snow on the pitch foggy orange ball to go with Blackpool shirts I was hooked I was ten then four days later I went with my uncle s down the.a 52 to the baseball ground to see derby take.on man u t d they were Irish and all man u t d derby won 3 1 your right they were on the slide got relegated a year and a half.later cheers
The records show that this was Coventry's best ever team. Managed by Noel Cantwell, they finished 6th in 69/70 in the old First Division, which remains their highest league position. 10th in 70/71, the season that this brilliant goal was scored.
Leeds fan here. Remember this with great fondness as a kid. Not allowed now as the ball has got to move it's full circumference. RIP Ernie. Thanks for this great memory.
Brilliant. So inventive. We all were trying that the next day in the park! But a pity the BBC missed the flick up from the main tv angle! Thank goodness for the camera behind the goal!
I also tried to replicate it with my mates and surprise opponents with it. Everyone was onto it for years and if the flick up went right the shot was sliced or ballooned. Flick up usually went sideways!
I'm an Evertonian..💙 But I thought that it was a brilliant goal!...I was 21 at the time and had never seen anyone take a free kick like that before.....very clever, and a great volley from Ernie Hunt...
@@anthonymitchell8893 two points, firstly, I was commenting on why I hadn't seen this clip, regardless of era. Secondly, I was also wondering why I hadn't seen any of today's players utilising this set-piece. Apologies for not being born earlier... Have a wonderful day.
I remember it at the time and as everyone says , all the kids were trying it on the playgrounds up and down the length and breath of Great Britain . For me , it was Scottish internationalist , Willie Carr , who was the real architect of this goal . His donkey flick had to be precise for Ernie Hunt to find the net , and it was . The novelty didn't last as it was banned soon after .
Went to Highfield Rd with my Dad the following week - home to Spurs. Tried it again and Pat Jennings tipped the shot onto the bar. Electric atmosphere. Proper football - bring back the 70s!
Yes. I never understand why players go complaining and pleading to referees immediately after a free kick or a card is given. It's not like he is going to reverse his decision. Just a waste of time and energy!
I was only 8 when this went in but we all tried it the next day with varying degrees of success! Willie Carr lives in my memory banks forever 😀 used to love the Coventry kit too on my subutteo players. I know life changes as we go on but sometimes I wish it wouldn’t. Ah well nostalgia over back to COVID days😷
I don't understand, why didn't everybody surround the ref, screaming obscenities at him, over playing the shock and injustice?? The Blokes here just seemed to accept it and crack on......... Strange times indeed!
Yes it was Alan Ball in the white boots. Years later in an interview he said that he was paid a lot of money to wear those white boots, but he said that they were uncomfortable so he woul wear his old black ones and painted them white without the makers knowledge.
I was a Canadian lad of 11 in Hampshire watching this game on Match of the Day! One of the first footy games I had ever seen.✨👍 I started following and supporting my first ever sports team that season...Liverpool FC I still faithfully support them to this day....❤ YNWA
Yes, they did it at West Bromwich Albion as well! I was there! Behind the goal at the Birmingham Road End, this would be sometime after this game, I think, but Ernie Hunt, scored another volley in a FA Cup game vs Coventry at West Bromwich, in a 4th Round tie, he volleyed into the top corner from a cross from the left wing, brilliant goal, but not many were clapping again at the Birmingham Road End!
I remember that goal, I'm an Evertonain and appreciate class and skill nothing to do with Everton or the Super League. What a childish thing to suggest.
Dodgy free kick decision but absolutely brilliant free kick ! We were all out in the streets trying the flick next day too . Up the Toffees & Super League my arse !
@@johncuddy2669 Oct 1970 was the 70/71 season - Arsenal won the league. Everton the season before. No need to call him a clown when you don't have the facts right yourself.
Although Coventry were allowed to keep the points from the game, the goal was deemed illegal as two touches of the ball were taken to flick the ball up using two feet and the goal was deducted from the Goals For for the season. Some years later Matt Le Tissier touched a free kick to a team mate who flicked the ball up which Le Tissier volleyed over the wall into the goal.
Should never have been allowed really, soon has he touches the ball it's classed as in play so by putting both feet each side of the ball he has actually taken it twice, great goal though!
The last time it was allowed was Osgood scoring for Chelsea against Bradford City in the FA Cup and that was after the the rules had been renenforced to disallow it, but the ref award it is anyway and one goal difference knocked us out.
You're right, the last time it was allowed was Osgood scoring for Chelsea against Bradford City in the FA Cup at Valley Parade and that was after the the rules had been reinforced to disallow it, but the ref awarded it anyway and that one goal difference knocked us out. The local paper headlines "City beaten by illegal Ossie flick trick".
I was there, right behind the goal. Nobody really new what had happened. On the way home everyone on the coach gave their view of what they saw. In those days there was no instant replay, you had to wait till Match of Day came on 6hrs later. I also recall the following Monday morning in the playground. Everyone doing a Willie Carr flick up
That's a great piece of first hand footie history. Thanks for sharing!
I remember trying to replicate that free kick with my mates.
@@Britonbear What did you do ? Get your mates to stand still, wrap your legs round theirs then try and flick them in the air ? That's so rad 👍
That's right John it became a craze in the schoolyard after that trying to emulate it. Got Motd goal of the season for 1970 if I'm not mistaken and was shown at the start of Motd for a fair few years after unforgettable
Behind the goal supporting Everton? If you were a regular at Highfield Road (I too was there...behind that very goal in the lower West) then you would surely remember that everyone DID know what had happened. They had been trying the donkey kick since the start of the season in August....but kept on failing.....much to the amusement of we Cov fans who jeered every time they missed.
It was a remarkable stroke of luck that the kick came good whilst the TV cameras were there (not all matches were televised in those days).
Never mind the free kick... I'm all about the refs excited wee jump when he awards it
its not a wee jump he was demonstrating the foul to the plyer tf
@@lilkayswirl aagh ref was all in on it..😉
Great free kick but it was illegal and should have been disallowed Carr touched the ball twice to donkey scoop it for Ernie Hunt a truly audacious bit of skill or too paraphrase David Coleman 'quite extraordinary' it was too good a goal to disallow it so fuck the rules and well done ref
@@dermot51 it was not illegal at that moment but they made the rule "after" it. "the ball has to roll one curcumforance of itself"
@@lilkayswirl shut yer mouth mr technicality
the photographer at the back of the net was me!!!I was 16yrs old at the time and used to work as freelance with my dad for the coventry magazine, blues mag, and the villa mag,...The next season this goal was on the bbc match of the day intros.....so I was on telly for a whole season!!..lol
Which year
@@ThaboM 71/72 season I think,...but the goal by Ernie hunt was the previous season
That free kick is actually illegal today, but what caught my attention most was the amount of men in the stands wearing ties!
Really? Men wearing ties gzizzz if everyone was nude it wouldn't of mattered after a goal like that... On way home "did you see that goal omfg!!" no erm I was distracted by the attire of the men folk quite surreal... Your mate bemused look never goes match with you again or since
They might look sophisticated but then they chuck toilet roll everywhere. Early chav in his burberry suit.
@@spacemunky8164 Seen far better flick tricks than that and done them myself, it's a party trick, but if you rate that goal so highly then you know sweet fa about football. Also can you re-type the last sentence in some intelligible form of English? Thanks.
This is not a free kick but a volley shot cos he hut the ball in the air. Still a good goal but thats not a free kick...
@@brythonicman3267 I think you're full of shit - Best go empty yourself, eh?
Crazy to think this was 50 years ago! And that we are closer to 2070 than 1970
Scary
@@peterb888 Where in God's name does the time go
@@dermot51 to the part of the universe where that free kick is being taken eternally.
ughhhhhhhhhhhhh
What's crazy about time passing?
Love the simple jerseys...
I was behind the goal with the fans and my girlfriend at the time, Phillipa, every time I see the goal it reminds me of her. Good memories.
Bring back good memories or bad?
@@crazychameleon123 he said good memories
@@crazychameleon123 i seen her before at ma house
@@crazychameleon123 not the brightest bulb in the house eh?
I remember Phillipa too. Very accommodating girl!!!
"And they don't come much better. Than that." The stuff of playground legend throughout the 70s...
I came here because of Ernie Hunt dying. I've been a football fan over 20 years and have never seen this before. Strange. Brilliant goal.
Exactly same here, heard the sad news and have never heard about this goal before so had to check it out on you tube!!
Really sorry to hear that Ernie has passed away. As an Everton this goal traumatised me for many years but it was a great goal.
@@michaelhoughton4589 My dad, a Liverpool fan, was at this match with his Evertonian friend. His friend had dropped his programme and bent down to pick it up, just as the kick was taken and so missing out on a footballing legend. My dad tried to explain what had happened but couldn't very well because he'd never seen anything like it. I remember it being on match of the Day that night because Dad had arrived back and told us there was going to be something special on.
You did not see something like that again because from that free kick, the regulations in England changed and they prohibited that type of play. Greetings.
Leeds fan here . Remember this with fond memories as a kid. Just been allowed to watch MOTD. Only very young. Fond memories of all my family together. RIP Mum and Dad.Thanks for the memory.of that goal. RIP Ernie Hunt.
I’m going to start an experimental prog rock band called “Willy Carrs Donkey Kick”
I am a Prog rock musician, and I want to know if I can join the jam on monday?
@@MrTelorix bring your finest donkey kicking gear and you’re in!
@@YourManJam I'll bring my Donkeyboard and my Ass kicking guitar. I have some suggestions for our stage names: Willy Carrot (you), Johnny Jackass (me), Footy Frank (on the drums) and Al Coventry (drunken bassplayer)
@@MrTelorix high viz Donkey Jackets, a la mode,
Johnson & Pritti in Chains.
Ernie Hunt. Easy for you to say.
Craziest part is how no one tries to argue with ref... Foul? Ok.
Today it would have been a whole theatre around that ref
I dont understand why they even argue, has a ref ever gone back on his decision because of players shouting in his face?
@@chamonix4658 Didier Drogba handled the ball against Fulham before scoring. Ref and lino never saw it but the players screaming at the ref made him consult the lino, who then lied about seeing a handball that he couldn't actually see because the defender was blocking his view.
If you want a watch it's on Fulham's YT channel under the title of Chelsea Flashback 4 mins 25 seconds in.
The commentary made it for me, just the right amount of excitement and the roar of a proper crowd 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Leicester City fan here.I remember watching this super free kick flip by Willie Carr & the volly by Ernie Hunt.
Great atmosphere at Highfield Rd.
The ref obviously knew what they were planning - he couldn’t contain his excitement
Yep, it was all planned out in the Masonic lodge before the game. I hear ya.
Ernie was in the team when I began to take an interest in Coventry (despite being a Man Utd fan), but had lost his place to younger players by the time I became a 'proper' supporter (early 1973). It was goals like this that made me sit up and take notice and to want to follow such an innovative side. Thanks for the memory.
Great days Andy my brother had a pair of white 'Alan Ball' boots even though he supported Chelsea
CCFC PUSB
What are you today Coventry City or man u I will knit you one of them hats with cov on one side and manure on the other please wear it with pride
@@anthonymitchell8893 Surprised you asked! Began to support CCFC after they appeared on MOTD in an FA Cup tie against Orient, which we won 4-1. I just loved the way that the players seemed so exuberant and looked as if they were a bunch of mates playing in the park. Contrast that with MUFC at the time, who were back-biting and fading fast.
@@grimupnorth fair enough I came back from Australia late 1972 went to my first football match on boxing day saw forest beat Blackpool 4.0 snow on the pitch foggy orange ball to go with Blackpool shirts I was hooked I was ten then four days later I went with my uncle s down the.a 52 to the baseball ground to see derby take.on man u t d they were Irish and all man u t d derby won 3 1 your right they were on the slide got relegated a year and a half.later cheers
Just men at work.
No Hair Gel , no attitude & no drama 👍
And coincidentally they are all the same skin colour.
The records show that this was Coventry's best ever team. Managed by Noel Cantwell, they finished 6th in 69/70 in the old First Division, which remains their highest league position. 10th in 70/71, the season that this brilliant goal was scored.
Leeds fan here. Remember this with great fondness as a kid. Not allowed now as the ball has got to move it's full circumference. RIP Ernie. Thanks for this great memory.
Flick it up with a bit of topspin Ian. No probs.
Thought it was banned because Willie Carr used both feet to play the ball?
@@nolls14It was about the ball being touched by both feet that made it an illegal indirect free kick
@@CarlYearwoodSpot on Carl
@@dermot51 Interesting. So If you were to do an Ossie Ardiles type flick from Escape To Victory you'd be Ok..;) Bit of a grey area that one...
Not a woeful tattoo or dire barnet in sight. Football was fantastic back then.
shouldnt have outlawed it .that was sublime.....!!
You still can do it, but using just one foot to put the ball up in the air.
Are you sure? Doesn't the ball have to roll a circumference? if you just wedge it up with your foot underneath I would think that wouldn't occur.
Loved that Everton away kit.
Willie and Ernie two Sky Blues legends. They outlawed the free kick afterwards. PUSB.
R.I.P. Ernie Hunt fantastic goal.
Ernest Hunt, R.I.P.
Changed the rule about both feet touching the ball in the initial contact - was great, Made Willie a Coventry legend
Yes, remember it well. Of course most of in the West End didn’t see Willie’s flick until later at home. Those were the days. “Play up Sky Blues”.
At first I thought the narrator was referring to the referee's jump at 00:04
Brilliant. So inventive. We all were trying that the next day in the park! But a pity the BBC missed the flick up from the main tv angle! Thank goodness for the camera behind the goal!
I also tried to replicate it with my mates and surprise opponents with it. Everyone was onto it for years and if the flick up went right the shot was sliced or ballooned. Flick up usually went sideways!
Grandad with the assist 😂
that your grandad?
Remember watching it on telly on the Saturday night...then we were all doing it at school..still waiting for the ball to land.50 years though..
What a ground highfield road was!!!
G. Curtis the foundation thereof.
Condolences to all friends
while we sing together,play up sky blues!
Love being a cov fan
Same
@@rahkeet. why?....🤔
@@no1y354 its wicked! the atmosphere is unbeatable, home and away!
And all of a sudden it's recommended after 11 years
Been waiting for this to arrive in my feed. Thank you al gorythm. I saw this on MotD back in the day. Excellent free kick
I remember it well in 1970. That goal was used in the opening credits for either Match of the Day or The Big Match the following season.
Motd
Superb free kick, stands up to today's beauties.
Oh ! , Oh I SAY . What a goal .
Plain and simple kits too. Lovely.
Glad to see im not the only one with this dvd set
Wouldnt mind. A sequel since this was produced after they thought MotD was cancelled that one time
The first time they tried "The donkey kick"was at blackpool and as Ernie used to tell people the ball hit the blackpool tower. RIP ERNIE
Ernie Hunt. Bristol City legend
Did they not hit the donkeys at Blackpool ?
Glad I’m a sky blue fan 😁
I'm an Evertonian..💙 But I thought that it was a brilliant goal!...I was 21 at the time and had never seen anyone take a free kick like that before.....very clever, and a great volley from Ernie Hunt...
Anybody care to explain why I've never seen this before... Stunning!
cause maybe that wasn't your era
@@anthonymitchell8893 two points, firstly, I was commenting on why I hadn't seen this clip, regardless of era. Secondly, I was also wondering why I hadn't seen any of today's players utilising this set-piece. Apologies for not being born earlier... Have a wonderful day.
@@boycemark6470 apology accepted ha ha players don't use it cause it's been outlawed see how old I am you would have used the word illegal
@Kai McCook simply lifting the ball with one touch isn't even utilised... So many legal variations...
As soon as you see the name 'Coventry ity', you KNOW it will be Willie Carr's donkey kick ! I never tire of seeing it.
Football from this era was much more entertaining than the modern game.
Especially with the state the pitches got into in wet conditions 😄
Great bit of description by the ref for the reason for the free kick LMBO
🤣🤣I actually remember this. Great to see it again. 🤣
Watched this on MOTD that Saturday night , Sunday morning out with my mates trying the same thing
The ref knew what was going to happen look exited he is.
I remember it at the time and as everyone says , all the kids were trying it on the playgrounds up and down the length and breath of Great Britain . For me , it was Scottish internationalist , Willie Carr , who was the real architect of this goal . His donkey flick had to be precise for Ernie Hunt to find the net , and it was . The novelty didn't last as it was banned soon after .
It broke the rules because Carr was adjudged to have technically touched the ball 'twice' when using both feet to lift it up.
I can just about remember this on MOTD. I would have been about 8/9.
What a brillant Goal!😲
Proud to be from Coventry
Cov for life
Gorgeous uniforms too.
What a goal that was! Oooooft!! They would have been proud of that in Brazil 👌🏻
Went to Highfield Rd with my Dad the following week - home to Spurs. Tried it again and Pat Jennings tipped the shot onto the bar. Electric atmosphere. Proper football - bring back the 70s!
You're right Ned great times down St Andrews in the 70s
Notice the lack of complaining towards the referee, just get on with it
Yes. I never understand why players go complaining and pleading to referees immediately after a free kick or a card is given. It's not like he is going to reverse his decision. Just a waste of time and energy!
@@no127 exactly, it wastes time
I was there only 15 !! Where have the years gone.
I hope Coventry will be back a good team like old days
We’re on the way, lots of similar and bigger clubs have fallen. Coventry, forest, shef weds, Derby, and Blackburn. Can’t keep em down forever.
@@peterredhead8316 they were 16th in last season league standing, they need A LOT to work on
The one and only Ernie Hunt.
I was only 8 when this went in but we all tried it the next day with varying degrees of success! Willie Carr lives in my memory banks forever 😀 used to love the Coventry kit too on my subutteo players. I know life changes as we go on but sometimes I wish it wouldn’t. Ah well nostalgia over back to COVID days😷
I don't understand, why didn't everybody surround the ref, screaming obscenities at him, over playing the shock and injustice??
The Blokes here just seemed to accept it and crack on......... Strange times indeed!
Incredible!
Ha ha I had the vhs this is taken from love this goal
I still cannot see the point of banning that move. Much more honest and loyal than what football currently is and allows!
Best team as well
Back in the days when the city of Coventry had a football team.
I'm also impressed by the very fashion-forward Everton player sporting the white boots in a sea of black ones. Unheard of then, no?
Alan Ball
Yes it was Alan Ball in the white boots. Years later in an interview he said that he was paid a lot of money to wear those white boots, but he said that they were uncomfortable so he woul wear his old black ones and painted them white without the makers knowledge.
@@anthonyscott1089 They were made by Hummel and had black 'fast forward' stripes down the sides
Now it's black ones that are unheard of isn't it ironic?
Love that it’s My team city till I die
It was banned later because Wille Carr used both feet to flick the ball up. Great goal and improvising
Yes I had some vague recollection tat it was outlawed because it's a double touch.
@@Britonbear Yeah the equivalent of a push shot in snooker.
Seen Rodney marsh do it and scored
Pity the cameraman was more fascinated in how the wall was lining up.
Spot-on
Amazing!
I remember seeing this when I was in my youth, I'm now 80 years old.
This is like watching my dad and his buddies play street football
Did the referee show Willie Carr how to do it beforehand? 0:05 in....
Very sharp
@@dermot51 as i pointed out 2 years ago, and maybe someone before me
Love the sideburns !!!
I was a Canadian lad of 11 in Hampshire watching this game on Match of the Day! One of the first footy games I had ever seen.✨👍
I started following and supporting my first ever sports team that season...Liverpool FC
I still faithfully support them to this day....❤ YNWA
Wow, that was an incredibly boring story. Thanks for sharing.
Yes, they did it at West Bromwich Albion as well! I was there! Behind the goal at the Birmingham Road End, this would be sometime after this game, I think, but Ernie Hunt, scored another volley in a FA Cup game vs Coventry at West Bromwich, in a 4th Round tie, he volleyed into the top corner from a cross from the left wing, brilliant goal, but not many were clapping again at the Birmingham Road End!
Ernie Hunt took the cannon shot!.
Wille Carr - legend!!
Willie car and Ernie hunt what a free kick
It is a legal indirect and bloody awesome.
Eight dislikes? Must be Everton fans!
Probably in a strop because they didn't get an invite with Liverpool to the Super League
I remember that goal, I'm an Evertonain and appreciate class and skill nothing to do with Everton or the Super League. What a childish thing to suggest.
Dodgy free kick decision but absolutely brilliant free kick !
We were all out in the streets trying the flick next day too .
Up the Toffees & Super League my arse !
@@johncuddy2669 Oct 1970 was the 70/71 season - Arsenal won the league. Everton the season before. No need to call him a clown when you don't have the facts right yourself.
@@johncuddy2669 Sounds like you picked a career that fits your "skillset".
I remember all of us kids used to try this when we used to play.
Illegal because the ball was not kicked. That's why this has never been repeated.
Nope, wasn't illegal then, it was made illegal after this. Under the rules at the time this goal was absolutely legal.
Although Coventry were allowed to keep the points from the game, the goal was deemed illegal as two touches of the ball were taken to flick the ball up using two feet and the goal was deducted from the Goals For for the season. Some years later Matt Le Tissier touched a free kick to a team mate who flicked the ball up which Le Tissier volleyed over the wall into the goal.
No sponsors no game of money
they did one like that against liverpool as well
Packed grounds making noise that’s what I like to see and hear
Forget everything, I don't know why I am watching this after 11 years of upload.
Outrageous stunning
They got the inspiration from the ref's jump 🤭
Pure class that
When on shirts u see.only a number and maybe a logo... No commercials..
Should never have been allowed really, soon has he touches the ball it's classed as in play so by putting both feet each side of the ball he has actually taken it twice, great goal though!
The last time it was allowed was Osgood scoring for Chelsea against Bradford City in the FA Cup and that was after the the rules had been renenforced to disallow it, but the ref award it is anyway and one goal difference knocked us out.
You're right, the last time it was allowed was Osgood scoring for Chelsea against Bradford City in the FA Cup at Valley Parade and that was after the the rules had been reinforced to disallow it, but the ref awarded it anyway and that one goal difference knocked us out.
The local paper headlines "City beaten by illegal Ossie flick trick".
what a goal.
HOLLY SHIT OMFG
We miss u great coventry!!!
Your profile picture is Newcastle...
Always hoped one day Id see Arse nil Coven three as a full time result needless to say I'm still waiting
Cheeky and spectacular..
I remember it well. You don’t get top-flight footballers called Ernie any more.
That's a good point, no Cyril's either, strange that
@@dermot51 Very true! But strangely there is one called Fred...
Indeed. Albert's and Stan's. Or Ron. An absolute shame. There was always a Ron plying his trade at Centre Half back in the day.
Arthur, Reg and Cliff... where are they now?
They weren't popular baby names in the 80s/90s, it's really not that deep. I've never met an Ernie or Reg under the age of 60
What a hit son
I just remember Match of the Day banging on that it was illegal,which it was