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Preserving the legacy of memory through untold stories from people across time, so that they would never be lost, GenerationsBroadcasting.com started with an idea. Dedicated to exploring the rich heritage of tradition, forgotten moments, unforgettable events in history, heartwarming stories, and arduous journeys; GenerationsBroadcasting.com is an anthology of experiences from those who have come before us. It is the common thread of life that connects us all.
The stories we collect are treasured by friends and strangers alike. Among the anecdotes, there are events from World War II experiences, the Great Depression, and life details from every decade, from the 1900s to the present, told by people who lived these stories.
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The stories we collect are treasured by friends and strangers alike. Among the anecdotes, there are events from World War II experiences, the Great Depression, and life details from every decade, from the 1900s to the present, told by people who lived these stories.
Visit our website at www.GenerationsBroadcasting.com to see all of our full-length videos.
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I’m sitting down with my friend Elizabeth Tucker. She is sharing her heartbreaking and inspiring story of her husband being killed in the line of duty. She shares how she's keeping her late husband's legacy alive, how her story has resistance with people all over the country, the life changing phone call she got, she relives the moments leading up to her husband's death, how she's been able to ...
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John Niland on Meeting The Son of a Infamous Mafia Boss
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everything happened to Niland, everything. Even, “when I was a child, I spake as a child, I acted like a child. When I became a man, I put away childish ways.” Yeah, even that happened.
I met John Niland in Hereford Texas in 1968, he was speaking at an all sports banquet
I remember you John......
DARK, DARK MOVIE.
thanks for the video
Used to beat his wife all of the time
Jerry is one of those people who believe because they have enough money to buy something, that automatically makes them smart enough to run it. I’m surprised Jerry doesn’t pilot his private jet….he had enough money to buy it. One thing makes about as much sense as the other.
"promosm" ☀️
The movie came out in 1979. Niland was long retired by then. He wasn’t in his 3rd year in the Nfl. Now if he’s talking about the book then he was still on the Cowboys when that came out.
Was going to mention the same thing. His last year in the league was 1975 and his last year with the Cowboys was 1974. Lee Roy Jordan's last year was 1976. He seems to clearly be talking about the movie so maybe he is mixed up.
Today 2/29/2024 is John's birthday. He is 80.
Today 2/29/2024 is John's birthday. He is 80.
Oh my goodness?.. Well, we now live on conspiracy earth, where facts are no longer facts, and nobody is on solid ground… And our institutions are crumbling.. And for what?.. An obvious cop killer who was obviously involved up to his eyeballs in the assassination?.. I think it’s really tragic, personally..
Everything happened good and bad.
Socialist's were born when Kennedy was killed. Jack was The Last Democrat.
The government lied to the american public for so long the public will never believe what the government is telling us
This was the beginning of the end of democracy in the US, the deep state has a lot to answer for, Oswald was their patsy.
Why is the menorah behind everyone ? Given that Israel is a suspect in his assassination
באַקומענד די אידישע שטימען אױס פֿאַר RFK Jr, הא? דאָס וועט נישט אַרבעטן, ווײַל די אַמעריקאַנע איִדן וועקן זיך צו וואָס ישראל ציוניזם איז. עס איז אַלע וועגן גענאָציד. Getting the Jewish vote out for RFK Jr, eh? It's not going to work because American Jews are waking up to what Israeli Zionism is about. It's all about genocide.
Before my dad passed. He said one night he went to bed . And he fell asleep. Then he said he woke up and people were standing around his bed . The frist person he seen was J F K . then he said Turman was standing behind him . Then he stood up , walked around the back side of the bed and then he seen the most beautiful woman he ever seen .it was his mom. He went to her and she said to him " I waiting for " he said ok . Then he got back in bed covering up and people was still standing around and he fell back to sleep. I hope this brings a smile on people's faces. I was told my Dad loved Kennedy and he cried the day he died.
Vietnam war would have ended. Cold War would have ended in his term. He was taken out by a splinter group of ex CIA
Seth Maxwell : "Dammit, they're shooting at cows." Phil Elliot says, "What the hell?" Seth says, "Don't worry, they're too drunk to hit anything."
The quarter back was Meredith, not Staubach!
Correct, and the movie came out in 1979 and Niland and Lee roy Jordan retired 3 years before the premiere. His timeline is way off.
The backup QB was the Bible thumper in the movie. Dropped the snap for the PAT and lost the game. I’m assuming his religious lifestyle was based on Staubach. Not much else.
By his own admission, he was the character Joe Bob Priddy.
I hate every time a movie comes out that was me no it's not
Tex was known for having a very tight wallet.
So tight it had only one side.
👋. I'm looking for the interview with your mom. My principal. I would love to know how everyone is doing. Don't remember you like I remembered the other son who trained us in pageants..... I miss her so much she is definitely why I am who I am today she made me MC every program because of my smile I love her so much
Bob lilly said the same thing.... he said he was making 27,000 and other guys at the pro bowl..were making 80,000 lilly was the best in the business .... and schramm told him dont you know these guys are lying to you they just want to get you mad at us....lilly tells that story on americas game 71 cowboys
This is great stuff.... never saw this interview.... Mr Niland ..a great player himself is wrong however about a couple of things... yes michael irvin was there in 88 last Landry year.... and landry would of Drafted aikman but was fired... so as far as most of the team being there for jimmy and jerry that's incorrect in fact check the rosters the team that won in 92 had very very few players left over from the landry era.. Jim .jeffcoat... Mark Tuinea ...bill bates kelvin martin nate newton... and maybe a few others but that is it..and Switzer was there four years and ya it was jimmys team but like barry said ..."people say i won with jimmys team but i coulda lost with jimmys team true enough
is the player who didn't want to take the shot supposed to be Bob Hayes?
I want to say Pettis Norman.
Alot of Cowboy fans know Mr. Niland.
Wrong. Many of us remember John Niland from seeing him and all the others play. They were all great! We DO remember!
As a ram fan from d 60s. Hey we give it up for Niland..Nye...Wright...Truax...Dupree...
@@gordonreed2736 The whole league was full of greats. Fearsome Foursome, Purple People Eaters, Doomsday, etc. Truax was a Ram too. I grew up a lot in the Cotton Bowl watching Cowboys. But saw the greats from everywhere. Rams were great. I loved Gabriel and the defense.
Right back at ya. So glad Billy got a ring with you guys. The one that really hurt was d 75 championship game. Wow you guys beat d vikes and us on d the road. Hats off...that was a great Rams team....n u hot us. Lots of talent on both sides. 10 SB appearance. Great job.
@@gordonreed2736 You won't find an argument from me. I've always been a Staubach fan. Remember it was the Rams who sunk him in his final game. It was a great rivalry. But I never argued about who was best. I was always sorry George Allen never took them all the way. I lived in LA area when he left for the "Ramskins" in DC. What a great era.
@@mdlmrc1051 hey I'll tell ya I got nervous every time staubach n tarkenton went back to pass anything could happen. Like that 83 yarder to Pearson. Oh man.. Yeah you guys passed the torch n 79. We were hurt most of d year n peaked at the right time finally...but you got us with Danny White...great games..great times. Best to d boys this year.
North Dallas Forty was an Awesome Movie!
Perhaps the best sports movie ever made…definitely the best football movie. The NFL naturally hated it. Fred Biletnikoff was a technical advisor on the film. He said after the movie came out, he applied for several coaching jobs, but had been blackballed.
@@georgesouthwick7000 I always thought Nick Nolte was imitating Biletnikoff......and he actually was!
Biletnikoff didn't play for the Cowboys and his style always worked for the Oakland Raiders; not a Tom Landry team. But I see the similarities between him and Elliot (the 1 bar face mask and great hands).
@@williamrowlett740 Nolte based his character, as far as on the field receiving on Fred's style.
This is a great story. I grew up watching the Cowboys play, and definitely remember #76 John Niland. Thanks for the video.
Dallas Cowboys, MY FAVORITE TEAM . DALLAS COWBOYS FOREVER!!!!
Roger played in lots of championship games. So Leroy Jordan was that crazy Joe Bob .
I believe the character of linebacker Tony Douglas was based on Leroy Jordan.
@@georgesouthwick7000 You’re right.
From what I’ve read the character Joe Bob Priddy was supposedly based off of offensive tackle Ralph Neely.
@@cassidy109 Well I’m from Oklahoma where Ralph played and I never heard he was that crazy at all, Oklahoma just didn’t recruit those types of players, at that time. Lol 😂
@@ronniebishop2496 If you google Ralph Neely and North Dallas Forty you’ll run across an old Washington Post article talking about the Jo Bob character. Neely is quoted as saying that certain aspects of Jo Bob are him. The article also mentions that others think that Jo Bob was based on Don Talbert and George Andrie. At any rate, if I had to venture a guess Jo Bob from the book and movie was likely a composite character along with a healthy dose of fiction.
One of the best sports movies, ever. RIP Mac Davis.
This man played in The Ice Bowl game.