Totally agree mate, I was gonna comment pretty much the same. I can't get my head around how a team these days can go from being on a dangerous attack to giving it back to their 'keeper in about three or four passes. Too much fancy coaching shit in today's game I think, and too much Foreign influence.
Scott Barty I didn’t see your comments before I put mine . Before I pressed play I couldn’t remember the result . It’s always good to see your country win so pleased but I used to get a buzz watching the home internationals . There should be a campaign to bring them back .
Ray Clemence was a great keeper, that reflex save early in the game showed just what he could do week in week out. A lot of today's players and managers aren't really old enough to have witnessed what he did in the game back then, but let me tell you he was quick, a shot stopper and good off his line. This from a proud Evertonian, rest in Peace Ray.
England had an embarrassment of riches in that department, with Clemence and Shilton sharing the duties and the likes of Joe Corrigan, Phil Parkes and Kevin Keelan not being able to get a game. All were very fine keepers.
I was fortunate to see all these players when i was a kid in the 80's. I got to see John Wark as well when he was playing for Ipswich in 1997 (i'm a Birmingham Fan) and the guy was just pure quality and was head and shoulders above everyone on the pitch and if my memory serves, was playing as a sweeper/centre half, just terrific.
I recall that was the first ever England v Scotland match I saw. Great players on both sides. England's third by Keegan was excellent. Proper football kits as well. I loved that Scotland shirt
Loved that , Yup I’m English so I would we won BUT we need these home internationals back Battle of Britain . Used to love seeing Wales Scotland & NI too .
I was one of a few English fans at this game as a 17 year old. Very scary experience. We moved at halftime after threats from Scottish fans. It was so packed our feet could barely touch the ground. This was the era when England struggled so much to qualify for the WC. IDT it was due to a lack of talent, just the style they played. Keegan was just about the best player we had then. I think he would still be a great player today.
@@paolosacco9731 I have Buffon's panini sticker on my bedroom door, on the side facing inside. He's holding a thumb up with a grimace saying "altra senza i reti subiti, tutto bene". What a hero
I remember watching this on the telly. A few months later, Letraset bought out a set of Soccer Action Replay transfers, and that Keegan goal was of 'em 🙂
Before I watched the re-run of this game all these years later I clearly remembered 3 things from this game from childhood - Warks opener, Clemence reaction save and Keegan's 1-2 with Brooking. Seeing Joe Jordan's assault on Phil Neal just before Graham's cross lead to Wark's goal is hilarious!!
The two things I remember are the Clemence save and the Keegan goal... brings back so many memories... loved watching this again and seeing Emlyn Hughes celebrating! OMG it's a different world!
England through the 1970s had great players but form the mid 1970s inc this period here and the early 1980s, a real crop of talent came through Barnes and Coppell on the flanks Brooking and Keegan up front and Wilkins a stable force in the middle (Thompson at the back as well)
The bane of Scottish football....defensive frailties and shocking goalkeeping. They should thank their lucky stars it wasn't Alan Rough playing! Not until the immergence of Jim Leighton could Scotland safely state they had a great GK.
I was there 15 years old with my younger brother sitting in the seats directly across from the old twin towers.great day great atmosphere and a fair result 🙏
When the football players were looking like Rock'n Rollers, the British team leaded by Keegan the mighty mouse and Francis, the Scottish team leaded by Kenny Dalglish and Graeme Souness, what a great legends of European football.
I like George Wood, he was a good Everton keeper. Here he did not cope well with the first two goals maybe ?! As others have said Scotland had a good 70s to 80s side, which should have been acheiving more. (Was Alan Hansen playing in this game for Scotland?).
the jockstraps had some decent players in the 60s/70s but unfortunately for them they had awful goalkeepers and took some awful, awful beatings by england
@@malcolm9650 you must have got that from the scotttish football annual. it never happened. england did beat scotland 5-1 though. not as bad as the 9-3 scoreline though
@@HalStargazer soz got my dates wrong, look up wembley wizards, England 1 Scotland 5. The best in my opinion is pumping yous at Wembley after yous won the world cup, 1967. Saying that playing all your games in your home stadium( never happened since) and a dodgy linesman won you the WC in 66. So I guess it maybe was not that good a victory for us.🤪🤪
@@malcolm9650 that was in 1928!!! almost ONE HUNDRED years ago!!!!! btw you do know that brazil, germany and italy have all failed to win the wc in their own country
from a german point of view I always wondered why they play this home championship every year! Probably a main reason why England had in the 70's and 80's less success inn EC/WC. The games are interesting to watch and I like it but they knew everything about their opponents, played most of them every week! They should have played more against different tactical styles
They had this tournament in the 60s when England won the world cup. Also it was easy to have these games as almost everyone played in the UK. Also the rivalry meant a very intense series of games .
The first international was Scotland v England. It is a derby. Look at how competitive their game was at euro 2000. Scotland are the only team the English haven't beaten yet at the Euros.
Realmente a Inglaterra teve o azar de cruzar nas eliminatórias das copas de 74 e 78 com Itália e o belo time polonês comandado pelo excelente Goleiro Tomazevique na época se se classificaria uma seleção por grupo não havia repescagem sobre Clemese ficou no banco de Piter Shilton na copa de 82 na minha opinião foi o melhor goleiro dessa copa sofrendo apenas um gol depois disputou as copas 86 90 já com 41 anos
Why have Scotland not got the quality players they had in the 1960's & 1970's. I would love to see the home internationals played every two years when there is no World Cup & European Championship. Peter Barnes also scored opening goal for Man City v Newcastle United in League cup final in 1976. I liked Steve Coppell & Asa Hartford. Great goal by Keegan who later became a Newcastle hero first as a player in 82-84 and in the Nineties managing the Toon's team of entertainers.
You've had some legends in your team,I'm an lfc fan ,all our Scots have played for the national team practically, I still love the Scottish national team,always want them to win,Scotland is my fav place in the world, kind regards
Rough had more caps than Wood. Wood played well for Arsenal briefly and was 1 of the keepers featured in a football skills book, teaching teenagers like me on punching. Well...overall due to his longevity...i go for Rough.
@@gsf67 i played in goal before ... people remember us for the mistakes and not the saves...alex ferguson in his autobiography did mention that in the 1-1 draw vs Wales that got Scotland to world cup play off....Rough was not the greatest goalkeeper but a jovial character that calmed the Scotland team who lost Jim Leighton and trailing 0-1. Maybe due to lack of competition, Rough earned 53 caps. He played for a long time and probably a decent keeper who sometimes lost concerntrate and made memorable mistakes. I think Dundee Utd's Billy Thompson was also very good but one Leighton emerged in 1983...Rough had to play second fiddle.
Lol! The skinhead was great entertainment! Nearly died laughing when the polis started chasing him..bet he was well looked after in the bully van on the way to the nick.
Today, the fans don't matter, nor count. The powers that be will realise ,that the fans make the atmosphere and the game. In 20yrs the powers will pay supporters to attend games. Hope I'm wrong.
What a difference, when football was still accessible to the average working man, when the players actually wanted to play for their country, would much rather watch this than today's bunch of over rated, over paid, virtue signallers
Ray Clemence (RIP) is the greatest Liverpool and England goalkeeper to have lived. No other goalkeeper had the same natural talent and ability to make saves like he did. Gordon Banks is the only comparable.
@@gunternetzer9621 Both Clemence and Shilton were brilliant. There were a number of other goalies at the time who were very good but couldn't break into the England team because of the top two.
youve got to laugh at all the anti scottish comments here - pity the english fans never turned up for these games to make their comments at the game. wtah a shit3y home support...
@@chortlerguffaw The problem with Scotland is they can only get thereselfs up when they play against their superiors ie: England! Then they only win once in a blue moon.
Barry Sustins McAllister misses penalty.... long ball up to bleach blond Gazza.... flicks it over the head of a bemused Hendry.... hits it on volley past usual shite Scots goalie.... dentist chair celebration. Happy day Teaching our bitter neighbours another football lesson 🤗
@@Jackie-ji2sj Yet again, like in 1961, 1969, 1971, and February 1973 - amongst other matches against England. They have always been robbed when they lose.
The Keegan and Brooking combination for the 3rd goal was pure class
Great Keegan goal that.
This when football was football love it...none of this pish we have now a days,we lost but what a game
Totally agree mate, I was gonna comment pretty much the same. I can't get my head around how a team these days can go from being on a dangerous attack to giving it back to their 'keeper in about three or four passes. Too much fancy coaching shit in today's game I think, and too much Foreign influence.
Scott Barty I didn’t see your comments before I put mine . Before I pressed play I couldn’t remember the result . It’s always good to see your country win so pleased but I used to get a buzz watching the home internationals . There should be a campaign to bring them back .
Well said,sir. Very sporting.
People weren’t saying that at the time - lots of complaints about money ruining the game etc
One of the best saves ever made by Ray Clemence. 😲👏👏👏
rip
Ray Clemence was a great keeper, that reflex save early in the game showed just what he could do week in week out. A lot of today's players and managers aren't really old enough to have witnessed what he did in the game back then, but let me tell you he was quick, a shot stopper and good off his line. This from a proud Evertonian, rest in Peace Ray.
I remember that save, brilliant. Had an opportunity to meet the great man when he was in remission, a true gentleman.
Truly World Class goalkeeper !
England had an embarrassment of riches in that department, with Clemence and Shilton sharing the duties and the likes of Joe Corrigan, Phil Parkes and Kevin Keelan not being able to get a game. All were very fine keepers.
better than shilton in my opinion
Takes me back to when it was still a beautiful game.
I was fortunate to see all these players when i was a kid in the 80's. I got to see John Wark as well when he was playing for Ipswich in 1997 (i'm a Birmingham Fan) and the guy was just pure quality and was head and shoulders above everyone on the pitch and if my memory serves, was playing as a sweeper/centre half, just terrific.
I recall that was the first ever England v Scotland match I saw. Great players on both sides. England's third by Keegan was excellent. Proper football kits as well. I loved that Scotland shirt
I loved Kevin (Welsh fan )
Yip great football great game ,, and that shirt was the best,,, I managed to get a shirt even with the iconic umbro diamonds down the sleeves,,,
With Holland's WC '74 kit, the two greatest international strips ever.
So right, proper football strips...not like the current nauseating, shambolic strips fans of the beautiful game are constantly terrorised with!
Not a single tattoo in sight when they swop shirts after the game
tatoo=satanism
yeah its really fucking stupid isn't it.... everybody is a tough guy now or some messenger poet with fucking tattoos nowadays
😂
Black boots , no tattoos, tackles that players shrugged off and not going down when tripped. Who wants to be remembered for wearing pink boots
Loved that , Yup I’m English so I would we won BUT we need these home internationals back Battle of Britain . Used to love seeing Wales Scotland & NI too .
I’ll never forget that Keegan goal as a kid watching with my dad
The crowd instantly switching from booing the pitch invader to cheering him on when the police give chase is just magical.
‘Was his journey really necessary?😀’
The moron should have been thrown out head first
Bet he got a few whacks in the police van for making them look like The Keystone Cops on live television.
Those coppers obviously never got picked for the Met Rugby Team then?
When a player would get a hard whack and get up straight away, refusing to show that they were hurt.
The polar opposite of today's game.
Dalglish got lifted out of it by Clemence and not a word of complaint
All those games between Scotland/England and no red cards💪
We need the home internationals back great seeing the jocks get beat.
Home internationals were great on those days.. There s no use facing England with the poor and sad Scottish side nowadays
Kevin Keegan was brilliant
I was one of a few English fans at this game as a 17 year old. Very scary experience. We moved at halftime after threats from Scottish fans. It was so packed our feet could barely touch the ground. This was the era when England struggled so much to qualify for the WC. IDT it was due to a lack of talent, just the style they played. Keegan was just about the best player we had then. I think he would still be a great player today.
I was only born in early nineties, but boy have I developed an appreciation for Ray Clemence.
Will always be my idol along with buffon. 👍🏼
@@paolosacco9731 I have Buffon's panini sticker on my bedroom door, on the side facing inside. He's holding a thumb up with a grimace saying "altra senza i reti subiti, tutto bene". What a hero
So will I ,, especially 1976 v Scotland, , haha ...
brilliant clemence saves
Great game and great players . This match is incredible:always! Wonderful atmosphere
Peter Barnes....magnificent dribbler, touch and pace.....sod all end product.
I remember watching this on the telly. A few months later, Letraset bought out a set of Soccer Action Replay transfers, and that Keegan goal was of 'em 🙂
Man of the Match: Emlyn Hughes for his celebrations for all 3 goals.
Before I watched the re-run of this game all these years later I clearly remembered 3 things from this game from childhood - Warks opener, Clemence reaction save and Keegan's 1-2 with Brooking. Seeing Joe Jordan's assault on Phil Neal just before Graham's cross lead to Wark's goal is hilarious!!
The two things I remember are the Clemence save and the Keegan goal... brings back so many memories... loved watching this again and seeing Emlyn Hughes celebrating! OMG it's a different world!
If they had VAR back then, the Scottish goal would have been voided. I love old wembly stadium.
And thus, the legend of the Scottish goalkeeper was born...
😂it was actually 4 years previously but I know what you mean 🥃
and we made the scottish topple with Keegan, Barnes and Coppel.
I really loved this period of the English team. Greenwood freed them up to play with abandon for a few years
yet again englands superior class shown through
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Shame Scotland gave up international football.
They were learning something from the English here.
Superb commentary
My first ever football shirt was the England top, very itchy material,sme great players from both teams,proper footballers
I am from Iraq, I love the English
Emad Anwar FUCK ENGLAND 🖕🏻
Fuck you inbred Iraq .
Hmm... usual generous, magnanimous Scots.
Miss the season ending home internationals. They should bring them back
Wow...compare the talent and skills of Scotish players then with those wooden logs they have today in their team.
I like those days
A TRUE ENGLAND TEAM ❤
excellent,football at it's best,the players,kits,pitch,Wembley,the fans,i want to jump through my screen and be there again
England through the 1970s had great players but form the mid 1970s inc this period here and the early 1980s, a real crop of talent came through Barnes and Coppell on the flanks Brooking and Keegan up front and Wilkins a stable force in the middle (Thompson at the back as well)
...Who did nothing.
You’ve missed out the best in that era, Captain Marvel Bryan Robson 😎
RIP Clem x
Keegan was unplayable when he was in this mood - he was everywhere, doing step-overs, Cruyff turns, 1-2s, wayward left-footed shots :)
8.18 Scotland hadn’t got a hope! Like they ever have.
The bane of Scottish football....defensive frailties and shocking goalkeeping. They should thank their lucky stars it wasn't Alan Rough playing! Not until the immergence of Jim Leighton could Scotland safely state they had a great GK.
I was there 15 years old with my younger brother sitting in the seats directly across from the old twin towers.great day great atmosphere and a fair result 🙏
Yeah,had similar seats the first time I went.83'Charity shield Liverpool v m*n u*d..that place had soul.Gone now along with all the fun in the world.
Police were like keystone kops chasing that Scottish Pillock
If I remember correctly , the guy was from Coventry !!
Look at Emlyn Hughes wild celebration.
S Waldron crazy horse ! Infectious enthusiasm .
it took the police a long time to get the Scottish fan off the pitch
When the football players were looking like Rock'n Rollers, the British team leaded by Keegan the mighty mouse and Francis, the Scottish team leaded by Kenny Dalglish and Graeme Souness, what a great legends of European football.
Scottish goalkeepers were probably the last kid to be picked when playing with their mates in their youth.
Scotland used to produce plenty of good players back in those days, but the yellow jersey was reserved for the very 'special' ones.
Like Rob Green v USA 2010 , Paul Robinson v Croatia 2006 😂
@@09weenic Peter Shilton vs Poland in 1973, Ray Clemence vs Scotland in 1977.
Some truely great players on both sides
@@09weenic this match. Goalkeeper Scotland is..........? Allan rough? Or Jim bylth?
Na década de 70 a seleção escocesa era competitiva
I like George Wood, he was a good Everton keeper. Here he did not cope well with the first two goals maybe ?! As others have said Scotland had a good 70s to 80s side, which should have been acheiving more. (Was Alan Hansen playing in this game for Scotland?).
That was such a typical Wark goal
the jockstraps had some decent players in the 60s/70s but unfortunately for them they had awful goalkeepers and took some awful, awful beatings by england
HalStargazer piss aff yah HUN !!!🖕🏻
England took a lot of beatings from Scotland in that era too. 5-1 was one scoreline I know about.
@@malcolm9650 you must have got that from the scotttish football annual. it never happened. england did beat scotland 5-1 though. not as bad as the 9-3 scoreline though
@@HalStargazer soz got my dates wrong, look up wembley wizards, England 1 Scotland 5. The best in my opinion is pumping yous at Wembley after yous won the world cup, 1967. Saying that playing all your games in your home stadium( never happened since) and a dodgy linesman won you the WC in 66. So I guess it maybe was not that good a victory for us.🤪🤪
@@malcolm9650 that was in 1928!!! almost ONE HUNDRED years ago!!!!! btw you do know that brazil, germany and italy have all failed to win the wc in their own country
clemence a great sweeper keeper
Best keeper ever
@@ianharrison2490 Not even the best ever Liverpool keeper
from a german point of view I always wondered why they play this home championship every year! Probably a main reason why England had in the 70's and 80's less success inn EC/WC. The games are interesting to watch and I like it but they knew everything about their opponents, played most of them every week! They should have played more against different tactical styles
They had this tournament in the 60s when England won the world cup. Also it was easy to have these games as almost everyone played in the UK. Also the rivalry meant a very intense series of games .
The first international was Scotland v England. It is a derby. Look at how competitive their game was at euro 2000. Scotland are the only team the English haven't beaten yet at the Euros.
@@wonjubhoy Euro 96 , Gazza goal 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻
Who on earth would want to play against Italy? They were so so boring back then.
footballers certainly much better looking then , than todays horrors
Realmente a Inglaterra teve o azar de cruzar nas eliminatórias das copas de 74 e 78 com Itália e o belo time polonês comandado pelo excelente Goleiro Tomazevique na época se se classificaria uma seleção por grupo não havia repescagem sobre Clemese ficou no banco de Piter Shilton na copa de 82 na minha opinião foi o melhor goleiro dessa copa sofrendo apenas um gol depois disputou as copas 86 90 já com 41 anos
I got that wrong... it was qualifying for 1950 and 1954 world cups and 1968 European championship. still odd though....
England v Scotland does not have the same intensity and bitterness in today's era.England are vastly superior and the Scots know it.
Scotland were an absolute handful then ,,Worldwide ,,Fairplay amazing players everywhere (Welsh fan )
We had a hell of a team as well. 1 year later we stuffed England 4-1.
They got walloped 3-1 again a week later at Hampden Park by Argentina who were on a European tour. 8 of the World Cup 78 side plus Maradona.
Should bring back the tournament
That Scottish supporter had turn of pace
Why have Scotland not got the quality players they had in the 1960's & 1970's. I would love to see the home internationals played every two years when there is no World Cup & European Championship. Peter Barnes also scored opening goal for Man City v Newcastle United in League cup final in 1976. I liked Steve Coppell & Asa Hartford. Great goal by Keegan who later became a Newcastle hero first as a player in 82-84 and in the Nineties managing the Toon's team of entertainers.
Cause the SFA
You've had some legends in your team,I'm an lfc fan ,all our Scots have played for the national team practically, I still love the Scottish national team,always want them to win,Scotland is my fav place in the world, kind regards
Globalization at work..
Scottish goal-keeper - an oxymoron. Kevin Keegan was one of the few England attackers not afraid to run at opposing defences.
When footballers were men .not like they are now .hard games and hard men.
love Scottish players like Kenny D.
That was like the keystone cops 😉
...the home championship was also the qualifier for the European championship back in the 60s-70s...
Just once - for the 1968 Euros
Clássico dos Reinos...
Whst happened to the Scots in the second half? Looks like they used up all their energy in the first half.
It was the usual stuff for Scotland at Wembley - 5-1,4-1, 9-3 and so on.
Ran out of lucozade
scotland had brilliant players then why are they not producing good players now
Globalization (or pissing in the gene pool)
Souness and Dalglish brilliant
Yeah, Dalglish, Souness, Jordan, Wark
But signs of a renaissance this week nqualified for Euro 2020
Hahaha Monty python has arrived 3:30 min
"Wood clearly fouled in the air......." ?
My question mark.
How is he fouled by a guy half-jumping with his arms down by his sides ?
Who was the better keeper. Alan Rough or George Wood?
Rough had more caps than Wood. Wood played well for Arsenal briefly and was 1 of the keepers featured in a football skills book, teaching teenagers like me on punching. Well...overall due to his longevity...i go for Rough.
@@weetak Ok, I have read a lot of negative comments on Roughie, not being from Scotland, I wondered why they persisted with him for so long.
@@gsf67 i played in goal before ... people remember us for the mistakes and not the saves...alex ferguson in his autobiography did mention that in the 1-1 draw vs Wales that got Scotland to world cup play off....Rough was not the greatest goalkeeper but a jovial character that calmed the Scotland team who lost Jim Leighton and trailing 0-1. Maybe due to lack of competition, Rough earned 53 caps. He played for a long time and probably a decent keeper who sometimes lost concerntrate and made memorable mistakes. I think Dundee Utd's Billy Thompson was also very good but one Leighton emerged in 1983...Rough had to play second fiddle.
Both crappy anyway.
@@swaldron5558 harvey n leighton decent
Keystone cops
Lol! The skinhead was great entertainment! Nearly died laughing when the polis started chasing him..bet he was well looked after in the bully van on the way to the nick.
Scotland had such a good NT what happened to them?
Little mans syndrome took over Scotland after Braveheart.
They weren't that good then, trust me.
Wark's goal was easily onside.
Dave Watson ... nightmare.
Scootland would have won if they had a goalkeeper like Clements.
I love Denis at the end, keeping a wound up Alan Ball calm then embracing Gordon Banks like a brother.
Alan Rough. he certainly was.
Wasn't that George wood?
3:34 A bit of cabaret thrown in for free how considerate..
Today, the fans don't matter, nor count. The powers that be will realise ,that the fans make the atmosphere and the game.
In 20yrs the powers will pay supporters to attend games.
Hope I'm wrong.
England played the match with 12 footballers 😂😂😂 that kick is a red card passed by the ref in the last mins.
Lol cry loser
Don't tell me. Scotland were robbed yet again?
Have Scotland ever had a good keeper?
Andy goram, Jim leighton and Bill brown
Craig Gordon, Callum McGregor
Jim Leighton ex Aberdeen in the 80's, superb
What a difference, when football was still accessible to the average working man, when the players actually wanted to play for their country, would much rather watch this than today's bunch of over rated, over paid, virtue signallers
No tattoos as you say and no players with inflated ego's either!
England on fire - class always tells in the end you Jocks! hahaha.
Your club team got a battering at Villa Park in 1976 by a certain Scottish team
@@09weenic Wrong, Villa went 2-0 up after 53 minutes, that's when the morons invaded the pitch.....
so no ''battering''...you wee dafty.
Ray Clemence (RIP) is the greatest Liverpool and England goalkeeper to have lived. No other goalkeeper had the same natural talent and ability to make saves like he did. Gordon Banks is the only comparable.
Peter Shilton too.
@@gunternetzer9621 Both Clemence and Shilton were brilliant. There were a number of other goalies at the time who were very good but couldn't break into the England team because of the top two.
Between this George Wood & Alan fuckin Rough it's no wonder Scottish keepers had such a shite reputation for so many years.
youve got to laugh at all the anti scottish comments here - pity the english fans never turned up for these games to make their comments at the game.
wtah a shit3y home support...
I dont know why Scotland ever bothered having a goalkeeper - they were all absolute donkeys...
Dodgy Scottish keeper.as usual
Theres been plenty of dodgy English keepers
Nothing has changed really useless Scottish team then useless now !!
Barry Sustins
Do they still have an international team?
Haven’t seen them at a tournament this millennium 🤗
@@chortlerguffaw
The problem with Scotland is they can only get thereselfs up when they play against their superiors ie: England!
Then they only win once in a blue moon.
Barry Sustins
McAllister misses penalty.... long ball up to bleach blond Gazza.... flicks it over the head of a bemused Hendry.... hits it on volley past usual shite Scots goalie.... dentist chair celebration. Happy day
Teaching our bitter neighbours another football lesson 🤗
Struggling to think of a decent Scottish goalkeeper.
Jim Leighton was good
Jimmy Cowan, Ronnie Simpson and Andy Goram.
@@wonjubhoy Bill Brown and David Harvey.
Scotland were robbed.
What, again 😂
@@Jackie-ji2sj
Yet again, like in 1961, 1969, 1971, and February 1973 - amongst other matches against England.
They have always been robbed when they lose.
Coleman was a terrible commentator
Too many of that England squad sadly no longer with us