Both men spoken to and booked, fight was stopped quickly and both men were allowed to play on as it was just a moment of passion in a big game God I wish football was still like this
This was my first Leeds United game. In the 2nd half Arsenal Fans were throwing coins at Sprake and he handed them over to my brother who was standing at the front.
Arsenal, Chelsea,Westham,Tottenham, Fulham,Queens Park Rangers, were dirty sides but because they were london teams the ref looked the other way. Thats the time of the brown envelopes. Nug Nug wink wink that sort of thing and is why London teams got away with murder But if a Leeds player just looked at the ref he got booked.nug nug wink wink.
That was a great left hook Gary. If Norman Hunter had thrown the punch, Bobby would have been out for a fortnight. Brilliant football by Leeds. It is time we got some of these Matches released on DVD so that we can see what boxing and football are like when they are being played/fought at the same time.
The more times I see Mick Jones at work, I have to praise him all the more. Deceptively quick running with the ball,always in control, and clinical in the final strike.
@@ianbutler4995 Mind, Ian Ure was a shit defender and Inever understoodwhy Man Utd bought him. Bertie Mee probably threw a party after he'd got rid of him.
In the 1970 FA Cup final replay Eddie McCreadie of Chelsea did a flying kick on Bremner's head in the Chelsea penalty area and play carried on with no claims for a penalty or referee action. Several players in that match, Osgood and Charlton among others, would have been sent off now. Those were the days!
I remember this like it was yesterday watching it live on tv. Even then I remember that none of us could believe that he only got booked for chinning somebody on a football field. This was the first time I ever saw a footballer punch an opponent in the face . A Leeds player of course. I remember my Dad saying that we will never see anything like that happen again. Then some years later I did see it happen again . Low and behold , another Leeds player or ex Leeds player , Norman Hunter chinning Francis Lee. I guess Cloughie must have been right all along about what he said about them. Dirty buggers but a brilliant football team.
Arsenal supporter i bet you only saw what leeds did but not what other teams did Thats were Wenger got the i didn't see it from the Arsenal supporters.
As clearly stated in the FA ruling (1950-80 section C. paragraph 12) 'a red card may only be issued should a weapon be 'fully' brandished ie. knife, gun or spiked bat, broken bottles may be used but only for domestic fixtures'
Those were the days ... when a goalie had to shoot a forward between the eyes before the referee even considered sending him off . lol Diabolical . They have gone from one extreme to the other .
So I've been watching all available football from about the year 1900, working my way forward. And great stuff it is too - far better than todays glorified 5-a-side. Tough, honest, exciting, unpredictable and a mood among players and fans alike of real enjoyment. Until I reached the rise of Leeds. And suddenly we have premeditated violence, intimidation and cheating in an atmosphere of bitter simmering hatred. Which instantly transfers to all the other teams and fans. The culture of crude English football and Hooliganism essentially begins when Leeds arrive on the scene and declare misery for all. I've seen some dirty teams in my time, but to permanently suck all the joy out of an entire sport takes some doing. I suppose you could look at it the opposite way though. The ferocious intensity and febrile atmosphere of 1970's and 80's football was great in it's own way. It was so deeply, deeply, SERIOUS. It was, for a time, the be all and end all - far more important than a mere sport. And Leeds, by decreeing that playtime was over, could claim responsibility for that too.
It's just a coincidence and Leeds weren't the only brutal team out there. I think you need to understand what was drip fed on the news, on a daily basis ,in 1968-69 and how that seeped through to the public consciousness where violence was the norm. We had Vietnam, Belfast, riots in Paris, Sloane Square and the Democratic Conference in Chicago etc. If you've watched as many old games as I have you can see the progression from a few youngsters on the pitch at the of the game followed quickly by celebrating a goal. The Kudos of seeing themselves on television moved to teenage violence. It's easy to join a mob invasion. The turning point came in how the 1974 FA Cup Quarter Final between Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest was dealt with. Forest were winning 3-2, then a pitch followed and Newcastle United win 4-3 with the visitors facing enormous intimidation. Instead expelling Newcastle they were forced a replay. The fan had won and every time a their team was losing a big game we had a pitch invasion.
Thanks for providing a more complete description of the context. No doubt, I was extrapolating far too much from just a few games. Which teams happened to be at the top, and therefore on TV, at the time - and how they chose to present that coverage - probably gave me a very narrow perception of the genesis of a much broader phenomenon. Cheers.
@@eternalarsenal in other words you've admitted you were talking a load of utter shit. Stupid gooner...That Leeds team were superb and anyone who thinks otherwise knows fuck all about football which brings me back to you.
All the clubs had a chopper back then. Even the great George Best could handle himself. Man Ure started it with a certain Nobby Stiles that had absolutely no skill aside from intimidation. But Bobby Gould got kicked and punched all over the pitch back then and so he would also dish it out. He's here, he's there...but we're not allowed to swear Bobby Gould
Dick T: There wasn't so much money in those days: Life was hard and these famous sportsmen had to struggle and be regular people. The love of football was their pursuit and ambition, but sometimes their fame could have been an albatross, a burden.
And it's a matter of fact that the following day Billy Walker's retirement from Boxing was announced. Perhaps he thought Sprake was going to turn pro'.
I read somewhere that the Football League somehow enforced a rule making the broadcasters cut the overt violence from the highlights. So this glorious moment somehow slipped through the net, but how many similarly marvellous ones were stupidly lost forever ?
You MUST watch "The Battle Of Santiago" in The World Cup in Chile between Chile and Italy . lol 3 minutes of utter mayhem. It's on You Tube. Tell me what you think ysgol3...:)
Glad you enjoyed it m8 ! Jimmy Greaves joked in his book that the earlier England v Chile match in that same 1962 World Cup was so violent that when Chile scored the only goal near the end BOTH sets of players celebrated :)
When I came onto this page I just knew that if Arsenal were gonna come to any grief in the game then Ian Ure would be @ the heart of it........and there he is again ( as I have pointed out several times before on many other pages on youtube about Ian's all-round value-free worthlessness ) doing a double-act with the not-always-so-reliable Bob Wilson.
He was so bad, amazing how earlier in his career he was apparently excellent for Dundee and so played for Scotland, well thought of, but seemed by 67 to keep going downhill. Played over 200 games for Arsenal, was poor for Man Utd.
They are not men but complete wimps, big girls blouses, they would have run off the pitch in the 60s , 70s and 80s ....... Our football is a complete embarrassment
Probably why Arsenal were always hated up north because we were the only team that used win Leagues and Cups and stopped northern teams winning especially when we were winning 1:0 and jammy as well I loved it, it used wind up them Northerners something chronic....the northern Noras have always hated us for it..and we could mix it up as well... that's one of the reason they sing "same old Arsenal, always cheating" that when I know we are getting up Northerners noses 🤣🤣🤣
Like all great goal keeper characters (even nowadays)Gary was prone to the occassional gaffe,which everyone apart from Leeds supporters enjoyed I dont know if any video footage of the time he spun round with the ball in his grasp,seemed to lose his bearings and threw the ball into his own net,poss the best own goal ever. Cannot remember when,where or against whom it was but I can still picture it.
He was generally a very good goalie though- like in the 70 FA Cup final he let Houseman's goal slide under him in the mud (Harris and McCreadie failed to clear Charlton's goal off the line due to sticking in the mud too) but made excellent saves too. He was superb in the Fairs Cup final (won) and did well in the 65 Cup final v Liverpool (lost). He was also probably Leeds' best player when they crucially lost to West Brom and with it the league- his team-mates had a bad day.
@@stephenhodgson3506 Leeds were disgusting and vile. They may have only been middle of the disciplinary tables but that means nothing. They knew how to do it when the ref wasn't looking and get away with it. Joe Corrigan highlighted that. Take off your rose tinted glasses. Leeds were a disgrace.
He didn't actually grass up Billy Bremner and Don Revie. He gave evidence for the prosecution about a newspaper article about overhearing a conversation. He and Mike O'Grady gave an interview to the Daily Mirror which was used an article accusing the duo of match fixing. They took the Mirror to court for libel and won but it they became persona non grata.
There seems to be a bit of a discussion going on as to whether Bobby Gould kicked him, raked him, elbowed him, spat at him, head butted him, stole his chequebook, removed his one shin-pad or rubbed Ralgex in his jock-strap..... Bobby Gould, a man of multi-misdemeanours.
What a punch ...lol not a terrible one at all like, Brian Moore said 😳🤣🤣 ..Gouldy should have at least punched back ..what puff 😁 does anyone remember the final score?
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Sprake has his name put in the book !!!!!!! Those really were the days
Harsh booking in my opinion 😅
watch the naughty little back heel kick Bobby Gould gave Gary as he landed. Thats why he decked him.
Proper football
Exactly.
Both men spoken to and booked, fight was stopped quickly and both men were allowed to play on as it was just a moment of passion in a big game
God I wish football was still like this
The brilliant Mick Jones
This was my first Leeds United game. In the 2nd half Arsenal Fans were throwing coins at Sprake and he handed them over to my brother who was standing at the front.
Bobby Gould was lucky not to get sent off. Gary Sprake had very badly bruised knuckles after that clash and harshly, received a booking!
Who's using the family brain cell today? A punch should have got Sprake sent off and you're saying a booking was harsh. Cretinous comment 🙄
lol
What. A team. Leeds we’re.
Haha he only got booked for a superb left hook 🤣🤣
A mere booking when football was a physical game. Sad loss
that was My First Ever Leeds United Match. Thanks.
The picture quality from the moon later on that year was better.
Aggression.
It's what the modern game lacks.
Brian Moore commentated "That was a terrible punch by Sprake" - actually it was a good one I thought :-)
As a one time boxing fan, i concur
Should have hit the prat harder
Brian was a terrible commentator, at times!
Arsenal, Chelsea,Westham,Tottenham, Fulham,Queens Park Rangers, were dirty sides but because they were london teams the ref looked the other way. Thats the time of the brown envelopes. Nug Nug wink wink that sort of thing and is why London teams got away with murder But if a Leeds player just looked at the ref he got booked.nug nug wink wink.
Love how Goalie smacks the striker and then goes down as if he'd been hurt
that made me chuckle too
He tried to nail Sprake, and then backheeled him in the back of the head when he was down. So he got what was coming.
Every time I watch this , it gets better . Rock on , Gary . One tough bugger he was , for all the angelic looks . Bit like the Leeds team , really .
Luv the way Billy Bremner is involved, not as such but by simply being close by is enough, and the look on Paul Madeleys face.....priceless !!
By lip reading Billy Bremner says to Gary Sprake "Are you alright, Big Man?" What's he worried about? Sprake's bruised knuckles!
A very harsh booking I thought. ☺
What's great is no one over reacts for too long just get on with it
That was a great left hook Gary. If Norman Hunter had thrown the punch, Bobby would have been out for a fortnight. Brilliant football by Leeds. It is time we got some of these Matches released on DVD so that we can see what boxing and football are like when they are being played/fought at the same time.
Fuck off shit it with Franny Lee............u soon of saville
@@davenolan3082 - was just going to mention Franny Lee!
Mick Jones, what a player,
Gary Sprake what a left hook lol
The more times I see Mick Jones at work, I have to praise him all the more. Deceptively quick running with the ball,always in control, and clinical in the final strike.
@@ianbutler4995 Mind, Ian Ure was a shit defender and Inever understoodwhy Man Utd bought him. Bertie Mee probably threw a party after he'd got rid of him.
imagine Ronaldo on the end of that.
and Gould what a back heel to Sparke's head when he was down.
Brian Moore no clue what started the altercation. Always thought ITV were amateurish because of him.
Bobby Gould had a smirky face you just wouldn't get tired of punching
A brilliant comment , you're absolutely right.
I think the referee thought the same. He only booked Sprake for not following up with another punch.
@@portcullis5622😂😂😂😂😂
Love watching soccer from the late sixties and early seventies
You mean football mate
beanheadshlingle you might be English but he’s probably not
You had to kill someone in those days to get sent off😊
haaha too feeekin right ,, they karate kicks were karate kicks back in the day as well omg its was GBH and more but they still got on with it
Mick Jones was deceptively quick, like shit off a shiny shovel. Very underrated.
Amazing! Times changed...different now.
In the 1970 FA Cup final replay Eddie McCreadie of Chelsea did a flying kick on Bremner's head in the Chelsea penalty area and play carried on with no claims for a penalty or referee action. Several players in that match, Osgood and Charlton among others, would have been sent off now. Those were the days!
I can remember that game being the first I watched in colour, I was 10 years old.
I remember this like it was yesterday watching it live on tv. Even then I remember that none of us could believe that he only got booked for chinning somebody on a football field. This was the first time I ever saw a footballer punch an opponent in the face . A Leeds player of course. I remember my Dad saying that we will never see anything like that happen again. Then some years later I did see it happen again . Low and behold , another Leeds player or ex Leeds player , Norman Hunter chinning Francis Lee. I guess Cloughie must have been right all along about what he said about them. Dirty buggers but a brilliant football team.
Clough's record speaks for itself but he was a horrible snide man who bore a grudge
Cloughie(great manager)was a hypocrite. He shined a supporter years later.
Arsenal supporter i bet you only saw what leeds did but not what other teams did Thats were Wenger got the i didn't see it from the Arsenal supporters.
Clough made a total dick of himself at Leeds. It also exposed how badly he needed Peter Taylor by his side.
@@johnbryant6572 It is April 12th 1969, Leeds won 2-1
You’re right it wasn’t live on TV, highlights were shown on ITV in the London area.
The good old day's when a Joe Frazier left hook was only a yellow.
sad to hear of the passing of Gary speakers, was at this game as a kid, As an Arsenal fan still found it hilarious
Gary speakers...are you taking the piss?
Clive Bindley did you not read my other comment apologising for using predicted text ??
Ah the good old days. When you could floor another player and only get booked for it.
Great scorer and underrated, Mick jones.
Mick Jones, Paul Madeley and Peter Lorimer would be the only three Leeds players left on the field these days.....
How sporting of Terry Cooper to catch Gould as he fell to the ground.
Jones like lightning and Sprake with a superb left hook! Mot
A friend of mine met Bobby Gould recently - still smarting over the fact that he was fined £50 for getting punched in the face!
lol
Don Revie would have been angry with Sprake because Sprake didn't punch Gould hard enough
As clearly stated in the FA ruling (1950-80 section C. paragraph 12) 'a red card may only be issued should a weapon be 'fully' brandished ie. knife, gun or spiked bat, broken bottles may be used but only for domestic fixtures'
LOL
VAR: “no contact, yellow card for diving”!
Great ball from Bates for the first goal.
He was a master
sorry predicted text obviously meant Sprake
proper football!
What a hit
Those were the days ... when a goalie had to shoot a forward between the eyes before the referee even considered sending him off . lol Diabolical . They have gone from one extreme to the other .
Footballer's were more honest in them days..Gould wouldn't have Gone down unless he was genuinely hurt...he he.
So I've been watching all available football from about the year 1900, working my way forward. And great stuff it is too - far better than todays glorified 5-a-side. Tough, honest, exciting, unpredictable and a mood among players and fans alike of real enjoyment.
Until I reached the rise of Leeds. And suddenly we have premeditated violence, intimidation and cheating in an atmosphere of bitter simmering hatred. Which instantly transfers to all the other teams and fans. The culture of crude English football and Hooliganism essentially begins when Leeds arrive on the scene and declare misery for all.
I've seen some dirty teams in my time, but to permanently suck all the joy out of an entire sport takes some doing.
I suppose you could look at it the opposite way though. The ferocious intensity and febrile atmosphere of 1970's and 80's football was great in it's own way. It was so deeply, deeply, SERIOUS. It was, for a time, the be all and end all - far more important than a mere sport. And Leeds, by decreeing that playtime was over, could claim responsibility for that too.
It's just a coincidence and Leeds weren't the only brutal team out there. I think you need to understand what was drip fed on the news, on a daily basis ,in 1968-69 and how that seeped through to the public consciousness where violence was the norm. We had Vietnam, Belfast, riots in Paris, Sloane Square and the Democratic Conference in Chicago etc. If you've watched as many old games as I have you can see the progression from a few youngsters on the pitch at the of the game followed quickly by celebrating a goal. The Kudos of seeing themselves on television moved to teenage violence. It's easy to join a mob invasion. The turning point came in how the 1974 FA Cup Quarter Final between Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest was dealt with. Forest were winning 3-2, then a pitch followed and Newcastle United win 4-3 with the visitors facing enormous intimidation. Instead expelling Newcastle they were forced a replay. The fan had won and every time a their team was losing a big game we had a pitch invasion.
Thanks for providing a more complete description of the context. No doubt, I was extrapolating far too much from just a few games. Which teams happened to be at the top, and therefore on TV, at the time - and how they chose to present that coverage - probably gave me a very narrow perception of the genesis of a much broader phenomenon.
Cheers.
@@eternalarsenal in other words you've admitted you were talking a load of utter shit. Stupid gooner...That Leeds team were superb and anyone who thinks otherwise knows fuck all about football which brings me back to you.
Peter Storey was a notorious thug for Arsenal. Chelsea had 'Chopper' Harris, Liverpool had Tommy Smith . . . and so on.
All the clubs had a chopper back then. Even the great George Best could handle himself. Man Ure started it with a certain Nobby Stiles that had absolutely no skill aside from intimidation.
But Bobby Gould got kicked and punched all over the pitch back then and so he would also dish it out.
He's here, he's there...but we're not allowed to swear Bobby Gould
Great days indeed....
Bobby Gould was very slappable lol
Back when men played football..
Why not weapons?
Gould had a rep as a keeper killer. Sprake wasn’t the only one to smack him. They were welsh teammates at the time too.
Gould never played for Wales then
Gould wasn't Welsh, was manager of Wales much later.
Football played by real men
Mick Jones unsung hero for LUFC .
But despite all the success, when he left football he hit on hard times.
Dick T: There wasn't so much money in those days: Life was hard and these famous sportsmen had to struggle and be regular people. The love of football was their pursuit and ambition, but sometimes their fame could have been an albatross, a burden.
I always preferred him when he was in The Clash!! Talk about a sideways career move :)
Very fine player
@@Walesktf LMAO your comment should have 3000 likes
Sprake was clearly taught well, by the Leeds defence!!! Gould's son is the Chief Executive of Surrey Cricket Club.
i can't believe they both got booked.
Nice of Terry Cooper to help a knocked out Bobby Gould down though.
Sixties rules football. Those were the days.
Crackin punch!
And it's a matter of fact that the following day Billy Walker's retirement from Boxing was announced. Perhaps he thought Sprake was going to turn pro'.
I read somewhere that the Football League somehow enforced a rule making the broadcasters cut the overt violence from the highlights.
So this glorious moment somehow slipped through the net, but how many similarly marvellous ones were stupidly lost forever ?
You MUST watch "The Battle Of Santiago" in The World Cup in Chile between Chile and Italy . lol
3 minutes of utter mayhem. It's on You Tube. Tell me what you think ysgol3...:)
@@Isleofskye Just watched it - fantastic and hilarious - thank you !
Makes me wish even more now for the 'lost' violence from the old days here !
Glad you enjoyed it m8 !
Jimmy Greaves joked in his book that the earlier England v Chile match in that same 1962 World Cup was so violent that when Chile scored the only goal near the end BOTH sets of players celebrated :)
@@Isleofskye LOL.
When I came onto this page I just knew that if Arsenal were gonna come to any grief in the game then Ian Ure would be @ the heart of it........and there he is again ( as I have pointed out several times before on many other pages on youtube about Ian's all-round value-free worthlessness ) doing a double-act with the not-always-so-reliable Bob Wilson.
magnificent..."value-free worthlessness"! he was often poor for ManU too from memory
Why man United signed him will always be a mystery. At Old Trafford we knew him as "Spewer". Absolute donkey.
The recurring curse of Ian Ure......
He was so bad, amazing how earlier in his career he was apparently excellent for Dundee and so played for Scotland, well thought of, but seemed by 67 to keep going downhill. Played over 200 games for Arsenal, was poor for Man Utd.
How many are still alive today? 😩
Mans game then. Although Gould went down like a baby. He had probably elbowed Sprake in the first instance
He back-heeled him
Good for Sprake! Gould was not liked by us Welsh even when he was in charge of our National Team!
or especially when he was manager- it didn't go well.
Back when the game was played by men, not the namby pamby players of today, who fall over if the wind blows.
They are not men but complete wimps, big girls blouses, they would have run off the pitch in the 60s , 70s and 80s .......
Our football is a complete embarrassment
Was there a song or a chant about Viva Bobby Gould?
That was Viva Bobby Moore, not Gould.
What did Brian Moore mean, that was a terrible punch by Sprake. ..I thought it was quite a good one.
flawless victory 💪
Bobby Gould's famous eyebrows !
Bobby Gould... 1969 that is the earliest bit of play acting in football I've seen... hit yeah but didn't appear to be a mark on him when he got up.
What a crack!!! Ouch!!!
I always put northern rivalry aside when northern sides travelled south, loved to see the London blurts get beat
look what has happened to the north now... no work, no money, nothing
Probably why Arsenal were always hated up north because we were the only team that used win Leagues and Cups and stopped northern teams winning especially when we were winning 1:0 and jammy as well I loved it, it used wind up them Northerners something chronic....the northern Noras have always hated us for it..and we could mix it up as well... that's one of the reason they sing "same old Arsenal, always cheating" that when I know we are getting up Northerners noses 🤣🤣🤣
C'mon ..Mr Gould deserves that a million times over for his iteration of football in that bunch of DHs known as the Crazy Gang
To be fair it wasn't a terrible punch it was quite good.....the good old days when punching a player was just a booking! 😂
A bag with a wet sponge in it would fix any injury.
Today we won.
Mighty Leeds 💙💛
Like all great goal keeper characters (even nowadays)Gary was prone to the occassional gaffe,which everyone apart from Leeds supporters enjoyed I dont know if any video footage of the time he spun round with the ball in his grasp,seemed to lose his bearings and threw the ball into his own net,poss the best own goal ever.
Cannot remember when,where or against whom it was but I can still picture it.
Liverpool away. The Kop famously sang Des O'Connor's 'Careless Hands'
He was generally a very good goalie though- like in the 70 FA Cup final he let Houseman's goal slide under him in the mud (Harris and McCreadie failed to clear Charlton's goal off the line due to sticking in the mud too) but made excellent saves too. He was superb in the Fairs Cup final (won) and did well in the 65 Cup final v Liverpool (lost). He was also probably Leeds' best player when they crucially lost to West Brom and with it the league- his team-mates had a bad day.
Lol commentators curse, Brian Moore puts Ian Ure to the sword.
Now that beats hunters punch against granny lee and jonny giles against keegan
Hunter got a sly one in and beat a hasty retreat. I'd have backed Franny Lee in that one all day.
Leeds were the dirtiest team ever under Revie.Referees were poor.
Go away and look at the disciplinary tables from that era and in most seasons Leeds were mid table so the real facts prove you wrong.
Yeah reyt chopper harris?
@@stephenhodgson3506 Leeds were disgusting and vile. They may have only been middle of the disciplinary tables but that means nothing. They knew how to do it when the ref wasn't looking and get away with it. Joe Corrigan highlighted that. Take off your rose tinted glasses. Leeds were a disgrace.
@@tiborkovacs4827 Yeah Chelsea had Chopper Harris, Leeds had Norman Hunter, Billy Bremner, Mick Jones, Jack Charlton, Johnny Giles. Your point is?
That's what football was like back then. From all teams. @@Trev359
Imagine that happening now. Be banned for 2 seasons.
I thought that was very kind of Terry Cooper to break Gould's fall after he been struck by Spake. Good chap!
Amazing you could punch someone back then and stay on the pitch 😄
"That really was a terrible punch by Sprake". Sounds like the commentator thinks his feet are all wrong!
Ian ure would get into arsenal,s team today
What did the trainer slip Gould at 0:30? A razor to cut Sprake LMFBO. Probably chewing gum.
Well done Gary Sprake!!
Gould went to injure Sprake no doubt - and what a left shot it was. Eh by gum, the days when men were men
Sprake would be sent off these days. Saw an unnecessary bottom of boot going in Sprake's direction. I empathise with him lashing out.
Personally i thought it was self defence
what constituted a red card that season?
mass murder from behind with use of machine guns and machetes, or wearing a tutu and saying "hello ducky" to the ref
Face punching fun!
Gary grassed Revie up a few years later.Nice one Gary.
He didn't actually grass up Billy Bremner and Don Revie. He gave evidence for the prosecution about a newspaper article about overhearing a conversation. He and Mike O'Grady gave an interview to the Daily Mirror which was used an article accusing the duo of match fixing. They took the Mirror to court for libel and won but it they became persona non grata.
lufc for ever..
There seems to be a bit of a discussion going on as to whether Bobby Gould kicked him, raked him, elbowed him, spat at him, head butted him, stole his chequebook, removed his one shin-pad or rubbed Ralgex in his jock-strap..... Bobby Gould, a man of multi-misdemeanours.
There is actually colour film of this game and Gould kicked him on the shins.
Gould "left one on" and Sprake took acceptation. Could get away with it back then. Always said he was a bit chinny.
A few Leeds fans in the North Bank
Revie lowered the tone of English Football and everyone knows his tactics
The forwards take advantage of goalkeepers
In the modern game they would have both been sent off for that.
For once Brian Moore gets it wrong. It wasn’t a terrible punch, it was really terrific left hook, bang on the money.
What a punch ...lol not a terrible one at all like, Brian Moore said 😳🤣🤣 ..Gouldy should have at least punched back ..what puff 😁 does anyone remember the final score?
The good old days