The man with Maradona's '86 shirt of God
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2014
- Former England midfielder Steve Hodge discusses the infamous 1986 World Cup match between England and Argentina, and how he ended up with the legendary Maradona's shirt.
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Hodge seems like a gentleman. Maradona was a genius. Rip
Two faced... typical english mentality
I was 12 years old in summer of 86 and attended the Bobby Robson football school about 1 month after the World Cup. Hodge came in as a guest on one of the days and brought Maradona’s shirt with him. He passed it around the squad so we all got a chance to hold it and take a close look. That’s a memory that stayed with me from my childhood football days and has been refreshed as a fond memory since the passing of the Genius Diego. Thanks for that memory Steve and thanks for your years at my home club, NFFC, playing under another of the few football geniuses, Mr. Clough.
he was so smart to get hold of the shirt..
It would be like holding the Mona Lisa . What a memory to cherish. Thanks for sharing .
I'm sure I remember seeing the Bobby Robson Football School advertised back in the 1980s!
As for Hodge, how ironic that he who made the dodgy backpass/flick-up now stands to profit handsomely to the tune of about £7m!
What a humble gentleman. Steve Hodge you are a class act sir.
Nice story from Steve Hodge. Nice lad.
What a lovely man. It takes a great man to acknowledge a legend.
Maradona left his competitors, chasing shadows.
That's why, he is the king of football.
Respect to the king.
the king was pele, maradona is god
cyrax1700 he cheated with his hnds and with cocaine
Or you could admit it's your hatred of England and not because you admire a drug taking low life cheat?
@@thefish6293 and u don't even exist!
@@colintatum6872 phack off!!!🖕🖕
Maradona - greatest player ever.
He carried two average Argentina teams in 86 & 90 to the world cup final. Even Pele has not done that.
That is why Diego is the greatest player to lace up a pair of boots.
Or not lace them 😂.. he would turn up before every game with his laces untied.. I was reading an account of a fellow Napoli player and he said that Diego always did that during practice but he would never step onto them.. 🙏😢💔
Maradona is the best ever ...
After Heskey.
By far....
@@RogerYeahmon He got some of the same mind and a little bit of heart as Maradona like 1%...
yeah,Pelé was surrounded by superstars and that´s also amazing of our Brazilian brothers. Diego was unique. Hodge, a true footy lover who didn´t let anything else get in the way.Respect.
I was 25 years old and living in Napoli at the time and when Maradona scored that second goal there was the loudest roar that the windows shook on every building in the center of Naples where I lived.
Awesome
Such nice memory you shared with us. and i have never underestand why footbsll is so important for people😄
What a fine gentleman Hodge! Much respect to that England team. I was such a fan of Gary lineker as a kid but of course we had to support Argentina. Cheers and Maradona te amo!!🙏🙏10🇦🇷🇦🇷😓😓
I was almost 11 in 86....as a kid, we all gathered at the local cafe to watch all the games and then play all day late into the night....to do it all over the next day.....we all wanted to emulate Maradona and all other great players of the tournament....it doesn't feel the same with all these new world cups where money has taken so much from that unconditional passion for the game...I remember playing the game was far more important than any money that could come from it....I got to see the greatest goal live on tv with my friends and yell at the top of my lungs, pure joy....that was an awesome summer...
El Pibe de Oro (= the Golden Boy) is not dead, he is in mounting eternal guard on the Bombonera football field. If you go there and stay for a while, you will feel his presence.
Respect for Steve Hodge.
What a nice fella!
An owner of the greatest shirt of football.
The first interview I have watch from an England player on that match who does not pretend as though it was the first goal that eliminated them. He honestly admit that Maradona was unplayable and that it was the genius of the man that not only beat England but everyone else in the competition
The English can be endearing when they show this type of humility and honesty. It was genius stuff from Maradona, pure genius.
Even though I am an argie-bargie I like this guy Steve. Glad he has this shirt. Please keep it safe.
Maradona chose the right guy to give his shirt to. 👍
Brings tears to see him gone...
God bless him...
Thank God for making a Godly figure..
Greates player all time 🇦🇷👍🇦🇷
Thanks to Mr. Hodge for wonderful comments about the greatest of all time ‘Diego Maradona’!
Brilliant! One of the best tributes to Maradona I have seen recently.
Kinda wanted to see the shirt
Was told by Kenny Sansom a few years ago that Hodgy kept it in a bank vault, waiting for this moment and its value to increase exponentially.
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2:26 3:50
in one interview he has it on show
Such a gentleman, a honest gentleman! Recognize and honouring the size of the opponent as the unbelieveble Maradona was
Proud to say I’ve seen that shirt on display at the National football museum in Manchester.
Kind of spooky to see it . I heard the 86 soccer ball from that game went up for auction.
Great interview well said Steve Hodge
What a shirt you have my friend! RIP Diego
It should be at a museum for the world to enjoy
He carried two very average teams to finals winning one of them. Pele never carried his Brazil teams. Pele was surrounded by superstars.
@@xk302a pele scored goals against nobody's and Alot of his goals where from friendlys and contribution matches
@J2B get over it you bitter bastard! no mention of his other goal of course against england !
so true, also pele stayed in his comfort zone of his home club all his career until the very end when he went to new york cosmos for a money spinning deal surprise surprise! compare that to maradona who went to spain and italy in his prime and got lumps kicked out of him! Also carried an unknown napoli team to 2 italian titles, while shunning the big italian clubs in the north of italy as commentator jimmy magee said after his wonder goal against England, different class!
@@xk302a yes but he never had to carry a team on his back to world cup success unlike maradona in 1986 and why didnt he leave brazil to go and play in the toughest leagues like spain and italy?/
George Best?
Pele in 1962, 66 and 70 had an array of glittering stars in the Brazilian team:
Garrincha
Vava
Didi
Tostao
Nilton Santos
Rivelino &
Jairzinho.....
In contrast, wt about Maradona in 1986 & 90....?
Maradona + 10 other anonymous footballers, with the notable exceptions of Jorge Valdano & Buruchaga..
That is why in my eyes........Diego Armando Maradona is the greatest ever footballer🙏🙏🙏
He should have had it autographed and had a picture taken together that would have been a fantastic piece off memorabilia to have framed
piece of history you got there
Great respect and tribute by Hodge who shared field with the legendary football player Maradona in 1986 worldcup match.
Me saco el sombrero ante el reconocimiento de los ingleses a Diego A. Maradona.
Steve's spot on Poor pitch , Quality opposition and WC game ...Truly the best indecently look at his run which led to the first goal ..impressive or what. RIP DAM.
Maradona best the best
Many great and not so great players who graced the same pitch as him are always in awe of what he was able to do and have the utmost respect for him. Yes he scored one handball but that will never tarnish the genius he had and the fact he was kicked all over the pitch by players who got away with murder back in the day.
For me there were 2 days that brought great sadness to the game. The first when he retired knowing his genius would never be seen in professional football again and the second was his death knowing that his passion for the game had left this earth forever. RIP
Nice guy. I thought he would show us the shirt :D
he has it in display on one of his interviews
Thank you for those words from a country that is always struggling this make us to feel better.
Thank you.
The greatest of all time
See last one & half minutes....He has cracked it.....spot on...." I don't think Pele would've done it with that kind of an average team....two consecutive finals .....Maradona "the Greatest" End of an Era
The God of football: the Emperor of football; the king of the kings.
A demi- God like Hercules of Greek mythology.
It was like stealing the wallet of a Thief in the middle of the night! Maradona on the hand of God Goal! Fucking GENIUS!
Best of the best, the greatest player we have and will ever see Diego the God Maradona
@Lervon sorry, *have, eterno
@Lervon sorry, it's *have, el #Diego the GOD = eterno. No further comments
@Lervon no need for name callings. *have
Maradona is the greatest ever. Period!
Not bitter about it unlike most of his team mates from that day
RIP DIEGO🙏👌💞
That shirt is worth a fortune, look after it steve,a footballing god worn it once.
with respect he should give it back to the argentinians
@@jjuanmarin He should, but he won't. Somebody will offer a fortune to him to sell,and he will.
Worth about 10 million dollars 😊
A little tank with the Touch Of An Angel
Hodge will be a god in Argentina when he donates it to a museum in Argentina. He already has the speech recorded. Good sportsman.
The Best ...no question!!
Así es!
well... I am from Argentina... maybe I woun't be 100% impartial... but I think that one is the most valuable shirt in the history of football
because who worn it, because of the context, because the story (those pair of shirts weren't original, they was made only for that game) because 2 of the most famous goals was made with it
I can't figure why Maradona trade it!!!
Fair and honest reflection from Hudge. Maradona made English players appear as if they were amateurs.
Argentina didn't bring an away kit so when they were selected to wear a change kit they went to the local le coq sportif supplier and got a blank set of blue jerseys and sewed the badge on. It looks sewn on too!
The man who crossed the ball for Maradona. Thanks Steve
If a journalist interviews enough English men he will find many people who respect Maradona. English folks are like that, they love the game too much. They dread the first goal, but admire the second one like a piece of art. They are too keen on the sport to hold a grudge. They are such gentlemen sometimes.
And so says Bitchslapped!!
@Matt malone are you English?
@Matt malone Hello there, chap! I'm Argentinian. I've never been to England, but I always bump into your people here, in Italy and Spain. You guys are always welcoming and when it comes to football you English folks are quite romantic. In the Hispanic World we often say "English gentleman" to describe someone of manners and class. Have a good one!
@Matt malone We are much worse to this day, ha ha ha. We have a few casualties in the stadiums every year. Argentina's audience is mostly normal, but whenever there's a bad one it has to be the worst.
@@laurocoman Speak to Peter Shilton and you'll know a grudge... gentlemen my ass
1.Worst move of the day Hodges back pass.
2.Best move of the day Hodges getting Maradonas shirt
Fair plays to Steve Hodge. Unlike some of his bitter team mates he acknowledges that it happens and that had it been the other way round no one would have said jack shit about it in England
Greatest header ever
Good on Steve Hodge, honest opinion
In retirement their greatest claim should be as hodge had the honesty and grace to admit they shared the pitch with the greatest ever.
Maradona 🙏🙏🙏👏👏
best goal ever
Malvinas Argentinas ayer hoy y siempre...como Maradona....🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
He is GOAT forever MARADONA
Such a gentleman. Love him.
After the war in 82 we argentinians never looked England the same way, that´s understandable even, but we have always respected and admired England, their people and culture. No wonder there are LOTS of english schools here in Buenos Aires. And there´s a say here when a kid behaves well in public we say "he behaved like a little english lord"
'I've never seen anything like it'...class..
Maradona is the king.. King of footballer
He is absolutely right
RIP 2020
Every word is true. Maradona is the ultimate 🐐
That shirt was sold for 7.1 million pounds in 2022.
He could be a millionaire now but still a gentleman
Your comment didn't age well. He ended up selling the shirt for more than 7 million GBP.
This sums up who is the best Maradona or Pele...two average teams...whereas Pele needed a team to be Pele....RIP🔟💙🔟💙🔟
We wanted to see the shirt man
Maradona👏👏👍🤝
Well said Steve👍
Class
Two faced twat
not to create controversy but he should give back the shirt to maradonas family or to the argentinian people to be in display on a museum or some kind of sports facility that will be a boss move
Maradonna ...the best ever ......
Someone..somewhere...has got my football shirt from 1985 when I played for canton Corrie's👍
te amo diego
Legend
Where's the bloody shirt that's why everybody's clicking on here
It’s in a museum in Manchester. Hodge loaned it to them, it’s valued at €1.6m
Rip Diego
#AD10S
He's a one man show .
.
OUR ONLY UNIQUE AND REAL GOD OF FOOTBALL🇦🇷. WE MISS YOU, REAL FOOTBALL DIED WITH YOU HERE IN ARGENTINA. I'M SO SAD THAT YOU COULDN'T SEE THE AMERICAN AND WORLD CUP. WHAT I'M PRETTY SURE, IS THAT YOUR MAGICAL LEFT FOOT WAS BEHIND DIBU'S AGAINTS FRANCE.
I kept waiting to see the shirt!
RIP
The real crime is Steve hodge was playing before John Barnes
Dear mr Hodge if you come to sell this top
could you please give the Scottish football museum
first dibs on the deal cheers.
Pele wasn't even the greatest Brazilian player of all time....it's amazing how people have forgotten Garrincha....whilst Pele takes all the glory. Garrincha won the 62 World Cup on his own.....Pele was reliant on his brilliant team. Also Maradona was one of the greatest CAPTAINS of all time
If this guy going to fall in out of business he will live the rest of his life selling this
Show us the shirt then, what use is it in your attic ??
The hypocrisy from some of these English players and English commentators is just unbelievable.
During this game, Hodges punched Maradona in the face and knocked him to ground. Terry Butcher and all the defenders tactics was to try and kick Maradona and injure him while the Referee wasn't looking. If that isnt cheating, than I dont know what is.
Fenwick was the one who hit Maradona in the face with his elbow. Hodge is innocent.
@@SantiagoRodriguez-ow9rn lol fair enough. They both look the same
Speak to Peter Shilton and you'll know what a grudge is...typical English...two face...in 86 they hounded him and completely ignored the second genius goal. Maradona had no remorse for what he did as he seen foes on the pitch...a battle won in his eyes...RIP🔟💙🔟💙🔟
@@paullahori7133Dude, every team did that to Maradona, did you see what Italy did to him? Even in today's softer game, with all the protection in the world, Bellingham is getting kicked all over the place in La LIga right now; he's statistically the most fouled player. When a team has a player that can win a game by himself, every other team will target him. Also, nobody in England 'ignored' his 2nd goal, in fact, people still talk about it to this day. You can't just make up sh*t.
And BTW, had an English player punched the ball in the net to knock them out of a World Cup, do you seriously believe Argentinian fans wouldn't have complained about it? Not to mention the most blantant foul on Hoddle you'll ever see, right before Maradona received the ball for his 2nd "legitimate" goal. With VAR, neither of those goals would've counted, and you know full well that if it was the other way around, the Argentina fans would still be moaning about it to this day. You're absolutely delusional.
Steve hodge is now £7.1 million richer after selling the shirt at auction.
As they say. It’s not the speed in feet. It’s the speed of thought. Well done the Hodge. Retirement sorted and more with one question.
Hodge is totally on the button. Pele couldn't do what Maradona did especially with the quality of his teammates.
Wow you own the shirt of Maradona?! Can I try it on???
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No it's mine...
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Okay, can we show it on camera then?
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No, if people know I have it they might try and steal it from me.
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Okay can I at least have a look at it?
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D'ya know what, that's enough questions about the shirt. Let's just do the interview.
R.I.P. Maradona ⚽ 🇦🇷
Argentina did not have an away outfit adequate for the warm summer weather so Bilardo' s staff actually fetched all over Mexico City for alternative shirts made with lighter fabrics. They ended up with these shirts, with shinny numbers used in American football actually ironed on she shirts a few hours before the games. If you look closely at the photos you will notice that the AFA patches were poorly hand-sewed. Check this videos that tells the history of this shirt; even if you don't understand the Spanish, the images of the ladies making the shirts the night before the game are worth it: th-cam.com/video/GGOoJjSKhXI/w-d-xo.html
@budfr No, no no, budfr, that is not the right story. They did not have blue shirts to play England because they had exchanged their only blue shirts with Uruguay in the previous match; not because they were dirty; that is the reason. When Le Coq Sportif came with a last minute replacement of blue shirts, they were too warm for the Mexican weather; so they went out to purchase anything they could find in the Mexican market. Please see the following links ,with actual footage of the ladies sewing the shirts, and interviews to Ruggeri, Bilardo, etc. ):
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th-cam.com/video/GGOoJjSKhXI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/W0qs5skOtiY/w-d-xo.html
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Fair play to Hodge--tells it how it was.
I felt like I was stealing from a Thief taking their wallets in the middle of the night! King Diego on The HAND of GOD! GENIUS....