Liverpool 5-0 Derby County 1978-79
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- Liverpool had won eight of their first nine league matches in 1978-79 when Derby travelled to Anfield. Indeed, the Reds would occupy top spot in Division One for every week of the season, except for the opening day. Following the glory days of Brian Clough and Dave Mackay, the Rams meanwhile were now a fading force in English football. Here's Gerald Sinstadt.
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Just thought i would mention Gerald Sinstadt what a great commentator he was.
He certainly was ,along with Brian Moore.
And Barry Davies.
When you watch a lot of it, they were so far ahead of everyone. Counter attack, bits of pressing, long ball, intricate passing, great defence. People say the modern teams are great, but this lot were a class above, almost like watching Barca in their pomp. Utd under Fergy were amazing, but they were simply determined, mean. These guys played their way to wins more often than not.
This current team play so similar to Paisleys team. Everything is efficient and world class players in literally every position.
Get on to us against Arsenal at Villa Park in the cup replay in 88/89.
@@pablojablo6371 there is a vhs tape of this full game somewhere. never seen the day. Great night. Atmosphere was incredible. The writer Tony Evans picked it as one of his favourite games ever.
Liverpool are the greatest club in british football and its time they got back to this kind of level.
None of fergies teams could have lived with the liverpool of the 70s and 80s.
Aye, Bob Paisley has got a higher ratio of trophies per season than Ferguson too. 3 European Cups alone
Hopefully it is now happening!
I lived that Legendary Liverpool,the simphony of the goal!
John Middleton in goal for derby,. Now passed away, good keeper and a nice man,. Sadly Missed. And two Skegness born keepers now both sadly gone.
I played in the same university team as Steve Heighway. A wonderful player and great bloke
So it's true, he has a degree. That used to be my go-to trivia question in the late 70s at school
the unselfishness and lack of panic around goalmouth is superb.... todays liverpool should watch and learn from this.... especially hansen at the end... class
I'd say Klopp taught them well
Loved this Liverpool team. Graeme Souness said about it ; if a team wanted to play football with us, that's fine. It they wanted to fight us, no problem. Now that's a real football team.
This side could genuinely lay claim to be the greatest LFC side of all time. They won the league in 79 with a record points total of 68 when it was only 2 points for a win. 16 goals conceded all season. Simply the best.
This Liverpool team from that period was the best ever
2:08 that Graeme Souness look was like you wait until after this game boy.
Yes I got onto that. The 'look' lol.
Loved Souness making a note of the bloke that done him at 2:09. His card was marked pretty early on!
Also the referee’s frustration at the wasted advantage at 2:18 is precious! I expect he’d actually played two advantages, one for the foul and one for Franny Lee’s preposterous handball.
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Saw that and thought ...."Bad mistake sunshine"
Best Liverpool football team is the best team in the world. I'm thank you for the videos
man utd fan an of all the great title sides lfc had i thought this was the most dominant points goals n defence sayd it all.
Saw my first Reds game in 1967 as a boy. This is the best Liverpool team I ever saw. Dalglish, Souness, Hansen, Kennedy, Phil Thompson (underrated). I thought Phil Neale was overrated (couldn't tackle to save his life) but the rest were pure class.
Always remember that chant "the party has only started" giving stick to gerry Sinstadt after he wrote Liverpool off after getting beat by Red Star Belgrade, when he played "The party's over" on the Granada football show Kick Off
It was Forest, not RSB. RSB was 1973.
Ray Kennedy RIP. Great LFC player.
Ray Kennedy is still alive. He suffers from Parkinson's disease but he's thankfully still with us.
@@RobCLynch Oh delighted to hear that. I thought Ray had passed.
Former liverpool player emlyn huse passed away from brain tumor
@@RobCLynch He died December 2021
Did anyone notice Liverpool were playing total football? I mean...defenders staying up in attack, left-sided midfielders bossing the centre of the pitch, and so on? Maybe the current team should start wearing shorter shorts as well.
Many would say that team of 1978-9 was the greatest Liverpool team ever. Every player was so assured, comfortable on the ball and playing with supreme confidence. Although only 16 goals were conceded that season, it's oft been said their greatest strength was the midfield - Souness, Terry Mac, Jimmy Case and Ray Kennedy whom were also great finishers.
And the current Liverpool team has earned the right to be discussed alongside all of the historic Liverpool teams. Long may it continue.
Classic team,one of my favourites!!
my first Liverpool game. all the way from Ayrshire. Catching up with Kenny.
What a side this was, no weakness at all, Liverpool legends through and through YNWA
Jimmy case long pass to ray is class!
Jimmy case crossing is class!
If this liverpool was playing today not even one team would come close to just win one game
What a ball by Jimmy Case
That last goal. Absolutely fantastic. When was the last time you saw a centre half break like that?
I'm on the Kop, 4 barriers back on the left post, taking the piss out of charlie george
I just love that unselfishness that Hansen shows; even at 4-0 up he doesn't risk it and thinks of the team. Modern football lacks this kind of football...
The player was just true class, as was that team.
Well, if Hansen had gone for goal and missed, and Dalglish in space, can you imagine the tongue-lashing Kenny would have unleashed on him? :-) 'That's yir dinner invitation withdrawn fir tonight, ye greedy bastard.' Think at that time they were close neighbours.
liverpoolfc2495 they seemed to have more time on the ball back in the day, nowadays it’s much more frenetic imo.
That pass from Highway for the forth goal, wow!
Jimmy Case is kind of the forgotten man of this team, but he was so important
The accuracy of his crosses and long passes in this game alone is unquestionably world-class. You had to be special in every way to get in that team
Superb stuff from a team of all talents. Must have been a daunting prospect visiting Anfield in those days. I could have played in goal for them.
Liverpool's record at Anfield that season was extremely formidable, with 19 wins and 2 draws in their 21 league games. In today's 3 points for a win, that would be 59 points out of 63
Played 21 won 19 drew 2 lost none Goals for 51 Goals against 4. And we won the toss 17 or 18 times to attack the Kop in the 2nd half. Won the league with an overall record Pl 42 W30 d8 lost 4, Goals for 85 against 16. What a team
Today’s team are showing similar stripes now, great to see. Thought I’d never see it again.
Narrow striped scarves on the Kop, Gerald Sindstadt describing Liverpool steamrollering the opposition - happy memories.....too much half and half shite and tourists these days but that's the modern game; after so many false dawns I sense Jurgen is reassembling the juggernaut.
He's getting close 😜
He got closer still and then we became champs.
@@RobCLynch Im both shocked and pleased with the accuracy of my long forgotten statement LOL
That last goal, I love the way they're fighting over it after winning it.....then the pass up top. What a goal....haha
Great memories! Great team! As a kid these guys were all Gods to me...... heartbreaking to watch Kennedy(R) at his peak. Stupid hindsight....
david johnson was my first ever football hero.
Derby were absolutely awful under 'the doc' but no shame in losing as Liverpool probably were the best team in the world at that time and took the piss out of us
RIP Ray Kennedy.
At 7-51 commentator Gerald sinstadt, he was the guy who said the Liverpool party was over month's before the game, the kop let him no the party's only started they weren't wrong.
I remember going to the replay of West Ham Vs Liverpool at villa Park and Jimmy case was on the wing. Always thought he was good
Our 5th goal there.
I remember when Kenny Dalglish first played for Liverpool. Some commentators insisted on calling him Kenny Dogleash. It made me chuckle at the time!
Yeah my mate used to call him Doglash. I found that really funny!
The Party's Only Starting
Those were days ,are you watching Liverpool FC
A time when men played football, not overrated overpaid prima donna whingers who act like they’ve been shot when barely touched in a tackle.
The party's only starting, the party's only starting.
Granada, you got
that wrong.
And same now.
100% British lads
No foreigners
The good old days
We were singing lots of insulting songs aimed at Charlie George that day and I remeber seeing him laughing at them. I asked my dad why he was laughing and he told me that it was actually a tribute, because there is no bad publicity and if the public know your name then that's a win.
Perhaps, no probably the most cerebral ever of Liverpool XIs
I doubt that first Dalglish goal would have survived a VAR check!
The party's only starting
before the premier league and a working class game,hard men playing it,hard men watching it,today played by over paid namby pambys,today the tackles in those days would see no players on the field by half time,and entertaining or what ?
The only team who could live with this great side were forest.
How were a team as bad as Derby there in the top division?
Dalglish barely got the ball with his left foot. :-)
love you all over the World!
can't believe that at 4-0 up Hansen didn't take the shot
would love to see this liverpool in modern premier league. i reckon the would kick ass.
michael griffin If this Liverpool side played in Premier League then you’d never see Man U lift the Prem 13 times.
@@obarg281 it would be another 13 for Liverpool 😁
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Phol thompson 😂👏👏
mick miller
Ought to have been 10-0
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