I remember seeing him bevvied in a pub in Maghull a few years back, I went over cos he was one of my heroes and he was on his own, I asked him what the best goal he ever scored was, he told me to buy him a pint of bitter and he would tell me, I was expecting one of the spurs goals or the semi against Everton ! But unbelievably he said it was against borussia moenchengladbach in a pre season friendly in 1979, these were his words 'I was standing in the centre circle when there keeper took a goal kick & I volleyed it straight back over his head and right in the too corner, I knew then lads I could never beat that ' great bloke !
Jeez Terry Mac….he could do anything (maybe not the greatest in the tackle) and I miss the days when all our midfield returned double figures season in season out. That couple of seasons from 1977-81 and in particular 1979-1980 team will never be bettered IMO. We had midfielders that could have played any position . Paisley moving Kennedy left was a master stroke . It enabled the rest of the team to drive forward. Not only that , we were absolutely formidable at the back. Phil Neal was a total machine…never saw him have a bad game. How blessed we have been seeing football like this in our time . A wonderful video . Thank you YNWA
He was a legend when I was a kid , he will always be a legend. Just watching Terry Mac in his prime fills my eyes with tears . His got dementia now sadly but YWNA bro
Ahh sad news he’s got dementia! Ray Kennedy sort of went the same way… ‘I think’ the done some brain tests on 60’s,70’s footballers brains and it was concluded the weight of those old leather ‘Casey’ footballs, especially when wet, was like heading a medicine ball… Like you I got tears watching him. Kennedy, Souness, Terry and Highway was by far our best midfield ever…
Although I’m an Arsenal fan, I greatly admire that great Liverpool Team that ruled English football for almost 20 years. And yes Terry McDermott was a superb footballer.
@@half-arsedmusic Not as skilful a player as Terry, or as intelligent. Left foot, right foot, had it all. Could have at least 1 if not 2 more European cups at the time. What a player 👍
Terry Mac lived on the estate behind us in St Helens in the 1970s. During the week he'd often be seen having a kickabout or playing 5-a-side with the local kids. Can you imagine that today? A magnificent footballer.
Liverpool and this country should honour wonderful footballer's. Ray Kennedy and Terry McDermott. Especially for Ray. These guys brought happiness and I want to help . Can't Liverpool do a testimonial .I would happily pay to see my heroes again.
This is why Lou Macari is right when he says players of his era could do everything that current players are doing and more and do it better Running excepted
Terry Mac fucking unreal player His goal against spurs at WHL outstanding. Not much is said about him outside Liverpool as one of the great number 10s ever
Terry Mac was a great player who scored great goals (the Everton one, the one against Spurs and for me his best one playing away at Aberdeen in the European Cup), he was a great passer, had two great feet and was one of the fittest footballers I have ever seen - he covered some ground! And don't forget his never-say-die attitude. In addition to all that he won both player of the year awards and won at least one goal of the season award. This man would could get into the current Liverpool midfield without a shadow of doubt in my opinion.
Around this time I fell in love with LFC - great players like Dalglish, McDermott, Souness, Heighway. Also that kit with the white V neck, the classic Liverpool kit, there's something magical about it, so distinctive and unlike what other teams had. Wish Nike could bring it back instead of the dreadful stuff they make today
To have the Privilege and Honor of being the First to score the first goal for Liverpool in the champions cup finals is we’ll deserved.....; we won it 6 times 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Re. The 7v0 win against Spurs in 1978. Unfortunately the camera footage does not show that the break came from a Spurs corner and that Terry Mac was the last player out of the box. I watched it unfold standing in the middle of the Kop. I held my breath from the moment Johnson passed to Heighway, just willing Terry Mac to get there. Well played Johnson and Heighway.
I was also in the Kop that day, to me that’s the best I’ve seen Liverpool play and the last goal was a sight to behold all 1st time passes from a Spurs corner
the opening goal in Rome 77... I shot up off the settee with arms aloft & put my right hand straight through a glass lamp shade on the ceiling. Cut my hand and sent the rest of it down onto my Grandad's head. Both of us bleeding, we just laughed and cheered Terry Mac. We spent the rest of the game cheering-on the reds wearing plasters on our wounds. A few months later, he & Jimmy Case were at the Cannon & Ball show at the Southport Theatre - sat right in front of us!! Autographs all round - don't mind if we do. Great memories...
All theses players today are supose to be the best ever what a load of nonsense look at Terry mac what a player he was and those pitches can you believe how they played on them unlike today's perfect surfaces and the Premier league started in 92 people forget these awesome players and legends did it years before and played 70 games a season with 12 13 or 14 players ..Terry mac total legend and thank you for all those amazing memories
Im a Blue but what a team 🙏 Terry was my favourite of the lot the header V Spurs. Watching that team movement interplay easy play today fair play your Reds 👍🙏
I am a blue nose and my favourite Everton goal is Sharpies against the reds but Terry MCs goal against spurs in the seven goal game is possibly one of the best goals scored in the English league. Terry Mac was a great player but two other midfielders I liked for the reds was Ian Callaghan and a cracking little player called Peter Cormack.
The second to last still image. shows Terry celebrating (what he/we thought) was his equalizing goal (diss-alowd) against Nottingham Forrest in The 1978 League Cup Final replay at Old Trafford.
Great player and scored some of the best goals I have seen. Bob Paisley subbed him around 60 mins and McDermott would pretend he had a hook in his mouth .
Vastly underated player just like razer both great at timing their runs. Was at that spurs game greatest goal ever I might be wrong but as far as I remember that was his only headed goal . I named one of my dogs after him the other was Tosh
3 players and 3 bootroom staff in the team photo @ 8.06, dead. All the glory of their achievements gone with them. ''The flower fades, but the Word of God abideth forever'' Seek ye the Lord while He may be found.
2 feet, vision, long range, short range, rockets, deft chips, aerial brilliance, he for me, was the greatest midfielder of the 70s.
I remember seeing him bevvied in a pub in Maghull a few years back, I went over cos he was one of my heroes and he was on his own, I asked him what the best goal he ever scored was, he told me to buy him a pint of bitter and he would tell me, I was expecting one of the spurs goals or the semi against Everton ! But unbelievably he said it was against borussia moenchengladbach in a pre season friendly in 1979, these were his words 'I was standing in the centre circle when there keeper took a goal kick & I volleyed it straight back over his head and right in the too corner, I knew then lads I could never beat that ' great bloke !
Jeez Terry Mac….he could do anything (maybe not the greatest in the tackle) and I miss the days when all our midfield returned double figures season in season out. That couple of seasons from 1977-81 and in particular 1979-1980 team will never be bettered IMO. We had midfielders that could have played any position . Paisley moving Kennedy left was a master stroke . It enabled the rest of the team to drive forward. Not only that , we were absolutely formidable at the back. Phil Neal was a total machine…never saw him have a bad game. How blessed we have been seeing football like this in our time . A wonderful video . Thank you YNWA
He was a legend when I was a kid , he will always be a legend. Just watching Terry Mac in his prime fills my eyes with tears . His got dementia now sadly but YWNA bro
Ahh sad news he’s got dementia!
Ray Kennedy sort of went the same way…
‘I think’ the done some brain tests on 60’s,70’s footballers brains and it was concluded the weight of those old leather ‘Casey’ footballs, especially when wet, was like heading a medicine ball…
Like you I got tears watching him.
Kennedy, Souness, Terry and Highway was by far our best midfield ever…
Well said..ah the good old days! I agree that was are best midfield ever!
Yeah same hear mate
The header against Spurs for me is still my favourite goal...ever! That was the Liverpool I grew up with.
IM a Tottenham fan and that goal is the best goal ive ever seen
Absolutely fabulous goal Spurs cut apart.
Although I’m an Arsenal fan, I greatly admire that great Liverpool Team that ruled English football for almost 20 years.
And yes Terry McDermott was a superb footballer.
Terry was a great player, I was at the game when he scored that magnificent rocket of a ball against the spurs. you will always be remembered
Magical Memories.....when I was kicking a ball every day as a kid, you could take Dalglish and Rush, I was Terry Mac....
yea me to the best player
Crazy how underrated he is by today's fans. Surely the most underrated Liverpool player of all time? It's a joke how good he was.
Agreed. So rarely mentioned. Yet such a great player
Terry Mac was a super player for Liverpool and the scorer of the best ever goal at Anfield in my opinion.
criminally hardly mentioned these days. in my all time team playing 8.
what number's Stevie G playing?
@@half-arsedmusic Not as skilful a player as Terry, or as intelligent. Left foot, right foot, had it all. Could have at least 1 if not 2 more European cups at the time. What a player 👍
An exceptional player that had everything, and especially scored lots of great goals and made amazing passes. Plus so much energy. One of the greats.
Liverpool was the magical moments of my childhood, I was just seven years old and collected cards of each player in the team, my favorite of all teams
Simply class. Can't imgine what a modern day Terry Mac would sell for. Brilliant player and a nice fellah. YNWA.
Liverpool Britains greatest ever team...the headed goal against spurs was one of the greatest ever in football history...
Terry Mac lived on the estate behind us in St Helens in the 1970s. During the week he'd often be seen having a kickabout or playing 5-a-side with the local kids. Can you imagine that today? A magnificent footballer.
Liverpool and this country should honour wonderful footballer's. Ray Kennedy and Terry McDermott. Especially for Ray. These guys brought happiness and I want to help . Can't Liverpool do a testimonial .I would happily pay to see my heroes again.
Fantastic! That header against Spurs is still the best goal I’ve ever seen…I was 8 and in the dad n lad old Anfield rd! What a bullet…
That goal vs Tottenham was similar in trajectory distance and pace to a goal I scored at Cheshunt for ridgeway Rovers
This is why Lou Macari is right when he says players of his era could do everything that current players are doing and more and do it better
Running excepted
Terry Mc, a player of speed vision and skill
Terry Mac fucking unreal player
His goal against spurs at WHL outstanding.
Not much is said about him outside Liverpool as one of the great number 10s ever
The ability to move to his left without the ball and strike as well as dribble from that side is amazing.
Nice tribute to a great player..
Terry Mac was a great player who scored great goals (the Everton one, the one against Spurs and for me his best one playing away at Aberdeen in the European Cup), he was a great passer, had two great feet and was one of the fittest footballers I have ever seen - he covered some ground! And don't forget his never-say-die attitude. In addition to all that he won both player of the year awards and won at least one goal of the season award. This man would could get into the current Liverpool midfield without a shadow of doubt in my opinion.
What a player he was for us. He had the whole package plus his lovely, nutty sense of humour.
Around this time I fell in love with LFC - great players like Dalglish, McDermott, Souness, Heighway. Also that kit with the white V neck, the classic Liverpool kit, there's something magical about it, so distinctive and unlike what other teams had. Wish Nike could bring it back instead of the dreadful stuff they make today
terry macdermot was magnificient.
To have the Privilege and Honor of being the First to score the first goal for Liverpool in the champions cup finals is we’ll deserved.....; we won it 6 times 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Great compilation 👍 👌
Great music towards the end of the clip 👌 🙌 👍
My boyhood favourite player....along we ray Kennedy. This side was full of world class players.
What a player. One of my boyhood heroes. Brilliant.
Re. The 7v0 win against Spurs in 1978. Unfortunately the camera footage does not show that the break came from a Spurs corner and that Terry Mac was the last player out of the box. I watched it unfold standing in the middle of the Kop. I held my breath from the moment Johnson passed to Heighway, just willing Terry Mac to get there. Well played Johnson and Heighway.
I was also in the Kop that day, to me that’s the best I’ve seen Liverpool play and the last goal was a sight to behold all 1st time passes from a Spurs corner
I'm a Tottenham fan and that will always be the best team goal I ever saw
1:06 Scores a thunderous volley with the right foot
1:29 Scores a delicate chip with the left foot
WELL OKAY THEN!
He was unbelievable
A fantastic player
I was lucky enough to see him from were else...but the Kop...
What a player! Terry Mc....look at what he won!
WHAT. A. PLAYER.
What a player and montage. Thank you for uploading
Barry Davis: "That's nice That's Mc Dermott, and That's a GOAL" Great memories. ❤️
They we’re so good so good compared to everybody including today’s teams
Stfu Salah 10x better
the opening goal in Rome 77... I shot up off the settee with arms aloft & put my right hand straight through a glass lamp shade on the ceiling. Cut my hand and sent the rest of it down onto my Grandad's head. Both of us bleeding, we just laughed and cheered Terry Mac. We spent the rest of the game cheering-on the reds wearing plasters on our wounds. A few months later, he & Jimmy Case were at the Cannon & Ball show at the Southport Theatre - sat right in front of us!! Autographs all round - don't mind if we do. Great memories...
Salah's goal vs. City earlier this week is incredibly similar to McDermott's header vs. Tottenham. YNWA!
That’s McDermott
That’s Nice
That’s a goal
What a player he was.
Great player he was
All theses players today are supose to be the best ever what a load of nonsense look at Terry mac what a player he was and those pitches can you believe how they played on them unlike today's perfect surfaces and the Premier league started in 92 people forget these awesome players and legends did it years before and played 70 games a season with 12 13 or 14 players ..Terry mac total legend and thank you for all those amazing memories
Beautiful video....
Best Liverpool team,Phil Thompson,Terry mac,Steve hiway,Jimmy case,etc lot of scousers in the team,it makes a difference.
Steve G, Trent, McManaman , fowler, Curtis, and other players who were born in the club too
Terry: excellent midfield, and true Red Legend. Great goals ! Thanks and YNWA
Im a Blue but what a team 🙏 Terry was my favourite of the lot the header V Spurs. Watching that team movement interplay easy play today fair play your Reds 👍🙏
I am a blue nose and my favourite Everton goal is Sharpies against the reds but Terry MCs goal against spurs in the seven goal game is possibly one of the best goals scored in the English league. Terry Mac was a great player but two other midfielders I liked for the reds was Ian Callaghan and a cracking little player called Peter Cormack.
Wonderful video, thanks.
TM BRILLIANT MAGIC
WHAT A RUNNER WHAT A FINISHER WHAT A GOAL MAKER
BRILLIANT MAN TOO
The second to last still image. shows Terry celebrating (what he/we thought) was his equalizing goal (diss-alowd) against Nottingham Forrest in The 1978 League Cup Final replay at Old Trafford.
My yrs watching lfc terry mac was the best
Wow what a player 😲
That chip against Everton. Brilliant.
Great football player
Imagine him on the Bowling Greens now with lighter ball and soft rules...there would be few better ...wasnt back then either ....such a team 👏
Great memories.
Great player and scored some of the best goals I have seen. Bob Paisley subbed him around 60 mins and McDermott would pretend he had a hook in his mouth .
Vastly underated player just like razer both great at timing their runs. Was at that spurs game greatest goal ever I might be wrong but as far as I remember that was his only headed goal . I named one of my dogs after him the other was Tosh
Criminally underrated player..what would Terry Mac be worth today..?
The volley against Tottenham...flick up then bang.....
Genius, simple as that
Legend ⚽️❤️
He could have been a comedian he reminded me of Eddie Flanagan. But what a player brilliant 👏 👌
What a player must be worth £75 million these days easy. Dont know what the king would have cost
About £440,000 i reckon.
3 players and 3 bootroom staff in the team photo @ 8.06, dead. All the glory of their achievements gone with them. ''The flower fades, but the Word of God abideth forever'' Seek ye the Lord while He may be found.
LFC's finest midfielder ever.
Liverpool legend
F.. legend.
I want to buy your channel, how do I contact you?
Où a t-il joué après Liverpool ?
Better than overrated Stevie G
Only 25 games for England,,sounds strange
He’d be worth £200m today.
There's only one Terry Mac.