EUROPEAN CUP FINAL - LIVERPOOL V BORUSSIA MUNCHENGLADBACH - SOUND - COLOUR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2015
- (25 May 1977)
TEAMS LIVERPOOL - Ray Clemence, Phil Neal, Jones, Ray Kennedy, Tommy Smith, Emlyn Hughes, Kevin Keegan, Terry McDermott, Jimmy Case, Steve Heighway, Ian Callaghan Borussia - Kneib, Vogts, Klinkhammer, Bonhof, Wittkamp, Wohlers, Simonsen, Heynckes, Wimmer, Scheffer, Stielke GV's Liverpool supporters in Stadium, waving flags, etc. CU Union Jack hat and likewise the Borussia fans. LS Captains exchange flags. LS Kick off KEVIN KEEGAN in action. Shots of play. KEEGAN brought down in penalty area. Liverpool's No.11 McDERMOTT scores first goal. After half time SIMONSEN (No.7) scores equaliser for Germany. Liverpool attack and EMLYN HUGHES (Capt) shoots. Steve HEIGHWAY takes the corner and TOMMY SMITH scores second goal for Liverpool. JIMMY CASE shoots but KNEIB saves. VOGTS brings KEEGAN down. Referee Wuetz on penalty line. Penalty taken by PHIL NEAL who scores. GV. Scoreboard. GV Crowds, pitch and players who receive trophy.
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Terry McDermott what a legend and Tommy Smith sadly missed. I remember him stopping for me and my mate after we shouted his name when he was driving his car in Blundellsands Crosby around 1977 after we’d won the European Cup for the first time. He signed his autograph on a piece of paper he had in his glove box and I still have it to this day. As a 12 year old back then I was blown away by his kindness and sense of humour 😎 R.I.P. Tommy, a true LFC legend and lovely man too…
i was 14 years old and liverpool mad. we only had one TV in our house so i had to be on my best behaviour in order for my mum to let me watch the game. I was the only footy fan in our house. This was such a great night. tommy smiths goal........all the flags.....couldnt have been better.......all the bragging rights in school........aah sweet memories.
I remember that Tommy Smith Goal well, what a header. Old Tommy died recently, blimey , I feel old now.
Same age,I was in Spain watching it,went to bed& got woken by scousers singing walk on-you're never far from home.
And "Ballyhoo" I say. Actually BMG was the only German team I liked back then. Played attractive football, especially with players like Bonhoff (and Netzer)
Black and white Tv?
@@logiic8835 yes lol
From Thailand. At that time I was about 13 years old. The TV was a black and white screen. I remember the names of every footballer. Very impressive ......
I’d just turned 11 on the Monday the 23rd, cried me eyes out on the Saturday before and was absolutely over the moon this day the 25th. Joyful scenes on the homecoming back in Liverpool. What a team 🙏❤️YNWA
Right there with you mate, I cried after Wembley but wow this picked me up
@@Rlea67 JOEY JONES. Ate the Frogs 🐸 legs, made the Swiss🇨🇭roll now he’s MunchenGladbach 🇩🇪. It’s just a shame he didn’t do something similar to the Manky Mancs on the previous Saturday. But the character the Reds shown on the following Wednesday was immense. YNWA ❤️. KINGS OF EUROPE..!!!
A great European Cup final victory that started Liverpool's love affair with the European Cup/Champions League🏆. Bob Paisley's legendary squad conquered Europe and officially became a European giant. 💯
Liverpool - European Royalty❤❤
Wow, only just discovered this footage, I was 10 and this defined my football supporting career
Good old day. Pure football no drama
Rome was stunned by the liverpool fans they had never seen anything like it
Certo,Roma e' rimasta sbalordita,quando a Roma si tenevano le manifestazioni,voi ancora ancora avevate la clava tra le mani!
Wish we had won the competition at least once...
Still its better to lose to Liverpool than any other team. YNWA. Gladbach & Liverpool, always.
Gladbach, along with Leeds United, were the best team to never win it. A real shame. 5 x Bundesliga champions in the 1970s and 5 European finals.
"For one fan, the occasion overcomes discretion" is a lovely English way to say "And then some drunk asshole ran onto the field".
did you see him slide on his spoons ( shoes ) when they dragged him on the running track 😅😅
I remember watching this 8 years old. On my knees in front of the tv. With a hat and 2 scarves round my neck. 😍
Shu habub
5:15 McDermott
7:16 Simonsen
8:22 Smith
9:52 Neal
The number of Liverpool fans there was incredible - far outnumbering the Germans. I remember the 'Oh Joey Joey Jones' song being sung in every cafe in Rome that day, and there were red and white flags in the Coliseum everywhere you looked. Also remember everybody was friendly, the two sets of fans drinking together with not a hint of trouble. No police presence, it wasn't needed.
What a header from Tommy Smith Kevin Keegan had a brilliant game
i was 10 at the time ,plastered our house front windows in liverpool pictures out of the echo and probably the shoot magazine, gutted on the Saturday but this more than made up for it ,that Terry mac goal sticks more in my memory than the last 2 but when neal scored the pen you just knew and when you saw how big that cup was ,WOW !! them amazing pictures of the fans and the squared flags ,ive got one today that gets hung out the window every champions league/ European cup final ,the memories, what a night !!come on you mighty reds 💪👊
Liverpool European champions love hearing that
Oh Tommy ,Tommy Smith gone now but lives on Forever! Thank you for The first Star YNWA
Keegan would go to Hamburg SV next season.
Kenny Dalglish was ready to replace him and big time success was in store for the reds for years to come.
Alan Hansen and Sounes was to complete the Scottish trio👌😍
RIP Tommy Smith
I was 7 in 77 watching on our tiny black and white tv. I miss those days
I love how the title of this 'Sound - Colour' suggests the game was played in 1930 ! 😀 It was 1977 and the match was broadcast live, in colour, on TV - just for the benefit of those too young to remember 😂😂
Yeah but we ‘ad a black and white TV 😉
@@iroj3241 we don’t think that
Fondly remember the 1977 European Cup final. Never forgot Barry Davies's commentary
I went to the match on the train there and back except for the ferry crossing over the channel , there was a rail strike in France so the train bypassed France,a memorable journey to the eternal city where Liverpool FC took over RomeYNWA
Me too. Never got my ticket checked once. A platform ticket at Lime Street would have got me all the way to Rome and back.
"Neal against Kneib... and with such simplicity, the European Cup surely is won!"
Bertie Vogts and Jupp Heynckes both playing for Münchengladbach...
@@martinrasinger6306 or else zer vill be consequences. Mein Godt!
Bertie Vogts was one of the best defenders in the world - he was run ragged by Keegan that day.
The beginning of our love affair with old big ears and fantastic flags. I doubt very much you would see Union Jacks with Liverpool FC plastered on them. nowadays though.
Keegan was unmarkable this night. .absolutely terrorised the Gerries
Result from 1977. Commentary from 1937.
😂
I was living in the town of Annecy near the swiss border.... peaceful yrs when football was great even after Ajax era. Me On that final Liverpool were a better team in the same way Leeds were better than Bayern in 1975 in Paris.
Unforgetable final in stadio Olympico de Roma.
Great also Bob Paisley
Tommy Smith's headed goal stands out for me.
What a scorcher fro. the legend playing his last game for the Reds!!
Simonsen, the Great Dane before Laudrup.
I spent time in Germany when Simonsen was at Gladbach. He was a brilliant player.
Some things never change!
I was there!! one of the greatest nights of my life!! maybe Istanbul shades it as I was there also !
Can you get Klopp to play this football! thanks
Ozzie Battler oh and how do you think about heysel??
@@ciucciariellopiagnone997 I'll ask you a question, ! where you there? what do think, for me an absolute tragedy , brought about by a combination of many many things, so you tell me if you were there & tell where in the stadium you were, then I'll give you my full reply
So was I .19 years old,still the best football moment of my life.
@@nigel8499he did and soon he leaves 😢YNWA come on you mighty reds!!
this commentary is x10 better than that glory hunter martin Tyler
Barry Davies original BBC commentary was the best tho’. “AND IT’S TOMMY SMITH! CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?”. 😎
Martin Tyler is class ... this commentary is crap
this commentator is probably wearing tux has a silver spoon up his arse - Give me Martin Tyler any day....
@@eddiepower3876 drink it in
Bloody Movietone garbage. This type of commentary was at least 30 years out of date even in 1977. Patronising and completely ignorant of the game - may as well have been describing children having a kick-around in a playground. It had long been out of fashion on proper televised sports, and Barry Davies was the new style at the Beeb. Informed, engaging and for me really nostalgic.
1-0 Terry McDermott (28 min)
1-1 Allan Simonsen (51 min)
2-1 Tommy Smith (65 min)
3-1 Phil Neal (83 min (PK))
"he stands there, tense & miserable"
Rip Tommy Smith
First one is always the best,never forget that Tommy Smith header,Paisley let the fans into the match party afterwards
Excellent video from a different perspective
The only coverage of Liverpools goal celebrations captured as Italian TV cameras wouldn't show them on TV so Liverpool fans never witnessed them
Then, it was one. Now it's 6. And many more to come... :)
MADE FROM THE BEST
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🔴❤
The most unpopular German fan. The one who called out Give us a B ......
😅😂🤣👍
I just turned 19 one that day. Well I went to the final at the Stadio Olympico. And what a night.
Tommy Smith hardest player EVER
George Hewitt here here.... the Anfield Iron what a Legend YNWA
Absolutely.
no so sure about that. there were many hard players in the 60's and 70's. Tommy was one of them
He was also a bloody good footballer too don't forget. Like Souness, the so called 'hard man' title sometimes overshadowed just how good they were technically.
@@gillie-monger3394yes he could play quite a bit as well
Borussia M. Dominera also very strong in Europe but Liverpool had an important team !!
Wow I had one of those pie hats red and white with lfc or something like that on. The first final I remember watching was 1985 and even at 8 or 9 knew platini not only dived, but was way outside the area. I had a gut feeling something wasn’t right. Corrupt as hell...
TWO OF MY FAVS AND FUCKING FAVS
Just an observation, but back then, and for some time still to come, every fan of our top teams, and even those who were not especially Football fans, could name and recognise those player's, by face and name, and actually pronounce them. Money bought the extra-talented foreign player's to our sides, but damaged our National Team. ( in my opinion ). Today, few player's are local hero's.
we also learned how to use apostrophes properly. Or apostrophe's as you would say.
First love,now 64 years old the same heartbreaking
fun fact: That same day the first Star Wars movie was released (25/05/1977)
But it didn't get to the UK until December 1977 😕
Commentary by Mr Chalmondley-Warner!
10:08 great oen
in 3 weeks, Liverpool will go get the 6th UCL!
Now the Prem...even a potential civilisation ending virus couldn’t stop them...and a German leading them. Ironic I guess.
Why is the commentary like 1940s. It was 1977 good grief!
its not the game commentary....its movietone news commentary. newsreel.
@@davidtunnicliff5442 Soon to be replaced. One of the last of its kind?
@@Kelly14UK really? did not know that.................anyway, we're all off to Madrid now! llol
@@davidtunnicliff5442 Lol, yeah i know. WIN.
Terrible Commentary, Typical old fashioned English "Jolly Good Sportsmanship Old Chap Dont You Know"
You'd have thought the Twat commentating wanted the Germans to win, I watched this live on Italian TV in our Hotel in Lido di Jesolo as we happened to be on holiday that week and remember the Italian Commentator going nuts every time the Reds scored, I remember after the match was won every Italian congratulated us when we went out to celebrate afterwards, even my Wife who wasn't that keen on Football saying to me " Isnt it great to be English tonight" and it was!!!
In 1972 to 1973 u.e.f.a. cup Liverpool went though some tough teams eintracht Frankfurt a.e.k Athens dynamo Berlin dynamo Dresden eufa cup semi-final Tuesday 10 April 1973 first leg Liverpool versus Tottenham Hotspur uefa cup semi -final 2nd leg wed 25th April 1973 Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur were the uefa cup champions in uefa cup final Wednesday may 9th 1973 first leg Liverpool v borussis monchengladbsch game abandoned on may 9th rain match played may 10th we won Dave from Birkenhead
1973 Liverpool 3 borussis monchengladbsch 0
1977🏆❤😁
With great thanks to my father, I was there at the match as an 8 year old.
And also witnessed plenty scousers getting "bevvied in the Trevi!"
Up the Reds! YNWA
I Love Liverpool
I flew from Belfast to Rome to see this match. I had no ticket. I was 25. A very decent Borrusia fan had an extra ticket and gave it to me. Greatest night of my life !!!
5:15 1st goal LIV
7:17 1st goal Borussia
8:22 2nd goal LIV
10:05 3rd goal LIV
LFC I fucking love you for this
Ballyhoos? Haven't heard that since Lt. George in The Black Adder. Cup Nr.6 in a couple of weeks.
Tommy Smith my hero I watch him beat up Chelsea a chopper Harris
bought this on 80mm 1st newsaper del money the shoot lol
Larry Llloyd scored one Kevin Keegan scored 2 Liverpool red shirts 1 ray clemence 2 chris Lawler 3 Alec Lindsay 4 tommy smith 5 Larry lloyd 6 emlyn Hughes 8 Phil Thompson he got tuck off and was replace by peter Cormack Phil boersma got tuck off and was replace by john toshack 10 Steve heighway 11 lan Callaghan
He wasn't even playing was he? McDermott got the first, Smith and Keegan
1974 fa cup final I think but highway scored the other and Keegan got 2
Pool King of England
Seems to be a settling of scores for '73
1977...Заедно с Андерлехт... Ливърпул и Борусия бяха Най Силните отбори в Европа...
It always was in colour .
Quel liverpool è stata la squadra più forte di ogni tempo che poi vrebbe vinto altre 3 cempion in pochi anni prima di essere derubata della quinta e poi squalificata per 6 anni durante i quali avrebbe sicuramente vinto altre cempiom permettendo ad altre squadre di vincere.
What’s the song at the end please? YNWA
We've won the cup, we've won the cup eey eye addio we've won the cup. A popular Liverpool chant in the 1960s and 1970s. Is that what you meant?
"We've won the cup, we've won the cup, ee aye addio, we've won the cup" To the tune of the nursery rhyme, The Farmer in the Dell. First sung by Liverpool in the 1965 FA cup final I believe, correct me if I am wrong someone.
@@Deadeye1967 no you not wrong.
This looks like an old football game on playstation lol
fake (silence on Neal penalty) or random sound ?
random sound
Allez...allezz...allezz
Questo Liverpool è stata la squadra più forte di tutti i tempi che battè in finale una squdra di fenomeni (andate a vedere la formazione del Borussia) e non di pippe come la Steaua Bucarest
6tg6
Keegan > Foden
pitch looks a bit ropey
that team of that era could still be great on ice
Liverpool 3 borussis monchengladbsch 0
3-1
Goalkeepers back then we're peanuts
Plus facile que contre saint Etienne....
No black players impossiple !!!!!!!!!!!
Howard Gayle actually joined Liverpool that summer 1st black player for Liverpool
@@jonblazeinc Didn’t appear a lot for Liverpool but played a big part in the away leg of the 81 semi final in Munich too.
stelike is worst manager
The editing is atrocious. This is without doubt the worst highlights package I have ever seen
I see what you did there...