Absolutely criminal how the new breed of LFC fan doesn't or can't actually appreciate how good J.Barnes was. When he retired, my heart broke - AFC fan.
I remember listening to this game on the radio. This was back in the day of multiple sat 3pm kick offs. An awesome game and one of the last games when Barnes was a top, top player. LFC fan
Don't leeds utd i was at the game at Anfield wheen Liverpool beat man utd 2 -0 and Leeds won the league i hope leeds come up tomorrow because leeds and Liverpool hate man utd
Just look at that Elland Road pitch. Proper footballers in them days. :-) Seriously, though, the Premier League generation do not realise how great the Liverpool teams of the 80s were. McMahon and Molby were my favourite midfield combo. Molby's right foot has no equal in world football. Watch him and his stats. Rush the rapier and Beardsley (who was the making of Lineker's international career) are a perfect attacking combo. John Barnes was as skilled, balanced and visionary attacking midfielder, as any of the Brazilian legends (Pele aside!).
Best goal I ever saw Barnes score was for Watford against Liverpool. He was on the half way line took it past 3 players and slotted it in. Kenny must have made his mind up that day to sign him a month or so later. Unfortunately is was not televised that day.
Over THIRTY years ago. I was watching it live on RTE in Dublin, young Liverpool fan. Even at 4-0 at half-time I was still tense because I could sense a Leeds fight back was on the way. Was nearly suffering heart failure at the end.
As a Leeds fan the Liverpool games were always my favourite competitive rivalry on the pitch but mutual respect of it probably the dislike of Man United would be nice to see Liverpool win the league and Leeds go up
Liverpool fan here. I've missed Leeds being in the top division ever since they were relegated. One of the top 6 or 7 biggest clubs in England. Not been the same without you. Feel the same but to a lesser extent, with Villa, Wednesday and Forest as well.
Brilleant game..and we lost! Was in the Kop that day and Barnes was unplayable but what a fight back. Poor reffing decision on second leeds goal. Remember the teams applauding both sets of fans at the end. Two great clubs and happy memories.
Brings back happy memories. I was 18 years old and couldn't get a ticket (big games had just become all ticket) so tried to buy one outside for a few hours with no luck whatsoever, so decided to try and sneak in through a turnstile in the Lowfields. One of my mates went through in front of me and tried to shield me as best he could from the old boy in the booth, while I tried to slither underneath the bottom rung of the turnstile. It went well until I got stuck half way underneath. My mate had had to go through and I was just wedged, half in half out. I thought well that's me fucked and resigned myself to whatever was gonna happen and looked up at the screen and the old fella with glasses on had got up out of his chair and was just gazing down at me stuck in his turnstile. Next thing, this great big skinhead put his boot into my back/arse and gave me the biggest shove and said "you're through now lad" I couldn't believe it. Got up and me and my mates sprinted up the stairs and straight into the end pen. Even though we got beat, I'd love to buy that man a beer. What a match. Thanks for uploading.
If Barnes was playing today he would still be the best player in the Pren league - what a player he was. These 2 teams would both br top 3 no problem I today's league - imagine Man Citys pampered players playing on that pitch - they would spit the dummy out.
Sorry to disagree, there were a *few* half decent players on both sides and John Barnes probably the pick of them, but the overall quality of football in the early 90s was dogshit compared to what today's Man City, Liverpool (or any of the top 6 really) can do. Sticking my neck out but both these teams would be relegation fodder in the Premiership this year imho.
Not sure about any of the other teams, but Manchester City is definitely the most talented team ever in England, simply because of the money they have. No team had this much buying power back then. Also, the improved training methods, diet-plans, stat-recording and computer-assisted match analyses, harsher refereeing on dangerous tackles... gives the 21st century teams a huge advantage over teams from the early 90's.
@@zaidabraham7310 But the point is if the team of 91 were playing today they would have the same fitness as the modern players and play on the same type of carpet pitches. Going back to the 1980s are you telling me the 2 key players in that Liverpool team in Dalglish and Souness wouldn't be the best 2 players in English football if they played today? 4 European Cups in that period for that team most of which included those 2 players say different. What about the late 1960s man U team that won the European cup with 3 European footballers of the year in the same team - Charleton, Law and Best - tell me If they wouldn't be the best 3 players in the league if they played now.
As a liverpool fan id love to see leeds get back in the big time, i remember watching this game here in ireland we used to get a live broadcast on a saturday afternoon on sports stadium which was our version of grandstand , this was the end of our glory days although we could still belt teams from time to time the cracks were well and truly appearing for a while , leeds won the title the year after this , pre season 1991 i saw them play a pre season friendly in cork and met half the team including gary speed bless him, all nice lads .. we beat man united 2 - 0 and leeds won the title in 1992
As a Reds fan , I remember when it was us and Leeds ....the big two! Always had a soft spot for Leeds and they have great support! Love them back in the PL . The league needs teams like Leeds! YNWA
Yep early 70s this was the biggest rivalry in football a well respected one on & off the pitch and Revie & Shankly were top mates who spoke to one another every Saturday night after MOTD.
Leeds won the league 68/69 at Anfield. I will never forget how the Liverpool fans gave Leeds such an ovation. Leeds fans respect Liverpool, in the the exact opposite way we hate those tossers at Old Trafford!!!
@@garybradley1 Good post brother! Looking forward to the traditional big two rivalry resuming next season . Has to be Leeds' year to get back up where they belong !
It isnt as simple as that. Liverpool lost Mark Lawrenson in 1988, to a freak injury he picked up in 1987, Lawrenson was if anything a better defender, and the decision not to address that loss would have far reaching consequences. Couple this with the fact that Hansen was having persistant injury issues(his knees), and the fact that he was approaching the end of his career, and by 1991, they were without two of the finest central defenders the club had ever had.
I remember this result. Liverpool had a thing back in the 90's of being involved in high scoring games, a combination of having a formidable attack and a weak defence dealing with high balls meant that so long as they scored more than they conceded it was ok....but as mentioned before the cracks were clear for all to see. An ageing team, defence that was questionable under the high ball and frequent management changes. Its taken 30 years to ride the carousel to get back to a side that will challenge for the league title. If history teaches us anything its that teams like arsenal, man utd and co. cant expect a quick fix anytime soon. This was a great game and Leeds were worthy league champions. YNWA.
Barnes an immense player before his Achilles injury turned him into a holding midfielder. Unplayable. Chapman an absolute battering ram in some games too
Wouldn’t say 45. I was there in the south stand (was the YEP family stand back then) and can’t remember much in that first half other than possibly the most devastating 17 minute period of football I’ve probably seen live. Barnes, Rush, Molby, Whelan, Beardsley and Houghton absolutely destroyed us. Was a joy to watch. We were ready to go home apparently(or my uncles were anyway) but glad we stayed. I really thought we were going to get it back to 5-5 at the end.
Leeds fans get some stick, but they were absolutely class here. The applause they gave Barnes for the 4th, you could hear it all around the ground. And at the end, rapturous applause after losing. On a side note, Hooper and Strachan having a private battle for gingerest bastard in the league.
What a game that was. Had to listen from the updates on fivelive. Thought at one point we were going to concede more than five goals. But what a great comeback, maybe if we had a bit more time it could have ended 5-5.
I'm a West ham fan and always liked this Liverpool team.i remember the next season there were big changes with a lot of departures when souness came in.cracking Leeds side also.bring back the terraces great times before all this money changed football as we know it.
Best of luck to Leeds from Liverpool , be great for you to come back up ...its been too long and it'll nice to have someone else who hates the mancs as much as us .
The arrival of Glen Hysen into the back four didn’t help. No pace and he couldn’t read the game. The games against Leeds were always great. I miss them. Hope they come up for next season if there is one
DUNNO, BUT my only ever trip to leeds as an away fan was in this season 90/91. Got tonked 3-0 Leeds first season back in div 1, saw them finish about 5th I think, so they were obviously improving
He won a championship medal in his first season. Liverpool went to shit as a club from the moment that fool Graeme Souness was appointed manager. He immediately dismantled a team and squad that still had title winning potential and squandered millions signing vastly inferior players to those he inherited. A complete disaster as a manager! Should never have been appointed. His subsequent managerial experiences bear this out. An utter clown!!
Absolutely criminal how the new breed of LFC fan doesn't or can't actually appreciate how good J.Barnes was. When he retired, my heart broke - AFC fan.
So good that he easily overcame his lack of speed
Mike Hooper and the Liverpool defence aside, just how good was John Barnes?!!! Absolutely brilliant, that's what he was.
I am an Everton fan and even I enjoyed watching Barnes play.
He was probably better than Gazza, to be honest. I forgot just how good Barnes was. He's on another level here.
@@ongbonga9025 better than gazza LMAO
@@si4632 gazza was shite the drunken prick
Mike Hooper had such a strange career, but this was a John Barnes master class.
I was in the south stand for this memorable match. John Barnes was immense that game and I am a life long LUFC fan born and bred in Leeds.
I remember listening to this game on the radio. This was back in the day of multiple sat 3pm kick offs. An awesome game and one of the last games when Barnes was a top, top player.
LFC fan
@Adam Marshall he always did.
Don't leeds utd i was at the game at Anfield wheen Liverpool beat man utd 2 -0 and Leeds won the league i hope leeds come up tomorrow because leeds and Liverpool hate man utd
@@mrstephenjacobs9015 true mate, I hope we stuff Southampton tomorrow.
3:40.Full credit to the Leeds supporters for applauding.
I thought that didn’t think you would get that from Leeds
Always liked how speedie put the ball in his own net after the final whistle, saying it should have been 5 a piece
Well when your getting gubbed ya may as well appreciate the brilliance Liverpool were showing
Leeds and Liverpool classic teams
@@ianmckenzie2680 you always get that from Leeds, unless you're Man Utd ;-)
Just look at that Elland Road pitch. Proper footballers in them days. :-) Seriously, though, the Premier League generation do not realise how great the Liverpool teams of the 80s were. McMahon and Molby were my favourite midfield combo. Molby's right foot has no equal in world football. Watch him and his stats. Rush the rapier and Beardsley (who was the making of Lineker's international career) are a perfect attacking combo. John Barnes was as skilled, balanced and visionary attacking midfielder, as any of the Brazilian legends (Pele aside!).
John Barnes was a complete player. He had everything.
best No.10 in Reds history
Best goal I ever saw Barnes score was for Watford against Liverpool. He was on the half way line took it past 3 players and slotted it in. Kenny must have made his mind up that day to sign him a month or so later. Unfortunately is was not televised that day.
@@blackghost10sg
Correct.
He certainly did.
At his peak, better than Messi. Muddy pitches, crunching tackles, no 'theatrics', yet still a wizard.
Over THIRTY years ago. I was watching it live on RTE in Dublin, young Liverpool fan. Even at 4-0 at half-time I was still tense because I could sense a Leeds fight back was on the way. Was nearly suffering heart failure at the end.
Fantastic heart by the Leeds players to keep pushing. Never give up.....credit to Liverpool, and Barnes, but Leeds were warriors. (Pompey fan)
Aye, top class Midfield + Chapman was always in 'right place @ time' the legend..🔥
As a Leeds fan the Liverpool games were always my favourite competitive rivalry on the pitch but mutual respect of it probably the dislike of Man United would be nice to see Liverpool win the league and Leeds go up
Liverpool fan here. I've missed Leeds being in the top division ever since they were relegated. One of the top 6 or 7 biggest clubs in England. Not been the same without you. Feel the same but to a lesser extent, with Villa, Wednesday and Forest as well.
dogs aren't dangerous unfortunately both will. Xx
Always remember when we beat Man utd to hand leeds the title, always have respected leeds...huge club and good to see you back soon 👍
That being the case, why do all other teams fans dislike one another? You'd expect them to get along, because NOBODY LIKES LEEDS UTD
@@liamwhitcombe1237 liverpool just a long ball team lol
John Barnes was the best English player from 1987 till 1991.
Best player from 1985.
One of the best in the world.
Maradona only the most obvious better player
Agreed
Didnt help him english clubs were banned from Europe for 5 years . Obviously Maradona but behind him only barnes and gullit for me
Yeah and Van Basten, Matheus and a few others too.
I agree , john barnes was a fantastic play maker and a terrific goal scorer ..
Nice to see Leeds fans applaud Barnes goal, which made it 4 0
Jesus look at the state of that pitch for April. What a player Barnes was, to play so beautifully in those days...
If England's players played on pitches like this with their clubs, maybe we would win a trophy.
modern footballer would struggle to play on that surface now. Imagine how good those players would be with the smooth pitches used now.
Immense performance by Lee Chapman... John Barnes was arguably on peak form here too
I remember watching this game live back in the day. Extraordinary match. I was just relieved Liverpool won it. YNWA.
Barnes was pure class and unless you saw him play live you have no idea how quick he was.
The Leeds fans applauding John Barnes goal.
Leeds showing the fighting spirit that won them the Title the following year.
People talk about Salah these days, but he has nothing on Barnes.
And this isn't even a diss to Salah. Salah's terrific. Barnes was simply better.
Please dont compare them though they are left footer
That throw from Speed (rip) for their 2nd was top class.
Brilleant game..and we lost! Was in the Kop that day and Barnes was unplayable but what a fight back. Poor reffing decision on second leeds goal. Remember the teams applauding both sets of fans at the end. Two great clubs and happy memories.
Kop? sure it was Ellend Rd.
@@millsbomb007 We have a Kop at Elland Road too.
@@mrnobody4237 I understand that, I believe there's about 10 or so Kop ends in and around world stadia
Brings back happy memories. I was 18 years old and couldn't get a ticket (big games had just become all ticket) so tried to buy one outside for a few hours with no luck whatsoever, so decided to try and sneak in through a turnstile in the Lowfields. One of my mates went through in front of me and tried to shield me as best he could from the old boy in the booth, while I tried to slither underneath the bottom rung of the turnstile.
It went well until I got stuck half way underneath. My mate had had to go through and I was just wedged, half in half out.
I thought well that's me fucked and resigned myself to whatever was gonna happen and looked up at the screen and the old fella with glasses on had got up out of his chair and was just gazing down at me stuck in his turnstile.
Next thing, this great big skinhead put his boot into my back/arse and gave me the biggest shove and said "you're through now lad" I couldn't believe it.
Got up and me and my mates sprinted up the stairs and straight into the end pen.
Even though we got beat, I'd love to buy that man a beer. What a match.
Thanks for uploading.
That's brilliant.
If Barnes was playing today he would still be the best player in the Pren league - what a player he was.
These 2 teams would both br top 3 no problem I today's league - imagine Man Citys pampered players playing on that pitch - they would spit the dummy out.
Sorry to disagree, there were a *few* half decent players on both sides and John Barnes probably the pick of them, but the overall quality of football in the early 90s was dogshit compared to what today's Man City, Liverpool (or any of the top 6 really) can do. Sticking my neck out but both these teams would be relegation fodder in the Premiership this year imho.
@@gavinmatahari - As someone who watched both I think we will have to agree to disagree lad.
Not sure about any of the other teams, but Manchester City is definitely the most talented team ever in England, simply because of the money they have. No team had this much buying power back then.
Also, the improved training methods, diet-plans, stat-recording and computer-assisted match analyses, harsher refereeing on dangerous tackles... gives the 21st century teams a huge advantage over teams from the early 90's.
@@zaidabraham7310 But the point is if the team of 91 were playing today they would have the same fitness as the modern players and play on the same type of carpet pitches.
Going back to the 1980s are you telling me the 2 key players in that Liverpool team in Dalglish and Souness wouldn't be the best 2 players in English football if they played today? 4 European Cups in that period for that team most of which included those 2 players say different.
What about the late 1960s man U team that won the European cup with 3 European footballers of the year in the same team - Charleton, Law and Best - tell me If they wouldn't be the best 3 players in the league if they played now.
@@zaidabraham7310 but if they played it would be under early 90's games and pitches!
a good leeds utd side, but nobody would ever predict 12 months later that they will be champions.
That Liverpool keeper could not even keep a secret
Mike Hooper couldn't catch a cold especially under a high ball under pressure.
Well he was just the reserve keeper.
As a liverpool fan id love to see leeds get back in the big time, i remember watching this game here in ireland we used to get a live broadcast on a saturday afternoon on sports stadium which was our version of grandstand , this was the end of our glory days although we could still belt teams from time to time the cracks were well and truly appearing for a while , leeds won the title the year after this , pre season 1991 i saw them play a pre season friendly in cork and met half the team including gary speed bless him, all nice lads .. we beat man united 2 - 0 and leeds won the title in 1992
Barnes the pinnacle of late 80s British football
As a Reds fan , I remember when it was us and Leeds ....the big two! Always had a soft spot for Leeds and they have great support! Love them back in the PL . The league needs teams like Leeds! YNWA
Yep early 70s this was the biggest rivalry in football a well respected one on & off the pitch and Revie & Shankly were top mates who spoke to one another every Saturday night after MOTD.
@@mick6370 It was indeed my friend! When men were real men , on and off the field!
Leeds won the league 68/69 at Anfield. I will never forget how the Liverpool fans gave Leeds such an ovation. Leeds fans respect Liverpool, in the the exact opposite way we hate those tossers at Old Trafford!!!
@@garybradley1 Good post brother! Looking forward to the traditional big two rivalry resuming next season . Has to be Leeds' year to get back up where they belong !
4-0 down at half-time today and most of the home fans would have left.
Gary speed, how sad.
Imagine Speedie had misheard he final whistle at the end there
When you watch how bad Liverpools defensive became, after Hansens retirement.
It isnt as simple as that. Liverpool lost Mark Lawrenson in 1988, to a freak injury he picked up in 1987, Lawrenson was if anything a better defender, and the decision not to address that loss would have far reaching consequences. Couple this with the fact that Hansen was having persistant injury issues(his knees), and the fact that he was approaching the end of his career, and by 1991, they were without two of the finest central defenders the club had ever had.
Barnes was different class 🙌🏽
@1:20 That interchange leading to the Liverpool pen is fucking awesome. Great game; miss Leeds in the top flight
What a game. LFC defence shocking but Barnes
I remember this result. Liverpool had a thing back in the 90's of being involved in high scoring games, a combination of having a formidable attack and a weak defence dealing with high balls meant that so long as they scored more than they conceded it was ok....but as mentioned before the cracks were clear for all to see. An ageing team, defence that was questionable under the high ball and frequent management changes. Its taken 30 years to ride the carousel to get back to a side that will challenge for the league title. If history teaches us anything its that teams like arsenal, man utd and co. cant expect a quick fix anytime soon. This was a great game and Leeds were worthy league champions. YNWA.
Barnes an immense player before his Achilles injury turned him into a holding midfielder. Unplayable. Chapman an absolute battering ram in some games too
Leslie ash agrees
Lee Chapman was unplayable in that match. He was quality for Leeds.
So was John Barnes.
Best 45 minutes of football I've ever seen!! Liverpool just fantastic
Wouldn’t say 45. I was there in the south stand (was the YEP family stand back then) and can’t remember much in that first half other than possibly the most devastating 17 minute period of football I’ve probably seen live. Barnes, Rush, Molby, Whelan, Beardsley and Houghton absolutely destroyed us. Was a joy to watch. We were ready to go home apparently(or my uncles were anyway) but glad we stayed. I really thought we were going to get it back to 5-5 at the end.
Watch the demolition of forest 5-0 beardsley was on fire
The fitness levels of these guys would be about 50% of today’s players.
These guys could play after having been in the pub all night, and they didn't roll around on the floor after having been kicked in the head
they probably had beers and a few chaser's at half time.
Barnes -- genuinely genius
Nice comeback from Leeds. Enjoyed it. Cheers from neutral Glasgow : )
Two of the most iconic football kits for both clubs
Know you now why Liverpool's goalkeeper Mike Hooper only played 51 games over eight and a half years at Anfield.
Not many games with eight goals at the same end!
The fans at that end certainly got value for their money.
Leeds fans get some stick, but they were absolutely class here. The applause they gave Barnes for the 4th, you could hear it all around the ground. And at the end, rapturous applause after losing.
On a side note, Hooper and Strachan having a private battle for gingerest bastard in the league.
Ong Bonga strachan
What a game that was. Had to listen from the updates on fivelive. Thought at one point we were going to concede more than five goals. But what a great comeback, maybe if we had a bit more time it could have ended 5-5.
Or 4-6...
Barnes was on fire!
I'm a West ham fan and always liked this Liverpool team.i remember the next season there were big changes with a lot of departures when souness came in.cracking Leeds side also.bring back the terraces great times before all this money changed football as we know it.
middle class\blue collar simply don't like standing!!!
John Barnes was unreal.
The game summed up Liverpool that season - brilliant in the first half, couldn’t defend in the second half!
Those "Top Man" tops were legendary
Hang on! 07:24 a mis-hit pass from Molby . I used to think he had a radar in his boots as his passes always used to get to the target
Best of luck to Leeds from Liverpool , be great for you to come back up ...its been too long and it'll nice to have someone else who hates the mancs as much as us .
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The arrival of Glen Hysen into the back four didn’t help. No pace and he couldn’t read the game. The games against Leeds were always great. I miss them. Hope they come up for next season if there is one
WTF was Speedy thinking kicking the ball into his net when whistle blew 8:56 ? whistle could have been from anywhere so why risk it
4:16 Still weird seeing a goalie handle a back pass ;-)
Barnes was an absolute weapon
Salahs goal against Southampton... just like Barnes goal.
Salahs great, but only half the player Johnny Barnes was
'This is wonderful, it's slaughter here'!
We really should have sewn up the Title this year inspite of Kenny resigning.
Great game!
YNWA.... Thank you sporting clips
I wish leeds would come back to the WPL was rooting for them lat season hopefully this will be their year
YNWA
I predict they will be back in the premier next season.
If only games were like this now!😉👹
The state of the pitch in those days man!
Leeds United are on there way back.
Definitely buddy, and about bloody time too we've been lost in the wilderness far to long
the game was alot slower back then, due to the players not being as fit and substandard pitches
Does your father wear y fronts or boxers dude?5>1,keep looking up dude (as always)!Amen.
Shocking quality of the pitch....only good for planting seasonal root vegetables.
We shared ground with Hunslet rlfc
Liverpool is teacher of EPL
Forgot speedy played for Liverpool ,great football on terrible pitches
Jesus the players back then look like a bunch of 50 year olds playing for a pub team.
pub before, half term and after the games. Still did the business...modern footballers couldn't handle 1 chaser at half time.
Shocking performance by Mike Hooper in goal for Liverpool! Why was he in goal for this game?? Was Bruce Grobelaar out injured?
Remember watching on RTE
Great hearing the old names.Batty .Barnes. Rush , Chapman .When football players had shit hairstyles and fuck all money.
I was at that game. Should have been 5-5!
9:02 Boys will be boys LOL
The last great 10 red... John Barnes.
Even in 1991 the pitches were shit. You never see a premier pitch like this now at any time of the season.
check out the ones from the 70's, early 80's.
What odds were Leeds at the start of the 91/92 season to be champions?
DUNNO, BUT my only ever trip to leeds as an away fan was in this season 90/91. Got tonked 3-0 Leeds first season back in div 1, saw them finish about 5th I think, so they were obviously improving
The cabbage patch pitch, before the PL money came in.
❤
8:12 best pass ever
How much would Barnsey be worth today? To be fair, there are a few players on that pitch, from both sides who were top notch.
there were numerous england and scottish internationals on there
The guy 13 seconds in with the red top tucked into his jeans. What chest size are those trousers?
Fences and no seats. 2 years after Hillsborough. When did it change?
Every pitch was fucked pre undersoil heating days. Oh what COULVE been
i was at this game , ashamed to say i went back to the pub at 4-0
how much was a pint then?
The premier league isn't The premier league without Leeds Utd
Leeds’ pitch was a disgrace,but hey what about the football Liverpool served up Haute Cuisine.6>0 Amen.
Proper association football this.
Leeds being taught how to soccer.6>0.Amen.
Were was grobbs , sick , injured . Hooper couldn't catch a cold f fs Lol
Ha, even on a hat trick barely anyone celebrated with Lee Chapman 😂
Glen Hysen was the time Liverpools defense went to shit.
He won a championship medal in his first season. Liverpool went to shit as a club from the moment that fool Graeme Souness was appointed manager. He immediately dismantled a team and squad that still had title winning potential and squandered millions signing vastly inferior players to those he inherited. A complete disaster as a manager! Should never have been appointed. His subsequent managerial experiences bear this out. An utter clown!!
Pity Barnes rarely played well for England.
If I remember well, as good a player as he certainly was, he never really played well for England...
@@corleth84 Just that one goal in the Maracana. Great shame really.
@@gaywest4298Had that one been scored in a World or Euro Cup final phase, it'd be remembered throughout the world as a top one...
when footballers got muddy...
1:23 ooof, that's some weak defending, mate. Barnes should have been dealt with, not allowed to run around in circles.
Eyes at the back of your head going to Elland Road back in the day MCFC
Lot more than just eyes in the back of your head in those days lol
Hooperman 🙁🔴