If only he could churn them out at the rate you do, but I know that’s not practical. I’m really enjoying your John Lyall Years videos btw, they’re class Robert.
A very young looking Martin and 'Action man' looking on in the interview 40 years ago with Martin's brother. Mostly Bury St. Edmunds and London Leeds in that frame. I'll never forget Martin getting nicked in Marbella when he mooned to the Spanish policeman, Leeds on tour. Again, thanks for posting this amazing series, viewed with such nostalgia and memories. Thank you.
Days of yore listened that night 🌃 in 1982 Leeds away to the Magpies Leeds winning brilliant nobody gave us a chance especially when Newcastle where winning by two goals. Terry Connor was a first class player. Leeds United legend Terry Connor got a lot of stick.Skilful player pleased he played for us .We had some class player's in the 80s even when we got relegated All Leeds aren't we, marching on together, we all love Leeds 🦚🇮🇨👏👊
His death was overshadowed by members of Revi4's team dying at the same time but I hope big Frank got some recognition at Elland Road for triumphing in very trying conditions.
I was in the upper south stand for that league match with Newcastle. It was stupid they let their fans in the south stand. They were smashing seats and a few were thrown on the pitch. I remember seeing a burning Newcastle scarf in the kop and it was funny when the ref took the players off... directors of each team addressed their fans. Everyone was reasonably quiet when the Leeds director went first but the Newcastle director got abused and drowned out
I didn't see the match with the goal that the cameras missed at the time, although I heard about it, and this is the first time I've seen it. Hilarious.
I remember going to a rugby league international at Hull the day of the Newcastle league match I changed platform at Leeds station and in the underpass between platforms a young geordie was lying unconscious not a good time to be a football supporter
82-85 definitely with Leeds away not many away fans at ER in them days bar Geordies and Chelsea brought a few in there promotion year, Leeds were the only club threatened with a shut down, along with Chelsea these two clubs dominated the hooligan era especially Leeds.
Terry Connor’s performance at Newcastle in the League Cup showed that he was a player who still had so much to offer,
Fantastic series...can't wait for no.38, and I don't even support Leeds!
Great work, love this series, good to have it back
If only he could churn them out at the rate you do, but I know that’s not practical. I’m really enjoying your John Lyall Years videos btw, they’re class Robert.
Welcome back - loving it and again, not a Leeds fan - keep up the great work!
Great....and so quick for a new one, brilliant
Like London (or Leeds) buses - nothing for 9 months then two in a week! Thanks as always
A very young looking Martin and 'Action man' looking on in the interview 40 years ago with Martin's brother. Mostly Bury St. Edmunds and London Leeds in that frame. I'll never forget Martin getting nicked in Marbella when he mooned to the Spanish policeman, Leeds on tour. Again, thanks for posting this amazing series, viewed with such nostalgia and memories. Thank you.
Days of yore listened that night 🌃 in 1982 Leeds away to the Magpies Leeds winning brilliant nobody gave us a chance especially when Newcastle where winning by two goals. Terry Connor was a first class player. Leeds United legend Terry Connor got a lot of stick.Skilful player pleased he played for us .We had some class player's in the 80s even when we got relegated All Leeds aren't we, marching on together, we all love Leeds 🦚🇮🇨👏👊
His death was overshadowed by members of Revi4's team dying at the same time but I hope big Frank got some recognition at Elland Road for triumphing in very trying conditions.
I was in the upper south stand for that league match with Newcastle. It was stupid they let their fans in the south stand. They were smashing seats and a few were thrown on the pitch. I remember seeing a burning Newcastle scarf in the kop and it was funny when the ref took the players off... directors of each team addressed their fans. Everyone was reasonably quiet when the Leeds director went first but the Newcastle director got abused and drowned out
I didn't see the match with the goal that the cameras missed at the time, although I heard about it, and this is the first time I've seen it. Hilarious.
The Pigbag : A Middlesbrough anthem along with song for jasmine that they shared with Leeds and … mark viduka. League Cup 2004 Uefa Cup 2006 ❤
Cracker. That brought home just how out of control the violence had become. I have seen a fair bit of Terry Connor on these films, good player.
I remember going to a rugby league international at Hull the day of the Newcastle league match I changed platform at Leeds station and in the underpass between platforms a young geordie was lying unconscious not a good time to be a football supporter
Chelsea got hammered that day I was with Dave Para group.
I think that 1982/83 may have been the worse season for football hooliganism at Leeds matches both home and away.
82-85 definitely with Leeds away not many away fans at ER in them days bar Geordies and Chelsea brought a few in there promotion year, Leeds were the only club threatened with a shut down, along with Chelsea these two clubs dominated the hooligan era especially Leeds.
@@mick6370 Yes, of course and it all seemed to culminate with that away match v Birmingham City on the last game of the 1984/85 season.
@@damienabbott9805 86-87 was bad at times.
What happened to the, ‘loveable looking panda?’ Ha ha
typical motson comment... "i can only hope he adds on the time" for keeping the ball in play???????
Wanker Motson would have applauded Scumchester for doing the same thing!
For time wasting. Us Leeds fans complain when teams do it to Leeds.
Geordies got destroyed after league game saw loads laid out after match
Timewasting and holligans 40 years later nothing has changed