England v Scotland 1977 British Home Championship (WEMBLEY STADIUM)
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- Finally some decent lengthed footage online of the much referred to Home International played at Wembley in June 1977 between England & Scotland... Attendance - 98103.. ENGLAND LINE UP - Clemence / Mills / Neal / Watson / Hughes / Greenhoff / Kennedy / Talbot / Pearson / Channon / Francis - (Subs used - Cherry / Tueart).. SCOTLAND LINE UP - Rough / Donachie / Forsyth / McGrain / McQueen / Hartford / Johnston / Masson / Rioch / Dalglish / Jordan - (Subs used - Macari / Gemmill)
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I recall watching this on tv as a boy and the neighbour upstairs brought back Wembley turf.😀
Saturday 4 June 1977 when the England v Scotland Home International football match was held at Wembley stadium at the start of the long extended Silver Jubilee, and also delayed Spring Bank Holiday weekend up tae the end of the mini holiday that ended on Tuesday 7 June 1977, and i remember this game very well on the fact that there was an England and Scotland divide on my father's side of mae family. The game itself on Saturday 4 June 1977 was broadcast live on BBC1, i believe throughout the UK not just in both England and Scotland, but also in Wales and Northern Ireland tae. Mae English born Scottish father who had both Scottish born parents himself (mae Scots born paternal grandparents) and myself who was English born were both avid Scotland fans, and while mae and mae dad were loudly cheering on Scotland, both mae English born older brothers were cheering on England themselves. At the end when Scotland won, and Scotland fans at Wembley celebrated victory as if it was their World Cup final, beating the Auld Enemy by breaking the crossbar, digging up the turf, and invading the pitch, while mae two older brothers being England fans were brassed off and silent tae say the least, maeself and mae dad both proud Scotland supporters were jubilant and very happy tae see England getting beat. Great memories fae mae that day.
La più straordinaria vittoria della Scozia sul Inghilterra, una partita memorabile e meravigliosa, dove il popolo scozzese è andato in apoteosi in un pomeriggio di gioia e felicità, con grande giocate, con veri uomini e fuoriclasse di altri tempi.Battere gli inglesi in casa loro ,per la Scozia è qualcosa di unico e speciale...Massimo da Sora ciociaria
Joe Jordan was a beast then and was still a beast at the end of his playing career, a great player.
I'm English but i do have to say that it is pitiful what has happened to Scottish football. The Scottish team during this era was terrific and had some top top players in it. You only need look at the bench as well with Archie Gemmill, Kenny Burns and Lou Macari. I was nearly 10 the year after this game and Ally had even convinced me Scotland would win the world cup in '78 lol. Great side though.
We’re still here playing great football and the only unbeaten team in the Euros, having beat Spain 2-0
The reason Scottish football domestically suffering is the Greedy english have taken all the money sky and bt have poured into their game.sponsors every thing is focused in england, Year's ago Rangers and Celtic could compete buying big name player's but the rug was pulled from underneath so to speak.Take out your foreign owner's foreign manager's and foreign mercenaries and english football would be on its Arse.
@jimwatson3382 i don't disagree with that at all Jim. I wasn't trying to be derogatory, just saying how good some of the past Scottish teams have been.
@@dazo69 english football sold out,look at Man city,a team pulled from obscurity,all of a sudden a rich Arabian consortium come in with endless cash and now they brag they are the biggest club side in the world, I'm not going to sit at a card table with my boss's or owners and play card's against them!
I agree England has sold out their football. I actually prefer watching Scottish football.
As for their players, you just need to look at the National team today. They're young, talented, well organised and importantly winning!!
Danny McGrain sorely missed at 78 w.cup. McQueen too.
GET IT RIGHT UP YE, JIMMY HILL!!!!!!
Spot the English fan at Wembley.
That referee was biased against the Scots, he gave so many silly little fouls against them and ignored the blatant fouls and penalty claim for the Scots
Brilliant videos m8, I was 10 years old and we (Scotland) 🏴has a great side then that badly underachieved a year later in Argentina.
I was to go to the magical Wembley 4 years later in 1981 aged 14 to see us win 1-0 with a John Robertson pen. Great days great football great players ah memories. Keep up the good work bud.
Rich ( Glasgow Rangers)🏴🇬🇧💙
ALL the days, from this day to that, for one chance, ..just one chance,....to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives, ...but they'll never take... OUR CROSSBAR!
I remember the game l was here
I was 17 years old 😊
Remember this one very well. A mate of mine from Kilbirnie had a bit of Wembley turf growing in a pot on his window sill, and a splinter of one of the goal posts.
I was 11 and will always remember the Scots invading the pitch then tearing up the Wembley turf and then one of the goal posts collapsed it was a match I'll never forget
same here 1 and i am 57 soon 🤣
I'm half scots by my dad still remember that day travelling north toby Scotland the flags waving. Gordan McQueen great in the tackle what goal. Joe Jordan loved the guy .king Kenny was the best though along bruce rioch. Loved it. What a friggin day
God ScScotland had some of the best. I try to say this sort of objectively. Those days.still wear my shirt with pride.
I was there and missed getting a wee bit of the bars but got a piece of turf.
Thanks for puttung these games up pal
We need this championship again.
Brill. Classic football days. I was 2 back then but have heard the storys of that day and bits of turf in gardens all over Scotland.
RIP Ray Kennedy! Top player he was! This was the match that ended the home Internationals sadly!
British Home Championship was discontinued after the 1983-84 competition. There were a number of reasons for the tournament's demise, including it being overshadowed by the World Cup and European Championships, falling attendances at all but the England v Scotland games, fixture congestion, the rise of hooliganism, the Troubles in Northern Ireland (civil unrest led to the 1980-81 competition being abandoned), and England's desire to play against 'stronger' teams. The fate of the competition was settled when the (English) Football Association, swiftly followed by the Scottish Football Association, announced in 1983 that they would not be entering after the 1983-84 Championship. The British Home Championship trophy remains the property of the Irish FA, as Northern Ireland were the most recent champions.
The Championship was replaced by the smaller Rous Cup, which involved just England, Scotland and, in later years, an invited guest team from South America. That competition, however, ended after just five years.
The first season hit by the Troubles was the 1969-70 season but didn't start to effect until the 1972-73 season when Northern Ireland had to play their home games in England and later on Northern Ireland games v Scotland were all played at Hampden Park
I was there, I'll never forget it. Travelled down by overnight train, spent the next morning sunbathing at the Embankment then made my way to Wembley. Met ex-Rangers Bobby Shearer outside the stadium and got his autograph.
Traveled down from where?
@@luperamos7307Scotland 🤣🤣🤣
Great upload. I remember watching this. I forgot how many non international class players England had. Brian Talbot, Stuart Pearson, Trevor Cherry, Brian Greenhoff, Mick Mills at left back non of which were good enough at this level.
Umm Mick Mills CAPTAINED England and won 42 Caps! It was not a Mike Brearley situation, either! Talbot six Caps. Pearson 15 Caps for 5 goals. Cherry 27 Caps and was better than bloody Phil Neal! Viv Anderson should have been the regular Right Back instead of Neal! Greenhoff 18 Caps! I think it was the Midfield that was an issue but who scored goals for England at that time?
@@glasssteel yeah in an era when England failed to qualify for two world cups and two European championships. An era when pragmatism trumped ability and are seriously telling me that those players are genuine international quality? What England games were you watching?
@@NealeTurner You seemed to be putting words in my mouth. Allow me to address what you actually typed. TH-cam ate my original reply so if it shows up subsequently, I apologize. Mick Mills CAPTAINED England in the World Cup they finally qualified for, so History has refuted you convincingly over him. I agree that most of the players discussed were not good enough at International Level. Cherry was adequate, compared to the others. As I said before, the weak Midfield was England's main weakness that decade...
@@duckjive1 If he hadn't been there you wouldn't have missed him. Good club man and servant for Ipswich and a lot of managers like that sort of player.
@@glasssteel I think the problem was 2-11 in those days! Mills was not up to the highest international standards but a dependable, nice chap, leader in the dressing room etc, etc and some managers just love that sort of player. Significantly Mills made his debut for England against Yugoslavia in 1972 and had the misfortune to be up against 'The Magic Dragan' Dzajic who gave him a bit of a chasing and Ramsay never picked him again.
All the best ! Good teams, many great players, and fantastic supporters !!! My favorite football game : England- Scotland ...always !
thank you
Was macht man in der fußballlosen Zeit? 🤔
Man schaut Fußball! 😅
Immer wieder nett anzuschauen ist der Triumph Schottlands in Wembley 1977, den allerdings die Torbalken nicht überlebt haben (siehe ab Minute 46:00) 🤣
Wow what a amazing day
Different football back then. No diving at first contact, no rolling around on the ground for 2-3 minutes in apparent agony just to jump up and keep playing. These guys take 2-3 hard kicks on their legs and keep playing. No posturing, no clown behavior. And everyone plays with shirts in and socks up. Different world I tell ya.
It all changed when English clubs brought in the foreigners.
Then everyone learned how to dive.
Without them I believe it would still be a man's game today..
in Britain at least.
My dad got a bit of the pitch. It’s currently in a garden in Ayrshire.
I love the channel mate. I send love from Jockoland.
Most of England's wishy washy turf just couldn't hack our tough winters & died a Sassanach's death by being cast into a midden!
Wow I wondered all these years if anyone kept their bit of the pitch.
Brilliant , we done that mob over and took their garden 🏴🤣🏴🤣🏴🤣
Yea, smashing up Wembley, robbing shops, and so on, was just the Scots being colouful.
RIP Gordon McQueen
watching this as we play scotland tomorrow... i think some of the edge has been lost.if im being honest
HAHA classic ..im sure the goals are in Scotland somewhere to this day at a council park
As a Scotsman I watched this on tv in my army days with my ENGLISH mates & great banter to & fro. A friendly riot of sorts. We always as Scots friendly & exuberant but some English fans wanted trouble & they got it! Only the rugby international has the same passion & goal posts that fit well in a train too! Respects to the great Jimmy Greaves our tormentor on many a occasion except the 1967 keepee-upee international!
The Topps football cards were great back then.I have a card of every one of these great players.
What this shows is how poor the England team was then, especially the midfield.
As a Scot I think you are doing that England team a great disservice, they were all good players and even England have off days but that Scotland team were fantastic to a man, miss those days.
@@starofdavid9919 Sorry no disrespect intended. The comparison is with England teams of recent years, which are so much better on every level. Glad to see improved Scotland teams too
Wembley pitch was in rag order and was due to be relaid after the game. Jocko’s gave groundsmen a head start…
Absolute tosh, the pitch was in pristine order (got the photos to prove it) but the groundsman refused to postpone the next match which was England - Germany schoolboys international 2 weeks later. Relaying a pitch is what they do repeatedly with the 'New' Wembley not the old. It also took a week to dig a couple of the posts out of the groud to replace them and that was 'good natured snozzled' was it?
Saturday 4th June 1977
How did Mills get a job?
Where are the goalposts now? Did they return them? 🥴😁
Scots fans were always good natured tho snozzled🥴 & wouldn't cause violence unless they got provoked by a nasty mob out to get them. On trains some did cause vandalism but a stupid minority. The Euro meeting this week went well on & off the pitch but sadly we are out & wish Germany well!😉 Somewhere inside of me does wish England well. Amazing how England always gets a German crunch match as we get Eng! Will enjoy this one, cheers Duckjive.
@@seltaeb3302 noisy and rowdy as the late Jimmy Greaves once wrote .
LOL my old Dad would have gassed every damn scotch egg at Wembley that day for the goal post sacrilege.
It was all good natured . I was on the pitch in 1975 when we lost 5 - 1. Didn't see any violence or fights whole weekend.. Even cops
were laughing..!!😂
Nice to see lovely warm summer weather (before Climate Change ) and understand why Hadrian built a wall.
...when sport still meant something before it was perverted by Corporatism.
Aye, the BBC pay Gary Linneker more than to Scottish football!
Those goalposts weren't made from wood. They were made from Scottish steel.
The English cannot handle a fair fight...Saor Alba 🏴
How so?
Beating England is even better then doing well in the World Cup for these fans …… Peal’r from Motto
Scottish fans are far more passionate than the English!
Far more drunk too.
Half wit sweaty socks…
Made you English nob ends look like little school girls
We stuffed the Sassenachs!!
@@seltaeb9691 You been watching Outlander lol great show that.
We are not all like that, horrible comment 😩🏴
Won’t save your hairline, baldy guff
Wow! Brian Talbot and Ray Kennedy played for England? No wonder they didn't qualify for Argentina...
Ray Kennedy was alright.
@@NealeTurner Great for Liverpool; England, not so much! I was amazed to see he played 17 times for the Three Lions!
@Ed Based on your criteria, Kenny Dalglish was a world beater when playing for Scotland...he WASN'T! Just using my Nottingham Forest, Larry Lloyd won a recall in 1980 and was a disaster against Wales. Birtles and Francis scored goals for fun at Club Level, but didn't do much for England. I think your comment is far more ridiculous than mine. PS Bad luck with the coin toss, Ray Clemence...Peter Shilton! THERE'S a ridiculous comment for you, Eddie...
But Scotland had Alan Rough, and Tom Forsyth, and they got there - via kicking Czechoslovakia off the park, and a hand of god moment against Wales.
A distinct lack of quality from England especially in midfield. England really were crap in that era.
Imagine how the Scots would react if they got past the first round of a tournament for the first time.
Win lose or draw we party 🎉❤🏴
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