Greavsie. Best ever goalscorer. Never left any footprints, floated around and just know where to be and when to be there. Total Legend. And I'm a Gooner.
I was 11 years old when I watched this on the telly in the summer of '67. I'm a Spurs supporter but it was the first time I saw Celtic play. I remember being very impressed with both sides and since then I have always favoured Celtic when it comes to Scottish football. I also remember later the same year, when Spurs played Manchester United in what was then, the Charity Shield. The score was also 3-3 and ironically the goal keeper, Pat Jennings scored a very unusual goal for Spurs. Many thanks for posting on TH-cam.
I was at this gamewith a very dear friend, I was 14 years old a great game as I remember, unfortunately and with great sadness my friend died in a car crash two weeks later and everytime I talk to someone about this game it brings back memories of him and I sitting together in the stand watching this game.
I saw this game with my cousin when I was over from NZ. 92,000 fans as I recall. I went on to watch Celtic a few more times before returning to NZ. Have not seen them live since. I always watch any televised games featuring the "Tims". Lifelong Fan. .
How lucky to fall on this clip by chance. Greaves & Gilzean what a joy to watch back then and in this match Venables even made a tackle ! Poor Pat Jennings -it was before he let his hair grow and was still suspect from time to time.
This was real football, nothing comes close to this era. Scary how many players I could pick out before old Arthur mentioned their names. happy days, happy times.
Jimmy Greaves , who played ( and scored ) for Spurs this day , named the '67 Celtic team as one of the six best club sides he had seen . He also chose the Spurs double winning team of the early sixties .
How strong was Scottish football back then? A Celtic team all within 12 miles of Celtic Park plus Alan Gilzean and Don Mackay for Spurs. My how the mighty have fallen? I miss those days. Just not the same. Haven't watched a single game in more than 5 years.
I am a celtic fan, was at this game, it was a pre/season friendly, I remember it was played in a kind of slow friendly way, celtic played leeds a few times in pre/season friendlies and those games where the same, cannot remember any bad fouls in these games, just little friendly warm ups for the season ahead, but very enjoyable to watch
I like to watch celtic and knew all there players names since i was age 7 in 1980 till 2009. Then from then till 2019 i could name half there team. I watched them 3 weeks ago and i couldnt name one player?
I Doubt we'll ever see an All Glasgow Celtic team again, same with Rangers when they won the ECWC that side were all from Glasgow. We'll never see the likes of the great Jimmy Johnston again,can you imagine if he was playing today he'd be priceless
Colin Stein from Linlithgow, Willie Johnstone raised in Fife (although born in Glasgow), Alfie Conn born in Fife. David Smith fae Aberdeen. So, all fae Scotland mare accurate then. Just used google mate, it's easy enough .. i dinnae even like Rangers.
Tavy@ i always thought the old hampden goals looked bigger than any other goals. And how could any one miss them with a 30 yard shot. But pat jeninngs and ronnie simpson were bad that day. A dont thinck they held a single shot if you watched the full game! But two great keepers. Pat jeninngs was the best keeper in the world in the 1960s and 70s. I always wanted to see how big his hands were. Becouse he could catch those old heavy real hand made leather balls. And throw at least 60 yards! But greavsie had a good game here!
@@portorico2319 Absolute rubbish: Simpson, brilliant keeper though he was, left a gap at his near-post, Greaves exploited it, simple as. And he knew nothing about the first goal from Greaves. Watched it again, and Celtic were lucky to get a draw.
Commentator didnt have a clue who was who, started of with Gilzean scoring then changed it to Greaves "after Gilzean shot" (it was Saul). But he's Scottish after all. Bloody hell Pat Jennings gifts 3 goals to Celtic, was rare to see 1 blunder in a game, reckon he had a bet on.
The team of today bare no resemblance of theses world beaters ...Harry cane might once have been a goal scoring legend this week end 24 10 21 he should have come off after 10 mins looked like a cart horse
Greavsie. Best ever goalscorer. Never left any footprints, floated around and just know where to be and when to be there. Total Legend. And I'm a Gooner.
I remember Arthur Montford. I think he was also a director of Morton. Also the radio commentator David Francey.
I was 11 years old when I watched this on the telly in the summer of '67. I'm a Spurs supporter but it was the first time I saw Celtic play. I remember being very impressed with both sides and since then I have always favoured Celtic when it comes to Scottish football. I also remember later the same year, when Spurs played Manchester United in what was then, the Charity Shield. The score was also 3-3 and ironically the goal keeper, Pat Jennings scored a very unusual goal for Spurs. Many thanks for posting on TH-cam.
Celtic supporter, yes that Celtic team was something special.
I was at this gamewith a very dear friend, I was 14 years old a great game as I remember, unfortunately and with great sadness my friend died in a car crash two weeks later and everytime I talk to someone about this game it brings back memories of him and I sitting together in the stand watching this game.
I saw this game with my cousin when I was over from NZ. 92,000 fans as I recall. I went on to watch Celtic a few more times before returning to NZ. Have not seen them live since. I always watch any televised games featuring the "Tims". Lifelong Fan.
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Two great sides, and Jimmy Greaves.... what a player. And I say that as a Gunner.
first game I ever attended. I was 5. my parents took me. celtic really were the best team in europe
How lucky to fall on this clip by chance. Greaves & Gilzean what a joy to watch back then and in this match Venables even made a tackle ! Poor Pat Jennings -it was before he let his hair grow and was still suspect from time to time.
This was real football, nothing comes close to this era. Scary how many players I could pick out before old Arthur mentioned their names. happy days, happy times.
Love the second goal by Jimmy Greaves- classic. Made it look so easy
Two classy teams - and still are today.
Sad thinking that the wonderful scotland player john white would have been playing im sure etc so tragic he died so so early back in 1964
Jimmy Greaves , who played ( and scored ) for Spurs this day , named the '67 Celtic team as one of the six best club sides he had seen . He also chose the Spurs double winning team of the early sixties .
I liked his auto. Funny story about the umbrella in Spain.
@HMQ I agree.... and I'm an Arsenal fan! Jimmy was a class apart. He'd be priceless today.
Wee Bertie (Ten thirty) RIP, Legend! 💚
You could tell it was a friendly, more of an exhibition match, two great teams on show,3 - 3 the right result hail hail the Lisbon Lions.
fifty years in 2017 since Celtic won the European Cup - first British side to do so & all the team came from the Glasgow and district area I believe.
Furthest out was Lennox from Ayrshire
Jennings had a complete nightmare, gifted Celtic all 3 goals.
How strong was Scottish football back then?
A Celtic team all within 12 miles of Celtic Park plus Alan Gilzean and Don Mackay for Spurs. My how the mighty have fallen?
I miss those days. Just not the same. Haven't watched a single game in more than 5 years.
I used to have the ticket for this game. My Dad was there.
Oh how those days are sorely missed no big head egos or tattoos or stupid coloured boots.Just pure quality. How much Greaves in todays market.
Soooooo many football legends playing in this game lol
I am a celtic fan, was at this game, it was a pre/season friendly, I remember it was played in a kind of slow friendly way, celtic played leeds a few times in pre/season friendlies and those games where the same, cannot remember any bad fouls in these games, just little friendly warm ups for the season ahead, but very enjoyable to watch
True mizofan, but he had an absolute shocker here. All 3 goals were down to him.
Was this before Jennings learned to be a goalkeeper?
I like to watch celtic and knew all there players names since i was age 7 in 1980 till 2009. Then from then till 2019 i could name half there team. I watched them 3 weeks ago and i couldnt name one player?
A really good Celtic side
neither goalkeeper covered themselves in glory
Long Before Money .ucked up the Game!!
Bloody hell how did Jennings let those 3 in ? 2 of them I would save NOW and I'm 70 !!
I Doubt we'll ever see an All Glasgow Celtic team again, same with Rangers when they won the ECWC that side were all from Glasgow. We'll never see the likes of the great Jimmy Johnston again,can you imagine if he was playing today he'd be priceless
Big fat derek was from Dundee
Colin Stein from Linlithgow, Willie Johnstone raised in Fife (although born in Glasgow), Alfie Conn born in Fife. David Smith fae Aberdeen. So, all fae Scotland mare accurate then. Just used google mate, it's easy enough .. i dinnae even like Rangers.
@@rabbieburns2501 Grieg and Jardine both from Edinburgh.
Rangers had a German on the bench.
Celtic all from Glasgow except Bobby Lennox who was from Saltcoats, but the Rangers team were from all over Scotland.
Tavy@ i always thought the old hampden goals looked bigger than any other goals. And how could any one miss them with a 30 yard shot. But pat jeninngs and ronnie simpson were bad that day. A dont thinck they held a single shot if you watched the full game! But two great keepers. Pat jeninngs was the best keeper in the world in the 1960s and 70s. I always wanted to see how big his hands were. Becouse he could catch those old heavy real hand made leather balls. And throw at least 60 yards! But greavsie had a good game here!
Brilliant team though Celtic were, Pat Jennings, one of Britain's greatest ever keepers, handed them 2 if not all 3 goals.
Pat had a stinker; a great keeper though, for both Spurs and Arsenal.
@@portorico2319 Absolute rubbish: Simpson, brilliant keeper though he was, left a gap at his near-post, Greaves exploited it, simple as. And he knew nothing about the first goal from Greaves. Watched it again, and Celtic were lucky to get a draw.
@@briankidd3074 What a shocker by Simpson, my old granny could have stopped that
@@portorico2319 If she were superwoman. Lol.
@@briankidd3074 Supergran would have went back to her knitting after saving it with one hand tied behind her back lol
Does anyone know the attendance?
Good game. Coupla howlers from Jennings, unusually.
Poor defending by Celtic....but were the more skilful
No mention yet of wee Bertie, great for Birmingham, greater for Celtic.
a friendly game played on August 5th 1967
Jennings had a shocker
Commentator didnt have a clue who was who, started of with Gilzean scoring then changed it to Greaves "after Gilzean shot" (it was Saul). But he's Scottish after all. Bloody hell Pat Jennings gifts 3 goals to Celtic, was rare to see 1 blunder in a game, reckon he had a bet on.
The team of today bare no resemblance of theses world beaters ...Harry cane might once have been a goal scoring legend this week end 24 10 21 he should have come off after 10 mins looked like a cart horse
FFS! Was Frank Haffey in goal for Spurs? ;-) Also. When did they stop having the wee blue cars for invalids?
Looks like THREE errors by keeper Pat Jennings, had an off day.
He thought the first goal was going out of play.
Jennings had a nightmare .
Who was the Tottenham keeper,celtic first goal should have been saved
Jennings was awful, he wasn't exactly known for howlers, not 3 in a match anyway!
Il était très jeune.
Ronnie Simpson n'a pas été plus brillant.
A special year
Was this a European game?
Alan Corbett friendly
Celtic were lucky to get the draw.
How ?
It was a nice sunny day and celtic took it easy, even ronnie the goalkeeper was topping up his sun tan and gifted jimmy his goals
@@nathaninnes6076 Pat Jennings gave it to you.
@@portorico2319 Haha, that comment must be that famed Glaswegian irony.
@@briankidd3074 How would I know, I'm not from Glasgow lol
Iwozthere-honest!!
L'équipe la plus surfaite d' Angleterre.
De quand date le dernier titre de champion de Totenham ?
Emmanuel C. 27 major honours including the first team in Britain to win a major European trophy in 1963.
@@stud105 and no league title since 1961.
butterfingers Jennings
Surely Greaves was offside for that first goal?
That's the whole point about Greaves; he always left people baffled, coming in from seemingly nowhere.
@@lawrencesimmons5093 indeed...genius
Jennings was drunk !
Dodgy keeper!!
+Philip Raiswell Jennings was one of the very best goalies Britain has produced!
Some fairly average goalkeeping!
You saw 8 minutes. I saw 90. And some great goalkeeping.
Diabolical goalkeeping from both sides ... any shot on target was a goal .. pathetic
Didnt like greaves or his hun dummy st john
The day when all beggars jumped on the bandwagon .
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Ruined by a god awful commentator