Terry McDermott Liverpool FC Goals Collection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- A collection 53 of the goals Terry McDermott scored for Liverpool (all that I can find).
Thanks to Dave Chantry, Simon Tyce, Adrian Killen, Lee Gillam, distantvoices, Mr X and Kevin Taylor for help with some of the clips. As always, huge thanks to lfchistory.net for their invaluable website, without which making this sort of video would be infinitely harder.
I have also "borrowed" a handful of clips from the following youtube channels: stevelina, Janko Sladović, Adriian Houghton, Paul McQuillan, duckjive1 (Yesteryear Tottenham / England Footage), sp1873 and gr8footy. Thanks for these uploads.
The full list of goals included here is:
1976/77: Crusaders A, Aston Villa H, Everton (FA Cup SF), Borussia Mönchengladbach (ECF)
1977/78: Derby County H, Leicester City A, Hamburg (Super Cup 3), Benfica H, West Ham A
1978/79: Tottenham Hotspur H, Nottingham Forest H (2), Arsenal H, Aston Villa H
1979/80: Arsenal (Charity Shield 2), Tottenham Hotspur H (2), Middlesbrough H, Crystal Palace H, Derby County A, Southampton H, Nottingham Forest A (FA Cup), Tottenham Hotspur A (FA Cup)
1980/81: West Ham (Charity Shield), Norwich City H, West Bormich Albion H, Oulu Palloseura A, Oulu Palloseura H (3), Ipswich Town H, Aberdeen A, Sunderland A, Altrincham H, Brighton A, Southampton H, CSKA Sofia H
1981/82: Arsenal H, Oulu Palloseura H (2), Swnasea City H (2), Brighton A, Manchester United H, Sunderland A, AZ 67 Alkmaar H, Aston Villa A (2), Ipswich Town H, Coventry City H
As you probably know, Terry has been diagnosed with dementia. You can find out more, or make a donation to help families facing dementia, here: www.dementiauk...
What a player he was, just look at the quality of the finishing, the running and the power mixed with sublime touches. Terry Mac, take a bow!!
I fully concur with your words
Loved Terry Mac. He is also loved as much by the Geordies as by us Reds too. I wish him well in his battle against dementia.
Possibly the most underrated player in out history
I agree. Terry was a fantastic midfielder.
I agree. Terry was a fantastic midfielder.
By who, not by any LFC fans..
One of. I would argue Magico Gonzalez is the most underrated, though.
This man gave so many of us great joy! Thank you to him. YNWA
Great collection. Great memories. Terry Mac - what a player he was.
One of the best collections of goals of any player ever. Spurs away is hard to beat, but for degree of difficulty the goal at Aberdeen (on his wrong foot!) defies belief.
Such a stylish player, he made goalscoring look cool and so easy 😎
One of my favourite players,Terry Mac, great goals
Fabulous, great memories. What a player!
What an engine,what a goal scoring midfielder and what a player
Dave your videos make me wish I had a time machine. Thanks again mate👍
Thanks. I wish that too sometimes.
The first Liverpool goal I ever saw was by Terry. An excellent one/two with Dalgleish into the Kop goal against Chelsea in 1978. I'd dearly love to see it again, but not every game was filmed back then. In the second half Kenny scored a brilliant solo goal to make it 2-0. Duncan McKenzie got loads of stick all through the game 😁
Was it this game? www.lfchistory.net/SeasonArchive/Game/1055 If so, it says the goal was scored by David Johnson! I don't think any footage of this game exists, sadly.
@@DaveWallerLFC Yeah, that was the game Dave. i've done johno a disservice for over 45 years! Sorry mate. But I was only a nipper and you two boys did look similar at distance. But knowing the truth is the important thing. I've held that image of Terry scoring that goal in my head all that time. And it was a lie! Another image from that game I remember is the police hoarding the Chelsea mob back to their coaches while being goaded by the Annie Road lads. The police were nasty bastards back then and were taking no chances.
Loved Terry Mac. World class Liverpool Legend ⚽️👏👏
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I don't think I'd ever realised before that he was on the post for the Spurs corner before his goal in the 7-0.
Thanks for your brillant vidéos Dave!
Dave i wish you Merry Christmas and Happy New year thank you for your joyful videos.
Thank you, and the same to you, Mohamed.
@@DaveWallerLFC WISHING YOU A VERY SAFE MERRY HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND WISHING YOU A VERY SAFE HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR 2022 FROM MR NEIL FITZGERALD
Thank you Mr Neil Fitzgerald. I wish the same to you. (And if you could sometimes turn off your caps lock in the new year too, that would be great.)
@@DaveWallerLFC any more very old Liverpool matches from next year for mr neil fitzgerald please
There will be more, after Christmas
Pure Class
The last three goals are pure class.
Geniuses in that mid field
All done on a diet of bevvies. Special goals Great player!
Great player and very underated
How about the 7th against Spurs in 78? The greatest goal in the history of football.
I have always said that it is the greatest breakaway goal ever scored.
He scores from a distance, he does this a lot.
He's red and he's brilliant he's MAC-DER-MOT.
I was nearly all these games
What gets me is how many of the opposition players I recognise.
Class act in a team full of scousers
Best of luck terry
dai davies pushing him over on his arse after the penalty was class lol
There was a studs-up kick as well as a push. All a bit unnecessary.
@@DaveWallerLFC mcdemott wellied it in to the net again after he scored watch it again , davies just wanted to get the ball back , , did you notice how souness , dalglish and co all rushed over to have a go at him , without a swansea player in sight , it was typical of the mentality of liverpool in them days , when somebody stood up to them they didnt like it . by the way the everton fa cup semi final when mcdermott lobbed the keeper everton had a perfectly good goal disallowed to make it 3-2 , they had the referees on their side as well in those days .
It was a nasty challenge by Davies, leaving McDermott injured. Souness and Dalglish were unhappy about it. The team stuck together so if someone picked on any Liverpool player they had the others to answer to. Who was the ref in that 77 semi final? I don't think I've heard a blue mention it before...
@@DaveWallerLFC you can watch it on youtube , mcdemott was a great player by the way , but everton were robbed that day i think it may have been thomas famous welsh referee fron days gone by bryan hamilton scored to make it 3-2 , it was ruled out for offside but never was , many fans thought it was a conspiracy at the time, cos liverpool were going for the treble at that time in 77 , duncan mckenzie and dave thomas for everton ran liverpool ragged that day .
I was joking. It's a cliche that Everton fans still go on about Clive Thomas after all this time. I read that he thought from his position that it must have hit Hamilton's hand. Probably a mistake but hopefully not a conspiracy.
Some fuckn Squad 1047
10 47 old Fagan have'n a joint
Sold Terry mc and Jimmy case to soon in my opinion
Gum chewing McDermott