I was standing on the kop the day Terry Mac scored the goal against spurs , that goal made it 7 nil , it was the first time we saw ardiles and villa from Argentina
Thousands locked out that day. Albion scores 1 of 4 conceded at Anfield by Liverpool all season. We went to Anfield on top , but fixture congestion did us.
Remember those goals at old Trafford went to the match to watch my WBA team tear Utd Apart. Great memory's watching Cyrille Regis & Len Cantello December 26th 1978. Long live that great man Cyrille, will never forget you
Even as a Villa fan, I have to say goal E Len Cantello just pips Terry McDermott. Also remembering what a great player Laurie Cunningham was back then.
Cheers Bruv. My first game was in that season a 0-1 home defeat to an excellent Ipswich side. Clive woods scored a marvellous goal that day and received a standing ovation from the Brummie Road end. Priceless memories...
@@robertdore9592 My first season too in the Brummie as an 11 year old watching awe at the talent. My idol back then was Willie Johnston, he owned that left wing. I wasn’t lucky enough to see him play more games after that season after he came back with the drug stigma from Argentina. His autobiography is a superb read ‘Sent Off at Gunpoint’
Isnt it great to look back,great phone on the desk,the video master games prize to be won,jesus i feel old.Few top players on the clip,Tony Currie,Liam Brady,Laurie Cunningham,so pleased i come across this clip,thankyou very much.
I'm very biased but I'd have chosen Cyrille's goal. The move started deep inside the half we were defending.Great game which I was lucky enough to be at,don't think due to my age at the time I appreciated how good a side we had. Liverpool won the league but our chances were ruined by a terrible winter and fixture pile up(they had undersoil heating) 21 matches between March 12th and May 18th and only used 14 players.Finished 3rd. Boing Boing!
watching Brian Moore and all these great footballers should make all of us born in late 1950s and early 1960s very happy that we have seen the best there was to see in football and life in general as well. We had childhoods where we were told to be home before dark. We became teenagers with the best cars and the greatest era of rock in 1960s and 70s. We should all remember the great life we have been privy to before we start to complain about what we see today in this 'woke', 'pc' world. We were the lucky generation............
God I miss terraces, surely they can reintroduce them and make them safe? Loved these days of football, Huge crowds standing, European football on free to air channels, division 1 games on the big match Sunday afternoon and let's not forget Saint and Greavsy. Yes I am old but I really do miss those days.
That Liverpool goal was a spectacular team goal. Definitely my favourite. But all round an excellent list to choose from! I adored Tony Currie and what stands out is the quality of the football on some less that quality surfaces. Mind you, those surfaces had improved from the 1960s.
My team Bolton Wanderers signed Cantello not long after this, but sadly he couldn't repeat the form he had at West Brom. Also what fantastic players West Brom had in Cunningham and Regis, should have played for England more than they did.
It is staggering how many truly talented players never got the breaks with England. There seems to be an ingrained suspicion of flair that has been to our detriment.
When I was a lad I couldn't understand why Match of the Day didn't include Terry McDermott's goal in their Goal of the Season shortlist that season. Surely, I reasoned, Jimmy Hill must have seen it on The Big Match so all he had to do was ask ITV for the tape.....
Liverpool man from NZ loved those 2 WBA legends Cunningham & Regis & they should of won the Goal but the Terry Mac goal was unbelievable 1 touch 100yards 3 passes & of course the result the Famous 7-0 hiding sorry Spurs Fans
this is how football should be. but we have lost that era sadly. the premiership ruined that with foreign players and managers. also the money has ruined it to.
Hard to pick a winner but my favourite is Bryan Robson's effort. Fantastic control and finish. A tough choice though, wouldn't quibble over any of them.
Classic video of the last great decade of English football, the 1970s. Brian Moore's beautiful comb-over, digital watch, kipper-tie, rotary phone. And almost all the players were from the UK or Ireland. Great days. Now the game is high-tech, too much so, full of obnoxious over-paid foreigners. The "English" Premier league is the biggest misnomer of all time....
much better football in those days the sides were on a level par and anyone on their day could beat anyone else...tony currie fantastic player..how many england caps did he get...was it 2 or something...ridiculous
The England creates the football, We're Brazilians does perfected a new "Joga Bonito"... BRASIL 5-STARS AND SINCE 1930 IN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS UNTIL TODAY, ENGLAND JUST SO MAKE IT ONE TITLE IN HOMETOWN DECISION AT SUMMER 1966 (WEST GERMANY WAS BEING BETTER INCLUDE THE LEGEND CAPTAIN CALLED UWE SEELER). Muito Obrigado!
These are goals that were lucky enough to have TV cameras there - how many incredible goals were actually not captured on video during the 70s (and to a certain point the 80s)?
I know West Brom fans who still talk about that game today. United were played off the park in front of their own fans and humiliated by the Albion. Happy days!
I was at the game the day Liam Brady scored that goal I was behind the goal and what the camera did not pick up was the ball was swerving a lot before it went into the back of the net ⚽️⭐️
Those West Brom boys ....wow! The McDermott goal....1 touch football...devastating ! So many great goals ... Cantello and Regis ... sublime. How good was Cunningham??
The 78-79 season was the first full season I watched as a nipper. Got the football bug watching the World Cup in 78 when Argentina won it. I remember both the Liverpool vs Spurs game and the United vs West Brom games....made me fall head over heals in love with Football. Not sure if it is me but I really dont like the game at the high level now....too much hype, too many cossetted players who seem to lack their own style and charisma....too many glory hunters who support global sports brands and not their local clubs....tickets now sold at too high a price to tourists and day trippers pricing out the working man....this is why the passion has drained from the game....rant over!
matthew coombs You are absolutely right, I can remember coming home from an Arsenal game one evening and seeing Graham Rix and Alan Sunderland on the train on the way home, also how many of those goals were created/scored because players stayed on their feet and rode a challenge instead of going down as if they'd been shot as soon as the opposing player got within a couple of feet.
I’m with you pal. 78 was the first WC I really watched from start to finish. Football was magical back then, the players (lots of whom were local lads),the muddy pitches, collecting the stickers, the mags(shoot and Match weekly), Subbuteo, playing footy for the school and every waking minute with your mates. Going to games and watching your local team, mainly with your dad. Happy days, glad I did it back then.
Remember this season very well. Such great football and teams back then. Remember Liverpool being unstoppable that season. West Brom I think finished third that season. They were led by Big Ron Atkinson. The best West Brom team I have ever seen.
They were defeated by fixture congestion. That winter was harsh, games rearranged and they had about a 16 man squad at most. They were dead on their feet by the end of the season. Sports science was non existent. Steak meals, fish a d chips and a night on the lash was standard, along with pitches that resembled pachendale and brutal tackling, defenders "allowed one" and sliding and tackles from behind permitted plus provided you got the ball you wouldn't get called out for a foul.
As. Leeds Fan I would say Tony Currie. As a football fan, I would say Cantello. Brings back great memories. I had forgotten what a good side West Brom were in those days. RIP Laurie Cunningham. This was a great era for football, unlike now- it stinks.......thank you SKY tv!
Absolutely loved the Currie goal as a kid but now I realise there's much more to a great goal than the final strike. If it had been a well worked team goal with that as the finish it would've been the winner...
as a baggie it is great to see Cyril and Lawrie again.nice backheal from Bob Taylor great goals hard choice for me in 2023 boing boing tonight v Hull city great post. thanks 🙏👍
Thank you for adding this.Reminds me of my childhood,watching The Big Match.I was only 10 years old in 79,much prefered the game then.I agree with previous comments,Football today is full of plastics,Wags,diva players,zero loyalty to their clubs,stupid wages paid,awful attitudes by players.So glad i was able to see the era of late 70s and early 80s.Brian Moore was brilliant,must say two great goals by WBA,RIP L.CUNNINGHAM,from a WHUFC FAN
The money these players get has killed the game I'm not going to watch millionaires kick a bag of wind around and then pay for the privilege these millionaires don't Live in the real world!
It was ! Pelting down the wing, barely looked up, left foot, ball bounced slightly awkwardly as he hit at full stride straight onto the head of TMcD. Deffo one of my al ltime favourite goals from an era when I truly loved football. Don't watch footie at all now.
@@pavitashergill8308 ...but no longer the "English" league...with a helping of Scot/Welsh /Irish, of course. I was absolutely nuts about football from 1970 ( aged nine) to 1995. Since 2010, I just couldn't care less. It left me.
2 Baggies goals in the Top 6. Both in the same match, the 3-5 win at Old Trafford, one of the best games ever. A game full of great goals. There are full highlights for that match on y/t. Take 10 minutes and watch them.
10 minutes well spent. As usual, the West Brom Board didn't follow through with that team. They sold the 'crown jewells of Robson, Cunningham and let Atkinson and Addison leave too...FFS.
@whitbyjet65 So true! Commentators today need to learn that sometimes less is more - they don't need to be talking all the time, let the football do the talking. Half the 'experts' talk complete crap and are just filling space that doesn't need filling.
I still remember that McDermott goal. Front to back in a flash. I believe it was the final goal in Liverpool's 7-0 drubbing of Spurs. My Dad always loved Curry's goal though. The bend on the ball was back when the footballs were still hand stitched leather. they weren't made light like the ball of todays PL. Bending the ball like that was some trick in those days. Great trip down memory lane.
As as Albion fan yes Cantello great goal, great game but depending how you like your football Terry Mac,s header in that brilliant L.pool side was what it is all about ...you can keep your tip e tappy give me 3 passes and in the net any day ..Heighway did not even break stride. Superb
Some brilliant goals there. I remember that United vs WBA game as a young boy. I'm a United fan but what a striker Cyrille Regis was. RIP
I was standing on the kop the day Terry Mac scored the goal against spurs , that goal made it 7 nil , it was the first time we saw ardiles and villa from Argentina
I was at that game, the kop started cheering spurs and booing Liverpool, hahaha
Possibly Liverpool's best ever goal.⚽
The back heal to Cantello without looking and the finish was the best goal for me
I go for all six. As all of them were class.
Nah, Brady’s was second rate … keeper error.
I saw that West Brom side at Anfield that season. Reds won 2v1 but the Baggies were a great team. That game at old trafford stands out, amazing goals.
Thousands locked out that day. Albion scores 1 of 4 conceded at Anfield by Liverpool all season. We went to Anfield on top , but fixture congestion did us.
A great albion side
Youngsters who think that football only commenced thirty one years ago should watch this.
Many I bet would appreciate a proper good game of football.
Two West Brom goals fabulous.
Remember those goals at old Trafford went to the match to watch my WBA team tear Utd Apart. Great memory's watching Cyrille Regis & Len Cantello December 26th 1978. Long live that great man Cyrille, will never forget you
Even as a Villa fan, I have to say goal E Len Cantello just pips Terry McDermott. Also remembering what a great player Laurie Cunningham was back then.
McDermotts goal was a team effort and I clearly remember the game, thank you for the memory
Yeh, mostly the Tottenham team doing everything wrong….
Laurie Cunningham was such a class player.
Shame he didn't play for United longer - class act :)
That Man Utd WBA match_ an 8 goal classic. Wish I had it on DVD. Great side West Bromwich Albion had at that time.
Cheers Bruv. My first game was in that season a 0-1 home defeat to an excellent Ipswich side. Clive woods scored a marvellous goal that day and received a standing ovation from the Brummie Road end. Priceless memories...
@@robertdore9592 My first season too in the Brummie as an 11 year old watching awe at the talent. My idol back then was Willie Johnston, he owned that left wing. I wasn’t lucky enough to see him play more games after that season after he came back with the drug stigma from Argentina. His autobiography is a superb read ‘Sent Off at Gunpoint’
I have it on DVD, titled "The Fifth(?) Day of Christmas". Whether it's still available I don't know.
West Brom Fans who were at the Man Utd game still rate it as the best ever win away from home.
Isnt it great to look back,great phone on the desk,the video master games prize to be won,jesus i feel old.Few top players on the clip,Tony Currie,Liam Brady,Laurie Cunningham,so pleased i come across this clip,thankyou very much.
Back in the days when you could celebrate without worrying about VAR ..
I record all of The Big Match shows from 1975-1983, as they are regularly shown on either Itv4 or BT Sport. Great nostalgia.
I wonder if there was a cut off date for golden goals as the wonder goal by Frank Worthinton a week earlier was not in the compilation!
I'm very biased but I'd have chosen Cyrille's goal.
The move started deep inside the half we were defending.Great game which I was lucky enough to be at,don't think due to my age at the time I appreciated how good a side we had.
Liverpool won the league but our chances were ruined by a terrible winter and fixture pile up(they had undersoil heating)
21 matches between March 12th and May 18th and only used 14 players.Finished 3rd.
Boing Boing!
Great team goal, that. Should be shared by all three players.
watching Brian Moore and all these great footballers should make all of us born in late 1950s and early 1960s very happy that we have seen the best there was to see in football and life in general as well. We had childhoods where we were told to be home before dark. We became teenagers with the best cars and the greatest era of rock in 1960s and 70s. We should all remember the great life we have been privy to before we start to complain about what we see today in this 'woke', 'pc' world. We were the lucky generation............
That Liverpool goal is still one of my favourites all these years later...and i'm a Toffee !
That was my all-time favourite Liverpool strip and an absolute MACHINE of a side. Flawless.
Tony Currie. Wonderful player, and great crowd pleaser.
There all great goals but that Liverpool goal is one of the greatest team goals ever scored.,
Agreed, and if they did it in the 2023-24 season we would still be saying that it was brilliant.
God I miss terraces, surely they can reintroduce them and make them safe? Loved these days of football, Huge crowds standing, European football on free to air channels, division 1 games on the big match Sunday afternoon and let's not forget Saint and Greavsy. Yes I am old but I really do miss those days.
Brian moore still my favourite commentator.......football was so inventive in those days.
It was real and honest
Cantello's goal and the other WBA goal showed great team effort
Brian Moore ..quality players. The Commentary ..Brilliant
English football at ITS BEST
HAPPY DAYS
That Liverpool goal was a spectacular team goal. Definitely my favourite. But all round an excellent list to choose from! I adored Tony Currie and what stands out is the quality of the football on some less that quality surfaces. Mind you, those surfaces had improved from the 1960s.
I was at the LWT studios while this The Big Match was aired, I met so many footballers in the reception room next door.
My team Bolton Wanderers signed Cantello not long after this, but sadly he couldn't repeat the form he had at West Brom.
Also what fantastic players West Brom had in Cunningham and Regis, should have played for England more than they did.
It is staggering how many truly talented players never got the breaks with England. There seems to be an ingrained suspicion of flair that has been to our detriment.
@@mikesaunders4775 Yes. Matt Le Tissier should have won a hundred caps!
It makes you realise that we were living in that era
" Tony Currie milks the applause of the crowd"😀😀
Still the greatest Liverpool goal ever .
mmmmmmmmmmm. yes and no. lol
There was one scored by Ray Kennedy away at Bristol City around this time that was even better in my opinion!
When I was a lad I couldn't understand why Match of the Day didn't include Terry McDermott's goal in their Goal of the Season shortlist that season. Surely, I reasoned, Jimmy Hill must have seen it on The Big Match so all he had to do was ask ITV for the tape.....
Love the phone on Brian’s deck
Goal B does it for me eventhough it was against my beloved Spurs. Goal E was a close second.
Great memories
scoring superb goals without the stupid celebrations......... what a wonderful time that was.
Liverpool man from NZ loved those 2 WBA legends Cunningham & Regis & they should of won the Goal but the Terry Mac goal was unbelievable 1 touch 100yards 3 passes & of course the result the Famous 7-0 hiding sorry Spurs Fans
Thanks for the great uploads Ian
great passes
this is how football should be. but we have lost that era sadly. the premiership ruined that with foreign players and managers. also the money has ruined it to.
Those were the days, you knew the players, they didn’t fall down after every minor touch and you could pronounce their names!
Yeah...Shaw..Bale..Kane.. dead hard to pronounce...
Hard to pick a winner but my favourite is Bryan Robson's effort. Fantastic control and finish. A tough choice though, wouldn't quibble over any of them.
Classic video of the last great decade of English football, the 1970s.
Brian Moore's beautiful comb-over, digital watch, kipper-tie, rotary phone. And almost all the players were from the UK or Ireland. Great days.
Now the game is high-tech, too much so, full of obnoxious over-paid foreigners. The "English" Premier league is the biggest misnomer of all time....
Neoliberalism gobbles up nations and makes them obsolete.
CYRILLE CYRILLE - a Midlands club at last!
much better football in those days the sides were on a level par and anyone on their day could beat anyone else...tony currie fantastic player..how many england caps did he get...was it 2 or something...ridiculous
6 excellent goals. I think Goal F won it.
The England creates the football, We're Brazilians does perfected a new "Joga Bonito"... BRASIL 5-STARS AND SINCE 1930 IN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS UNTIL TODAY, ENGLAND JUST SO MAKE IT ONE TITLE IN HOMETOWN DECISION AT SUMMER 1966 (WEST GERMANY WAS BEING BETTER INCLUDE THE LEGEND CAPTAIN CALLED UWE SEELER). Muito Obrigado!
These are goals that were lucky enough to have TV cameras there - how many incredible goals were actually not captured on video during the 70s (and to a certain point the 80s)?
@greenisland75
I vote E aswell, only because hes my uncle haha
baggies goals were 1 and 2 ..
And they reckon footballers are more skillful now, today's players wouldn't last five minutes.
Brady all day long 🙂
does anyone know who won? This was different than goal of the season which was won by Ray Kennedy that year
Just after Police 5 and Shaw Taylor
Brian Moore was class. Not like these ex player pundits and box ticking clowns we see now.
Only C
Who else?
VIDEO MASTER GAMES!
Before Britain was invaded
Tie between Cyrille and Terry Mac
Brian Moore!
Was it not Pat (Patsy) Holland?
Clive Walker!
Videomaster... blast from the past at the end
Those two WBA goals are magic
I know West Brom fans who still talk about that game today.
United were played off the park in front of their own fans and humiliated by the Albion.
Happy days!
I was at the game the day Liam Brady scored that goal I was behind the goal and what the camera did not pick up was the ball was swerving a lot before it went into the back of the net ⚽️⭐️
Those West Brom boys ....wow! The McDermott goal....1 touch football...devastating ! So many great goals ... Cantello and Regis ... sublime. How good was Cunningham??
The 78-79 season was the first full season I watched as a nipper. Got the football bug watching the World Cup in 78 when Argentina won it. I remember both the Liverpool vs Spurs game and the United vs West Brom games....made me fall head over heals in love with Football. Not sure if it is me but I really dont like the game at the high level now....too much hype, too many cossetted players who seem to lack their own style and charisma....too many glory hunters who support global sports brands and not their local clubs....tickets now sold at too high a price to tourists and day trippers pricing out the working man....this is why the passion has drained from the game....rant over!
matthew coombs You are absolutely right, I can remember coming home from an Arsenal game one evening and seeing Graham Rix and Alan Sunderland on the train on the way home, also how many of those goals were created/scored because players stayed on their feet and rode a challenge instead of going down as if they'd been shot as soon as the opposing player got within a couple of feet.
Loved the 1978 world cup
Good rant though mate!!
Bob on! I feel the same way 👍
I’m with you pal. 78 was the first WC I really watched from start to finish. Football was magical back then, the players (lots of whom were local lads),the muddy pitches, collecting the stickers, the mags(shoot and Match weekly), Subbuteo, playing footy for the school and every waking minute with your mates. Going to games and watching your local team, mainly with your dad. Happy days, glad I did it back then.
Very nostalgic to see English soccer golden goals with a brilliant host.
When football was actually exciting. No preening prima donnas diving about 😊
Agree... you can watch The Big Match Revisited on Channel 4 on Saturday Mornings...
There was and always will be a few prima donnas though
Football had always prima donna, at least since the times of Meazza.
Agreed upon.
Exactly 👍👍👍
When my Albion were fantastic. Seems a long time ago now.
Back in the day when fooball was the beautiful game
And was not about the haircuts or the trademarked goal celebration - and NO sponsorship or shirt advertising :)
McDermott goal wow. That cross field ball by Johnson,first time cross and bullet header. The perfect goal
Cracking goal 👊
Cyril Regis RIP,
Tony Curry for individual brilliance, but for a team Goal it was Terry McDermotts goal all day long.
Remember this season very well. Such great football and teams back then. Remember Liverpool being unstoppable that season.
West Brom I think finished third that season. They were led by Big Ron Atkinson. The best West Brom team I have ever seen.
My GOODNESS the West Brom team goals are just beautiful.
WBA we’re a serious force back then.
How they didn’t win the league or the FA cup is beyond me.
They were defeated by fixture congestion.
That winter was harsh, games rearranged and they had about a 16 man squad at most.
They were dead on their feet by the end of the season.
Sports science was non existent.
Steak meals, fish a d chips and a night on the lash was standard, along with pitches that resembled pachendale and brutal tackling, defenders "allowed one" and sliding and tackles from behind permitted plus provided you got the ball you wouldn't get called out for a foul.
Steak, fish and chips, and a night or the lash produced beautiful football!
As. Leeds Fan I would say Tony Currie. As a football fan, I would say Cantello. Brings back great memories. I had forgotten what a good side West Brom were in those days. RIP Laurie Cunningham. This was a great era for football, unlike now- it stinks.......thank you SKY tv!
Laurie a great player and went to play for Real Madrid. Sadly, like a lot of flyweight flare, soon faded to nothing at all.
Currie was an amazing talent.
McDermott won
Tony Currie's goal was the best individual strike, but the build up to the Len Cantello goal was incomparable.
Absolutely loved the Currie goal as a kid but now I realise there's much more to a great goal than the final strike. If it had been a well worked team goal with that as the finish it would've been the winner...
as a baggie it is great to see Cyril and Lawrie again.nice backheal from Bob Taylor great goals hard choice for me in 2023 boing boing tonight v Hull city great post. thanks 🙏👍
What a great show the Big Match was on a Sunday afternoon, with Brian Moore
Whoah that West Brom team, they were something else. Should've won more. But the Liverpool dynasty stood in the way of that !!
A Golden era at the Baggies with top class players , Cunnigham is my favourite player of all time , Regis is also a legend 🤍💙✌️💯
Thank you for adding this.Reminds me of my childhood,watching The Big Match.I was only 10 years old in 79,much prefered the game then.I agree with previous comments,Football today is full of plastics,Wags,diva players,zero loyalty to their clubs,stupid wages paid,awful attitudes by players.So glad i was able to see the era of late 70s and early 80s.Brian Moore was brilliant,must say two great goals by WBA,RIP L.CUNNINGHAM,from a WHUFC FAN
Completely agree
The money these players get has killed the game I'm not going to watch millionaires kick a bag of wind around and then pay for the privilege these millionaires don't
Live in the real world!
agreed mate...England had absolutely no excuse and should have won at least on trophy in that era.
Same age as you and completely agree 👍🏽
They've had some great players up the baggies and played some Great football over the years
Terry Mac every day of the week. However Regis was one of my favourite players at the time. An absolute unit
McDermott, Liverpool
Ive always said the Steve Heighway cross is the greatest in the history of football.
Also the best West Brom team ever, RIP Laurie and Cyrille
It was ! Pelting down the wing, barely looked up, left foot, ball bounced slightly awkwardly as he hit at full stride straight onto the head of TMcD. Deffo one of my al ltime favourite goals from an era when I truly loved football. Don't watch footie at all now.
It was a great cross no doubt, best ever is stretching it a bit mate
Laurie Cunningham - The Black Pearl. What a brilliant player he was. R.I.P. Laurie - it was a privilege to see you play.
Cunningham, Regis and Brendon Batson - an awesome trio. Watched 'em on many occasions - poetry in motion.
Madrid does not forget!
Tony Currie was top draw
Regis, great team goal.
Terry McDermott..................all the way. All cracking goals though.
WBA had a great side back in the day some talent there.
Still baffles me how they didn't win anything. Superb side.
Has a Chelsea fan, as much as I loathe to say the Liverpool goal was sheer class, as were that team of the 70s.
You see there was footballers & great goals before the Premier League came !!
And none of the hype.
Just the name change. Still league 1 to me.
@@pavitashergill8308 ...but no longer the "English" league...with a helping of Scot/Welsh /Irish, of course. I was absolutely nuts about football from 1970 ( aged nine) to 1995. Since 2010, I just couldn't care less. It left me.
@@spanishpeaches2930 Understandably. I still watch it & support my club, etc., but it's lost its soul.
I was at the Liverpool v Spurs game. Terry Mac's goal best of the lot.
Even as an EFC fan, that was , for me, the best of the lot. Outstanding.
Being a west ham fan I should say pop Robson's was the best - but Tony Curry's was pure class.
2 Baggies goals in the Top 6. Both in the same match, the 3-5 win at Old Trafford, one of the best games ever. A game full of great goals. There are full highlights for that match on y/t. Take 10 minutes and watch them.
10 minutes well spent. As usual, the West Brom Board didn't follow through with that team. They sold the 'crown jewells of Robson, Cunningham and let Atkinson and Addison leave too...FFS.
@whitbyjet65 So true! Commentators today need to learn that sometimes less is more - they don't need to be talking all the time, let the football do the talking. Half the 'experts' talk complete crap and are just filling space that doesn't need filling.
I still remember that McDermott goal. Front to back in a flash. I believe it was the final goal in Liverpool's 7-0 drubbing of Spurs. My Dad always loved Curry's goal though. The bend on the ball was back when the footballs were still hand stitched leather. they weren't made light like the ball of todays PL. Bending the ball like that was some trick in those days. Great trip down memory lane.
That Steve Heighway first touch cross though...
As as Albion fan yes Cantello great goal, great game but depending how you like your football Terry Mac,s header in that brilliant L.pool side was what it is all about ...you can keep your tip e tappy give me 3 passes and in the net any day ..Heighway did not even break stride. Superb
Cantello is my uncle 😅