CLASSIC HIGHLIGHTS 📼 | Ireland v Scotland 1980 |
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- Take a trip down memory lane for this match between Ireland and Scotland in 1980
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Moss Keane RIP, Legend
I remember this well and the players believe it or not I was 9 years old never missed a game with our Dad. Hes gone now but we always appreciated the love of sports he instilled in us. When i see these games it brings me back to my youth a simpler time and a sport that was played with passion for the love of the game not money. The reward was pulling on that old green jersey and marching onto the field to represent your country and your people. No greater honor exists in sport win lose or draw.
The old Ireland v Scotland games were always tough battles with no quarter asked for or given. This is a great example.
Ollie Campbell.....what a goal kicker !!!!! Amazing with the old Gibert ball !!!!
I’m struggling here with the concept that this is 43 years ago! And as a full grown adult, I watched this match live! 😅. Rugby has progressed and also regressed since then.
Regressed mostly. All it took was professionalism and making normal looking men into muscular giants.
I agree too many players built like tanks, this always reminds me of how I played in the 60s, 70s and early 80s. It was a better game then
Those scrums were just fantastic...two teams getting on with it!
No stoppage for resets. What an idea!
More of these old highlight videos please.
It's real rugby, not the crap played today.
Wish we could go back to the good ol' schoolboy rugby. Still a great game, just not the same anymore
The old Lansdowne. Had some great times there
I remember when the wind used to blow down the ground it made it very difficult kicking the ball into the wind.
I really like the new stadium with the glass stand at one end that cuts out the wind.
Back in the days when a scrum was quick and exciting. The ball from set pieces was so scrappy that it was hardly an advantage to win it.
Great to see the late Paul McNaughton at 12, in one of his last games for Ireland.
Would be great to see the France England match 1984
I have memories of that match 😅
Love how these teams just get on with rugby
The way they engaged in the scrums - no waste of time. Just hook in and press. Amazing.
Love the way they used to just stay on the field back then during the half time break.
Pas de perte de temps pour faire une mêlée)
Thanks for memories
How did TV allow the brown ball?? I remember that McDonnell & Patterson were two great prospects for Ireland but their careers were cut short with injuries, on lions tour. What a garry own by Campbel!l. Irvine was a great full back. Scot had a good team. Other thing to note was the speed of scrum formation, today's game?!
so different to today,scrums,taking back into the 22,kicking dead from restart,staying on the pitch at half time,rugby balls that weighed a ton when wet.I was playing rugby in the royal navy when this was played.
I am fairly certain I was there in person at Lansdowne for this match, if memory serves, with my sister. Feb or March 1980.
Feb 2 1980, how did I know, my brother was born on this day, sometimes you are reminded about events like that and what you were doing
Rodney O'Donnell. A greatcareer cut short by injury
I was 5 happy days
Loved an international w/e in Dublin
Remember kicking up the turf to make a tee...
Grandissima Irlanda!!
Ollie Campbell great player
Ah I love this I started to play grade 1981 so round same time scrums just get on with it line out no committee meeting . More actual play time compared to now Tops no walking bill bords and dont look like soccer shirts . Also basically same 30 people start the game is there at the end bar injuries Also if some one lies on ball or tries to stop it coming out of a maul little tap dancing will make them to think twice
Was at that game.
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That ref fancies himself.
and he was incompetent
God that old stadium was a dump. Mind you the whole of Dublin was a dump in those days.
Still is a dump
@@AbcdEfgh-zp1sn , A bigger dump than ever. Would love to have the old dump back.
the game is so much better now
1980s. Not a great decade for Irish rugby. Frequently got the wooden spoon in the 5 nations.
The 1980s were glory days compared to the 1990s!
Oranges on the pitch at half time, pitch like a potato field
Tony Ward got dropped, unfortunately. Renwick: one of the best ever. The first try: most pitches that wouldn't happen today, with those extra short in-goals, now called try zones (like end zones?) Even in parks where there IS room to have a deeper in-goal, some signage for adverts has to be put up to take up the space behind the dead ball line.
Renwick and Irvine would have been fantastic for the French team with their ingenuity