Wimbledon v Liverpool Recorded LIVE on ITV or LWT on VHS, including adverts etc While I was at the game !! Never Forgive, Never Forget....
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I am here by the recommendation of Steve Nicol and Craig Burley from ESPN FC
@sravankilari914 жыл бұрын
as am I lol
@sphalas14 жыл бұрын
Where is this Jones hack job? Time stamp?
@throwingdartsandbreakinghearts4 жыл бұрын
same here
@shitshembisobrian82004 жыл бұрын
@@throwingdartsandbreakinghearts 25:30
@JosephMartin74 жыл бұрын
Dont get what Craig was on about, clean tackle quick free kick nothing to see here 😂
@gaznelson86154 жыл бұрын
Being at this game was pure magic to a 13 year old teenager, wonderful day ..
@tonyparry43845 жыл бұрын
Craig barley sent me
@EverythingPossible144 жыл бұрын
What's so special about the kickoff?
@joethfc34 жыл бұрын
it wasn't as bad as Craig made out, not the first 30 seconds at least.
@levent-erhan4 жыл бұрын
Where’s the horrendous tackle he’s talking about?
@jaimebcu494 жыл бұрын
there are a few by vinnie jones so far. i'm still on the first half.
@levent-erhan4 жыл бұрын
where's the foul yo?
@beanayak20444 жыл бұрын
Nice to see Greavsie got dressed for the occasion.
@olliegalli123410 жыл бұрын
Laughed so hard when I read this lol
@juddaluvscheese9 жыл бұрын
Straight from the boozer?
@DMD107 жыл бұрын
I was 9 years old when Wimbledon won the cup. To this day I remember how Merton was buzzing. Happy days!
@ktfp9 ай бұрын
This is the first cup final I remember watching. I was only 6 years old at my Grandparents house & have this memory of everyone jumping up when Wimbledon scored. We are all Newcastle fans!! 🤣
@freespirit47062 жыл бұрын
When the cup final had so much meaning.
@raygrange73124 ай бұрын
Sitting here in this constant, massive overreaction that is lockdown, remembering what a great summer 1988 was. First I was at Wembley for the cup final, when we not only won the cup, but we beat the best team on the planet at the time, (arguably). Then I was back at Wembley a couple months later, for Springsteen’s, Tunnel of Love Tour, simply the best concert I’ve ever seen. Now that’s what you call a great summer
@andrewpaterson4942 жыл бұрын
And as a Liverpool fan I totally don't begrudge your summer, especially as you are on my wavelength with that lockdown BS
@bobuk1618 ай бұрын
Probably the last time the cup final felt like a major event in this country. It was on 3 of the 4 channels. It felt massive, the country literally came to a standstill. We had pride in our cup final. After 88, it went down to one channel, the BBC for hold of it with their boring biased, coverageby 91 the first semi got played at Wembley, terracing was taken down, and it was the beginning of the end. Now look at it. Such a shame. Kind of mirrors how the country has gone as a whole.
@Stokesie-st8gf6 жыл бұрын
I remember the 1989 final between Liverpool and Everton being a huge deal too but that may have been as much to do with being 10 at the time and of course what had happened just weeks prior. I fully agree with the rest though, modern finals are basically an excuse for the corporate bell-ends to get pissed for free at Wembley. Look how many of those mega expensive red seats are vacant for the first 20 minutes of the second half because their occupants are all still too busy shaking hands and taking selfies with the celebrities. Wembley is an expensive embarrassment.
@TheSaltsinNZ6 жыл бұрын
Superbly put, completely right Stokesie. It's gone, they've ruined it, no one really cares now unless it's their team in the final. A wonderful sporting event totally wrecked by a money grabbing shower of bastards who tried to convince us they were making it better. All they ever really succeeded on doing was buggering the whole thing up, and we know that the so called Premier League and Champions League are also major contributors for the FA Cup's downfall.
@31cify6 жыл бұрын
Stokesie 1980 The Cup Final just feels like any other Saturday late afternoon/early evening game now. I feel like I'm watching any other 5:30pm kick off game on Sky now. Taking away the 3pm kick off was the final nail in the coffin. It's a crying shame.
@davidmiles26366 жыл бұрын
football died the second that FIFA awarded the World Cup to Qatar
@AlonsoRules6 жыл бұрын
Spot on there Stokesie 1980
@hairynews83485 жыл бұрын
This final was football at its best, for everything it meant. And Liverpool were indeed one of the best teams in the world back then.
@PauloTheWinger11 Жыл бұрын
87 and 91 cup finals were much better this one too is up there
@damienspurs14711 ай бұрын
My very first FA cup final as a 11 year old... Matches were not shown frequently in singapore back then. By this time... I had already had a love and loyalty for liverpool. This was the final where i cried. Because i had never seen liverpool lose prior to this. It was always liverpool, liverpool and liverpool. They just didnt know how to lose... YNWA
@murallivengadasalamthevar17845 жыл бұрын
Great to see and you can see why Cup Finals were so much more special back then. Theres a real sense of occasion which is lacking now. These days it just feels like Wembley staging one of many functions.
@professorbed10 жыл бұрын
It's still special to me and millions of us outside of England. In fact it seems to only have lost its appeal in its own country
@davidhuggan631526 күн бұрын
Wimbledon deservedly collected the trophy...with graceless chants from Liverpool supporters in the background.
@thevillaaston78113 жыл бұрын
Strange, I can't hear a single chant from the Liverpool supporters as Wimbledon collect the trophy. They do sing YNWA after the final whistle, but that's just a salute to their team after they played a great season and came so close to the Double. It's almost as though you're an ABL who is seeing and hearing things that aren't there.
@martinodoni8943 Жыл бұрын
@@martinodoni8943 Booing as the Wimbledon players went up the steps. What is it as Dave Beasant goes up alonf to get the the trophy?... 'Liverpool', 'Liverpool', 'Liverpool'...Disgusting.
@thevillaaston7811 Жыл бұрын
I notice that at 5 mins 10 Brian Moore says hello to those watching in Australia. It is still watched at midnight here. I never miss one. Mind you, I wish it was still on Channel 9
@davidhuggan631526 күн бұрын
That Liverpool team was arguably the greatest side Liverpool ever had. The culture club versus the crazy gang.
@walterwhite30184 жыл бұрын
My opinion for what its worth, best liverpool team was joe fagans team.
@macker334 жыл бұрын
Add the 1978-79, team into the mix.
@andrewmark36823 жыл бұрын
@@macker33 Bob Paisley's teams 76-77,78-79,81-82. Fagan was the apprentice.
@phillipgreer48752 жыл бұрын
@@phillipgreer4875 You could be right, i only got on board may 1980.
@macker332 жыл бұрын
1983/84 weren't bad neither.❤
@nickycotton61374 ай бұрын
Attendance for the 1988 FA Cup Final was 98,203 fans.
@Logan_Zimmerman2 жыл бұрын
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@elshadjafar243714 күн бұрын
"Dave Beasant, the man who cost a thousand pounds from Edgware Town" Oh God how the game has changed lol
@Stevieboy749 жыл бұрын
Hugh Bliette Why would Grobelaar give money to Beasant? I’m not getting that.
That's a lot of money, considering that Watford bought John Barnes from Sudbury Town in return for a set of spare kits.
@of_doom_and_steel477 Жыл бұрын
LoL
@nickycotton61374 ай бұрын
I just came here because of Legendary picture of Diana and King Kenny !! Diana is such a gorgeous lady !! So humble and classy !!
@sagaradhikari79063 жыл бұрын
what a day!!🏟💛💙....afc"it only took 9yrs...it only took 9yrs!!:)COYD💛💙
@jasonhinkley726 жыл бұрын
John Fashanu, John Fashanu, John Fashanu, John Fashanu,...... That’s John Fasharnu tonight on BBC2
@nickcockayne78803 жыл бұрын
Vinnie Jones famous tackle on Steve McMahon at 25:33
@benjamineckford17183 жыл бұрын
Wimbledon sponsored by Carlsberg back then, which Liverpool would be from 1992 to 2010.
@cddb54085 жыл бұрын
Probably the best game in FA Cup final history!!!
@Diddy1970AD4 жыл бұрын
Great to see LWT footage.Thanks for upload.
@brianlogan259211 жыл бұрын
been looking for that song played at the end for such a long time thank you brother LEGEND !!
@fpvDRE10 ай бұрын
Fair play to Wimbledon they played really well on the day. Liverpool were breathtaking that season but on this day it just didn't happen for them. Maybe they underestimated Wimbledon and thought they would blow them away but that's what made the FA Cup so great back then.
@swkenny7 жыл бұрын
It's been said that maybe Liverpool lacked a bit of sharpness with the title wrapped up weeks before. The last few games of the season, they didn't need to win, so lost their edge a bit. Had the league championship had gone down to the wire it may have been different, added to the fact that certain incidents contrived against them that afternoon. Fair do's to Wimbledon - they did their homework.
@thenomad5257 жыл бұрын
swkenny very very true !!!
@Kill--alllll---IDF5 жыл бұрын
The 1987 and 1988 finals were the best in the competition’s history, both involving underdogs overcoming superior opponents. The 1988 final underscores the influence that erratic refereeing had on the outcome of matches in those days. However, all credit to Wimbledon. The Liverpool of the late 1980s ranks alongside Blackpool of the 1950s, Leeds United of the 1960s/70s and Manchester United of the 1990s as one of the great teams, and the gulf in class was obvious from kick-off, but Wimbledon were a robust side and took the fight to Liverpool.
@tomrogers71102 жыл бұрын
Wimbledon had some good players in that side, much better than the detractors gave them credit for. Yes their style of play wasn't easy on the eye but they were no worse than most other teams, they played to their strengths and this was a victory for honest endeavour and will to win. I doubt that Wimbledon's style of play would be that successful and effective now because of the many rule changes in the game, but Wimbledon's story was unique and I doubt we'll see it again
@allthekingshorses7178 Жыл бұрын
89 and 90 were great too, it was a good run
@mike04574 Жыл бұрын
@@mike04574 Of course, you're right. 89 was the famous Merseyside derby after the Hillsborough disaster. Everton equalised in the last minute and there was a pitch invasion. 90 was the one that had to be replayed and Leighton was dropped in the replay. I think the standard of football is generally better nowadays and the pitches are better, but somehow it's just not the same as those days. There was something magical and special about the cup final that isn't the case now.
@tomrogers7110 Жыл бұрын
funny you say that Tom, ive always thought this and youre the first person ive ever heard say it. i grew up living in kingston upon thames and supported wimbledon as a kid, but my dad was from coventry and was a massive cov fan. So, my babysitter she was a dons fan and would take me to plough lane to watch them, and then my dad would often take me to watch cov away games against london teams, However, like you said, 87 and 88 were two back to back years where there was MASSIVE underdogs in a final... cov had never been in a final or a semi, the whole team combined was worth about 750K, and they played spurs who had been in seven previous cup finals.....and.......had won all seven!! and then youve got wimbledon of course, who came from non league to the top flight in a ridiculously short time of like 11 years i think.( and also played one of the best teams in the world at that time) anyway. i got a bit excited that you made that point tom so i thought id babble on about your point a bit. sorry to bore ya! haha. Have a good day mate.
@jamiew16648 ай бұрын
@@jamiew1664 Not bored at all, good comment. I'm a Leeds fan and was actually at the 1987 semi-final. I was only 9 and the only thing I remember (and not even sure if this is accurate and I even forget where it was!) is that a woman standing up near us threw the ball to a Coventry player and then they scored! LOL. Interesting thing is we were the definite underdogs that game as we were then in Second Division, but Coventry became the definite underdogs in the final against a talented Tottenham side.
@tomrogers71108 ай бұрын
1:34 wow! Overcrowding accident with Liverpool supporters and precursor to Hilsborough disaster a year later
@Adlata Жыл бұрын
Yep true, but crowd surges were commonplace back then.
@jazzdub4958 Жыл бұрын
I love that the adverts were all left in.
@yozza49785 ай бұрын
Thanks for uploading this. I have so many happy memories of that glorious day when Wimbledon creamed Liverpool!!!
@phillipgreer48757 жыл бұрын
Liverpool had an unfortunate off day when it mattered most. Second on the day, but second to nobody throughout the league season.
@treadstone19703 жыл бұрын
@@treadstone1970 I wouldn't dispute that point Tim.
@phillipgreer48753 жыл бұрын
Craig Barley sent me here too! Also it’s about 8mins into the game and not 30seconds like he stated
@MrJabsngema4 жыл бұрын
Love that he still has his gloves on, like 20 mins after the game ended
@jamiew16648 ай бұрын
1:28:04 RIP Laurie Cunningham. Sadly passed away just 14 months later from this cup final appearance aged just 33.
@jazzdub4958 Жыл бұрын
What a quality player he was!
@cleehomes11 ай бұрын
my existence on planet earth didn't spawn till the year after this match :D
@kenwkls6392 Жыл бұрын
This is the first time I have seen this match in full since 1988! How the hell did Liverpool lose this match? The goal by Beardsley should never have been ruled out. Madness. Credit to Wimbledon for their spoiling tactics, they stopped Liverpool playing their smooth football. Wimbledon hardly put five passes together all match!! Plus Vinnie Jones' tackle on McMahon should have been a yellow card. It just went all wrong for Liverpool and definitely brings back bad memories. Throughout the 1990s I went to Sehurst Park a few times and saw Liverpool lose or draw with Wimbledon virtually every time, including 1997 when they finished off Liverpool's title challenge that season. I also saw Crystal Palace beat Liverpool at Selhurst Park as well even when Dalglish was still manager in 1990. Even when I would go to Anfield to watch Liverpool take on Wimbledon, they would end up drawing. I remember in 1996/97 Loehardsen equalised for Wimbledon late on at Anfield, next season Liverpool buy him! Liverpool at that stage were going nowhere fast. Sadly throughout the 1990s I don't recall going to a match home or away where Liverpool actually beat Wimbledon. The strange thing about this Wimbledon team is they had good players despite the dreadful football. Dennis Wise became a Chelsea captain and legend. John Scales went to Liverpool in 1994, Terry Phelan played for Ireland, Laurie Cunningham was past his best but a top talent. Don Howe was a well respected coach and former manager of Arsenal. Terry Gibson played for Manchester Utd. Just a very strange day in 1988, not to be for Liverpool but well done Wimbledon. As a Londoner it was sad to see what happened to Wimbledon in 2000 even though I didn't like their football much.
@BurnsTennis4 жыл бұрын
It was never a foul by Nicol on Phelan that led to the free kick for the goal either.
@-dave35773 жыл бұрын
@@-dave3577 you know of all of the years I've seen that goal your right it never should have been a free kick barley touched him.
@craigmullen90462 жыл бұрын
@@-dave3577yep..👍
@nickycotton61374 ай бұрын
Who's here because of ESPN FC ?
@carlosr77464 жыл бұрын
As a west Brom fan, I was so happy for Laurie cunningham!! And then 12 months later; So sad; he and cyrille were so loved by us baggies fans, I just hope they realised just how much. I was 15 at the time and watched it wth a load of Scousers in Majorca. I cheered when Laurie came on I cheered then dons won the cup I left eagerly. LOL
@philh82885 жыл бұрын
I still can’t watch this game again….saw it then, cried and never revisited this match or the 1989 loss to arsenal
@bobkumar87542 жыл бұрын
The magic sponge!! It was filthy ;)
@juddaluvscheese9 жыл бұрын
Imagine if it was used on nowadays players??
@orahovavucichitlerdacicgoe72234 жыл бұрын
I know Liverpool were a great team, but why were people talking about Wimbledon as if they were a bunch of no-hopers? They finished 6th that season.
@adamweishaupt28468 жыл бұрын
Adam Weishaupt 7th....Arsenal were 6th 9 points above Wimbledon. But yeah still it's a cup final anything can happen I always think like that. Especially when it's 2 teams who are at least in the same division.
@cddb54085 жыл бұрын
Yeah I am a Liverpool fan and didn't understand it. It was not like they were a lower division team and had beaten us the previous season.
@simondelaney64835 жыл бұрын
Media Narrative. Don't buy into it guys.
@whtwht4 жыл бұрын
Adam Weishaupt because that Liverpool team were regarded the best Liverpool team ever they were a class apart that season
@gazclint14 жыл бұрын
I know this is a late response but it's important to remember that just ten years prior to '88, Wimbledon was in the fourth division so although they had a good season in the first division that year (7th place finish), they really were seen as underdogs as they had risen so quickly and so unexpectedly.
@gilbertknight14882 жыл бұрын
I loved the post-match interviews so much fun unlike our boring, bland, robots nowadays 👏🏾
@omarmirza56769 ай бұрын
I watched this in Cyprus, had a guy on the flat roof of a clubhouse holding the aerial so we could pick this up on Middle East TV and the sound came from the BBC World Service.
@paulc213010 ай бұрын
I think the last proper competitive Fa cup was 1993, and since then it starts going down with the introduction of PL, CL, Sky Tv and Bosman, the FA cup is the greatest and oldest football competition, and is major and important as the championship in my opinion, gone the replay days, we hardly see lower teams in the finals and surprises against odds which make it so exciting and gives hope for smaller teams in glory, and the final nail in the coffin is wembly, cant believe how they demolished the historical stadium and build this sole less stadium.
@gregpool184 жыл бұрын
We see so many surprises in the FA cup even now
@rohithraman6488 Жыл бұрын
The FA Cup has lost none of its magic
@davidhuggan631526 күн бұрын
@@rohithraman6488Maybe more?
@davidhuggan631526 күн бұрын
Greavesy - did nothing on the pitch for 89 minutes but somehow always bagged a goal or two. Incredible.
@lawrencesimmons50934 жыл бұрын
Yep,always quality nonsense lol
@shanet5604 Жыл бұрын
Bloody hell, Grevsie is 48 years old here, but looks Sixty! Bit too much half-time hospitality on this and other occasions?
@dawnreeves-turner33213 жыл бұрын
Strict 95%-alcohol diet.
@of_doom_and_steel477 Жыл бұрын
Great upload mate. Hope the spoilsport FA don't get it taken down.
@MiddlesbroughFCVideoVault11 жыл бұрын
great track suit from both team
@onerealtyvideo4 жыл бұрын
Some observations: Wimbledon played almost 90 minutes of low block defending. This was a way of defending that was quite uncommon back then for pro clubs, unlike now. The way to get around it, I think is to let the low block team come at you and hit them on the break or draw them in and then hit a key pass. Unless you're Man City who can pass through teams at will. But Liverpool in 1988, as good as they were, were not the Man City of modern day. Thus, Liverpool made the mistake of trying to pass through Wimbledon and it was just impossible but back then, as I say, that type of defending was so uncommon, teams didn't really know how to counter it. Barnes resorted to hit and hope crosses. Beardsley trying to take 3 Wimbledon players on every time and losing out. You could tell Liverpool sort of gave up hope. The disallowed Beardsley goal was symptomatic of the quality of refereeing back then. You think it is bad now, it was bloody terrible back then. The goal Liverpool conceded was just rank bad defending. Gary Ablett just didn't want to attack the ball and so ultimately that gave Sanchez a free header. The penalty was obviously never a penalty and I always thought the ref gave it to make up for Beardsley's disallowed goal. But Aldridge's kick was so poor. Telegraphed into the hands of Beasant. It was not a difficult save. And the adverts - well, they are definitely worth watching. Good times the late 80's.
@Dead-Ball-Situation Жыл бұрын
It takes a special kind of idiot to mess up a marriage with Princess Diana. She added the touch a exquisite class to an unforgettable day of cup final football. I had just finished secondary school that summer with the world ahead of me, it's been a tough life but watching this final and build-up on the old tv set with old friends long gone is memories one should cherish. Life goes by at the blink of an eye.
@jazzdub4958 Жыл бұрын
Never mind the football watching the old commercials brings back so many memories, Alan Sugar and Amstrad😂! Also Jim looks like he has had a few!
@BB49. Жыл бұрын
From what I remember of this game it just didn’t spark,Liverpool couldn’t get into a rhythm,but what a team Liverpool had,the best in the world.
@zzzaaa09903 ай бұрын
RIP Brian Moore
@texriba8000 Жыл бұрын
Wimbledon. To do what they did a non Lge side, then zipped up the four divs to Div1 & stay there nigh on 10yrs, oh won FAC agin LFC & sold players too big boys. Big respect, Roy of the Rovers made real.
@seltaeb96913 жыл бұрын
Brian More gave fulsome praise to the Wimbledon goal. Whereas the Liverpool supporter John Motson commentated to the Wimledon goal through gritted teeth.
@thevillaaston78112 жыл бұрын
Even after 32 years (2020) its still like a bad dream
@prakz713 жыл бұрын
Even after 34 years im still gutted
@rickycole40613 күн бұрын
Please share this video with every Barcelona's fan,, 🙉🙉🙉
@hanonomiri4 жыл бұрын
everyone thought we'd lose media: its going to be 5-0 or 4-0 to liverpool. we won though
@danieljohnson21396 жыл бұрын
Daniel Johnson I was 10 years old and I cud not believe it . Wen I use the word BELIEVE IT.. I mean it I just couldn't believe Wimbledon won
@Kill--alllll---IDF5 жыл бұрын
Whatever the result ,was a tremendous occasion the Fa cup was magic , special the old wembley so much better than the new . They can keep it !!!!
@chrisfallon96783 жыл бұрын
Whatever the result ?? Wtf are you talking about ? The result is why it is still remembered ffs !
People think refereeing is bad today but it was rock bottom shite for the key decisions back then.
@Dead-Ball-Situation Жыл бұрын
Ref simply blew instead of allowing advantage… there was technically no goal to disallow.
@5piral0ut Жыл бұрын
Craig sent me here to see
@Aviator-predictor202474 жыл бұрын
Super vinny what a tackle
@joshuashow88972 жыл бұрын
Steve McMahon showing his true class
@roatanowl87913 жыл бұрын
Imagine if Grobelaar and Beasant played nowadays!?!?!?! They would get such a blocking for kicking long all the time 😂
@MrMallum5 ай бұрын
'not one of the prettiest finals'. Brian Moore. It was a truly beautiful afternoon.
@thevillaaston7811 Жыл бұрын
And no one hardly mentions what my Dad said (he went to 5 FA Cups in 60s) playing 2 injured players v a physical side put Liverpool on back foot.
@rc2869 Жыл бұрын
Look a Wembley Stadium back then? Haven 17. Who's bright idea was to change it all?!?!?!?!
@LIVERNIL7236 жыл бұрын
Back when cup finals meant something.
@Redthroughandthrough16 күн бұрын
why oh why do you remove the sound when i try to upload this to be editted?
@chriscoughlan52217 сағат бұрын
Brian 'Little Dennis Wise' Moore.
@everymatt6 жыл бұрын
For 10 points, name a player in this match who has also played an FA Cup match against Cristiano Ronaldo
@disobeytoday46853 жыл бұрын
Has to be Dennis Wise, who was not only Millwall's manager, but player-manager in 2004 with Millwall facing United.
@butcher00743 жыл бұрын
great fact!
@guitarreilly2 жыл бұрын
Why is this in my recommended after Stevie said we must KZhead it
@khosta66904 жыл бұрын
50:27 seriously?
@macker334 жыл бұрын
Beardsley was definitely pulled back, the problem was the ref blew for a foul straight away rather than playing the advantage. So yes, minor mistake by the ref but Liverpool didn't deserve to win that day anyway.
@zargonthemagnificent3303 жыл бұрын
Still better than the alternative. 5 minute delay for VAR, 5 minute delay for injury treatment to the attacker, red card for the defender, totally ruined the game. But a decision was given correctly. Yayyyy
@disobeytoday46853 жыл бұрын
@@disobeytoday4685 Var would have probably ruled him offside.
@macker333 жыл бұрын
I noticed that backpassing was allowed, both keepers picked up direct passes from defenders. Guess backpassing is a rule that wasn't around in the 80s, cool
@PandaInTheFort3 жыл бұрын
Did you notice there is a player in this match who later played in another FA Cup match featuring Cristiano Ronaldo. Crazy that Ronaldo played against these people and is still scoring goals today
@disobeytoday46853 жыл бұрын
@@disobeytoday4685 Ah yes ! Dennis Wise the little runt !
@shanet56042 жыл бұрын
The law against 'keepers handling backpasses wasn't introduced until 1992.
@martinodoni8943 Жыл бұрын
Did both ITV and BBC show the cup final live?
@waz31284 ай бұрын
cheer's for up loading
@olejohnny6411 жыл бұрын
Princess Diana ❤️ assassinated for not caving in to the higher powers. RIP
@jarrettthomas48654 жыл бұрын
Meeting and kissing ‘untouchables’ highlighting evil use of land mines. She was an incredible Woman. It’s amazing to see her she really was beautiful.
@Betterthantelly4 жыл бұрын
50:26 Perfectly good Liverpool goal disallowed
@AlanAHAPartridge3 жыл бұрын
Nope. It was unquestionably a foul on Beardsley. The problem was the ref blew for the foul straight away and doesn't wait to see if he should play the advantage. So it can't be a "perfectly good goal" because play had already stopped for the free kick. Beardsley just ignores the whistle and with Beasant relaxed, he puts it in the net for the hell of it.
@zargonthemagnificent3303 жыл бұрын
@@zargonthemagnificent330 You are talking absolute crap, and you know it. Beasant went hurtling out and dived in it at Beardsley's feet to try and stop him scoring, you can see clear as daylight that he thought play was still going on. And as for "Puts it in the net for the hell of it," again, that is just crap. Beardsley was celebrating as the ball went in, and then he became completely distraught when he turned around and saw the referee calling back play. The ref got it totally wrong, and that DID have a serious impact on the course of the game, because Wimbledon went down the other end and scored a minute later - from a very, very softly-awarded free kick, I might add. Now, these things happen in football, and when they do, they are very unlucky. But please, stop trying to justify them by making out that things happened differently from how they very visibly did happen.
@martinodoni8943 Жыл бұрын
@@martinodoni8943 Suit yourself pal, but it's just a simple fact that play had already stopped when the ref blew for the original foul, so no goal. Of course Beardsley celebrates, any player would. Not quite sure how you can conclude that incident directly led to the Wimbledon goal either. Are you suggesting that Liverpool, by far the best side in the league that season, simply switched off and went to sleep because they had a goal disallowed?
@zargonthemagnificent330 Жыл бұрын
@@martinodoni8943 Whatever the ref got wrong in that incident, the scales were balanced when John Aldridgepenaltycheat was given an undeserved spot kick.
@thevillaaston7811 Жыл бұрын
Seen to be a course with the Ref. These day, got played down by var & ref like non other time...
@xperiaX10Android4 ай бұрын
The big question is - did the fan survive at 1.38?
@markdexter38767 жыл бұрын
Holy crap that looked really nasty didn't it?
@danyoutube74917 жыл бұрын
OMG lol
@walterwhite30184 жыл бұрын
146 innocent fans killed by Liverpool fans in the 1980s Banned from Europe for 5 years. You get a longer ban for saying "negro"
@disobeytoday46853 жыл бұрын
1:38
@shanet56042 жыл бұрын
@@disobeytoday4685 146? Where did you get that number from, you lying tosser?
@martinodoni8943 Жыл бұрын
see that lad get pushed by his mates at 1.37.....are they standing on the crowd barriers ?
@lylahale52843 жыл бұрын
2nd half Don's defended really well , first half dons wer absolutely petrified they will call them selves lucky for allowing liverpool not to score
@Kill--alllll---IDF5 ай бұрын
Is that jimmy greaves at the start?
@arranmelaugh56064 жыл бұрын
The disallowed Beardsley goal was probably the worst most incompetent refereeing decision I’ve ever seen. A decision so bad you’d assume it would have to be corruption.
@hi0u91e910 ай бұрын
this oval track sand at Wembley was used for dog track? greyhounds ...
I am here by the recommendation of Steve Nicol and Craig Burley from ESPN FC
as am I lol
Where is this Jones hack job? Time stamp?
same here
@@throwingdartsandbreakinghearts 25:30
Dont get what Craig was on about, clean tackle quick free kick nothing to see here 😂
Being at this game was pure magic to a 13 year old teenager, wonderful day ..
Craig barley sent me
What's so special about the kickoff?
it wasn't as bad as Craig made out, not the first 30 seconds at least.
Where’s the horrendous tackle he’s talking about?
there are a few by vinnie jones so far. i'm still on the first half.
where's the foul yo?
Nice to see Greavsie got dressed for the occasion.
Laughed so hard when I read this lol
Straight from the boozer?
I was 9 years old when Wimbledon won the cup. To this day I remember how Merton was buzzing. Happy days!
This is the first cup final I remember watching. I was only 6 years old at my Grandparents house & have this memory of everyone jumping up when Wimbledon scored. We are all Newcastle fans!! 🤣
When the cup final had so much meaning.
Sitting here in this constant, massive overreaction that is lockdown, remembering what a great summer 1988 was. First I was at Wembley for the cup final, when we not only won the cup, but we beat the best team on the planet at the time, (arguably). Then I was back at Wembley a couple months later, for Springsteen’s, Tunnel of Love Tour, simply the best concert I’ve ever seen. Now that’s what you call a great summer
And as a Liverpool fan I totally don't begrudge your summer, especially as you are on my wavelength with that lockdown BS
Probably the last time the cup final felt like a major event in this country. It was on 3 of the 4 channels. It felt massive, the country literally came to a standstill. We had pride in our cup final. After 88, it went down to one channel, the BBC for hold of it with their boring biased, coverageby 91 the first semi got played at Wembley, terracing was taken down, and it was the beginning of the end. Now look at it. Such a shame. Kind of mirrors how the country has gone as a whole.
I remember the 1989 final between Liverpool and Everton being a huge deal too but that may have been as much to do with being 10 at the time and of course what had happened just weeks prior. I fully agree with the rest though, modern finals are basically an excuse for the corporate bell-ends to get pissed for free at Wembley. Look how many of those mega expensive red seats are vacant for the first 20 minutes of the second half because their occupants are all still too busy shaking hands and taking selfies with the celebrities. Wembley is an expensive embarrassment.
Superbly put, completely right Stokesie. It's gone, they've ruined it, no one really cares now unless it's their team in the final. A wonderful sporting event totally wrecked by a money grabbing shower of bastards who tried to convince us they were making it better. All they ever really succeeded on doing was buggering the whole thing up, and we know that the so called Premier League and Champions League are also major contributors for the FA Cup's downfall.
Stokesie 1980 The Cup Final just feels like any other Saturday late afternoon/early evening game now. I feel like I'm watching any other 5:30pm kick off game on Sky now. Taking away the 3pm kick off was the final nail in the coffin. It's a crying shame.
football died the second that FIFA awarded the World Cup to Qatar
Spot on there Stokesie 1980
This final was football at its best, for everything it meant. And Liverpool were indeed one of the best teams in the world back then.
87 and 91 cup finals were much better this one too is up there
My very first FA cup final as a 11 year old... Matches were not shown frequently in singapore back then. By this time... I had already had a love and loyalty for liverpool. This was the final where i cried. Because i had never seen liverpool lose prior to this. It was always liverpool, liverpool and liverpool. They just didnt know how to lose... YNWA
Great to see and you can see why Cup Finals were so much more special back then. Theres a real sense of occasion which is lacking now. These days it just feels like Wembley staging one of many functions.
It's still special to me and millions of us outside of England. In fact it seems to only have lost its appeal in its own country
Wimbledon deservedly collected the trophy...with graceless chants from Liverpool supporters in the background.
Strange, I can't hear a single chant from the Liverpool supporters as Wimbledon collect the trophy. They do sing YNWA after the final whistle, but that's just a salute to their team after they played a great season and came so close to the Double. It's almost as though you're an ABL who is seeing and hearing things that aren't there.
@@martinodoni8943 Booing as the Wimbledon players went up the steps. What is it as Dave Beasant goes up alonf to get the the trophy?... 'Liverpool', 'Liverpool', 'Liverpool'...Disgusting.
I notice that at 5 mins 10 Brian Moore says hello to those watching in Australia. It is still watched at midnight here. I never miss one. Mind you, I wish it was still on Channel 9
That Liverpool team was arguably the greatest side Liverpool ever had. The culture club versus the crazy gang.
My opinion for what its worth, best liverpool team was joe fagans team.
Add the 1978-79, team into the mix.
@@macker33 Bob Paisley's teams 76-77,78-79,81-82. Fagan was the apprentice.
@@phillipgreer4875 You could be right, i only got on board may 1980.
1983/84 weren't bad neither.❤
Attendance for the 1988 FA Cup Final was 98,203 fans.
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"Dave Beasant, the man who cost a thousand pounds from Edgware Town" Oh God how the game has changed lol
Hugh Bliette Why would Grobelaar give money to Beasant? I’m not getting that.
@@richardjames1431 nice matchfixing reference haha
That's a lot of money, considering that Watford bought John Barnes from Sudbury Town in return for a set of spare kits.
LoL
I just came here because of Legendary picture of Diana and King Kenny !! Diana is such a gorgeous lady !! So humble and classy !!
what a day!!🏟💛💙....afc"it only took 9yrs...it only took 9yrs!!:)COYD💛💙
John Fashanu, John Fashanu, John Fashanu, John Fashanu,...... That’s John Fasharnu tonight on BBC2
Vinnie Jones famous tackle on Steve McMahon at 25:33
Wimbledon sponsored by Carlsberg back then, which Liverpool would be from 1992 to 2010.
Probably the best game in FA Cup final history!!!
Great to see LWT footage.Thanks for upload.
been looking for that song played at the end for such a long time thank you brother LEGEND !!
Fair play to Wimbledon they played really well on the day. Liverpool were breathtaking that season but on this day it just didn't happen for them. Maybe they underestimated Wimbledon and thought they would blow them away but that's what made the FA Cup so great back then.
It's been said that maybe Liverpool lacked a bit of sharpness with the title wrapped up weeks before. The last few games of the season, they didn't need to win, so lost their edge a bit. Had the league championship had gone down to the wire it may have been different, added to the fact that certain incidents contrived against them that afternoon. Fair do's to Wimbledon - they did their homework.
swkenny very very true !!!
The 1987 and 1988 finals were the best in the competition’s history, both involving underdogs overcoming superior opponents. The 1988 final underscores the influence that erratic refereeing had on the outcome of matches in those days. However, all credit to Wimbledon. The Liverpool of the late 1980s ranks alongside Blackpool of the 1950s, Leeds United of the 1960s/70s and Manchester United of the 1990s as one of the great teams, and the gulf in class was obvious from kick-off, but Wimbledon were a robust side and took the fight to Liverpool.
Wimbledon had some good players in that side, much better than the detractors gave them credit for. Yes their style of play wasn't easy on the eye but they were no worse than most other teams, they played to their strengths and this was a victory for honest endeavour and will to win. I doubt that Wimbledon's style of play would be that successful and effective now because of the many rule changes in the game, but Wimbledon's story was unique and I doubt we'll see it again
89 and 90 were great too, it was a good run
@@mike04574 Of course, you're right. 89 was the famous Merseyside derby after the Hillsborough disaster. Everton equalised in the last minute and there was a pitch invasion. 90 was the one that had to be replayed and Leighton was dropped in the replay. I think the standard of football is generally better nowadays and the pitches are better, but somehow it's just not the same as those days. There was something magical and special about the cup final that isn't the case now.
funny you say that Tom, ive always thought this and youre the first person ive ever heard say it. i grew up living in kingston upon thames and supported wimbledon as a kid, but my dad was from coventry and was a massive cov fan. So, my babysitter she was a dons fan and would take me to plough lane to watch them, and then my dad would often take me to watch cov away games against london teams, However, like you said, 87 and 88 were two back to back years where there was MASSIVE underdogs in a final... cov had never been in a final or a semi, the whole team combined was worth about 750K, and they played spurs who had been in seven previous cup finals.....and.......had won all seven!! and then youve got wimbledon of course, who came from non league to the top flight in a ridiculously short time of like 11 years i think.( and also played one of the best teams in the world at that time) anyway. i got a bit excited that you made that point tom so i thought id babble on about your point a bit. sorry to bore ya! haha. Have a good day mate.
@@jamiew1664 Not bored at all, good comment. I'm a Leeds fan and was actually at the 1987 semi-final. I was only 9 and the only thing I remember (and not even sure if this is accurate and I even forget where it was!) is that a woman standing up near us threw the ball to a Coventry player and then they scored! LOL. Interesting thing is we were the definite underdogs that game as we were then in Second Division, but Coventry became the definite underdogs in the final against a talented Tottenham side.
1:34 wow! Overcrowding accident with Liverpool supporters and precursor to Hilsborough disaster a year later
Yep true, but crowd surges were commonplace back then.
I love that the adverts were all left in.
Thanks for uploading this. I have so many happy memories of that glorious day when Wimbledon creamed Liverpool!!!
Liverpool had an unfortunate off day when it mattered most. Second on the day, but second to nobody throughout the league season.
@@treadstone1970 I wouldn't dispute that point Tim.
Craig Barley sent me here too! Also it’s about 8mins into the game and not 30seconds like he stated
Love that he still has his gloves on, like 20 mins after the game ended
1:28:04 RIP Laurie Cunningham. Sadly passed away just 14 months later from this cup final appearance aged just 33.
What a quality player he was!
my existence on planet earth didn't spawn till the year after this match :D
This is the first time I have seen this match in full since 1988! How the hell did Liverpool lose this match? The goal by Beardsley should never have been ruled out. Madness. Credit to Wimbledon for their spoiling tactics, they stopped Liverpool playing their smooth football. Wimbledon hardly put five passes together all match!! Plus Vinnie Jones' tackle on McMahon should have been a yellow card. It just went all wrong for Liverpool and definitely brings back bad memories. Throughout the 1990s I went to Sehurst Park a few times and saw Liverpool lose or draw with Wimbledon virtually every time, including 1997 when they finished off Liverpool's title challenge that season. I also saw Crystal Palace beat Liverpool at Selhurst Park as well even when Dalglish was still manager in 1990. Even when I would go to Anfield to watch Liverpool take on Wimbledon, they would end up drawing. I remember in 1996/97 Loehardsen equalised for Wimbledon late on at Anfield, next season Liverpool buy him! Liverpool at that stage were going nowhere fast. Sadly throughout the 1990s I don't recall going to a match home or away where Liverpool actually beat Wimbledon. The strange thing about this Wimbledon team is they had good players despite the dreadful football. Dennis Wise became a Chelsea captain and legend. John Scales went to Liverpool in 1994, Terry Phelan played for Ireland, Laurie Cunningham was past his best but a top talent. Don Howe was a well respected coach and former manager of Arsenal. Terry Gibson played for Manchester Utd. Just a very strange day in 1988, not to be for Liverpool but well done Wimbledon. As a Londoner it was sad to see what happened to Wimbledon in 2000 even though I didn't like their football much.
It was never a foul by Nicol on Phelan that led to the free kick for the goal either.
@@-dave3577 you know of all of the years I've seen that goal your right it never should have been a free kick barley touched him.
@@-dave3577yep..👍
Who's here because of ESPN FC ?
As a west Brom fan, I was so happy for Laurie cunningham!! And then 12 months later; So sad; he and cyrille were so loved by us baggies fans, I just hope they realised just how much. I was 15 at the time and watched it wth a load of Scousers in Majorca. I cheered when Laurie came on I cheered then dons won the cup I left eagerly. LOL
I still can’t watch this game again….saw it then, cried and never revisited this match or the 1989 loss to arsenal
The magic sponge!! It was filthy ;)
Imagine if it was used on nowadays players??
I know Liverpool were a great team, but why were people talking about Wimbledon as if they were a bunch of no-hopers? They finished 6th that season.
Adam Weishaupt 7th....Arsenal were 6th 9 points above Wimbledon. But yeah still it's a cup final anything can happen I always think like that. Especially when it's 2 teams who are at least in the same division.
Yeah I am a Liverpool fan and didn't understand it. It was not like they were a lower division team and had beaten us the previous season.
Media Narrative. Don't buy into it guys.
Adam Weishaupt because that Liverpool team were regarded the best Liverpool team ever they were a class apart that season
I know this is a late response but it's important to remember that just ten years prior to '88, Wimbledon was in the fourth division so although they had a good season in the first division that year (7th place finish), they really were seen as underdogs as they had risen so quickly and so unexpectedly.
I loved the post-match interviews so much fun unlike our boring, bland, robots nowadays 👏🏾
I watched this in Cyprus, had a guy on the flat roof of a clubhouse holding the aerial so we could pick this up on Middle East TV and the sound came from the BBC World Service.
I think the last proper competitive Fa cup was 1993, and since then it starts going down with the introduction of PL, CL, Sky Tv and Bosman, the FA cup is the greatest and oldest football competition, and is major and important as the championship in my opinion, gone the replay days, we hardly see lower teams in the finals and surprises against odds which make it so exciting and gives hope for smaller teams in glory, and the final nail in the coffin is wembly, cant believe how they demolished the historical stadium and build this sole less stadium.
We see so many surprises in the FA cup even now
The FA Cup has lost none of its magic
@@rohithraman6488Maybe more?
Greavesy - did nothing on the pitch for 89 minutes but somehow always bagged a goal or two. Incredible.
Yep,always quality nonsense lol
Bloody hell, Grevsie is 48 years old here, but looks Sixty! Bit too much half-time hospitality on this and other occasions?
Strict 95%-alcohol diet.
Great upload mate. Hope the spoilsport FA don't get it taken down.
great track suit from both team
Some observations: Wimbledon played almost 90 minutes of low block defending. This was a way of defending that was quite uncommon back then for pro clubs, unlike now. The way to get around it, I think is to let the low block team come at you and hit them on the break or draw them in and then hit a key pass. Unless you're Man City who can pass through teams at will. But Liverpool in 1988, as good as they were, were not the Man City of modern day. Thus, Liverpool made the mistake of trying to pass through Wimbledon and it was just impossible but back then, as I say, that type of defending was so uncommon, teams didn't really know how to counter it. Barnes resorted to hit and hope crosses. Beardsley trying to take 3 Wimbledon players on every time and losing out. You could tell Liverpool sort of gave up hope. The disallowed Beardsley goal was symptomatic of the quality of refereeing back then. You think it is bad now, it was bloody terrible back then. The goal Liverpool conceded was just rank bad defending. Gary Ablett just didn't want to attack the ball and so ultimately that gave Sanchez a free header. The penalty was obviously never a penalty and I always thought the ref gave it to make up for Beardsley's disallowed goal. But Aldridge's kick was so poor. Telegraphed into the hands of Beasant. It was not a difficult save. And the adverts - well, they are definitely worth watching. Good times the late 80's.
It takes a special kind of idiot to mess up a marriage with Princess Diana. She added the touch a exquisite class to an unforgettable day of cup final football. I had just finished secondary school that summer with the world ahead of me, it's been a tough life but watching this final and build-up on the old tv set with old friends long gone is memories one should cherish. Life goes by at the blink of an eye.
Never mind the football watching the old commercials brings back so many memories, Alan Sugar and Amstrad😂! Also Jim looks like he has had a few!
From what I remember of this game it just didn’t spark,Liverpool couldn’t get into a rhythm,but what a team Liverpool had,the best in the world.
RIP Brian Moore
Wimbledon. To do what they did a non Lge side, then zipped up the four divs to Div1 & stay there nigh on 10yrs, oh won FAC agin LFC & sold players too big boys. Big respect, Roy of the Rovers made real.
Brian More gave fulsome praise to the Wimbledon goal. Whereas the Liverpool supporter John Motson commentated to the Wimledon goal through gritted teeth.
Even after 32 years (2020) its still like a bad dream
Even after 34 years im still gutted
Please share this video with every Barcelona's fan,, 🙉🙉🙉
everyone thought we'd lose media: its going to be 5-0 or 4-0 to liverpool. we won though
Daniel Johnson I was 10 years old and I cud not believe it . Wen I use the word BELIEVE IT.. I mean it I just couldn't believe Wimbledon won
Whatever the result ,was a tremendous occasion the Fa cup was magic , special the old wembley so much better than the new . They can keep it !!!!
Whatever the result ?? Wtf are you talking about ? The result is why it is still remembered ffs !
►WIM ♦ DT: Bobby Gould ♦ 1.Dave Beasant | 2.Clive Goodyear - 5.Eric Young - 6.Andy Thorn - 3.Terry Phelan | 8.Alan Cork - 10.Lawrie Sanchez - 4.Vinnie Jones - 11.Dennis Wise | 7.Terry Gibson - 9.John Fashanu. ►LIV ♦ DT: Kenny Dalglish ♦ 1.Bruce Grobbelaar | 4.Steve Nicol - 2.Gary Gillespie - 6.Alan Hansen - 3.Gary Ablett | 9.Ray Houghton - 5.Nigel Spackman - 11.Steve McMahon - 10.John Barnes | 7.Peter Beardsley - 8.John Aldridge.
IT is absolutely amaizing how this people support (THe reds) .It is similar to how supporters act here in south america .....It is really special....
The perfect reducer
result correction 1988 fa cup final Liverpool 1 peter Beardsley Wimbledon 0 thank you cheers
10:02 stood next to Ray Houghton who scored against England in those Euros.
The following year bring together merseyside derby..I was there as Evertonian
Man, Wimbledon's keeper looks like a giant compared to other players
Bring the short shorts back! No homo
I'm here for the adverts. Cheers.
I'm a West Ham fan but Liverpool 86-90 were fantastic!
No,87/88 were better !
@@shanet560483/84
Ahhh. good ole England
o... Lady Diana :-) jeszcze żywa
she was beautiful gorgeous so missed
@@andrewwells531 Yes, she looked amazing.
Who else is here through desperation after they cancelled the league because of Coronavirus
Haha so true
52:42 . you owe me.
Could anyone in England dribble the ball or put together more than three passes in a row in 1988? Teams today would tear these teams apart.
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Beardsley's dissalowed goal ,ffs , unbelievable
People think refereeing is bad today but it was rock bottom shite for the key decisions back then.
Ref simply blew instead of allowing advantage… there was technically no goal to disallow.
Craig sent me here to see
Super vinny what a tackle
Steve McMahon showing his true class
Imagine if Grobelaar and Beasant played nowadays!?!?!?! They would get such a blocking for kicking long all the time 😂
'not one of the prettiest finals'. Brian Moore. It was a truly beautiful afternoon.
And no one hardly mentions what my Dad said (he went to 5 FA Cups in 60s) playing 2 injured players v a physical side put Liverpool on back foot.
Look a Wembley Stadium back then? Haven 17. Who's bright idea was to change it all?!?!?!?!
Back when cup finals meant something.
why oh why do you remove the sound when i try to upload this to be editted?
Brian 'Little Dennis Wise' Moore.
For 10 points, name a player in this match who has also played an FA Cup match against Cristiano Ronaldo
Has to be Dennis Wise, who was not only Millwall's manager, but player-manager in 2004 with Millwall facing United.
great fact!
Why is this in my recommended after Stevie said we must KZhead it
50:27 seriously?
Beardsley was definitely pulled back, the problem was the ref blew for a foul straight away rather than playing the advantage. So yes, minor mistake by the ref but Liverpool didn't deserve to win that day anyway.
Still better than the alternative. 5 minute delay for VAR, 5 minute delay for injury treatment to the attacker, red card for the defender, totally ruined the game. But a decision was given correctly. Yayyyy
@@disobeytoday4685 Var would have probably ruled him offside.
I noticed that backpassing was allowed, both keepers picked up direct passes from defenders. Guess backpassing is a rule that wasn't around in the 80s, cool
Did you notice there is a player in this match who later played in another FA Cup match featuring Cristiano Ronaldo. Crazy that Ronaldo played against these people and is still scoring goals today
@@disobeytoday4685 Ah yes ! Dennis Wise the little runt !
The law against 'keepers handling backpasses wasn't introduced until 1992.
Did both ITV and BBC show the cup final live?
cheer's for up loading
Princess Diana ❤️ assassinated for not caving in to the higher powers. RIP
Meeting and kissing ‘untouchables’ highlighting evil use of land mines. She was an incredible Woman. It’s amazing to see her she really was beautiful.
50:26 Perfectly good Liverpool goal disallowed
Nope. It was unquestionably a foul on Beardsley. The problem was the ref blew for the foul straight away and doesn't wait to see if he should play the advantage. So it can't be a "perfectly good goal" because play had already stopped for the free kick. Beardsley just ignores the whistle and with Beasant relaxed, he puts it in the net for the hell of it.
@@zargonthemagnificent330 You are talking absolute crap, and you know it. Beasant went hurtling out and dived in it at Beardsley's feet to try and stop him scoring, you can see clear as daylight that he thought play was still going on. And as for "Puts it in the net for the hell of it," again, that is just crap. Beardsley was celebrating as the ball went in, and then he became completely distraught when he turned around and saw the referee calling back play. The ref got it totally wrong, and that DID have a serious impact on the course of the game, because Wimbledon went down the other end and scored a minute later - from a very, very softly-awarded free kick, I might add. Now, these things happen in football, and when they do, they are very unlucky. But please, stop trying to justify them by making out that things happened differently from how they very visibly did happen.
@@martinodoni8943 Suit yourself pal, but it's just a simple fact that play had already stopped when the ref blew for the original foul, so no goal. Of course Beardsley celebrates, any player would. Not quite sure how you can conclude that incident directly led to the Wimbledon goal either. Are you suggesting that Liverpool, by far the best side in the league that season, simply switched off and went to sleep because they had a goal disallowed?
@@martinodoni8943 Whatever the ref got wrong in that incident, the scales were balanced when John Aldridgepenaltycheat was given an undeserved spot kick.
Seen to be a course with the Ref. These day, got played down by var & ref like non other time...
The big question is - did the fan survive at 1.38?
Holy crap that looked really nasty didn't it?
OMG lol
146 innocent fans killed by Liverpool fans in the 1980s Banned from Europe for 5 years. You get a longer ban for saying "negro"
1:38
@@disobeytoday4685 146? Where did you get that number from, you lying tosser?
see that lad get pushed by his mates at 1.37.....are they standing on the crowd barriers ?
2nd half Don's defended really well , first half dons wer absolutely petrified they will call them selves lucky for allowing liverpool not to score
Is that jimmy greaves at the start?
The disallowed Beardsley goal was probably the worst most incompetent refereeing decision I’ve ever seen. A decision so bad you’d assume it would have to be corruption.
this oval track sand at Wembley was used for dog track? greyhounds ...
and speedway aswell