Match of the 70s

[Cacofonix the Bard]

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_quer...mp;search_type=

 

EDIT: Isn't it amazing how we managed 60 points that season, even with just 2 points for a win.

Edited April 7, 2008 by Aritro

[John am Rhein]

60 points was pretty good under 2 points for a win.

 

Even our best team of all only got 68.

[Cacofonix the Bard]

60 points was pretty good under 2 points for a win.

 

Even our best team of all only got 68.

 

Haha, yeah I just did the maths and realised my mistake.

 

D'oh.

Edited April 7, 2008 by Aritro

[Ostrich Man]

its a real pity Shankly retired when he did...wish he had stayed on for years.

[Cacofonix the Bard]

You do?

[Ostrich Man]

f***ing right.

[John am Rhein]

He supported Liverpool then

[Ostrich Man]

no...even as a three year old i knew there was something wrong with that club....not enough Irish for a start.

[Des]

Memo to forum: please ignore trolling Manc ballbag.

[Ostrich Man]

[dorgie]

no...even as a three year old i knew there was something wrong with that club....not enough Irish for a start.

 

You on about Man United there ? Given what unfolded the following season, that is the only conclusion I can come to

Edited April 7, 2008 by dorgie

[Ostrich Man]

You on about Man United there ? Given what unfolded the following season, that is the only conclusion I can come to

maybe you should follow the posts...its easier to come to the correct conclusion that way.

[John am Rhein]

Memo to forum: please ignore trolling Manc ballbag.

 

delete

[Bootle Buck]

That was great seeing some of those old games again. Is that available on DVD?

 

Great seeing muddy old pitches, grounds filled to capacity and some great goals. Old Crazy horse must have nbeen the most passionate player we ever had. His goal celebrations after his brace against Everton were superb.

[billybunter]

many thanks for putting this up, really enjoyed it.

 

Wasnt alive then but really makes you want to go back in time to the glory days.