Typical City in those days. Only needed a draw, but went looking for a winner in the last ten minutes. As a United fan, me and a mate got in with the Luton fans on the day on the off chance Luton might work a miracle.
What about the the Twenty Tens re-mix with the extra verses - "Spent £500 million but with nothing coming in. Spent £500 million but with nothing coming in. Spent £500 million but with nothing coming in. Because City are a massive club. Fiddled the books to fool the FA, Fiddled the books to fool the FA, Fiddled the books to fool the FA, Because City are a massive club. We wont get done because we will bribe them all, We wont get done because we will bribe them all, We wont get done because we will bribe them all, Because City are a massive club."
Lee Martin hero of the hour! Anthony vilified £80 million so called flop. But had Anthony not scored that last gasp injury time goal against Liverpool in the cup, United wouldn't have gone on to win that thriller & be eventual FA Cup Final winners 2024. Credit were its due. Lee Martin, Les Sealey, Anthony Santos, club history legends... imo 😊
‘Merlin’ what a player and didn’t stay long enough! Will never forget that semi final as a kid who went to his first game at OT that season as a 15yr old v Walsall in the 3rd round. Programme cost me 8p and the start of a love story that I still have as a 64yr old! And I will always love my club regardless of its disappointing teams!
This was my first game at Anfield as a 13 year old. I managed to clamber up some of the metalwork in the Kop and held on for dear life. Thatch of the Day showed Charlton’s 4th goal for long after this game was played and it always reminded me of my first experience. I travelled to Liverpool from 90 miles away in Staffordshire, each part of my journey by bus, as a 13 year old, on my own! Would that happen nowadays? I have a season ticket now in the Main Stand, but never forget that first match………
2 DODGY decisions changed the game. Derby player given off-side when he went through on his own... and then a free-kick to mufc when it wasnt a foul-and they scored from the free-kick
Best and Marsh did little for Fulham overall. Fulham finished 7 places higher the season after they left. Hereford were a poor outfit who finished bottom of the league with Fulham just one point above relegation. The rose tinted glasses are better left in the drawer.
Nearly 8 yr old boy watching this in my mates who were all Liverpool fans and me only utd one .... 77 was the cemented year for me .. utd never die...keep the red flag flying high...
Elton welsby. THE KING! the LAWMAN, serving in NORN IRON at the time , so R & R back to manny 0161, tickets sorted to de kuip and pissed. Pissed wet through as well. MUFC ♥️🤍🖤 Stretford reds. NO PRAWN SANDWICHES HERE. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was at the audience with some of these players today, and Martin said he only made that run because he heard it from the touchline. Apparently that call wasn’t for him 😂 he was 60/1 to score, and both keepers were 50/1!
I was there in the Derby end when they scored the 2nd goal the barrier collapsed with peer pressure of us celebrating, how no one died that day was a miracle
Can't believe this video posted in 2008, the early years of RU-vid. But still I don't bored watching this match again and again. One of the best Eric Cantona performances ever!
I was lucky enough to be at that game as a 15 year old school kid and I will never forget the passion and the atmosphere especially when we scored. It was a joy to watch Tommy Docherty's team back then, the memories will live with me until my dying day ❤😂
