Big Mal was right. Mullery wasn't an England class player. He could run his mouth faster than he could run.

Mullery can't keep his mouth shut!!

Houghton, Barnes - McMahon - Whelan... Best midfield in the country.. in 1988, but sadly no longer the same force in mid-1991....

first time seeing a goalkeeper throwing a ball with 2 hands lol

That's the 1st City game I went to, aged 4 (been to about 1500 more since !) . Didn't know footage existed. Thanks mcfcvideos.

Denis has done it.

Leeds liked City,

The third City goal was very well worked...

back at Wembley for this cup again...........I was 15 then and went with Openshaw blues

Haha well done man, my old mans final resting place.

0:06 People think this is the quickest yellow card ever but I personally witnessed what will always be the fastest ever booking. That was when Carlo Corazzin of Cambridge United was booked for time wasting when he refused to kick-off at the start of a match against Lincoln because he didn't think the opposition players were within their rights to charge into the centre circle before the ball had been touched. The referee didn't agree, wrongly thinking that they were allowed to charge at the ball as soon as he blew his whistle, and showed the Cambridge striker a yellow card!

Nice to see this again, as well as hearing the old MOTD theme. I was nearly 11 at the time, but I was most definitely at the game! Up the Robins!

i will never forget the sound of silence when he collapsed.

Funny switching to Black & White. The first time I saw a colour TV was the 1973 FA Cup final Leeds v Sunderland.

The following season I saw Alan Brazil and John Wark in the café at Piccadilly train station after they had played Man Utd (and won :-)). Doubt whether you would see Premiership footballers like that now.

I was 16 at the time and went to both games. Even now after City's recent successes, I still can't bring myself to watch them again.

Helen's bell....good times.

See you at Wembley City fans. I can honestly say, as a Sunderland fan, that you lot are the bestfans we get on with. March 2nd will be a laugh with good banter. No matter the result. (Hopefully going our way mind! ;))

god things have got better for us blues

was 15 then ..dennis tuets goal clasic 38yrs later n we made it..hope its a manchester final ..come on man city.capital cup champs in the making./

My first game sat in the middle of the nth stand.

Hmmmmm....and here was me thinking we all just started supporting City. Thought we never took any to OT too? I love bullshit from oppo fans.

FIVE greatest managers EVER, Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, Don Revie, Brian Clough and Jock Stein

I am so pleased that in my life time I can say I saw all these teams, these greats like Osgood, Bell, Cooke, Lee, and so on, What really must confuse any young fan watching, NO DIVING

This really was when players were players, dedication and loyalty

Great action. City were League Champions having pipped United (thankfully) the previous season and West Brom were F.A.Cup holders having beaten Everton (thankfully) at Wembley in May 1968.

W need a nineties version , bernabia, kinkladze ,Goater , Berkovic , oh and the Naughties .....great compilation ,ive subscibed to your chanel

This was the first City game I was allowed to go to on my own, at age 15. Also the day the Yorkshire Ripper was caught.

I've always been jealous of my dad watching this team when he was younger, although I can't complain too much seeing as what is happening right now Blue Moon Rising

I was there that day............Seem to remember the rain too. A day when you question what the fuck you're doing with your life.

Aah 70's football. Lovin the ref.

Proper football.

Those Scotland World Cup 74 flags were class.

I was there, aged 12 in the Lower Bullens Road. Memorable for the hubris of the home fans (me among them) singing We Shall Not Be Moved *before* the kick-off (trying to summon up the spirit of the 6th-round tie vs Ipswich a year earlier, I s'pose), Ratcliffe getting sent off for headbutting Tommy Hutchinson and Imre Varadi missing several chances to wrap it up at 2-1, including an open goal after intercepting a back pass. I don't think I've seen this footage since the day!

DUMB JONES

lol. It would appear that Liverpool's adverse luck with the upright and crossbar did not start in the 90's....

back when teams played a sweeper

the crowd just willed them to victory

0:31 Does David Silva watch Asa Hartford videos? ;-) Ive said on other videos that Aguero reminds me of Francis. Not least with the injuries. :(

Tueart, Francis, Reeves... City didn't have another attacking trio like that until... Silva, Aguero and Negredo! 'Cept Negredo's better than Reeves, obviously. Sadly, Tueart did his ACL next home game, Francis pissed off to Sampdoria and 30 years of rubbish began... :( Real similarities between Francis and Aguero for me, both are deceptively strong and physical as well as skilful.

I was at that game. Best never had a chance of getting the ball and should have been sent off, not just booked. Today he would definitely have got a red card.

Elland Road back in the day; classic English football atmosphere. Great days

thanks for posting this. I was there with my dad and i still remember it like it was yesterday! Ricky villas goal still gives me goosebumps. Youngsters nowadays dont realise the FA CUP was THE competition.

I'm a Leeds fan that was in the kop and the City fans on here are correct, a small group of City came in and showed their colours just before kick off (sort of bottom right looking towards the pitch). They didn't last long but fair play to them. Always a good ding dong with City home and away back then.

i cant imagine british were playing in the mud as recently as 1970

awesome! great side back then and we beat Liverpool without Tueart ,m Hartford and Bell,one to treasure considering Liverpool were so dominant and would go on to beat us so often

Thanx for loading these videos , I missed watching these first time round, and there're were no video recorders back then

I agree David , Colin played with most of this team before he got injured , and would've probably would've won a medal in the 76 league cup side

The classic mid seventies side

The days when my uncle used to take me and I stood on my pop cart right at the front of the West End and loved every minute of it ...still do