England 5-0 Albania (1989) WCQ 

Yeah it was

It is when you consider other goals just like that that have stood . Liverpool v West Ham League Cup Final 1980 , Leeds V WBA 1ST Division match Elland Road 1972

Not a chance of that being disallowed at the other end.

No it wasn’t. Back then it was offside so rightly disallowed

człowieku nie znasz się w ogóle na przepisach to był bezpośredni strzał na bramkę jaki spalony

He had a wonderful reputation and was a nice guy though i believe if he been more tactically flexible he could have taken England further in 1990 to the world cup..

@@kailashpatel1706tactically flexible like how? He changed tactics dramatically in the second group game employing a sweeper system, dropped his first choice right back for an inexperienced Paul Parker and lost his captain and replaced him with a very inexperienced David platt.

@@andrewyoung1652 I don't question any of that...I was referencing the struggle of how to play Barnes and Waddle together between 1985-90...The solution (as advocated by Venables) lay in playing both off the flanks (like two inside forwards) in closer contact to the midfield and thus better able to shape the attacking action with esp Barnes allowed to move along the attacking line in support of Lineker..

Nope no English forward lacking in this

After Euro 96 I don't think the players had this kind of love of playing for the country until Southgate came along.

The number of foreign players in the top division in England has made no difference to the England team. The England team has performed no worse over the past 20 years than it did in the 70's, 80's and 90's. And we never achieved anything before 1966. For various reasons, we are poor at summer tournaments. Hopefully the recent progress in the the youth teams and senior team is a sign of a better future.

The 1980s England record in international world cup football was very good, Unbeaten in the 1982 World Cup, Q/F in '86' and S/F in '90'..

I think the lack of European club football at the time hurt a lot of these players from reaching there highest level. Always remember Aresnal 91 team being given a footballing lesson by Benfica.

@@Project5am English clubs were banned from Europe for 5 years after the Heysel so the development of clubs and the national team suffered as a result

No forward England did not have forward

Actually they never recovered from the loss of Robson in that Italia world cup..more generally they never solved the riddle of how to play Barnes and Waddle together (as inside forwards with freedom to roam across the attacking line)..

You are absolutely right, Adam. Bobby Robson had to be forced into some of his best selections by circumstances. I've seen Kailash respond to a number of comments on some of these videos and he keeps going on about how England were not the same without Robson, saying here that England never recovered from losing him. This will be the second or third time I have pointed out to him that in 1986 we lost a game and then drew a game with Robson playing, and then we won the next two when he was out of the side, losing only to the eventual winners, Argentina. And in 1990 we drew two games with Robson playing, and then we won the next three once he was out of the side, again only losing to the eventual winners, West Germany, and this time on penalties. Robson did well in 1982, and he had some decent games after that, but the best England teams and performances did not feature Bryan Robson. The team was actually better without him.

@@annandune Yep. Bryan Robson was our best midfielder of the decade. However, in 86 he was clearly carrying an injury yet we insisted on playing him. His replacement Peter Reid was far more effective in the middle of the park during that tournament. More mobile and not playing within himself. Robson went to Italia 90 fully fit but he was past his best. Once he broke down though, David Platt got his chance and never looked back. Bobby Robson was too loyal to the old guard....Graham Taylor was probably too quick to dispose of some of them though.

@@adamw2911 I wouldn't say Robson was our best midfielder of the decade but he may well have been if he had been able to stay free of injury. However, I am not sure even a fit Robson would have galvanised the team for that 3-0 victory against Poland. They needed something different, something new, and that is what led to the improvement. I totally agree with your assessment of Bobby Robson and Graham Taylor. Bobby did need a nudge to get where he needed to go at times but Taylor could have done with keeping a little experience on board at times.

@@annandune also.....Trevor Steven. Really good club player who never let England down either Wasn't first choice but came in v Poland and went about his business. Also....was only used sparingly in 1990 but was superb when he came on v Cameroon..

Andrzej jej wcale nie wygrała tylko Szwecja

Yes that was the rule. Any player in an offside position whether interfering with play or not was ruled offside.

też się z tobą zgadzam

It was a great goal and it is a shame it didn't stand but offside is offside.

Rubbish England did not have forward those days..

No he never used his hand to score. Maradona was a cheating junkie.

​@Mind-your-own-beeswa zamknij pałę boli cię że Argentyna wyeliminowała was z mundialu bo była dużo lepsza. możesz czyścić buty Maradonie

co ty gadasz gdyby nawet był remis to i tak byście dostali w dogrywce bo Argentyna była dużo lepszym zespołem.

Comes off the bench to score

It's his black armband they were all wearing because of the Hillsborough disaster

The fog on the Tyne. Because it was all his.

Maybe a mars bar.

Exactly, he's never been quick or fit enough to do the job once, never mind day in, day out!! 🤔🤣🤔🤣

@@Supreme_321 Clever 😂👍👍

@@Supreme_321 He actually wasn't a bad player for England. Had a habit of getting on the scoresheet too. I think he got a bad injury and never really recovered.

What is the question?

no tak zawsze mieliście farta możesz się wygrywali ze słabymi drużynami które nie mają ambicji grać bo zarabiają grosze

Anthony Garvey probably Webb just played in the position he was told unlike some of the ego players!

@@ianarn I think Hoddle did play in some games in Italia 90 but I would have to check. You are right about Webb. I see him getting some jibes here but he was a very good player.

@@annandune Hoddle didn't make the Italia 90 squad.

@@thewomble1509 Yes, you are right. I said I needed to check ( and then never got around to it ). I guess I could claim to be correct about doubting my assertion :)

@@annandune I needed to check too so we were both in the same boat! 👍

No it wasn’t. It was correctly ruled offside as that’s how offside worked back then.

​@@Mind-your-own-beeswaxnaucz się przepisów dzbanie to był bezpośredni strzał na bramkę bieżnik w niczym nie przeszkadzał go powinien być uznany

Nope but England could have reached Finals ..Ray Wilkins and Peter Ried and Kenny Samson injured .. but Eng did not have forward

@@darrylfernandes4806 talking about 1990 world Cup.

@@wimbledan doesn't matter England became strong only when Macmanann and Woodgate entered the arena.. they brought German experience to England..also Wise and Zola Chelsea Italian experience changed England style of play.. including Joe cole and backs Andy cole brought strong defence and counter attack.. otherwise you must see the Kevin Keegan 1976-1982 team that was really really strong

Glenn hoddle was a great interim manager for England but at that time England game was outdated and needed changes.. cause you could see Romania and Sweden could also beat England.. Forget Brazil France Argentina Germany and Italy they were outstanding

@@darrylfernandes4806 I really don't know where you're going with this. I'm talking about 1990 tournament only