Greatest Man Utd FA Cup Goals (Part 1)

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Part One of Manchester United's greatest ever FA Cup goals. Featuring classic goals from Gordon Hill, Steve Coppell, Frank Stapleton, Norman Whiteside, Ray Wilkins, Bryan Robson, Andrei Kanchelskis, George Best and Mark Hughes.
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5 фев 2014

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@daviddavies3637 4 года назад

I remember bouncing around the room like a lunatic when Whiteside's goal against Everton went in.

@knocksmartin5111 4 года назад

I was just behind the far post seen the ball leave norms foot and the net ripple then got mobbed by our fans,didn’t see the goal until match of the day later on in Staffordshire pub on way back to south Manchester.Superb day absolutely unforgettable

@redflag8970 3 года назад

I was at that final an when whiteside ran on a fella in front of me shouted ‘this is it’ an whiteside delivered for us. The end went mental

@scottwilkinson3575 4 года назад

I was an 11-year-old, stood in Stretford End for the Robson goal against QPR. We weren't the best side back then but happy days.

@richardhunger4302 4 года назад

i was there right behind the goal when whiteside scored

@richardhare3996 4 года назад

Me too...

@stevedavid1226 4 года назад

Brilliant thanks

@markywellsboy2182 4 года назад

I loved Gordon Hill

@marstonrobert 3 года назад

Legendary moments players

@paultaylor7082 3 года назад

Gordon Hill's second goal against Derby in 1976 was the one shown, that made the score 2 - 0, not 1 - 0, as the commentary said. His first goal, in the first half, was far better, a curler into the top left hand corner.

@robicenco1 4 года назад

Never really noticed it before, but Whiteside threw a little stepover in there against Everton. Greenwood-esque! Any earlier examples than this in the English game?

@mnd1955 3 года назад

Greenwood has got a long way to go before he can be compared with Norman Whiteside, never mind the other way round.

@robicenco1 3 года назад

@@mnd1955 I know that - it was just a light-hearted remark.

@mnd1955 3 года назад

@@robicenco1 Fair enough mate.

@salfordnick5336 5 лет назад

Why are they using commentators in the 70s that were about 10 at the time, just use the original ffs instead of rehashing it with modern ones. Nothing like motty screaming Whiteside in 83

@Jayfive276 Год назад

It's probably a rights issue.

@xSpebaa 4 года назад

Is there a part 2?

@mixinstyle 4 года назад

What can you say about 70s goalkeepers. They could have stuck someone from the crowd in goal.

@gilbert55 4 года назад

John helm commentating on the 76 semi???...I don't think so!.....what a mess....it was the second goal ,not for 1-0!

@TheUTubeTeamSucks 6 лет назад

4:41 "Now for another perfect strike" TAKES MASSIVE DEFLECTION!

@shipton51 6 лет назад

And it was United's second goal v Derby in the 1976 FA Cup Semi-Final (not the first as the commentator states)

@nialloneill5097 4 года назад

As you say, PERFECT! For there is nothing better than slight deflections for beating the goalkeeper! That's what made it so good, he aimed for that, although maybe another inch up his shoulder would have been better, if my memory serves me right. Perfect!

@user-su5hz8qy5n Месяц назад

Are you having a laugh hilly was better than anything we've got today that team with coppell Pearson the Greenhoff s McIlroy macari Daly were a potentially great team till Tommy docherty messed things up then sexton even more so

@swinetrek 4 года назад

Gordon Hill was a joke. He often ran nowhere and tied himself up. My favourite game was when Martin Buchan grabbed and shook him for not marking someone. Martin should have stuck one on him. Some skill but not a great player.