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Paddy Mulligan of Palace and Ian Storey-Moore of United in the infamous 1972 0-5 drubbing at Palace.
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Paddy Mulligan of Palace and Ian Storey-Moore of United in the infamous 1972 0-5 drubbing at Palace.
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Robbo and Steve Bruce lift the 1994 Premier League Title. It was Robbo's last season as a United player.
Denis Law clinches the 1965 title as United beat Arsenal 3-1.
Willie Morgan scores United's only goal against Estudiantes in the World Club Championship 2nd leg.
Frank Stapleton and Robbo with the Charity Shield in 1983. Robbo got both goals in a 2-0 win over Liverpool.
Kids on the pitch. 1974 I think.
White Hart Lane 1972. Alex Forsyth and a couple of Spurs hooligans.
1973. Lou Macari's debut against West Ham. United were 1-2 down when Lou popped up with the equalizer.
1969. Bobby Moore clears a George Best header off the line with the goalie well beaten.
Willie Morgan, Bobby Moore and (I think) Brian Dear of West Ham.
That looks like Tommy O'Neil.
White Hart Lane 1972. Alex Forsyth and a couple of Spurs hooligans.
Your eyesight is better than mine. Also Forsyth didn't sign until the Doc was in charge so it must be Tommy O'Neil. Thanks for that.
No probs! :-)
For the day that's in it. 16 years ago tonight
“Are you sure this is the way to the greengrocers Ethel?”
White Hart Lane 1972. Alex Forsyth and a couple of Spurs hooligans.
For anyone who’s seen the famous Crystanbul image (“you see something new every time”), is the guy with the glasses in the old photo, to the left of Mildred, the dad/grandad of ‘delayed reaction’ guy??
The delayed reaction from the chap in the glasses gets me everytime
I was only a toddler when Munich happened. Matt was still lying critically injured in a Munich hospital when Jimmy Murphy, God rest his soul, cobbled together a team to face Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup. Bill Foulkes, who had been in the stricken plane, skippered that side and in the crowd that night, having made the trip over the Pennines from Huddersfield, was one Denis Law. Sorry the image is so small.
1972 image from clash between Tottenham and Manchester United at the old White Hart Lane
A beautiful football stadium
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Steve Coppell and Stewart Houston against Oldham in a Division 2 match in March 1975
The King strikes.
FA Cup semi-final 1965. Law and Jack Charlton mix it up. Brother Bobby is focused elsewhere while Bobby Collins of Leeds tries to stop any further aggro.
Denis squares up to Ron Yeats at Anfield. David Sadler calms things down while Geoff Strong (I think) and George Best look on.
Wembley 1976. Gordon Hill challenges Southampton goalie Ian Turner.
Jim Holton gets stuck in to a Birmingham player. Trevor Francis thanks his lucky stars it isn't him.
September 1973. Alex Stepney beats Peter Shilton from the penalty spot. United lost 1-2 and Leicester did the double having beaten us at Filbert Street only 7 days previously. Stepney scored another against Birmingham but then missed one against Wolves. For part of that miserable season, he was United's joint top scorer.
Denis Law scores the winning goal against City 1966/67 season. Harry Dowd, Alan Oakes, and Tony Book watch on. This game was Alex Stepney's debut for United.
Macari and MacDougall attack the West Ham goal. 1973.
30th of September 1967. Bobby gets one of a brace that he scored to beat City 2-1 at Maine Road.
Frank Stapleton scores the winner at Anfield in March 1985. We finished 4th on 76 points. Liverpool came in 2nd on 77 and Tottenham 3rd with 77.A very good Everton team won it with 90 points.
Ah brilliant Moriarty!! Maybe my favourite United goal. Frank signing as United's number 9 for me as an Irish young lad was huge and to see him bullet this one it to beat Pool at Anfield was about as good as it gets.
Frank Stapleton scores the winner at Anfield in March 1985. We finished 4th on 76 points. Liverpool came in 2nd on 77 and Tottenham 3rd with 77.A very good Everton team won it with 90 points.
I don’t have enough likes to post it but the one of the stadium in Ann Arbor, MI vs Real Madrid where most of the stadium is wearing red comes to mind.
Good stuff @Moriarty. The old ones (under the floodlights) are especially nice.
Oh yes! Brilliant memories.
Frank Stapleton scores the winner at Anfield in March 1985. We finished 4th on 76 points. Liverpool came in 2nd on 77 and Tottenham 3rd with 77.A very good Everton team won it with 90 points.
Ever heard of the Watney Cup? In 1970, it was a thing. I have no idea why we competed but we ended up in the final and so the journey was made to Derby to see United lose. Actually, we were hammered 1-4. Always gluttons for punishment, we entered again in 1971 and ended up losing to Halifax Town away. It was a foretaste of things to come.
Ah, the mythical Watney's Red Barrel, presumably?