No sideways passing for the sake of it. No stupid stats. Proper football.

I grew up listening to Hugh Johns on ITV in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and miss it so much. He made every game exciting, and according to the great man himself, he modeled his broadcast style after the legendary Kenneth Wolstenholme. Two brilliant men.

A seventies midland derby game, great kits and Hugh Johns commentating. What's to dislike?

hugh jones best commentater pity he wasn't on national tv

what a brilliant commentary from Hugh Johns.

Interesting to see just how many in the Molineux Street Stand donned a collar and tie [3:41] to go to the match. From a time when a South Bank season ticket would set you back less than a tenner. Those certainly were the days, my friend.

this is when football was football

I was at this match - can still remember that it was a bitterly cold day but we won against the eventual champions

Thanks for putting this up, brings back memories.

My first home game at WOLVES , great times .

Richards, Dougan and Wagstaffe up top. Defenders nightmare.

The first tackle would probably be a sending off offence today!

Bonus: Hugh Johns said "kerfuffle."

I actually LOL'ed seeing that first goal, what comedy :-D

Also at 4.14 ball goes for a throw, it’s weird how many people in the crowd have collars and ties !

That's my grandad brother John richards

Will someone finally agree..the Rams kit was ....trimmings and shorts dark blue in my favourite Gemmill days.

Players running at the opposition propper tackles flying in. We won't see these days again.

A great Wolves side although very inconsistent. But think the present team are at least on par

très juste

Notice how much better dressed fans were back in the day?

Almost everyone sitting in the stand is dressed in collar and tie! Lol.

A primeira entrada do jogador no começo do vídeo é expulsão hoje em dia .

the ref missed a lot of passing back to the keeper

John Richards very early on. Hibbett classy, Knowles lost already (sob) to the soddin' Johos. North bank was made of wood. The soft end, where you could take the kids if they didn't want to go in the seats, which were for sissies. Saw the Man U game we won 1-0 from the bottom of the NB. We were 13, more than old enough to go on our own. Packed to well over. "Give us a quid and jump over, mate!" at the baggies, seem to remember they were more strict at Molynieux, or we hadn't sussed it yet. Somehow they all got in. "North Bank, North Bank give us a song...!" South bank was where it was at, we were soon to discover. There was friendly fire in the South Bank to contend with. "Sorry mate, I've just pissed all down your back!"...

Honestly brilliant British footballers no academy's then no overpaid players no foreigners

i m sure Robert Plant was in the crowd that day heheh

Bad Hector miss - Clough must have been furious. Funny how the commentator says - the winner came in the 2nd half - must have been annoying for those who did not know the result.

Green goalie shirts with no numbers on the backs

Hibbitt legend

This is nostalgic, but the football is pretty low quality. Most of these guys are not good enough for a Championship side.

Proper football not premiership rubbish