This is why I loved the fa cup wish the feeling with clubs nowadays was the same L.F.C YNWA.

Days have long gone sadly

Was a massive thing ...watching players leave the hotels on the coach was the whole day

I agree. I guess we are showing how old we now are. Great comment.

The gool days of football

Hahaha 🤣😂 good humour

That comment made my day

Glory hunter

Are you from Liverpool?..if not support your local club

Yes agree! Those are the years FA cup final at olcl wembley staclium.

Whelan and Rush ran their balls off for that last goal.

@@brianbarry1193 Throw in Molby's vision too .

I am a Liverpool supporter and have never really appreciated that goal till reading your comment and rewatching it. Wow what a goal! Liverpool win the ball on the edge of their own box and the running from Ian Rush is incredible.

Good move good goal but nowhere near Carlos Alberto in 1970 in my opinion, sorry.

@@pablojablo6371 He must have eyes in the back of his head

He was such a driving force for this team

Absolutely, he had a beautiful touch and his vision and passing ability was second to none. He was the orchestrator in midfield and most of the best play went through him. Don't expect him to run up and down the pitch or track back during the game because it wouldn't happen lol, but when you needed that creativity and vision from midfield then there was none better than big Jan, the Scouse Dane.

Yeah what a sturdy, strong Footballer and his passing was absolute genius on many occasions. LEGEND.👍

Great player,Jan.

Rushy was just amazing

lol, Spurs seldom are, mate!

Yes, I used to love the day. The coverage would start early in the day, following the team and the showing thdd Ed road to Wembley.

You painted the perfect picture.

The ITV wrestling or FA Cup Question of Sport usually just before the game😂

And a real gentleman.

Musab Hasan it’s actually the worst game Dalglish has ever played for liverpool

Imagine this team including Gerrard.

@@nauf971 seriously, shocking touch and decision making for such a legend during a cup final. Having 10 legends around him made it not a big deal for him to have a shit touch for the day though lol

Me too , we will never walk alone !

YNWA

Me too. I was 8.:) Glory days. The bitters were not as bad them days.

@@geeandme7760 Ironically, the end of the friendly derby days coincided with Everton's success. Funny that.

Me too. I am 38 now. A very entertaining match. Everton could have sewn it up if they took that chance early in 2nd half too. When the FA Cup Final was the highlight of the football calender.

I agree.

@@markwhittaker6866 just something about the ironic goals and the shape of the stadium. The gaps behind the goals from the terraces. The "new"wembley doesnt do it for me.

Gerwulf the Red __

question is would utd of won so many titles in the 90s if this liverpool team was playing this good in the 90s instead of the 80s

Early on that season we where awful till kenny came back into the team then we improved immensely . That title charge and run in was nerve racking

They certainly were.I admire Liverpool's strength and consistency -and I'm an Evertonian !

That Everton team would have had a real chance in European Cup.. Oh hold on liverpools amazing fans murdered and got them and all rest of English clubs banned

I grew up in England while my dad was stationed at Alconbury. I named my son after my football hero Ian Rush.

That he was such a classic voice! I'm a Everton fan and hate watching this!!

David Bleat was great also

My only flaw was his obvious bias towards London clubs. He supported Gillingham but it was obvious how much he liked Arsenal when commentated on their games. Still missed though.

I'm after being trying to think of his name for ages. Thanks mate cos that would have done my head in. Lol.

I always thought Brian Moore was better than any of the BBC commentators of the time

One of the best Liverpool kits of all time too, definitely my favourite.

Apart from the rematch in 89.

Very true.

2005 and 2007 fa cup finals are the only times that can probably come close.

@@deathcamz389 Great point.

players played for the badge Today, they play for their agent

Absolutely

No, it really wasn't. This was in the days when many players were alcoholics, did not bother with fitness, and didn't do any research in their opposition, complete amateurism compared to today.

Joanna Deerfield Did you really meet Bob Paisley? One of my all time heros.

He had such a calm demeanor. He just came across as a class guy.You must have been a little star struck! . I lived in Dublin in those days and King Kenny was my main idol but Bob was up there too!

+pranetr pranetra Paisley, Shanks, Busby and the best of all, Clough. But I hated Revie.

Mike Rourke apart from the Leeds fans no one liked revie

paul comerford I used to see Bob Paisley regularly because he part owned a bookmakers in old swan Liverpool and was quite often sitting in there, not on a Saturday though lol

What has changed ?

@@MrMahuti Don't most EPL Franchise owners these days consider it a second-tier trophy these days compared to the Champions League and League? If they didn't, they wouldn't order their managers to field reserve teams for FA Cup ties.

@@MrMahuti getting rid of the European Cup Winners Cup!

You were great in Pretty Woman!

Fair play buddy 👍

Molby was a fucking tank. Would be called fat by todays standards, his game wasnt about pace or movement. Just immense passing and vision.

Jonathon Gates as a United fan myself I felt exactly the same. I must say that I would rather watch football from the 80’s and early 90’s than the current crap that calls itself football. Doesn’t matter who’s playing either!! And I just had to hold my hands up back then and say that both Liverpool and Everton were playing a different class of football.

+Walter McFarlane Tottenham or Spurs?

I agree

Tottenham or Spurs......WOAH has something happened has the team split......lol

@@mizofan bk CH do 🆙

It's spelled Tottenham Hotspur, not Tottenham or Spurs. You're welcome!

Bruce “Droppelar” definitely had his outstanding moments sometimes

AND the inventor of the famous ADIDAS PREDETOR BOOT...

"...always followed Liverpool & would love to see us winning more trophies."

I dunno, Sharp's run up to the ref was a bit aggresive.

Yer none of that fuckin ridiculous diving you have in Bpl nowadays

miss those days.. match free from bookies (or the least of them)

@@justclosing very aggressive - but hands down, get in your face, then turn around and accept it. Compare to the whining today.

I remember those short shorts. They were not healthy for your knackers. A couple of years they went back to the 50's wearing shorts down to your knees.

driffter1976 Indeed! Dailgish fake run to confuse defenders and Molby perfect cross to Rush to finished the job. Brilliant!

Yes. I was supporting Everton and already thougt that the fine fast attach ran out in the sand. Molby seemed to be waiting and waiting, not knowing what to do.The defense was gathered. And then the brilliant finish. I have never forgot this goal.

Tropicalboy2020,you could have been describing myself i was born in 76 we did the double in 86 & I'm still in love to this day….Glory days are coming back….

I was born in 74 and I remember watching this game on a Saturday afternoon with my Liverpool shirt on like it was yesterday. It wasn't my first game but you guys weren't far behind me. I remember my sister screaming "he's gonna score, he's gonna score" when Lineker went through for the opening goal, and me getting annoyed with her because he scored lol. Turned it round emphatically in that second half though, was never in doubt. So many great memories in that final, the Brucie crossbar tip save and the altercation with Beglin, Whelan stepping round the big blue balloon and Rushie smashing the camera with his finish. Brilliant times as a kid growing up and amazing memories. Still a massive fan to this day, so many ups and downs between then and now lol, but looks like good times could finally be upon us again. YNWA.

never in doubt stop talking shite,everton battered use for the first 60 minuets until stevens gave the ball away then rush scored and lets face it if southall who was the best keeper in the world at the time had not got injured a few months before everton would have won the double easy

@@liamandrews4721 Oh dear...a bitter Everton fan 33 years later. That's rare.

ifs & buts lad,ya know liverpools red

Me too.

Same here

Goes down as my 2nd favourite save of all time behind Gordon Banks save against Brazil 1970 World Cup.

😂😂😂😂😂 I know exactly what you mean.

He was shite,just lucky he had good players around him,he was a really messy footballer,basically a runner/trier.I remember watching him play in a reserve game at goodison,he was so bad we all thought it was a wind up honestly he was BEYOND shite,how the fuck he got that lucky l will never know.

Like me I was 10 and i still remember it like was yesterday

2 yrs later double again . Dalgish was player manager !

ajwasp I agree the old stadium was the best in the world

ajwasp I thought I was the only mad one who shares that sentiment. Old Wembley was much more classy and simple with the character to watch football. Had the people that ran it, thought to tweak it in certain aspects, it would still be appreciated. Time as it tramples on, made it a soulless bowl. New Wembley is blah.

eles214 I agree they should have improved it step by step

eles214 thanks for the comment man. You are right. I mean old Wembley being changed as it did, is like changing Buckingham Palace into a " Trump Towers " type of affair. I thought Wembley was a grade two listed building or something. So far the new Wembley has done no one any favors, least of all football fans who miss the atmosphere like here in this all Merseyside Derby F.A Cup final. I was twelve at the time and saw it on T.V. but I was there at Wembley for the 1989 all Merseyside F.A. Cup final and it lives in my memories for ever and ever, :-). YNWA!

ajwasp they should have done it step by step like how they are now doing to Buckingham palace nou camp the bernabau they are old buildings they did not knock them down so why knock down Wembley stadium they should have started repairing it in 1980

I was 11 years old ynwa

😂😂😂😂😂

Motty was awful, David Coleman was the best.

Motson was awful, never understand the love he gets.

I would argue the team got even better when they sold Rush and bought Barnes, Beardsley, Aldridge and Houghton.

who's fault was that

😂😂😂 Funny story bud.

They were both great sides

@@UnashamedlyGodSquad Aww lord! Stuff of nightmares pal. I dream that I'm on the reserves bench for Accrington Stanley against Striking Miners XI. I’m parched with thirst. The ghost of Brian Moore's illegitimate-scouser-grandkid tells me ‘if I had only drunk some milk before the game [rather than the feed of pints that night], I might have even got a start on the pitch'. Condescending wanker. But such were ads in the 80s. Suffice if it say we lose 3-1. I wake up from the nightmare, covered in sweat and Liverpool pyjamas. Jaysus wept! There’s no end to the torment.

Yeah...a great footballing year...(except for maradona handball)...but 85-86 was great....I still have my PANINI sticker album(not complete of course....

My first game was 3rd Sept 1965. I was 14 from Wolverhampton on my way to the funfair and got hijacked by thousands of LFC fans. Blackpool v LFC - won 3-2 but Alan Ball ran the match before his transfer to Everton. Roger Hunt and “The Saint” were fab. I’m 68 now and LFC till I die!!!! Klopp is continuing another dynasty started by Shanks and Paisley - True legends!!

@@paulashton6302 Maradona ,gol del siglo😮

He certainly was.

Turning point of the game for me.

Was

These two teams were the 2 best teams in the world at that time. Because of nerves and pressure neither played their best in this final. YNWA ⚽🇮🇪.

@@mikelyons8288 when Merseyside ruled the world.