It's also a shame they did not mention that this is the season when Bury won the FA Cup with a record 6-0 score in the final beating Derby County. Furthermore they did not concede a goal all through the tournament.
the commentator (Adrian Childes) is patheitc, he doesn't mention it was FA cup,round 2 he criticises Bury but they went on to win the game 1-0 and won the final 6-0 , still a record score.
1 0 to the mighty shakers on their way to winning the FA cup 6-0, still a record today. We also did it without conceding a goal which is still a record. Up the Shakers!!!!
Check the comments I put about the comparative crowds for the League game compared to the Cup game. The BBC didn't do their research thoroughly enough. This was the Cup game watched by 24000 I would think.
My grandad played for Sheffield United in the early thirties, I have photo of Him from 1931, does anyone know of any footage of Sheffield United around that time?
Correction : the crowd for this cup tie was 24,000..but my original point still applies.
Chiles' commentary is predictably annoying, trying to belittle Bury and glorify the Blades. True, Sheffield United were one of the leading teams in the country , finishing 4th. Bury finished 8th, only 4 points behind the Blades. And the Shakers won the Cup!
This is more likely to have been filmed at the Sheffield United v Bury FA Cup 2nd Round game at Bramall Lane, which the Shakers won 1-0 on the way to winning the Cup by a record score in the Final.
Reasoning : the crowd for the league match was 7,000, whereas the FA Cup game attracted 21,000. This footage clearly shows Bramall Lane containing a much larger crowd than 7000.
Some of that team are clearly playing in this match, which I think is actually an F.A. Cup game. George Ross and Jack Plant are both seen here. Both great players of the day. Bury beat Derby 6-0 in the final that season (1902/03) and had previously won the same competition in 1899/1900 season, beating Southampton 4-0 in the final. Surely a better team than Chiles gives them credit for, or the hack writer of the local press at the time!
Blades won 1:0 chap who scored was recorded as Hedley
Blade1962 1 week ago
It's also a shame they did not mention that this is the season when Bury won the FA Cup with a record 6-0 score in the final beating Derby County. Furthermore they did not concede a goal all through the tournament.
PhillydogMahon 1 month ago
109 years ago.. wow...and the quality of this film is awesome...
highfive96 1 month ago
Hey I can see Ferguson in the crow, probably scouting someone.
MrXtremie 2 months ago
Not that different from now, the crowd wore suits, now they wear track suits, the crowd wore flat caps, now they wear baseball caps.
Amazing to see how the crowd used to be.
RichyBMelodies 3 months ago
why is Kevin Pressman in goal for the Blades?
d3motube 3 months ago
Who ate all the pies?
DRokKster 3 months ago
Great video and fantastic channel!
dearmalika 4 months ago
it will probably be as long as when this video footage was taken, to when I actually see United win a major trophy
lugwalder 5 months ago
2:05 is that William Foulke?
citizen773 6 months ago
@citizen773 yes it is
lugwalder 5 months ago
roy west
2008Sameoldfitup 8 months ago
the commentator (Adrian Childes) is patheitc, he doesn't mention it was FA cup,round 2 he criticises Bury but they went on to win the game 1-0 and won the final 6-0 , still a record score.
wickets61 11 months ago
fatty in goal
nimpo46 1 year ago
Preston v wolves
gassj 1 year ago
thx for the brilliant vid, priceless
Wacek4444 1 year ago
1 0 to the mighty shakers on their way to winning the FA cup 6-0, still a record today. We also did it without conceding a goal which is still a record. Up the Shakers!!!!
bradleym1 1 year ago
everyone watch the Preston v wolves video and look at the preston mascot. It would be illegal today under discrimination but its funny!
NorthEndFan 1 year ago
Fantastic stuff!
Up The Mighty Blades!
PomegranateTree 2 years ago
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magicmomentsvideo 2 years ago
what a video :L
sheffield united <3
Bladette85Zoe 2 years ago
up the blades
MrKingpingu 2 years ago
These are brilliant vids!
tmolet 2 years ago 7
Check the comments I put about the comparative crowds for the League game compared to the Cup game. The BBC didn't do their research thoroughly enough. This was the Cup game watched by 24000 I would think.
DJAsh65 2 years ago
thats a right good video when sufc were at their best, its a shame the commentator didnt say the final score
SheffieldUtdFC 2 years ago 5
The final score was Blades 0 Shakers 1.
DJAsh65 2 years ago
ok then, but how u kno that?
SheffieldUtdFC 2 years ago
He was there. With his grandkids...;O)
Hirsute63 2 years ago
ha ha lol!
SheffieldUtdFC 2 years ago
My grandad played for Sheffield United in the early thirties, I have photo of Him from 1931, does anyone know of any footage of Sheffield United around that time?
baberconnew 3 years ago
Correction : the crowd for this cup tie was 24,000..but my original point still applies.
Chiles' commentary is predictably annoying, trying to belittle Bury and glorify the Blades. True, Sheffield United were one of the leading teams in the country , finishing 4th. Bury finished 8th, only 4 points behind the Blades. And the Shakers won the Cup!
DJAsh65 3 years ago
This is more likely to have been filmed at the Sheffield United v Bury FA Cup 2nd Round game at Bramall Lane, which the Shakers won 1-0 on the way to winning the Cup by a record score in the Final.
Reasoning : the crowd for the league match was 7,000, whereas the FA Cup game attracted 21,000. This footage clearly shows Bramall Lane containing a much larger crowd than 7000.
DJAsh65 3 years ago
simply awesome!
miClubAmerica 3 years ago
I wonder if this is the footage of that legendary Shakers team which won the FA Cup by the highest score ever.
JuniperCourt1 3 years ago
Some of that team are clearly playing in this match, which I think is actually an F.A. Cup game. George Ross and Jack Plant are both seen here. Both great players of the day. Bury beat Derby 6-0 in the final that season (1902/03) and had previously won the same competition in 1899/1900 season, beating Southampton 4-0 in the final. Surely a better team than Chiles gives them credit for, or the hack writer of the local press at the time!
Mollweidekadet 3 years ago 3
excellent quality for the day, players definitely looked bulkier, particularly the goalie with the shorts pulled up the the belly button
VirgLondon 3 years ago
I saw Hitler. He was a season ticket holder in the Bramall Lane End - According to a world famous youtube video!
fordtippexagain 3 years ago
aye, he was just a nipper of 4 years then and seen in his flat cap puffing on an oily
VirgLondon 3 years ago
Nearly. He would have be 12, just getting bumfluff on his top lip.
fordtippexagain 3 years ago