@GooseGreen82 Oh yeah Scotland had a conveyor belt of talent when i was younger, from the 60s through the 80s, but it's been declining for quite some time i think. I used to love the Home Championship and the England-Scotland match
what a fantastic player and a nice guy,genuine talent.robert jenkins comments are a joke ,he obviously knows f-all about fooball. whatever team you support a genuine fan will aknowledge talented players from other teams. i support leeds but the likes of george best,dalglish,greaves ,and many many others were great players,
robert jenkins i suggest you look at some football videos from this era you never know you might learn how the game is played
brilliant brilliant goal - what a footballer - would have loved him at Liverpool - though he was adored at Leeds anyway. 50 million Torres - 60 million for Eddie and I'm a Red through and through.
robertjenkins8 has absolutely no idea what he is talking about, and clearly never witnessed the Leeds side of 1969-74 first hand. I proffer that the only dumb prick/twat is actually robertjenkins8.
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You dumb leeds pricks! Yes Gray was a decent attacking player (the only one in that gutter team of thugs and big time bottlers) but to even compare him to Messi/Ronaldo when he is not even 5 PER CENT OF THEM is the height of retardedness. Worth 100 mill today? Dumb twat he would be about 8-10 mill.
Skill wise he's got nothing on them-yes this is a decent goal but Ronaldo/Messi do this about once every week and much much better.
A great goal from a true footballing legend & what makes that goal even more special ia that the opponents are that lot from just up the road (burnley)!
The word legend is used far too easily these days-Eddie you are truly a legend-I was privileged to see you in the flesh-alongside Johnny Giles and Kevin Keegan you are the best three football players I have ever seen.
I believe this was scored in the second half. There was a wondefully eloquent goal Eddie scored in the first half too! Goalie was off his line, Eddie was way out there, saw it, and chipped him.
Sublime.
I'm sure it'll be here somewhere. It was Leeds v Burnley...
We need leeds back in the top flight of english football... That goal is a gem...I loved those days, mist over the grounds,all white strip without logos...
Eddie was as brilliant a player as any you could ever wish to see. If he'd played for a more 'fashionable' club and had been less unlucky with a recurring thigh injury he'd be universally regarded as a footballing legend, which is no less than his awesome skills and professionalism deserved.
Eddie Gray was great, however he was injured a lot. Thus not seen as often as he should have been. The best man to wear a Leeds shirt .... John Charles?
if Eddy was around today he would be worth £100,000,000 if Ronaldo is worth £80,000,000 for that you get a proper footballer who never dived was totally loyal during a long and distinguished carrear was never booked. The ultimate pro. Wha can you say is like that today. Eddie you are a true legend.
@J4K31 A lot fitter yer having a laugh, they cry when they play two games a week. Most of them in the premiershit sould be running in the olympics not playing football they play on bowling greens yet can't control a ball, can't cross, most can only use one foot. There's nothing in that premiershit in the class of players like Eddie Gray, Stan Bowles, Tony Currie, Glen Hoddle, John Giles, Frank Worthington, Colin Bell, Keegan, Dllglish them lads could all use both feet, and play on mudbaths.
@claptonbrucebaker any top-flight player now could play several games a week if they wanted, but what's the point when teams have such large squads nowadays? managers can afford to rest their top players and condition them for their next match. players back then could play several games a week yes, but football was often played at a much slower pace in those days (with exceptions) so players were more unlikely to surcome to injury, meaning rest and conditioning wasn't as much of a necessity
@claptonbrucebaker players back then had their favoured foot too, players then and now have always been encouraged to use both feet so really there's no difference in that aspect. crossing today is still used very often today, it's just because most teams these days don't have that 'big #9' like teams back then did. ball control however has gotten much better, there is much more flair in todays game. mainly because players have more space nowadays, referees are very strict
I dont know why people dont mention Eddie as one of the great players of his generation more... Even if you call us 'Dirty Leeds' you can't deny Eddie's quality, he was never booked and scored some great goals. Can someone explain?
shame how the best goal ever has less than 100k views. it needs to be retitled 'best goal ever', and to be put on the homepage as a featured video. then it'll get some respect and acknowledgment!
On his day, as great and entertaining as George Best! If England had both on their squad, they could have won both 1970 and 1974 World Cups!! Even one of them would have been enough! Injuries deprived him the greatness that he deserved. Nevertheles, I prefer watching Eddie Gray than Ronaldo!
@14mooler tsk, ronaldo practices day in day out on some silly tricks he doesnt even need in his play , he does random shit in random situations , most of the time without progressive. Only Rae Players like eddie and yes, messi, have the talent to create space and scoring positions with their dribbling.
speaking as a Man utd fan that is one of the greatest goals ever. Sadly, for every Gray, Best, Currie, Worthington we had Harris, Styles, Storey, Tommy Smith.
Eddie Gray is a legend, sadly kicked out of the 1970 cup final
Glorious goal! Crying shame about all his injuries, though. With this kind of form, Scotland's World Cup campaign in '74 could've been very different. Incidentally, was that Mick Jones on the ground?
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you're the dozy cunt. if best had of been managed by revie there wouldn't have been a problem. he did what he did because of the poor management at manchester back then. it's like now ferguson would have controlled him. i dislike man u just as much as anyone but get a life if you can't recogonise exceptional talent when u see it.
@theyorkshirewhites - spot on! Eddie was a truly great player who also behaved professionally throughout his career. He was a true team player. If Best had scored this particular goal we'd never have heard the end of it.
I don't know how he was able to drag the ball back on that pitch, with that ball, with studs on. Its the kind of thing you can do alright with trainers on. But with studs, no matter how good your control is, it just tends to be so slippy. Great goal.
Bumped into Eddie after the Doncaster fiasco at Wembley. Shook him by the hand and told him he was one of my heroes. Honestly didn't know what else to say. What does one say when one meets a legend?
Scored one from half way line too in VERY same game - GREAT player in the greatest cluc team ever assembled..dominant in Europe & home despite everyones best efforts to shit on us!!!!
Commentary by Keith Macklin, best known for his rugby league commentaries which he still does to this day. He also presented YTV's 'Sunday Quiz' in the early 70s - a quiz about religion and faiths, of all things!
This was the season when Everton smacked Leeds arse whilst winning the championship by eight points under the 2 points for a win system. They also lost the FA cup to chelsea and i think Celtic spanked them in the european cup. No wonder elland rd looks such a depressing place!
"Smacked Leeds' arse", we were neck and neck until the hectic fixture schedule meant Revie played the reserves for the last lot of games, much to the chagrin of Mr Clough and the crowd at the Baseball Ground who wanted to see the mighty, mighty Whites on display and instead got a pub side.
Great video and I've rated it as five stars. Please check out mine on 1920's trading cards of early soccer players. It includes players from Leeds United etc.
Madmick said: "and what was that the Leeds fans said in turkey?
"fuck me he's got a knife" "
that is disgraceful - call yourslef a football fan? Tbh you cannot even refer to yourself as a human being, i mean i'm all up for football banter and the rest of it but this is sickening. How can you laugh at two people being murdered? Your a disgrace to humanity, a disgrace to football you make me sick. I'm sure any true football fan (human) be they Man U, Chelsea whatever would think same.
it's fine couldn't be worse rather better than getting are asses wipped by scummy chelsea and reading fucking scumchest nicked alan smith and ferdinand why would these cocknee cunts go through the trouble in typing leeds if they don't support em scummers
brian clough had it right when he told this leeds team they should throw all their medals in the bin coz they won them by cheating. dirty cheating scummy leeds!
Not a Leeds fan but that goal was total utter quality, never tire of watching it
dalekshire 3 weeks ago
We all hate leeds scum!!!!!!
sheffieldlad9 2 months ago
Whatta Goal Haha !!! ;)
sheffieldlad9 2 months ago
eddie gray woud easily show messi ronaldo how its done he didnt dive was loyal and a true athlete!
lufcgradel1 2 months ago
Just watched Maradona's goal against England in 86...Eddie jinks past more players on his goal
walkingbyfaith777 7 months ago
Just watched Maradona's goal against England in 86...Eddie jinks past more players on his goal
walkingbyfaith777 7 months ago
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GooseGreen82 7 months ago
@GooseGreen82 Oh yeah Scotland had a conveyor belt of talent when i was younger, from the 60s through the 80s, but it's been declining for quite some time i think. I used to love the Home Championship and the England-Scotland match
mizofan 7 months ago
what a fantastic player and a nice guy,genuine talent.robert jenkins comments are a joke ,he obviously knows f-all about fooball. whatever team you support a genuine fan will aknowledge talented players from other teams. i support leeds but the likes of george best,dalglish,greaves ,and many many others were great players,
robert jenkins i suggest you look at some football videos from this era you never know you might learn how the game is played
footyfan65 8 months ago
brilliant brilliant goal - what a footballer - would have loved him at Liverpool - though he was adored at Leeds anyway. 50 million Torres - 60 million for Eddie and I'm a Red through and through.
TheMerseyBoy 11 months ago
I hope no one confuses Andy Gray with this Leeds legend.
ckcsucks 1 year ago
robertjenkins8 has absolutely no idea what he is talking about, and clearly never witnessed the Leeds side of 1969-74 first hand. I proffer that the only dumb prick/twat is actually robertjenkins8.
944drivers 1 year ago
If Messi did that the bleating from the press would be deafening
Arandombear 1 year ago
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You dumb leeds pricks! Yes Gray was a decent attacking player (the only one in that gutter team of thugs and big time bottlers) but to even compare him to Messi/Ronaldo when he is not even 5 PER CENT OF THEM is the height of retardedness. Worth 100 mill today? Dumb twat he would be about 8-10 mill.
Skill wise he's got nothing on them-yes this is a decent goal but Ronaldo/Messi do this about once every week and much much better.
robertjenkins8 1 year ago
@robertjenkins8
your name should be robert wanker.
respect to all the guys who play good football
followtheapes 1 year ago
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@robertjenkins8
your name should be robert wanker.
respect to all the guys who play good football
followtheapes 1 year ago
oi andy gray you cunt thats how you do it
CHEESYhairyGASH 1 year ago
And a lovely man to boot
stuartk 1 year ago
Even speaking as a Chelsea fan of the same era, I can say Eddie was class.
johnnyh2 1 year ago 2
To be fair it was very hard to get booked in the 60's and 70's as you were pretty much allowed to get away with on field GBH
alexdoherty1984 1 year ago
Just Art.
redmanthinks 1 year ago
A great goal from a true footballing legend & what makes that goal even more special ia that the opponents are that lot from just up the road (burnley)!
d5m2t2k41 1 year ago
The word legend is used far too easily these days-Eddie you are truly a legend-I was privileged to see you in the flesh-alongside Johnny Giles and Kevin Keegan you are the best three football players I have ever seen.
lavish88 1 year ago
I believe this was scored in the second half. There was a wondefully eloquent goal Eddie scored in the first half too! Goalie was off his line, Eddie was way out there, saw it, and chipped him.
Sublime.
I'm sure it'll be here somewhere. It was Leeds v Burnley...
cmelodicminor 1 year ago
and he did that on a cabbage patch of a pitch.
MrValiant61 1 year ago 3
We need leeds back in the top flight of english football... That goal is a gem...I loved those days, mist over the grounds,all white strip without logos...
absting1 1 year ago
Eddie was as brilliant a player as any you could ever wish to see. If he'd played for a more 'fashionable' club and had been less unlucky with a recurring thigh injury he'd be universally regarded as a footballing legend, which is no less than his awesome skills and professionalism deserved.
prescient8 1 year ago
Thats one of the best GOALS you'll ever see!
M.o.T
JordanLuFcX 1 year ago
That's one of the best PLAYERS you'll ever see.
M.O.T.
applebeatle 1 year ago
good feints and dragbacks
supergunner07 1 year ago
Eddie Gray was great, however he was injured a lot. Thus not seen as often as he should have been. The best man to wear a Leeds shirt .... John Charles?
liamm1701 1 year ago
anyone notice how modest his celebration is for such a magnificent goal. if that was me i'd be running all over the pitch like a madman.
ShedRule1 2 years ago 3
if Eddy was around today he would be worth £100,000,000 if Ronaldo is worth £80,000,000 for that you get a proper footballer who never dived was totally loyal during a long and distinguished carrear was never booked. The ultimate pro. Wha can you say is like that today. Eddie you are a true legend.
1costakis 2 years ago 35
@1costakis Raul from madrid was like that, just a few years ago.
uzku 1 year ago
@1costakis players these days are alot fitter than they used to be
half the players who played 40+ years ago wouldn't make it into the first team!
J4K31 7 months ago
@J4K31 A lot fitter yer having a laugh, they cry when they play two games a week. Most of them in the premiershit sould be running in the olympics not playing football they play on bowling greens yet can't control a ball, can't cross, most can only use one foot. There's nothing in that premiershit in the class of players like Eddie Gray, Stan Bowles, Tony Currie, Glen Hoddle, John Giles, Frank Worthington, Colin Bell, Keegan, Dllglish them lads could all use both feet, and play on mudbaths.
claptonbrucebaker 6 months ago
@claptonbrucebaker any top-flight player now could play several games a week if they wanted, but what's the point when teams have such large squads nowadays? managers can afford to rest their top players and condition them for their next match. players back then could play several games a week yes, but football was often played at a much slower pace in those days (with exceptions) so players were more unlikely to surcome to injury, meaning rest and conditioning wasn't as much of a necessity
J4K31 6 months ago
@claptonbrucebaker players back then had their favoured foot too, players then and now have always been encouraged to use both feet so really there's no difference in that aspect. crossing today is still used very often today, it's just because most teams these days don't have that 'big #9' like teams back then did. ball control however has gotten much better, there is much more flair in todays game. mainly because players have more space nowadays, referees are very strict
J4K31 6 months ago
@1costakis leo messi.
tomngreg 6 months ago
I dont know why people dont mention Eddie as one of the great players of his generation more... Even if you call us 'Dirty Leeds' you can't deny Eddie's quality, he was never booked and scored some great goals. Can someone explain?
spennylovesleeds 2 years ago 24
@spennylovesleeds Probably because the London media along with the FA don't like Super Leeds United.
yortsandthat 1 year ago
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@spennylovesleeds, because they all hate us and we don't care.
EvilRaj 1 year ago
shame how the best goal ever has less than 100k views. it needs to be retitled 'best goal ever', and to be put on the homepage as a featured video. then it'll get some respect and acknowledgment!
Monoloptic 2 years ago 3
On his day, as great and entertaining as George Best! If England had both on their squad, they could have won both 1970 and 1974 World Cups!! Even one of them would have been enough! Injuries deprived him the greatness that he deserved. Nevertheles, I prefer watching Eddie Gray than Ronaldo!
14mooler 2 years ago 6
@14mooler tsk, ronaldo practices day in day out on some silly tricks he doesnt even need in his play , he does random shit in random situations , most of the time without progressive. Only Rae Players like eddie and yes, messi, have the talent to create space and scoring positions with their dribbling.
HouseDealerz 1 year ago
@HouseDealerz * progression
HouseDealerz 1 year ago
Oh....Eddie Eddie...
seventiesclassic 2 years ago 4
classic gray, leeds legend!!!
springylufc 2 years ago 4
speaking as a Man utd fan that is one of the greatest goals ever. Sadly, for every Gray, Best, Currie, Worthington we had Harris, Styles, Storey, Tommy Smith.
Eddie Gray is a legend, sadly kicked out of the 1970 cup final
exxyeddie 2 years ago 5
Glorious goal! Crying shame about all his injuries, though. With this kind of form, Scotland's World Cup campaign in '74 could've been very different. Incidentally, was that Mick Jones on the ground?
GaelicMagyar 2 years ago
No it was Albert Johanneson - the first black player to ever appear in an FA Cup final in 1965
dpep356 2 years ago
Ah yes, I remember now. Thanks.
GaelicMagyar 2 years ago
Fantastic goal but I bet the injured player was thinking, "Great, I can get some bloody treatment now."
dmpcornwall 2 years ago
:D
Their players just watch when he takes it past them. See the guy who he beats after the dummy - just walks after him.
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sameoldfitup2008 2 years ago
Eddie Gray. Totally brilliant.
Hagarviking 2 years ago 2
Love this goal. pure magic feet from Eddie.
BetfinderDarren 2 years ago
you're the only twat best was best footballer britain has ever had. if u don't know that give up watching football
kieronkeeble 2 years ago
he weren't just talkin about brilliant footballers..he said Best were an alkie and unreliable..if you deny that you're a cunt !
Who wants a brill player when you never know if he's gonna turn up??
seventiesclassic 2 years ago
you're the dozy cunt. if best had of been managed by revie there wouldn't have been a problem. he did what he did because of the poor management at manchester back then. it's like now ferguson would have controlled him. i dislike man u just as much as anyone but get a life if you can't recogonise exceptional talent when u see it.
kieronkeeble 2 years ago
Superb Leeds and Eddie at their best.
If they had george best playing for them back then no one would have touched them.
beckham is an amateur compared to these guys.
kieronkeeble 2 years ago
Twat...why would we want alkie Best when we had Eddie??
Best was a great footballer but also a fucking idiot and unreliable.
theyorkshirewhites 2 years ago
@theyorkshirewhites - spot on! Eddie was a truly great player who also behaved professionally throughout his career. He was a true team player. If Best had scored this particular goal we'd never have heard the end of it.
prescient8 1 year ago
This is the greatest goal of all time. No question.
MOT.
Danasters 2 years ago 4
I don't know how he was able to drag the ball back on that pitch, with that ball, with studs on. Its the kind of thing you can do alright with trainers on. But with studs, no matter how good your control is, it just tends to be so slippy. Great goal.
seanreillyireland 2 years ago 3
this goal brings tears to my eyes
superleeds30 2 years ago
Just to get this right.. the match was played on April 4th, 1970 ... not May 4th. (Result 2-1)
:o) Cheers!
mccurren 3 years ago
what a legend. who can forget his legendary performance in the 70 Cup Final - just days after this clip.
sandcastlejim 3 years ago
His control and composure was unbelievable.
Marching on together and RIP Mrs Radebe.
Supermokh 3 years ago 3
amazing goal
Soccer4Life123456 3 years ago
best goal ever eddies a legand!!!
LEEDS 4 LYF!
lufchaz 3 years ago 3
Best goal ever!
Sambora059 3 years ago 2
CLASSIC GOAL
NUTTY4LIFE 3 years ago
thanks so much for putting this clip on. Greatest goal I've ever seen and I never thought I'd see it again. Ronaldo shmaldo !
smegheed 3 years ago
even yeboah cant beat that
yorkshiremyn 3 years ago
Bumped into Eddie after the Doncaster fiasco at Wembley. Shook him by the hand and told him he was one of my heroes. Honestly didn't know what else to say. What does one say when one meets a legend?
ColchesterWhite 3 years ago 2
I doubt I have seen that goal for 25 years-Eddie Gray MBE one of the true greats and a real gentleman. Never booked in his career.
lavish88 3 years ago
Fantastic goal
Kagatori 3 years ago
what a goal what a player a true gent eddie gray super leeds
davejordan69 3 years ago
That has got to be one of the best goals ever!
Brings tears to my eyes!!!
Thanx!!
mike520784 3 years ago
good goal
laurenmcintyre 3 years ago
Scored one from half way line too in VERY same game - GREAT player in the greatest cluc team ever assembled..dominant in Europe & home despite everyones best efforts to shit on us!!!!
lurcherdog13 3 years ago
'What a masterly goal by Eddie Gray' - Brilliant commentary!
eddielangran 4 years ago
Commentary by Keith Macklin, best known for his rugby league commentaries which he still does to this day. He also presented YTV's 'Sunday Quiz' in the early 70s - a quiz about religion and faiths, of all things!
bc2fc 3 years ago
to midnite oil what do u mean he wouldnt score one like that today you havnt seen derby county defend lately have you
pauljefferson 4 years ago
AMZING
joshjamesgee 4 years ago
the defending is hilarious! he wouldn't score that nowadays.
midnightoil1 4 years ago
best of all time i think you mean
markc930 4 years ago
that was one of the best goals of all time
liam70d 4 years ago
never tire of watching this,super eddie,living LEEDS legendm
Daveytom66 4 years ago
pure class - i was a leeds supporter at the time (8 yrs old) - my all time heros - sniffer and beardsley
seanie002 4 years ago
Proud to say. I was at that match.....Super Leeds United
onlyoneleedsunited 4 years ago
great goal, hes a leeds legend, would be classed as a great goal today
lufclee8 4 years ago
great goal, legend.
crossrhodes1 4 years ago
is that keith macklin commantating on that clip?
SuperSaintGaz 4 years ago
Great Goal, Eddie Gray, what a legend!
cockneywhitesb 4 years ago
This was the season when Everton smacked Leeds arse whilst winning the championship by eight points under the 2 points for a win system. They also lost the FA cup to chelsea and i think Celtic spanked them in the european cup. No wonder elland rd looks such a depressing place!
jhanlon18 4 years ago
"Smacked Leeds' arse", we were neck and neck until the hectic fixture schedule meant Revie played the reserves for the last lot of games, much to the chagrin of Mr Clough and the crowd at the Baseball Ground who wanted to see the mighty, mighty Whites on display and instead got a pub side.
clarkeonenil 4 years ago
Still, you had nothing to compare with Kendall, Ball and Harvey!
jhanlon18 4 years ago
what a goal and what a ledgend
lufc4eva123 4 years ago
bring the good old days back nice one
brownless40 4 years ago
Great video and I've rated it as five stars. Please check out mine on 1920's trading cards of early soccer players. It includes players from Leeds United etc.
creamofcardstv 4 years ago
I despise Leeds, but that was a hell of a goal
pur33vil 4 years ago
good bit of skill - poor defending. was this in the top division?
tomdickhead 4 years ago
What a goal
True leeds class
Leeds1234eva 4 years ago
Madmick said: "and what was that the Leeds fans said in turkey?
"fuck me he's got a knife" "
that is disgraceful - call yourslef a football fan? Tbh you cannot even refer to yourself as a human being, i mean i'm all up for football banter and the rest of it but this is sickening. How can you laugh at two people being murdered? Your a disgrace to humanity, a disgrace to football you make me sick. I'm sure any true football fan (human) be they Man U, Chelsea whatever would think same.
xxnicksxx 5 years ago
what was it bobby charlton said on that runway fuck me its still snowing again munich bastard
radar130665 4 years ago
"coco the clown" made the busby twats look like little girls
pinderkid 5 years ago
ryan giggs is a scummer so get lost ya scum tosser
chickenbreath 5 years ago
why is there a statue of coco the clown outside Bellend rd?
madmick1 5 years ago
hahaha im pissing myself laughing. do u search for leeds videos just to comment on? if so ur pretty sad
kaboooz 5 years ago
nice goal
Instylo 5 years ago
Today's tarts just can't match that.
fishbelch 5 years ago
whatever knobhead.ryan giggs 1999 f a cup semi final bring back any memories.anyway hows life in the chUmpionship?
madmick1 5 years ago
glory cockney manu what was that fantasy island saying by the little guy! da ____
juliet1972 5 years ago
and what was that the Leeds fans said in turkey?
"fuck me he's got a knife"
madmick1 5 years ago
idiot
djzed66 4 years ago
it's fine couldn't be worse rather better than getting are asses wipped by scummy chelsea and reading fucking scumchest nicked alan smith and ferdinand why would these cocknee cunts go through the trouble in typing leeds if they don't support em scummers
jamie426 5 years ago
brian clough had it right when he told this leeds team they should throw all their medals in the bin coz they won them by cheating. dirty cheating scummy leeds!
daveismyname1980 5 years ago
Is that Keith Macklin who's the commantator?
SuperSaintGaz 5 years ago