Golden Goals 1979

[jonost24]

Oh WHAT A GOAL........BOING BOING

[sonny1408]

It might just be the hairstyle (or lack thereof) but he looks so much like Bryan Robson (Goal D)

[inchaoswetrust]

Back in the day when fooball was the beautiful game

[leftyrick4003]

love the phone on Brian Moore's desk

[WELLBRAN]

much better football in those days the sides were on a level par and anyone on their day could beat anyone else...tony currie fantastic player..how many england caps did he get...was it 2 or something...ridiculous

[Yentonian]

Blimey WBA could play a bit back then

[lakepalmer]

Video Master Games Console! Booyakasha! Worth the wait. Goal A Brady. Classic Phoenix From the Flames goal

[villa72]

VIDEO MASTER GAMES!

[evil999]

@bangorfcclips howd you get your hands on such good quality video!?

[SuperPaddymurphy]

the footballers today are wimps ,over paid dicks.if you cal some of them names the whole world has to stop and listen to them.tell their mammies

[ifihaf2]

I don't often get nostalgic, or indeed comment on Youtube, but I remember seeing this very compilation at the time, brings a little tear to my eye...

[BlobOfMark]

Gerald Sinstadt! What a commentator!

[ianwilson2007]

my fave was McDermott's but then I support Liverpool and it was the last goal in a 7-0 thrashing. I just love the speed of it from Johnson playing the ball out to Heighway who crosses it 1st time for McDermott who's run about 80 yeards

[GuyFawkes15]

Laurie Cunningham - The Black Pearl. What a brilliant player he was. R.I.P. Laurie - it was a privilege to see you play.

[whitbyjet65]

I loved football in the 70s but I hate it now. I can't stand all the prima donnas, the WAGS, the bling, the diving, the stupid wages, the foreign owned clubs, the greed & the ungrateful players. I'm glad I was born in the 60s so I was able to watch football with more purity. I also prefered Brian Moore to the motor mouth commentators of today.

[tomoneill84]

@whitbyjet65 boo hoo

[stavrosmaginty]

@whitbyjet65 So true! Commentators today need to learn that sometimes less is more - they don't need to be talking all the time, let the football do the talking. Half the 'experts' talk complete crap and are just filling space that doesn't need filling.

[InspectorMontelbano1]

@whitbyjet65 I totally agree, I too was born in the 60's (1968 to be exact), and everything you say is 100% correct. Today's footballers are grossly overpaid, and too many of them are diving, cheating wimps. Unfortunately too much money has corrupted football.

[juliodiaz30]

My god!! i still remember watching this live on tv and sending a post card, took my dads advice and voted for the Liverpool goal, although my favourite at the time was Toni Currys!! thanks for posting...what a blast from the past....

[jafalad]

I was at the Racecourse that day to see Pop Robson hit that goal. He later admitted it was the best goal he ever scored. Amazing game which Wrexham won 4-3. The Len Cantello goal would be my choice as I tend to prefer team goals. Regis would be my second choice. The Robson and McDermott goals suffer a little from defences not doing their jobs. So who did win? Thanks for posting!

[klnine]

if there;s champagne for the winner then its mine !!!!! Big Ron)

[klnine]

baggies goals were 1 and 2 ..

[MultiPlayaaa]

should of been C  tony currie

[greenisland75]

6 excellent goals. I think Goal F won it. 

[simon160967]

Goal E won it

[haynet1962]

Which goal won? Was it Currie's?

[cajjer]

I wish Brady would have come to Old Trafford in 1980

[gsf67]

I wonder what these players woud be worth by today's standards and market. Brilliant players.

[greenisland75]

Thanks for posting this video clip. All great goals from 1978/79. As a very biased West Brom supporter I would probably choose Len Cantello's goal.

[cremefraiche111]

@greenisland75

I vote E aswell, only because hes my uncle haha

[lewilewis1]

@cremefraiche111 thats great..give my rgds to Big C. i rememebr many a cold dreay night at the Baggies, which were set alight by him and Lawrie (RIP)