Why are we sentimental? Because we can remember how awesome this side was

'THE KOP'LL TOPPLE TO HILL AND COPPELL'

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Originally Posted by Denis Irwell

Definito

McCreery was an honest toiler whereas that ginge @#%&! saved them time after time off the bench. Never put in the shift like McDermott etc but knew where the back of the net was when he came on.





£#%&! off you glory hunting tax payer funded leech. That’s you in ten years....
Oh forgot... forever young, forever moronic. The young are too young and the time served too old.

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£#%&!ing hell

Originally Posted by sub three hours

1. Alex Stepney
2. Jimmy Nicholl
3. Arthur Albiston
4. Sammy McIlroy
5. Brian Greenhoff
6. Martin Buchan (c)
7. Steve Coppell
8. Jimmy Greenhoff
9. Stuart Pearson
10. Lou Macari
11. Gordon Hill
12. David McCreery

What a team.

It's a shame that those group of players have got so few honours between them.

Can't be arsed to Google them, but I don't think any of them have a more than the odd cup medal.

Park Ji-Sung has more than that lot put together

Martin Buchan

The Fonz was my hero in that team. Always had Dogleash in his pocket

Loved how he £#%&!ed that Royal Slag off when she grabbed his arm in 77 to stop him lifting the cup as he hadn't yet bowed or whatever and just hoisted away.

Always his own man

Originally Posted by sub three hours

1. Alex Stepney
2. Jimmy Nicholl
3. Arthur Albiston
4. Sammy McIlroy
5. Brian Greenhoff
6. Martin Buchan (c)
7. Steve Coppell
8. Jimmy Greenhoff
9. Stuart Pearson
10. Lou Macari
11. Gordon Hill
12. David McCreery

What a team.

The lads lining up for the match against St Etienne in their groovy trackie tops

Originally Posted by zanzare

Ashley Grimes, £#%&! knows how anyone thought he was a footballer.

He used to go out with my mates sister and one day she brought him home for sunday afternoon tea to meet her mother.

We were kicked out and so spent about 20 minutes looking in from outside making £#%&!er signs and calling him a ginger @#%&! from behind their backs knowing he couldn't do anything.

Originally Posted by The taste of...

Martin Buchan

The Fonz was my hero in that team. Always had Dogleash in his pocket

Loved how he £#%&!ed that Royal Slag off when she grabbed his arm in 77 to stop him lifting the cup as he hadn't yet bowed or whatever and just hoisted away.

Always his own man

Apart from Beckenbauer, coolest player ever

Originally Posted by The taste of...

Martin Buchan

The Fonz was my hero in that team. Always had Dogleash in his pocket

Loved how he f***ed that Royal Slag off when she grabbed his arm in 77 to stop him lifting the cup as he hadn't yet bowed or whatever and just hoisted away.

Always his own man

mine too.....met him about 15 yrs ago in a professional capacity on numerous occasions, first name terms

top top bloke in real life.......still got his office door in my mum's garage , long story.

Originally Posted by Surfers do Charlie

It's a shame that those group of players have got so few honours between them.

Can't be arsed to Google them, but I don't think any of them have a more than the odd cup medal.

Park Ji-Sung has more than that lot put together

Second division championship and an FA Cup but they were fantastic to watch weren't they?

Originally Posted by sub three hours

Second division championship and an FA Cup but they were fantastic to watch weren't they?

1. Alex Stepney
2. Jimmy Nicholl
3. Arthur Albiston
4. Sammy McIlroy
5. Brian Greenhoff
6. Martin Buchan (c)
7. Steve Coppell
8. Jimmy Greenhoff
9. Stuart Pearson
10. Lou Macari
11. Gordon Hill
12. David McCreery


That's not the 2nd division team mate.It's a couple of years later 76 onwards

Originally Posted by rubbernecker

1. Alex Stepney
2. Jimmy Nicholl
3. Arthur Albiston
4. Sammy McIlroy
5. Brian Greenhoff
6. Martin Buchan (c)
7. Steve Coppell
8. Jimmy Greenhoff
9. Stuart Pearson
10. Lou Macari
11. Gordon Hill
12. David McCreery


That's not the 2nd division team mate.It's a couple of years later 76 onwards

So just an FA Cup then

Originally Posted by denis lawless

That started with Paddy Roche and Ashley Grimes .....aided by sexton.

Still have homicidal feelings towards him 40 years on

Originally Posted by rubbernecker

1. Alex Stepney
2. Jimmy Nicholl
3. Arthur Albiston
4. Sammy McIlroy
5. Brian Greenhoff
6. Martin Buchan (c)
7. Steve Coppell
8. Jimmy Greenhoff
9. Stuart Pearson
10. Lou Macari
11. Gordon Hill
12. David McCreery


That's not the 2nd division team mate.It's a couple of years later 76 onwards

You're right but quite a few of them were in the squad that brought us up as division 2 champions.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1974...ed_F.C._season

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loo3busgRHE

Tommy Kav

Used to love taking the long way around the running track, back to the bench after treating a player. Made a point of waving to everyone in the 63,000 crowd.

four pints and steak and chips pre match, real men who liked a smoke and a gamble

our under 16s from today would beat them comfortably

"Gordon Hill's king of all cockneys!"

Originally Posted by sub three hours

You're right but quite a few of them were in the squad that brought us up as division 2 champions.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1974...ed_F.C._season

Bulk of them were in the squad but some played pretty minor roles during the second division sojourn

You're absolutely bang on though that it was the best time to be a utd fan

Originally Posted by rubbernecker

Bulk of them were in the squad but some played pretty minor roles during the second division sojourn

You're absolutely bang on though that it was the best time to be a utd fan

Glory hunters we were not.

Originally Posted by sub three hours

Glory hunters we were not.

Speak for yourself I revelled in winning the 2nd Division championship and dreamt of a succesful quest for the UEFA cup

Originally Posted by rubbernecker

dreamt of a succesful quest for the UEFA cup

That would have been Sexton with the Docs team wouldn't it?