Scottish League 1974 1975 "The Old Firm" Celtic Rangers , Kenny in Glasgow

15 September 1974
Celtic Park,
Glasgow

 There can be no mistaking the poise and style of a soccer thoroughbred. He is the player who relies solely on pure skill to beat his opponent... he is a superstar every other club would like to have in their first-team. In Kenny Dalglish, Celtic have one of the greatest prospects to be seen in Scottish soccer for many years. Dalglish is the golden boy of Parkhead. His smooth, controlled pace, allied to his devastating finishing in and around the penalty-box, makes him a player for the other teams to fear and rival managers to envy. If Jock Stein had to value Dalglish's sterling work for Celtic on today's transfer market it would start at around the £200,000 mark. Dalglish doesn't want to leave Parkhead and Stein will never let him go because there is no doubt he will be the leading tight behind Celtic's challenge for honours on the domestic and European scene for years to come. But there is one worrying feature of Dalglish's play ... one feature that makes him Celtic's £200,000 problem boy. At the start of every season Kenny kicks-off in true superstar style. He chases around in midfield, helps out in defence and always seems to find the time to pop-up in the danger-areas to belt in a couple of goats. However, Kenny hasn't as yet been able to sustain this sort of form throughout a season. Obviously it could be stated that he takes far too much out of himself earlier on, but the answer may not just be as simple as that...

Bundesliga 1990 1991 Koln Kaiserlautern Decisive Game

C1 1975 1976 St Etienne Psv Eindhoven

D’une manière générale, les habitués de la Coupe d’Europe préfèrent jouer le match-aller à l’extérieur, surtout dans les derniers tours qualificatifs, quand l’adversaire est de grande valeur. Saint- Etienne n’échappe pas à la régie et fait un peu la moue en apprenant qu’il devra d’abord recevoir P.S. V. Eindhoven avant d’aller en Hollande le 14 avril 1976. Mais Curkovic rassure ses coéquipiers : « En Coupe d’Europe, c’est presque iné¬ vitablement la meilleure équipe qui se qualifie, quel que soit l’ordre des matches.» P.S.V. Eindhoven n’est pas encore entré dans le club des Grands Européens, non plus que Saint-Etienne.

Coupe de l'UEFA 2003 2004 Liverpool Marseille Aller Retour

 25 mars 2004, stade Vélodrome. 57 000 supporters assistaient au succès de l'OM contre Liverpool (2-1) dans l'enceinte du boulevard Michelet en huitième de finale retour de la coupe UEFA. Ce soir-là, un certain Didier Drogba égalisait sur penalty avant la pause (36e). Son 28e but de la saison. Abdoulaye Meïté inscrivait le deuxième but de l'OM de la tête sur corner (58e), synonyme de victoire et de qualification pour les quarts de finale de la coupe UEFA. 

Hambourg SV 1981 1982

 Deutscher Meister 1982

 

 

DFB Pokal 1981 1982 Bayern Nuremberg Finale

 1 Mai 1982

Waldstadion Frankfurt

 

 

English Leagues the 80s: First Division 1983 1984 Season Review

 Liverpool became only the third club in the history of the League, after Huddersfield in the twenties and Arsenal in the thirties, to achieve a hat-trick of Championships when they drew 0-0 at Notts County on 12 May. Their latest triumph emphasizes that careful planning and continuity of management are essential requirements for consistent success in modern League soccer. While other clubs have changed managers with distasteful and expensive frequency, Liverpool have quietly kept matters in the family, promoting Bob Paisley when Bill Shankly retired and, 12 months ago, appointing Joe Fagan to maintain that line of succession. And Mr Pagan has quietly gone aboul his job, loo, with two major honours under his belt already and The European Cup final coining up at the end of the month.Typical of the way the club works is the purchase of men such as John Wark, shrewdly signed from Ipswich a couple of months ago when the Anfield tnidfield unit was beginning to show occasional signs of faltering. Wark, who has missed only a handful of games through injury over the last 10 years and rarely turns in a bad performance, provided the extra touch needed during the tiring closing weeks. Players like him — and Lee, Hansen, Neal and Kennedy — provide essential support for the more gifted football of Souiiess, Lawrenson. Dalglish, Rush and Whelan. For anyone who has lost count, this was Liverpool's 15th Championship.

Uefa Cup 1975 1976 Liverpool Slask Wroclaw

3rd Round Second Leg
10 December 1975
Anfield Road Liverpool
Attendance: 17,886

  Victory against WKS Slask Wroclaw at Anfield was a formality. Liverpool supporters had been put off by the likelihood of a meaningless match, and as a consequence, Anfield hosted its lowest European crowd in 12 seasons, with just under 18,000 present to witness a comfortable win. One report called the game 'an annihilation', but that was probably a slight exaggeration. Liverpool certainly coasted home without extending themselves, although for most players and supporters it was a game to be quickly forgotten, for Jimmy Case, it was a truly memorable evening. The Liverpool-born player, who had only a handful of appearances under his belt, was called into the Liverpool line-up an hour before the kickoff, when Steve Heighway pulled out with a sore throat. At that stage in his career, 21-year-old Case operated as a striker, and he proved his mettle with a glorious hat-trick. He simply outclassed the Poles. It took Case just 22 minutes to find the route to goal, after a stylish feint by Toshack had given him a clear sight of the Polish 'keeper. It was Liverpool's 100th goal in Europe. Seven minutes later, Keegan put Case through and he scored Liverpool's second. A minute after the interval, Case netted when Kalinowski failed to hold a Brian Hall shot. Case had beaten the Poles on his own. The small crowd — less than half that present in Poland — could at least wend its way home satisfied that they had seen a Liverpool player with a bright future.

League Cup 1984 1985 Norwich Sunderland Finale

Charity Shield 1993 1994 Blackburn Manchester United