Premier League 2011 2012 Manchester United Arsenal

28 August 2011
Old Trafford Manchester

If Arsenal were in poor shape before this fixture, the devastation at Old Trafford has left them in a chaotic state. Injuries cannot account for this mauling that included the dismissal of Carl Jenkinson, with a second yellow card, when the score was 6-2. Manchester United were pitiless, with Ashley Young lashing their eighth in stoppage time Arsenal have failed to keep pace with United for some years, but this match showed that Sir Alex Ferguson's team is almost out of view. Considering the weakness of the line-up Arsène Wenger had to select, with the centre-half Thomas Vermaelen ruled out by a thigh injury and the teenager Francis Coquelin making his debut in midfield, it was natural that the visitors should suffer. Even so, nobody envisaged such humiliation.

FA Cup Final 1996 1997 Leicester Middlesbrough

 

FA Cup 1969 1970 United City

FA Cup 1969 1970 Manchester City WBA

 

 

City Corrigan, Book, Mann, Doyle, Booth, Oakes, Heslop, Bell, Summerbee, Lee, Pardoe – sub Bowyer(70)

West Brom Osborne, Fraser, Wilson, Brown, Talbut, Kaye, Cantello, Suggett, Astle, Hartford, Hope – sub Krzywicki(84)

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1.0 Go

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Probably the most high profile game between City and West Bromwich Albion was our first ever League Cup Final win back in 1970. Memorably it was played on a muddy snowy Wembley surface famously described by Blues’ manager Joe Mercer as “a pig of a pitch”. It was a long way short of the bowling green surface everyone had come to expect of England’s home stadium but it was hardly surprising given that The Horse Of The Year Show had been held at Wembley just days earlier, an unthinkable scenario in today’s world where perfection is demanded from players, sponsors and a global audience of millions.
However despite the condition and wintry weather, referee James passed the game fit to play. Fans of both teams had earlier volunteered to help clear the snow and probably saved the match from postponement.

 

 

 

 

review

Manchester City v West Bromwich Albion League Cup Final 1969/70 – City Til I Die

 

 

 

C1 1975 1976 Derby County Real Madrid resumé 25 mnts

Second Tour

Match aller
Derby,  Baseball Ground

22 October 1975

 

 

Coupe Uefa 1976 1977 Bilbao Juventus Finale Retour

 18 mai 1977

Bilbao, Estadio San Mamés

 

 

Athletic Bilbao Iribar; Lasa (Carlos), Guisasola, Alesanco, Escalza; Villa, Churruca, Irureta; Amarrortu, Dani, José Francisco Rojo

Juventus Zoff; Cuccureddu, Morini, Scirea, Gentile; Causio, Tardelli, Furino, Benetti; Boninsegna (Spinosi), Bettega

 

Campionato Argentina 1982 Independiente Velez 50mnts

 

 

Boca 1989 1990 Goles

1989 1990

Boca Defendores Espanol

11.02.1990

20 minutes

 

 

SV Roda 1976 1988 De Jaren Zeventig

Torino 1975 1976 ESPN Furia ZONA

Uefa Cup 1979 1980 Crvena Zvezda Bayern München

Third Round,
Second Leg
12 December 1979
Stadion Crvena Zvezda  Marakana Belgrad

Referee: Hilmi

  Six ans après le fabuleux triplé réalisé par le kaiser Franz en 1974 (Bundesliga, Coupe d'Europe et Coupe du Monde), quatre ans après le dernier succès en Coupe des Champions (1976 et le troisième consécutif), revoilà le Bayern de Munich au sommet du football allemand ! Quatre ans de relatif purgatoire, au cours desquels la direction du Bayern a changé de main, où les entraîneurs ont valsé, ainsi que quelques vedettes comme Muller ou Kappelmann, Paul Breitner faisait régner la terreur à l'intérieur du club. Il n'y eut cependant pas que des côtés négatifs dans la métamorphose du grand club bavarois. L'arrivé de Uli Hoeness, comme manager, celle de Pal Csernai au poste d'entraîneur, et un recrutement plus judicieux ont permis en effet au Bayern de revenir au sommet. 

TO UPDATE Focus On : Liam Brady Story

Liam Brady is a true Irish soccer great. It is a major regret for many Republic of Ireland fans that this wonderful soccer talent was never displayed in a major international championship finals. Injury, bad luck and his inability to adapt fully to the Jack Charlton football philosophy all conspired to prevent him from appearing in the finals of either the Euro Championship or World Cup. Undoubtedly Liam Brady was the most Irish talented footballer of his generation and he went on to play for top soccer clubs in England and Italy. Brady was born, and raised in the 1960's, in Dublin. As a schoolboy he played for the northside Dublin football club St Kevin's Boys and very quickly came to the attention of the Irish based scouts for English top flight clubs. While Brady was playing his schoolboy soccer in Ireland the English First Division (the fore runner of the Premier League) was being dominated by football clubs from the North of England. Clubs from London were struggling to make the big breakthrough. Nevertheless it was London club Arsenal that attracted a 13 year old Liam Brady over for soccer trials. With hindsight it seems obvious that the young Brady would impress the Arsenal staff with his footballing gifts in general and his sublime left foot. Equally the professionalism in approach and the high quality set up at Highbury impressed Brady. In 1971, at the age of 15, Brady moved across to Arsenal on a full-time basis.

"Voetball de jaren zestig" "le foot Hollandais dans les années 60s"

 

Premier League 1992 1993 Manchester City Manchester United

FA Cup 1990 Manchester United Crystal Palace