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Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their last 7 league games. Gerald Sinstadt is the commentator for this game enjoy
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 3429
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
- published: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 5251
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ...
Watford again now as they take on Liverpool at Vicarage Road. Now with Liverpool much improved in Gerrard Houllier's first season in sole charge at Anfield .
A round up of some games and a look at the table as 1996 became 1997.
A round up of some 1997/98 games which include a rout at Ewood Park & January sales at Oakwell and a look at the table.
Now in this clip Gerald Sinstadt asks what side of the Everton's 1996/97 vintage would turn up for their clash with high flying Wimbledon. Would it be the side that ...
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 71
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in tribute to Doherty, the former Granada TV head of sport, who died in January 2016, aged 77.
- published: 28 Jan 2016
- views: 617
Francis Monkman's opening and closing theme tunes to the Kick Off Match, 1978 to 1980.
- published: 14 Jun 2011
- views: 8007
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in the 1975-76 season to renew old acquaintances. As you'll see, Jimmy Nicholl opened the scoring in this game with a quite brilliant own goal. Time for Gerald Sinstadt.
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 15242
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion.
Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the exception of Bailey (who appeared just 10 times that season), form the core of the Wolves team. In addition, Geoff Palmer, Steve Daley and Alan Sunderland were familiar faces from a few years or so previously, while Bobby Gould returned for a successful second spell at the club. Steve Kindon added further experience and midfielder Willie Carr had been signed by Chung's predecessor Bill McGarry in March 1975. Collectively, they helped ensure the promotion of Wolves as 1976-77 Second Division champions.
Wolves, with Gary Pierce an ever-present in goal, had statistically the second best defence in Division Two and were leading scorers in the division with an impressive 84 goals for the season - largely shared out between top scorer Kenny Hibbitt, with 18 league goals, Alan Sunderland (16), John Richards (15), Steve Daley (13) and Bobby Gould (10 goals in just 11 games). Martin Patching and Colin Brazier were the youthful additions to the Wolves team for the match against Bolton. It was Brazier's second appearance of his fledgling Wolves career and he partnered Frank Munro at the heart of the Wolves defence. In contrast to Brazier, the match at Burnden Park represented the final Wolves appearance for Munro in a highly distinguished near-decade long career at Molineux.
Prior to their match against Wolves, Bolton were 4th in the league, 2 points behind Nottingham Forest but with 2 matches in hand over Brian Clough's team. For the match against Wolves, manager Ian Greaves was reliant upon the goal scoring prowess of Neil Whatmore (who ended the season with an impressive 25 goals in the league), the skilled wing play from former Manchester United and Scotland international Willie Morgan and the rugged defending from boyhood Wolves fan Sam Allardyce.
- published: 29 Sep 2011
- views: 19806
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight after a two-year absence, and could boast Peter Shilton amongst their number. Liverpool had put three goals past both Nottingham Forest and Wolves in their first two home games, and they would repeat the trick here. Gerald Sinstadt commentates.
- published: 24 May 2013
- views: 7987
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 127774
Gerald Sinstadt
Gerald Sinstadt (born 19 February 1930) is a British sports commentator, broadcaster and newspaper columnist, usually on football.
Broadcasting career
Born in Folkestone, Kent, Sinstadt attended the Harvey Grammar School, and began broadcasting on the British Forces Broadcasting Service in October 1949 and BBC Radio in the 1950s and 1960s – where he was deputy to head of sport to Angus Mackay. Whilst at BFBS he met a young 2nd Lieutenant doing his national service by the name of Barry Davies who was keen to try his hand at sports broadcasting. Upon their return to the UK Sinstadt helped Davies to get a foothold in BBC Radio. Sinstadt moved into television in the mid-1960s with Anglia Television.
From 1969 to 1981 he was the main football commentator/presenter for Granada Television in North West England, replacing Barry Davies who had moved to the BBC. He presented the Friday evening Granada football magazine preview show Kick Off, and then over the weekend commentated on matches, usually involving Liverpool, Manchester City, Everton and Manchester United which from 1975 until he left would be broadcast in Kick Off Match, Granada's regional variation of ITV's The Big Match. He would also cover numerous other clubs such as Blackpool, Bury and Preston North End.
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Kick-off
Kickoff or kick-off may refer to
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The Day
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Match of the Day
Match of the Day, often abbreviated as MOTD or MotD, is BBC TV's principal football programme. Typically, it is shown on BBC One on Saturday evenings during the English football season, showing highlights of the day's matches in English football's top division, the Premier League. It is one of the BBC's longest-running shows, having been on air since 22 August 1964, though it has not always been aired regularly. Match of the Day has been recognised by Guinness World Records as the longest-running football TV programme in the world. The programme is broadcast from MediaCityUK in Salford Quays on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal in Greater Manchester.
Since 1999 MOTD has been presented by the former England captain Gary Lineker. Lineker is usually joined by two pundits to analyse and review the day's action. Former Newcastle United captain Alan Shearer is the lead pundit. Over the years many famous former footballers such as Mark Lawrenson and Alan Hansen, and respected sports broadcasters, such as Kenneth Wolstenholme, David Coleman, Barry Davies, John Motson, Jimmy Hill, Des Lynam, and Ruud Gullit have fine-tuned their skills on the programme.
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Manchester United F.C.
Manchester United Football Club is a professional football club based in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester, England, that competes in the Premier League, the top flight of English football. Founded as Newton Heath LYR Football Club in 1878, the club changed its name to Manchester United in 1902 and moved to Old Trafford in 1910.
Manchester United have won 20 league titles, the most of any English club, 11 FA Cups, four League Cups and a record 20 FA Community Shields. The club has also won three European Cups, one UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, one UEFA Super Cup, one Intercontinental Cup and one FIFA Club World Cup. In 1998–99, the club became the first in the history of English football to achieve the treble of the Premier League, the FA Cup and the UEFA Champions League.
The 1958 Munich air disaster claimed the lives of eight players. In 1968, under the management of Matt Busby, Manchester United became the first English football club to win the European Cup. Alex Ferguson won 38 trophies, including 13 Premier League titles, 5 FA Cups and 2 UEFA Champions Leagues, between 1986 and 2013, when he announced his retirement. Louis van Gaal is the club's current manager after Ferguson's successor David Moyes was sacked after only 10 months in charge.
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2:02A potted career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt
A potted career of football commentator Gerald SinstadtA potted career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s. -
8:24Match Of The Day 1999/2000 - Wimbledon vs Arsenal
Match Of The Day 1999/2000 - Wimbledon vs ArsenalMatch Of The Day 1999/2000 - Wimbledon vs Arsenal
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their last 7 league games. Gerald Sinstadt is the commentator for this game enjoy -
0:24Granada Kick Off - Opening Titles 1972
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1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt. Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions. -
8:08Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round UpMatch Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ... Watford again now as they take on Liverpool at Vicarage Road. Now with Liverpool much improved in Gerrard Houllier's first season in sole charge at Anfield . A round up of some games and a look at the table as 1996 became 1997. A round up of some 1997/98 games which include a rout at Ewood Park & January sales at Oakwell and a look at the table. Now in this clip Gerald Sinstadt asks what side of the Everton's 1996/97 vintage would turn up for their clash with high flying Wimbledon. Would it be the side that ... Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up -
17:32Kick Off Match (Sept 3, 1978: edited)
Kick Off Match (Sept 3, 1978: edited)Kick Off Match (Sept 3, 1978: edited)
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in tribute to Doherty, the former Granada TV head of sport, who died in January 2016, aged 77. -
1:15Kick Off Match theme (Francis Monkman)
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Francis Monkman's opening and closing theme tunes to the Kick Off Match, 1978 to 1980. -
7:03Manchester City 2-2 Manchester United 1975-76
Manchester City 2-2 Manchester United 1975-76Manchester City 2-2 Manchester United 1975-76
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in the 1975-76 season to renew old acquaintances. As you'll see, Jimmy Nicholl opened the scoring in this game with a quite brilliant own goal. Time for Gerald Sinstadt. -
8:21Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977
Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion. Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the exception of Bailey (who appeared just 10 times that season), form the core of the Wolves team. In addition, Geoff Palmer, Steve Daley and Alan Sunderland were familiar faces from a few years or so previously, while Bobby Gould returned for a successful second spell at the club. Steve Kindon added further experience and midfielder Willie Carr had been signed by Chung's predecessor Bill McGarry in March 1975. Collectively, they helped ensure the promotion of Wolves as 1976-77 Second Division champions. Wolves, with Gary Pierce an ever-present in goal, had statistically the second best defence in Division Two and were leading scorers in the division with an impressive 84 goals for the season - largely shared out between top scorer Kenny Hibbitt, with 18 league goals, Alan Sunderland (16), John Richards (15), Steve Daley (13) and Bobby Gould (10 goals in just 11 games). Martin Patching and Colin Brazier were the youthful additions to the Wolves team for the match against Bolton. It was Brazier's second appearance of his fledgling Wolves career and he partnered Frank Munro at the heart of the Wolves defence. In contrast to Brazier, the match at Burnden Park represented the final Wolves appearance for Munro in a highly distinguished near-decade long career at Molineux. Prior to their match against Wolves, Bolton were 4th in the league, 2 points behind Nottingham Forest but with 2 matches in hand over Brian Clough's team. For the match against Wolves, manager Ian Greaves was reliant upon the goal scoring prowess of Neil Whatmore (who ended the season with an impressive 25 goals in the league), the skilled wing play from former Manchester United and Scotland international Willie Morgan and the rugged defending from boyhood Wolves fan Sam Allardyce. -
7:48Liverpool 3-2 Leicester City 1971-72
Liverpool 3-2 Leicester City 1971-72Liverpool 3-2 Leicester City 1971-72
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight after a two-year absence, and could boast Peter Shilton amongst their number. Liverpool had put three goals past both Nottingham Forest and Wolves in their first two home games, and they would repeat the trick here. Gerald Sinstadt commentates. -
8:37Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)
Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
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A potted career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
published: 11 Mar 2009 -
Match Of The Day 1999/2000 - Wimbledon vs Arsenal
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their last 7 league games. Gerald Sinstadt is the commentator for this game enjoy
published: 14 Mar 2015 -
Granada Kick Off - Opening Titles 1972
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt. Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
published: 17 Jan 2013 -
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ... Watford again now as they take on Liverpool at Vicarage Road. Now with Liverpool much improved in Gerrard Houllier's first season in sole charge at Anfield . A round up of some games and a look at the table as 1996 became 1997. A round up of some 1997/98 games which include a rout at Ewood Park & January sales at Oakwell and a look at the table. Now in this clip Gerald Sinstadt asks what side of the Everton's 1996/97 vintage would turn up for their clash with high flying Wimbledon. Would it be the side that ... Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
published: 22 Jul 2015 -
Kick Off Match (Sept 3, 1978: edited)
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in tribute to Doherty, the former Granada TV head of sport, who died in January 2016, aged 77.
published: 28 Jan 2016 -
Kick Off Match theme (Francis Monkman)
Francis Monkman's opening and closing theme tunes to the Kick Off Match, 1978 to 1980.
published: 14 Jun 2011 -
Manchester City 2-2 Manchester United 1975-76
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in the 1975-76 season to renew old acquaintances. As you'll see, Jimmy Nicholl opened the scoring in this game with a quite brilliant own goal. Time for Gerald Sinstadt.
published: 08 Feb 2011 -
Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion. Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the...
published: 29 Sep 2011 -
Liverpool 3-2 Leicester City 1971-72
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight after a two-year absence, and could boast Peter Shilton amongst their number. Liverpool had put three goals past both Nottingham Forest and Wolves in their first two home games, and they would repeat the trick here. Gerald Sinstadt commentates.
published: 24 May 2013 -
Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
published: 08 Feb 2011
A potted career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 11 Mar 2009
- views: 7116
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the ...
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
https://wn.com/A_Potted_Career_Of_Football_Commentator_Gerald_Sinstadt
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
- published: 11 Mar 2009
- views: 7116
Match Of The Day 1999/2000 - Wimbledon vs Arsenal
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:24
- Updated: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 3429
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their la...
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their last 7 league games. Gerald Sinstadt is the commentator for this game enjoy
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Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their last 7 league games. Gerald Sinstadt is the commentator for this game enjoy
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 3429
Granada Kick Off - Opening Titles 1972
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:24
- Updated: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 5251
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek...
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
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1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
- published: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 5251
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:08
- Updated: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 71
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ......
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ...
Watford again now as they take on Liverpool at Vicarage Road. Now with Liverpool much improved in Gerrard Houllier's first season in sole charge at Anfield .
A round up of some games and a look at the table as 1996 became 1997.
A round up of some 1997/98 games which include a rout at Ewood Park & January sales at Oakwell and a look at the table.
Now in this clip Gerald Sinstadt asks what side of the Everton's 1996/97 vintage would turn up for their clash with high flying Wimbledon. Would it be the side that ...
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
https://wn.com/Match_Of_The_Day_1996_97_Round_Up
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ...
Watford again now as they take on Liverpool at Vicarage Road. Now with Liverpool much improved in Gerrard Houllier's first season in sole charge at Anfield .
A round up of some games and a look at the table as 1996 became 1997.
A round up of some 1997/98 games which include a rout at Ewood Park & January sales at Oakwell and a look at the table.
Now in this clip Gerald Sinstadt asks what side of the Everton's 1996/97 vintage would turn up for their clash with high flying Wimbledon. Would it be the side that ...
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 71
Kick Off Match (Sept 3, 1978: edited)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 17:32
- Updated: 28 Jan 2016
- views: 617
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in trib...
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in tribute to Doherty, the former Granada TV head of sport, who died in January 2016, aged 77.
https://wn.com/Kick_Off_Match_(Sept_3,_1978_Edited)
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in tribute to Doherty, the former Granada TV head of sport, who died in January 2016, aged 77.
- published: 28 Jan 2016
- views: 617
Kick Off Match theme (Francis Monkman)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:15
- Updated: 14 Jun 2011
- views: 8007
Francis Monkman's opening and closing theme tunes to the Kick Off Match, 1978 to 1980.
- published: 14 Jun 2011
- views: 8007
Manchester City 2-2 Manchester United 1975-76
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:03
- Updated: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 15242
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in t...
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in the 1975-76 season to renew old acquaintances. As you'll see, Jimmy Nicholl opened the scoring in this game with a quite brilliant own goal. Time for Gerald Sinstadt.
https://wn.com/Manchester_City_2_2_Manchester_United_1975_76
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in the 1975-76 season to renew old acquaintances. As you'll see, Jimmy Nicholl opened the scoring in this game with a quite brilliant own goal. Time for Gerald Sinstadt.
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 15242
Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:21
- Updated: 29 Sep 2011
- views: 19806
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977....
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion.
Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the exception of Bailey (who appeared just 10 times that season), form the core of the Wolves team. In addition, Geoff Palmer, Steve Daley and Alan Sunderland were familiar faces from a few years or so previously, while Bobby Gould returned for a successful second spell at the club. Steve Kindon added further experience and midfielder Willie Carr had been signed by Chung's predecessor Bill McGarry in March 1975. Collectively, they helped ensure the promotion of Wolves as 1976-77 Second Division champions.
Wolves, with Gary Pierce an ever-present in goal, had statistically the second best defence in Division Two and were leading scorers in the division with an impressive 84 goals for the season - largely shared out between top scorer Kenny Hibbitt, with 18 league goals, Alan Sunderland (16), John Richards (15), Steve Daley (13) and Bobby Gould (10 goals in just 11 games). Martin Patching and Colin Brazier were the youthful additions to the Wolves team for the match against Bolton. It was Brazier's second appearance of his fledgling Wolves career and he partnered Frank Munro at the heart of the Wolves defence. In contrast to Brazier, the match at Burnden Park represented the final Wolves appearance for Munro in a highly distinguished near-decade long career at Molineux.
Prior to their match against Wolves, Bolton were 4th in the league, 2 points behind Nottingham Forest but with 2 matches in hand over Brian Clough's team. For the match against Wolves, manager Ian Greaves was reliant upon the goal scoring prowess of Neil Whatmore (who ended the season with an impressive 25 goals in the league), the skilled wing play from former Manchester United and Scotland international Willie Morgan and the rugged defending from boyhood Wolves fan Sam Allardyce.
https://wn.com/Bolton_Wanderers_V_Wolves,_14Th_May_1977
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion.
Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the exception of Bailey (who appeared just 10 times that season), form the core of the Wolves team. In addition, Geoff Palmer, Steve Daley and Alan Sunderland were familiar faces from a few years or so previously, while Bobby Gould returned for a successful second spell at the club. Steve Kindon added further experience and midfielder Willie Carr had been signed by Chung's predecessor Bill McGarry in March 1975. Collectively, they helped ensure the promotion of Wolves as 1976-77 Second Division champions.
Wolves, with Gary Pierce an ever-present in goal, had statistically the second best defence in Division Two and were leading scorers in the division with an impressive 84 goals for the season - largely shared out between top scorer Kenny Hibbitt, with 18 league goals, Alan Sunderland (16), John Richards (15), Steve Daley (13) and Bobby Gould (10 goals in just 11 games). Martin Patching and Colin Brazier were the youthful additions to the Wolves team for the match against Bolton. It was Brazier's second appearance of his fledgling Wolves career and he partnered Frank Munro at the heart of the Wolves defence. In contrast to Brazier, the match at Burnden Park represented the final Wolves appearance for Munro in a highly distinguished near-decade long career at Molineux.
Prior to their match against Wolves, Bolton were 4th in the league, 2 points behind Nottingham Forest but with 2 matches in hand over Brian Clough's team. For the match against Wolves, manager Ian Greaves was reliant upon the goal scoring prowess of Neil Whatmore (who ended the season with an impressive 25 goals in the league), the skilled wing play from former Manchester United and Scotland international Willie Morgan and the rugged defending from boyhood Wolves fan Sam Allardyce.
- published: 29 Sep 2011
- views: 19806
Liverpool 3-2 Leicester City 1971-72
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:48
- Updated: 24 May 2013
- views: 7987
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight a...
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight after a two-year absence, and could boast Peter Shilton amongst their number. Liverpool had put three goals past both Nottingham Forest and Wolves in their first two home games, and they would repeat the trick here. Gerald Sinstadt commentates.
https://wn.com/Liverpool_3_2_Leicester_City_1971_72
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight after a two-year absence, and could boast Peter Shilton amongst their number. Liverpool had put three goals past both Nottingham Forest and Wolves in their first two home games, and they would repeat the trick here. Gerald Sinstadt commentates.
- published: 24 May 2013
- views: 7987
Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:37
- Updated: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 127774
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Man...
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
https://wn.com/Man_United_0_1_Man_City_1973_74_(Law_Backheel)
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 127774
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A potted career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
published: 11 Mar 2009 -
1976 FA Cup Final -- Post Match Interviews with the Southampton Team
Gerald Sinstadt conducts the post match interviews with the victorious Southampton players immediately after winning the 1976 FA Cup Final at Wembley Interviewed: Bobby Stokes Jim McCalliog Peter Osgood Mick Channon Peter Rodrigues David Peach Lawrie McMenemy Ian Turner
published: 12 Apr 2012 -
Granada Kick Off - Opening Titles 1972
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt. Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
published: 17 Jan 2013 -
Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
published: 08 Feb 2011 -
1997 FA Cup semi-final - Chesterfield v Middlesbrough preview
Preview broadcast on the BBC of the game. Features brief interviews with Chris Beaumont, John Duncan, Norton Lea, Ernie Moss, The Mayor, Jim Brown, a few fans and a copper. Also Gerald Sinstadt biting the leg off a gingerbread Spireite
published: 11 Apr 2017 -
Commentary Classics Part 1
For many years Barry Davies and John Motson were battling it out to be the commentary top dog at BBC television. Both are undoubtedly commentary legends, but which won of them gets your vote when put head to head?
published: 23 Oct 2016 -
Manchester City v Wolves, 1st December 1979 [Full Highlights]
Full highlights of a First Division match between Manchester City and Wolves at Maine Road on 1st December 1979. The 1979-80 season represented the last time Wolves achieved a notable measure of success in the top flight of English football. The campaign ended with Wolves in a creditable sixth position in the league and, most memorably, victorious in the League Cup Final against Nottingham Forest on 15th March 1980. A prime reason for the high league position attained by Wolves that season was their impressive away form; ten wins away from Molineux was, in terms of away success, equalled only by Arsenal and league champions Liverpool. Against Malcolm Allison's Manchester City, with midfielder Kenny Hibbitt in particularly fine form, Wolves produced a superb attacking performance that was...
published: 12 Jul 2016 -
Granada Football - Opening Titles 1969
Opening Titles for Granada's Sunday afternoon Football programme from March 1969.
published: 22 Jun 2011 -
Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion. Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the...
published: 29 Sep 2011 -
Kenneth Wolstenholme RIP
Tributes to the legendary BBC football commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme.
published: 04 Mar 2010
A potted career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 11 Mar 2009
- views: 7116
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the ...
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
https://wn.com/A_Potted_Career_Of_Football_Commentator_Gerald_Sinstadt
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
- published: 11 Mar 2009
- views: 7116
1976 FA Cup Final -- Post Match Interviews with the Southampton Team
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:20
- Updated: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 4946
Gerald Sinstadt conducts the post match interviews with the victorious Southampton players immediately after winning the 1976 FA Cup Final at Wembley
Interviewe...
Gerald Sinstadt conducts the post match interviews with the victorious Southampton players immediately after winning the 1976 FA Cup Final at Wembley
Interviewed:
Bobby Stokes
Jim McCalliog
Peter Osgood
Mick Channon
Peter Rodrigues
David Peach
Lawrie McMenemy
Ian Turner
https://wn.com/1976_Fa_Cup_Final_Post_Match_Interviews_With_The_Southampton_Team
Gerald Sinstadt conducts the post match interviews with the victorious Southampton players immediately after winning the 1976 FA Cup Final at Wembley
Interviewed:
Bobby Stokes
Jim McCalliog
Peter Osgood
Mick Channon
Peter Rodrigues
David Peach
Lawrie McMenemy
Ian Turner
- published: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 4946
Granada Kick Off - Opening Titles 1972
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:24
- Updated: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 5251
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek...
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
https://wn.com/Granada_Kick_Off_Opening_Titles_1972
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
- published: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 5251
Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:37
- Updated: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 127774
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Man...
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
https://wn.com/Man_United_0_1_Man_City_1973_74_(Law_Backheel)
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 127774
1997 FA Cup semi-final - Chesterfield v Middlesbrough preview
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:52
- Updated: 11 Apr 2017
- views: 76
Preview broadcast on the BBC of the game. Features brief interviews with Chris Beaumont, John Duncan, Norton Lea, Ernie Moss, The Mayor, Jim Brown, a few fans ...
Preview broadcast on the BBC of the game. Features brief interviews with Chris Beaumont, John Duncan, Norton Lea, Ernie Moss, The Mayor, Jim Brown, a few fans and a copper. Also Gerald Sinstadt biting the leg off a gingerbread Spireite
https://wn.com/1997_Fa_Cup_Semi_Final_Chesterfield_V_Middlesbrough_Preview
Preview broadcast on the BBC of the game. Features brief interviews with Chris Beaumont, John Duncan, Norton Lea, Ernie Moss, The Mayor, Jim Brown, a few fans and a copper. Also Gerald Sinstadt biting the leg off a gingerbread Spireite
- published: 11 Apr 2017
- views: 76
Commentary Classics Part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:28
- Updated: 23 Oct 2016
- views: 181
For many years Barry Davies and John Motson were battling it out to be the commentary top dog at BBC television. Both are undoubtedly commentary legends, but wh...
For many years Barry Davies and John Motson were battling it out to be the commentary top dog at BBC television. Both are undoubtedly commentary legends, but which won of them gets your vote when put head to head?
https://wn.com/Commentary_Classics_Part_1
For many years Barry Davies and John Motson were battling it out to be the commentary top dog at BBC television. Both are undoubtedly commentary legends, but which won of them gets your vote when put head to head?
- published: 23 Oct 2016
- views: 181
Manchester City v Wolves, 1st December 1979 [Full Highlights]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:33
- Updated: 12 Jul 2016
- views: 1967
Full highlights of a First Division match between Manchester City and Wolves at Maine Road on 1st December 1979.
The 1979-80 season represented the last time W...
Full highlights of a First Division match between Manchester City and Wolves at Maine Road on 1st December 1979.
The 1979-80 season represented the last time Wolves achieved a notable measure of success in the top flight of English football. The campaign ended with Wolves in a creditable sixth position in the league and, most memorably, victorious in the League Cup Final against Nottingham Forest on 15th March 1980.
A prime reason for the high league position attained by Wolves that season was their impressive away form; ten wins away from Molineux was, in terms of away success, equalled only by Arsenal and league champions Liverpool. Against Malcolm Allison's Manchester City, with midfielder Kenny Hibbitt in particularly fine form, Wolves produced a superb attacking performance that was also replicated a few months later at Norwich City (https://youtu.be/8FM58FbuQYY). For their match at Maine Road, manager John Barnwell fielded ten of the line-up that defeated Forest in the League Cup Final - the only absentee being Mel Eves who was replaced by left winger Dave Thomas in what ultimately proved to be a rare Wolves appearance.
An attendance of almost 34,000 witnessed opposing million pound players in Manchester City midfielder Steve Daley, once of Wolves, and striker Andy Gray. City, who were twelfth in the First Division (a point behind tenth placed Wolves), also included in their team Polish international Kazimierz Deyna and the precociously talented centre half Tommy Caton who had made his debut for City at the start of the season aged 16.
Originally broadcast by Granada TV's 'The Kick Off Match' with Gerald Sinstadt providing commentary and post-match interview with Andy Gray.
Approximate time of goals on YouTube footage:
03:48 Manchester City 0 Wolves 1 (Andy Gray)
13:59 Manchester City 1 Wolves 1 (Roger Palmer)
15:06 Manchester City 1 Wolves 2 (Kenny Hibbitt)
24:00 Manchester City 1 Wolves 3 (Peter Daniel)
30:15 Manchester City 2 Wolves 3 (Kazimierz Deyna)
https://wn.com/Manchester_City_V_Wolves,_1St_December_1979_Full_Highlights
Full highlights of a First Division match between Manchester City and Wolves at Maine Road on 1st December 1979.
The 1979-80 season represented the last time Wolves achieved a notable measure of success in the top flight of English football. The campaign ended with Wolves in a creditable sixth position in the league and, most memorably, victorious in the League Cup Final against Nottingham Forest on 15th March 1980.
A prime reason for the high league position attained by Wolves that season was their impressive away form; ten wins away from Molineux was, in terms of away success, equalled only by Arsenal and league champions Liverpool. Against Malcolm Allison's Manchester City, with midfielder Kenny Hibbitt in particularly fine form, Wolves produced a superb attacking performance that was also replicated a few months later at Norwich City (https://youtu.be/8FM58FbuQYY). For their match at Maine Road, manager John Barnwell fielded ten of the line-up that defeated Forest in the League Cup Final - the only absentee being Mel Eves who was replaced by left winger Dave Thomas in what ultimately proved to be a rare Wolves appearance.
An attendance of almost 34,000 witnessed opposing million pound players in Manchester City midfielder Steve Daley, once of Wolves, and striker Andy Gray. City, who were twelfth in the First Division (a point behind tenth placed Wolves), also included in their team Polish international Kazimierz Deyna and the precociously talented centre half Tommy Caton who had made his debut for City at the start of the season aged 16.
Originally broadcast by Granada TV's 'The Kick Off Match' with Gerald Sinstadt providing commentary and post-match interview with Andy Gray.
Approximate time of goals on YouTube footage:
03:48 Manchester City 0 Wolves 1 (Andy Gray)
13:59 Manchester City 1 Wolves 1 (Roger Palmer)
15:06 Manchester City 1 Wolves 2 (Kenny Hibbitt)
24:00 Manchester City 1 Wolves 3 (Peter Daniel)
30:15 Manchester City 2 Wolves 3 (Kazimierz Deyna)
- published: 12 Jul 2016
- views: 1967
Granada Football - Opening Titles 1969
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:34
- Updated: 22 Jun 2011
- views: 10554
Opening Titles for Granada's Sunday afternoon Football programme from March 1969.
- published: 22 Jun 2011
- views: 10554
Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:21
- Updated: 29 Sep 2011
- views: 19806
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977....
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion.
Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the exception of Bailey (who appeared just 10 times that season), form the core of the Wolves team. In addition, Geoff Palmer, Steve Daley and Alan Sunderland were familiar faces from a few years or so previously, while Bobby Gould returned for a successful second spell at the club. Steve Kindon added further experience and midfielder Willie Carr had been signed by Chung's predecessor Bill McGarry in March 1975. Collectively, they helped ensure the promotion of Wolves as 1976-77 Second Division champions.
Wolves, with Gary Pierce an ever-present in goal, had statistically the second best defence in Division Two and were leading scorers in the division with an impressive 84 goals for the season - largely shared out between top scorer Kenny Hibbitt, with 18 league goals, Alan Sunderland (16), John Richards (15), Steve Daley (13) and Bobby Gould (10 goals in just 11 games). Martin Patching and Colin Brazier were the youthful additions to the Wolves team for the match against Bolton. It was Brazier's second appearance of his fledgling Wolves career and he partnered Frank Munro at the heart of the Wolves defence. In contrast to Brazier, the match at Burnden Park represented the final Wolves appearance for Munro in a highly distinguished near-decade long career at Molineux.
Prior to their match against Wolves, Bolton were 4th in the league, 2 points behind Nottingham Forest but with 2 matches in hand over Brian Clough's team. For the match against Wolves, manager Ian Greaves was reliant upon the goal scoring prowess of Neil Whatmore (who ended the season with an impressive 25 goals in the league), the skilled wing play from former Manchester United and Scotland international Willie Morgan and the rugged defending from boyhood Wolves fan Sam Allardyce.
https://wn.com/Bolton_Wanderers_V_Wolves,_14Th_May_1977
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion.
Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the exception of Bailey (who appeared just 10 times that season), form the core of the Wolves team. In addition, Geoff Palmer, Steve Daley and Alan Sunderland were familiar faces from a few years or so previously, while Bobby Gould returned for a successful second spell at the club. Steve Kindon added further experience and midfielder Willie Carr had been signed by Chung's predecessor Bill McGarry in March 1975. Collectively, they helped ensure the promotion of Wolves as 1976-77 Second Division champions.
Wolves, with Gary Pierce an ever-present in goal, had statistically the second best defence in Division Two and were leading scorers in the division with an impressive 84 goals for the season - largely shared out between top scorer Kenny Hibbitt, with 18 league goals, Alan Sunderland (16), John Richards (15), Steve Daley (13) and Bobby Gould (10 goals in just 11 games). Martin Patching and Colin Brazier were the youthful additions to the Wolves team for the match against Bolton. It was Brazier's second appearance of his fledgling Wolves career and he partnered Frank Munro at the heart of the Wolves defence. In contrast to Brazier, the match at Burnden Park represented the final Wolves appearance for Munro in a highly distinguished near-decade long career at Molineux.
Prior to their match against Wolves, Bolton were 4th in the league, 2 points behind Nottingham Forest but with 2 matches in hand over Brian Clough's team. For the match against Wolves, manager Ian Greaves was reliant upon the goal scoring prowess of Neil Whatmore (who ended the season with an impressive 25 goals in the league), the skilled wing play from former Manchester United and Scotland international Willie Morgan and the rugged defending from boyhood Wolves fan Sam Allardyce.
- published: 29 Sep 2011
- views: 19806
Kenneth Wolstenholme RIP
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:03
- Updated: 04 Mar 2010
- views: 2617
Tributes to the legendary BBC football commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme.
Tributes to the legendary BBC football commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme.
https://wn.com/Kenneth_Wolstenholme_Rip
Tributes to the legendary BBC football commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme.
- published: 04 Mar 2010
- views: 2617
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A potted career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
published: 11 Mar 2009 -
Match Of The Day 1999/2000 - Wimbledon vs Arsenal
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their last 7 league games. Gerald Sinstadt is the commentator for this game enjoy
published: 14 Mar 2015 -
Granada Kick Off - Opening Titles 1972
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt. Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
published: 17 Jan 2013 -
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ... Watford again now as they take on Liverpool at Vicarage Road. Now with Liverpool much improved in Gerrard Houllier's first season in sole charge at Anfield . A round up of some games and a look at the table as 1996 became 1997. A round up of some 1997/98 games which include a rout at Ewood Park & January sales at Oakwell and a look at the table. Now in this clip Gerald Sinstadt asks what side of the Everton's 1996/97 vintage would turn up for their clash with high flying Wimbledon. Would it be the side that ... Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
published: 22 Jul 2015 -
Kick Off Match (Sept 3, 1978: edited)
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in tribute to Doherty, the former Granada TV head of sport, who died in January 2016, aged 77.
published: 28 Jan 2016 -
Kick Off Match theme (Francis Monkman)
Francis Monkman's opening and closing theme tunes to the Kick Off Match, 1978 to 1980.
published: 14 Jun 2011 -
Manchester City 2-2 Manchester United 1975-76
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in the 1975-76 season to renew old acquaintances. As you'll see, Jimmy Nicholl opened the scoring in this game with a quite brilliant own goal. Time for Gerald Sinstadt.
published: 08 Feb 2011 -
Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion. Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the...
published: 29 Sep 2011 -
Liverpool 3-2 Leicester City 1971-72
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight after a two-year absence, and could boast Peter Shilton amongst their number. Liverpool had put three goals past both Nottingham Forest and Wolves in their first two home games, and they would repeat the trick here. Gerald Sinstadt commentates.
published: 24 May 2013 -
Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
published: 08 Feb 2011
A potted career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 11 Mar 2009
- views: 7116
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the ...
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
https://wn.com/A_Potted_Career_Of_Football_Commentator_Gerald_Sinstadt
Barry Davies takes us through the career of football commentator Gerald Sinstadt, whose voice, if you grew up in the north-west of England, WAS football in the 1970s.
- published: 11 Mar 2009
- views: 7116
Match Of The Day 1999/2000 - Wimbledon vs Arsenal
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:24
- Updated: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 3429
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their la...
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their last 7 league games. Gerald Sinstadt is the commentator for this game enjoy
https://wn.com/Match_Of_The_Day_1999_2000_Wimbledon_Vs_Arsenal
Next up is the final team in the Champions League race Arsenal as they travelled to a Wimbledon side who were in relegation danger having won just 1 in their last 7 league games. Gerald Sinstadt is the commentator for this game enjoy
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 3429
Granada Kick Off - Opening Titles 1972
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:24
- Updated: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 5251
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek...
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
https://wn.com/Granada_Kick_Off_Opening_Titles_1972
1972 titles and theme tune for Granada's Friday evening football preview show Kick Off presented by Gerald Sinstadt.
Presumably the theme is another of Derek Hilton's compositions.
- published: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 5251
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:08
- Updated: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 71
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ......
Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ...
Watford again now as they take on Liverpool at Vicarage Road. Now with Liverpool much improved in Gerrard Houllier's first season in sole charge at Anfield .
A round up of some games and a look at the table as 1996 became 1997.
A round up of some 1997/98 games which include a rout at Ewood Park & January sales at Oakwell and a look at the table.
Now in this clip Gerald Sinstadt asks what side of the Everton's 1996/97 vintage would turn up for their clash with high flying Wimbledon. Would it be the side that ...
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
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Two sides who could have been so much better this season feature in our next video Newcastle United a club haunted by relegation and in complete disarray on ...
Watford again now as they take on Liverpool at Vicarage Road. Now with Liverpool much improved in Gerrard Houllier's first season in sole charge at Anfield .
A round up of some games and a look at the table as 1996 became 1997.
A round up of some 1997/98 games which include a rout at Ewood Park & January sales at Oakwell and a look at the table.
Now in this clip Gerald Sinstadt asks what side of the Everton's 1996/97 vintage would turn up for their clash with high flying Wimbledon. Would it be the side that ...
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
Match Of The Day 1996/97 - Round Up
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 71
Kick Off Match (Sept 3, 1978: edited)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 17:32
- Updated: 28 Jan 2016
- views: 617
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in trib...
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in tribute to Doherty, the former Granada TV head of sport, who died in January 2016, aged 77.
https://wn.com/Kick_Off_Match_(Sept_3,_1978_Edited)
Gerald Sinstadt and Paul Doherty present Sunday afternoon highlights of Liverpool's famous 7-0 victory over Tottenham, played the previous day. Uploaded in tribute to Doherty, the former Granada TV head of sport, who died in January 2016, aged 77.
- published: 28 Jan 2016
- views: 617
Kick Off Match theme (Francis Monkman)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:15
- Updated: 14 Jun 2011
- views: 8007
Francis Monkman's opening and closing theme tunes to the Kick Off Match, 1978 to 1980.
- published: 14 Jun 2011
- views: 8007
Manchester City 2-2 Manchester United 1975-76
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:03
- Updated: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 15242
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in t...
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in the 1975-76 season to renew old acquaintances. As you'll see, Jimmy Nicholl opened the scoring in this game with a quite brilliant own goal. Time for Gerald Sinstadt.
https://wn.com/Manchester_City_2_2_Manchester_United_1975_76
No sooner had Manchester United been relegated than they were back again in Division One, promoted as champions. And that meant an early trip to Maine Road in the 1975-76 season to renew old acquaintances. As you'll see, Jimmy Nicholl opened the scoring in this game with a quite brilliant own goal. Time for Gerald Sinstadt.
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 15242
Bolton Wanderers v Wolves, 14th May 1977
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:21
- Updated: 29 Sep 2011
- views: 19806
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977....
Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion.
Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the exception of Bailey (who appeared just 10 times that season), form the core of the Wolves team. In addition, Geoff Palmer, Steve Daley and Alan Sunderland were familiar faces from a few years or so previously, while Bobby Gould returned for a successful second spell at the club. Steve Kindon added further experience and midfielder Willie Carr had been signed by Chung's predecessor Bill McGarry in March 1975. Collectively, they helped ensure the promotion of Wolves as 1976-77 Second Division champions.
Wolves, with Gary Pierce an ever-present in goal, had statistically the second best defence in Division Two and were leading scorers in the division with an impressive 84 goals for the season - largely shared out between top scorer Kenny Hibbitt, with 18 league goals, Alan Sunderland (16), John Richards (15), Steve Daley (13) and Bobby Gould (10 goals in just 11 games). Martin Patching and Colin Brazier were the youthful additions to the Wolves team for the match against Bolton. It was Brazier's second appearance of his fledgling Wolves career and he partnered Frank Munro at the heart of the Wolves defence. In contrast to Brazier, the match at Burnden Park represented the final Wolves appearance for Munro in a highly distinguished near-decade long career at Molineux.
Prior to their match against Wolves, Bolton were 4th in the league, 2 points behind Nottingham Forest but with 2 matches in hand over Brian Clough's team. For the match against Wolves, manager Ian Greaves was reliant upon the goal scoring prowess of Neil Whatmore (who ended the season with an impressive 25 goals in the league), the skilled wing play from former Manchester United and Scotland international Willie Morgan and the rugged defending from boyhood Wolves fan Sam Allardyce.
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Granada TV highlights, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt, of a crucial Second Division encounter between Bolton Wanderers and Wolves on 14th May 1977. An impressive attendance of 35,603 were present at Burnden Park to see Wolves, who had won the title the previous week following a draw at home to Chelsea, deny Bolton in their pursuit of promotion.
Wolves, to the surprise of many at the club, had been relegated the previous season and were aiming to return to the top flight under the guidance of manager Sammy Chung. Throughout the season, Chung relied greatly on a number of experienced and familiar players at Wolves. The likes of Derek Parkin, Frank Munro, Kenny Hibbitt, John McAlle, Mike Bailey and John Richards had all been with the club since the 1960s and they would, with the exception of Bailey (who appeared just 10 times that season), form the core of the Wolves team. In addition, Geoff Palmer, Steve Daley and Alan Sunderland were familiar faces from a few years or so previously, while Bobby Gould returned for a successful second spell at the club. Steve Kindon added further experience and midfielder Willie Carr had been signed by Chung's predecessor Bill McGarry in March 1975. Collectively, they helped ensure the promotion of Wolves as 1976-77 Second Division champions.
Wolves, with Gary Pierce an ever-present in goal, had statistically the second best defence in Division Two and were leading scorers in the division with an impressive 84 goals for the season - largely shared out between top scorer Kenny Hibbitt, with 18 league goals, Alan Sunderland (16), John Richards (15), Steve Daley (13) and Bobby Gould (10 goals in just 11 games). Martin Patching and Colin Brazier were the youthful additions to the Wolves team for the match against Bolton. It was Brazier's second appearance of his fledgling Wolves career and he partnered Frank Munro at the heart of the Wolves defence. In contrast to Brazier, the match at Burnden Park represented the final Wolves appearance for Munro in a highly distinguished near-decade long career at Molineux.
Prior to their match against Wolves, Bolton were 4th in the league, 2 points behind Nottingham Forest but with 2 matches in hand over Brian Clough's team. For the match against Wolves, manager Ian Greaves was reliant upon the goal scoring prowess of Neil Whatmore (who ended the season with an impressive 25 goals in the league), the skilled wing play from former Manchester United and Scotland international Willie Morgan and the rugged defending from boyhood Wolves fan Sam Allardyce.
- published: 29 Sep 2011
- views: 19806
Liverpool 3-2 Leicester City 1971-72
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:48
- Updated: 24 May 2013
- views: 7987
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight a...
Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight after a two-year absence, and could boast Peter Shilton amongst their number. Liverpool had put three goals past both Nottingham Forest and Wolves in their first two home games, and they would repeat the trick here. Gerald Sinstadt commentates.
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Kevin Keegan was making just his fifth appearance for Liverpool when Leicester visited Anfield in August 1971. The Foxes meanwhile were back in the top flight after a two-year absence, and could boast Peter Shilton amongst their number. Liverpool had put three goals past both Nottingham Forest and Wolves in their first two home games, and they would repeat the trick here. Gerald Sinstadt commentates.
- published: 24 May 2013
- views: 7987
Man United 0-1 Man City 1973-74 (Law backheel)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:37
- Updated: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 127774
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Man...
"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
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"Denis has done it!" The words of Gerald Sinstadt as the wee Scotsman nonchalantly back-heeled a goal that, even if other results had gone their way, sealed Manchester United's relegation after a 36 year stay in England's top flight. One of the most renowned Manchester derbies, which also features numerous pitch invasions, a smoke bomb and the linesmen using pink flags.
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 127774
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Let's Play: Defcon - Part 4 - Most crackers = most deaths
Orange - Luv Pax - thequicksilver Green - Gerald Sinstadt - Oestrummus Quaxx Red - Duncan Ferguson - Steeve Sfax
published: 03 Jan 2014 -
Wimbledon FC Season 86-87 BBC Grandstand
Wimbledon's first season in the top flight - a 6th place finish, the double over Man Utd., an away win at Anfield, FA Cup quarter-finalists and Vinnie Jones' debut with a winner against Man Utd and 3 goals in his first 3 appearances...Happy days! But also the constant threat of a merger/ground-share with Palace, the sale of Nigel Winterburn to Arsenal and the departure of manager Dave Bassett to Watford at the end of the season.... Gerald Sinstadt reviews an amazing year.
published: 19 Oct 2011 -
Manchester City v Wolves, 1st December 1979 [Full Highlights]
Full highlights of a First Division match between Manchester City and Wolves at Maine Road on 1st December 1979. The 1979-80 season represented the last time Wolves achieved a notable measure of success in the top flight of English football. The campaign ended with Wolves in a creditable sixth position in the league and, most memorably, victorious in the League Cup Final against Nottingham Forest on 15th March 1980. A prime reason for the high league position attained by Wolves that season was their impressive away form; ten wins away from Molineux was, in terms of away success, equalled only by Arsenal and league champions Liverpool. Against Malcolm Allison's Manchester City, with midfielder Kenny Hibbitt in particularly fine form, Wolves produced a superb attacking performance that was...
published: 12 Jul 2016 -
Everton v Wolves, 23rd September 1978
Extended highlights of a First Division match between Everton and Wolves at Goodison Park on 23rd September 1978. Wolves had begun the 1978-79 season in poor form, with their opening six matches yielding just one win, five defeats and a position just one place off the bottom of the league. In addition, Wolves had been eliminated from the second round of the League Cup following a defeat at Fourth Division Reading. Since returning to the First Division following their promotion in the 1976-77 season, Wolves had struggled for goals. Although striker John Richards continued to be a highly effective goal threat, he was badly hindered by a knee injury. After just two appearances at the beginning of September, Richards underwent an operation on his troublesome right knee the following month. ...
published: 19 Dec 2016 -
Manchester United v Wolves, 10th February 1973
Extended highlights of a First Division match between Manchester United and Wolves at Old Trafford on 10th February 1973. The 1972-73 season was the pinnacle of the potent Wolves strike partnership of Derek Dougan and John Richards, with Richards scoring a very impressive 36 league and cup goals while 'The Doog' contributed 17 goals. An England cap was just reward for Richards at the end of the season but, in the Home Championship match against Northern Ireland on 12th May 1973, 'King John' was played out of position by manager Alf Ramsey. It would subsequently prove to be Richards' only England appearance, scant reward for such an accomplished goalscorer of that period. Throughout much of the season, the Wolves strikers were supported by a highly capable midfield, led by inspirational c...
published: 19 Jul 2013 -
Manchester United v Wolves, 8th January 1972
Extended Highlights of the First Division match at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Wolves on 8th January 1972. The 1971-72 season was the first full season that the formidable partnership of Derek Dougan and John Richards were paired together and they responded with 40 league and cup goals between them. They were supported magnificently by the Wolves midfield; the inspirational leadership of Mike Bailey, the creativity of Dave Wagstaffe and Kenny Hibbitt together with the impressive goalscoring of Jim McCalliog, who ended the season with a total of 15 league and cup goals. Wolves entered the match at Old Trafford on an impressive ten game unbeaten run, including notable victories at Molineux against eventual champions Derby County and an excellent 5-1 defeat of Arsenal. In th...
published: 25 Jun 2013
Let's Play: Defcon - Part 4 - Most crackers = most deaths
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 46:52
- Updated: 03 Jan 2014
- views: 145
Orange - Luv Pax - thequicksilver
Green - Gerald Sinstadt - Oestrummus Quaxx
Red - Duncan Ferguson - Steeve Sfax
Orange - Luv Pax - thequicksilver
Green - Gerald Sinstadt - Oestrummus Quaxx
Red - Duncan Ferguson - Steeve Sfax
https://wn.com/Let's_Play_Defcon_Part_4_Most_Crackers_Most_Deaths
Orange - Luv Pax - thequicksilver
Green - Gerald Sinstadt - Oestrummus Quaxx
Red - Duncan Ferguson - Steeve Sfax
- published: 03 Jan 2014
- views: 145
Wimbledon FC Season 86-87 BBC Grandstand
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 37:43
- Updated: 19 Oct 2011
- views: 16780
Wimbledon's first season in the top flight - a 6th place finish, the double over Man Utd., an away win at Anfield, FA Cup quarter-finalists and Vinnie Jones' de...
Wimbledon's first season in the top flight - a 6th place finish, the double over Man Utd., an away win at Anfield, FA Cup quarter-finalists and Vinnie Jones' debut with a winner against Man Utd and 3 goals in his first 3 appearances...Happy days!
But also the constant threat of a merger/ground-share with Palace, the sale of Nigel Winterburn to Arsenal and the departure of manager Dave Bassett to Watford at the end of the season....
Gerald Sinstadt reviews an amazing year.
https://wn.com/Wimbledon_Fc_Season_86_87_BBC_Grandstand
Wimbledon's first season in the top flight - a 6th place finish, the double over Man Utd., an away win at Anfield, FA Cup quarter-finalists and Vinnie Jones' debut with a winner against Man Utd and 3 goals in his first 3 appearances...Happy days!
But also the constant threat of a merger/ground-share with Palace, the sale of Nigel Winterburn to Arsenal and the departure of manager Dave Bassett to Watford at the end of the season....
Gerald Sinstadt reviews an amazing year.
- published: 19 Oct 2011
- views: 16780
Manchester City v Wolves, 1st December 1979 [Full Highlights]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:33
- Updated: 12 Jul 2016
- views: 1967
Full highlights of a First Division match between Manchester City and Wolves at Maine Road on 1st December 1979.
The 1979-80 season represented the last time W...
Full highlights of a First Division match between Manchester City and Wolves at Maine Road on 1st December 1979.
The 1979-80 season represented the last time Wolves achieved a notable measure of success in the top flight of English football. The campaign ended with Wolves in a creditable sixth position in the league and, most memorably, victorious in the League Cup Final against Nottingham Forest on 15th March 1980.
A prime reason for the high league position attained by Wolves that season was their impressive away form; ten wins away from Molineux was, in terms of away success, equalled only by Arsenal and league champions Liverpool. Against Malcolm Allison's Manchester City, with midfielder Kenny Hibbitt in particularly fine form, Wolves produced a superb attacking performance that was also replicated a few months later at Norwich City (https://youtu.be/8FM58FbuQYY). For their match at Maine Road, manager John Barnwell fielded ten of the line-up that defeated Forest in the League Cup Final - the only absentee being Mel Eves who was replaced by left winger Dave Thomas in what ultimately proved to be a rare Wolves appearance.
An attendance of almost 34,000 witnessed opposing million pound players in Manchester City midfielder Steve Daley, once of Wolves, and striker Andy Gray. City, who were twelfth in the First Division (a point behind tenth placed Wolves), also included in their team Polish international Kazimierz Deyna and the precociously talented centre half Tommy Caton who had made his debut for City at the start of the season aged 16.
Originally broadcast by Granada TV's 'The Kick Off Match' with Gerald Sinstadt providing commentary and post-match interview with Andy Gray.
Approximate time of goals on YouTube footage:
03:48 Manchester City 0 Wolves 1 (Andy Gray)
13:59 Manchester City 1 Wolves 1 (Roger Palmer)
15:06 Manchester City 1 Wolves 2 (Kenny Hibbitt)
24:00 Manchester City 1 Wolves 3 (Peter Daniel)
30:15 Manchester City 2 Wolves 3 (Kazimierz Deyna)
https://wn.com/Manchester_City_V_Wolves,_1St_December_1979_Full_Highlights
Full highlights of a First Division match between Manchester City and Wolves at Maine Road on 1st December 1979.
The 1979-80 season represented the last time Wolves achieved a notable measure of success in the top flight of English football. The campaign ended with Wolves in a creditable sixth position in the league and, most memorably, victorious in the League Cup Final against Nottingham Forest on 15th March 1980.
A prime reason for the high league position attained by Wolves that season was their impressive away form; ten wins away from Molineux was, in terms of away success, equalled only by Arsenal and league champions Liverpool. Against Malcolm Allison's Manchester City, with midfielder Kenny Hibbitt in particularly fine form, Wolves produced a superb attacking performance that was also replicated a few months later at Norwich City (https://youtu.be/8FM58FbuQYY). For their match at Maine Road, manager John Barnwell fielded ten of the line-up that defeated Forest in the League Cup Final - the only absentee being Mel Eves who was replaced by left winger Dave Thomas in what ultimately proved to be a rare Wolves appearance.
An attendance of almost 34,000 witnessed opposing million pound players in Manchester City midfielder Steve Daley, once of Wolves, and striker Andy Gray. City, who were twelfth in the First Division (a point behind tenth placed Wolves), also included in their team Polish international Kazimierz Deyna and the precociously talented centre half Tommy Caton who had made his debut for City at the start of the season aged 16.
Originally broadcast by Granada TV's 'The Kick Off Match' with Gerald Sinstadt providing commentary and post-match interview with Andy Gray.
Approximate time of goals on YouTube footage:
03:48 Manchester City 0 Wolves 1 (Andy Gray)
13:59 Manchester City 1 Wolves 1 (Roger Palmer)
15:06 Manchester City 1 Wolves 2 (Kenny Hibbitt)
24:00 Manchester City 1 Wolves 3 (Peter Daniel)
30:15 Manchester City 2 Wolves 3 (Kazimierz Deyna)
- published: 12 Jul 2016
- views: 1967
Everton v Wolves, 23rd September 1978
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:10
- Updated: 19 Dec 2016
- views: 686
Extended highlights of a First Division match between Everton and Wolves at Goodison Park on 23rd September 1978.
Wolves had begun the 1978-79 season in poor ...
Extended highlights of a First Division match between Everton and Wolves at Goodison Park on 23rd September 1978.
Wolves had begun the 1978-79 season in poor form, with their opening six matches yielding just one win, five defeats and a position just one place off the bottom of the league. In addition, Wolves had been eliminated from the second round of the League Cup following a defeat at Fourth Division Reading.
Since returning to the First Division following their promotion in the 1976-77 season, Wolves had struggled for goals. Although striker John Richards continued to be a highly effective goal threat, he was badly hindered by a knee injury. After just two appearances at the beginning of September, Richards underwent an operation on his troublesome right knee the following month. His return to the Wolves team on 24th February 1979 and subsequent nine goals in seventeen appearances was a prime factor in Wolves avoiding relegation that season.
With Richards and fellow striker Billy Rafferty both absent, manager Sammy Chung continued with his attempts at finding a solution to Wolves' goal scoring problems by selecting a fluid forward line of Norman Bell, Wayne Clarke and Steve Daley. However, the possibility of goals from elsewhere in the Wolves team was significantly reduced by the absence of midfielder Kenny Hibbitt. His loss through injury also placed a further responsibility on Willie Carr in particular to add creativity to the Wolves midfield.
In contrast to Wolves, Everton had begun the season in fine form with their early position of second in the league reflecting their unbeaten start to the campaign. Everton's early season promise was a continuation of the generally positive beginning to Gordon Lee's tenure at Everton, demonstrated by finishes of ninth and third in the league and appearances in the League Cup final and FA Cup semi-final. Everton's relative success under Lee was largely due to the prolificacy of striker Bob Latchford - his thirty goals in the 1977-78 season being the most notable success.
Everton included in their team two players who later briefly served Wolves; talented winger Dave Thomas arrived at Molineux in October 1979 but left after just sixteen first team appearances, while popular midfielder Andy King joined in January 1985 and scored a highly creditable ten goals in thirty appearances for a rapidly declining Wolves team. Wolves striker Wayne Clarke later represented Everton following his transfer from Birmingham City in March 1987 and, in the final months of the season, contributed five goals in ten appearances to help Everton win the title.
Originally broadcast by Granada TV for inclusion on The Kick Off Match, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt.
https://wn.com/Everton_V_Wolves,_23Rd_September_1978
Extended highlights of a First Division match between Everton and Wolves at Goodison Park on 23rd September 1978.
Wolves had begun the 1978-79 season in poor form, with their opening six matches yielding just one win, five defeats and a position just one place off the bottom of the league. In addition, Wolves had been eliminated from the second round of the League Cup following a defeat at Fourth Division Reading.
Since returning to the First Division following their promotion in the 1976-77 season, Wolves had struggled for goals. Although striker John Richards continued to be a highly effective goal threat, he was badly hindered by a knee injury. After just two appearances at the beginning of September, Richards underwent an operation on his troublesome right knee the following month. His return to the Wolves team on 24th February 1979 and subsequent nine goals in seventeen appearances was a prime factor in Wolves avoiding relegation that season.
With Richards and fellow striker Billy Rafferty both absent, manager Sammy Chung continued with his attempts at finding a solution to Wolves' goal scoring problems by selecting a fluid forward line of Norman Bell, Wayne Clarke and Steve Daley. However, the possibility of goals from elsewhere in the Wolves team was significantly reduced by the absence of midfielder Kenny Hibbitt. His loss through injury also placed a further responsibility on Willie Carr in particular to add creativity to the Wolves midfield.
In contrast to Wolves, Everton had begun the season in fine form with their early position of second in the league reflecting their unbeaten start to the campaign. Everton's early season promise was a continuation of the generally positive beginning to Gordon Lee's tenure at Everton, demonstrated by finishes of ninth and third in the league and appearances in the League Cup final and FA Cup semi-final. Everton's relative success under Lee was largely due to the prolificacy of striker Bob Latchford - his thirty goals in the 1977-78 season being the most notable success.
Everton included in their team two players who later briefly served Wolves; talented winger Dave Thomas arrived at Molineux in October 1979 but left after just sixteen first team appearances, while popular midfielder Andy King joined in January 1985 and scored a highly creditable ten goals in thirty appearances for a rapidly declining Wolves team. Wolves striker Wayne Clarke later represented Everton following his transfer from Birmingham City in March 1987 and, in the final months of the season, contributed five goals in ten appearances to help Everton win the title.
Originally broadcast by Granada TV for inclusion on The Kick Off Match, with commentary provided by Gerald Sinstadt.
- published: 19 Dec 2016
- views: 686
Manchester United v Wolves, 10th February 1973
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:47
- Updated: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 10229
Extended highlights of a First Division match between Manchester United and Wolves at Old Trafford on 10th February 1973.
The 1972-73 season was the pinnacle o...
Extended highlights of a First Division match between Manchester United and Wolves at Old Trafford on 10th February 1973.
The 1972-73 season was the pinnacle of the potent Wolves strike partnership of Derek Dougan and John Richards, with Richards scoring a very impressive 36 league and cup goals while 'The Doog' contributed 17 goals. An England cap was just reward for Richards at the end of the season but, in the Home Championship match against Northern Ireland on 12th May 1973, 'King John' was played out of position by manager Alf Ramsey. It would subsequently prove to be Richards' only England appearance, scant reward for such an accomplished goalscorer of that period.
Throughout much of the season, the Wolves strikers were supported by a highly capable midfield, led by inspirational captain Mike Bailey, with the very efficient Jim McCalliog as Bailey's partner in the centre of midfield and the creative talents of left winger Dave Wagstaffe and Kenny Hibbitt on opposite flanks. However, injuries often prevented Wolves manager Bill McGarry from fielding a full strength team and against United, McGarry was forced into further changes from the team that had beaten Liverpool in the previous match (http://youtu.be/hlHDJ8VToiw). Defender Bernard Shaw had replaced the injured Bailey against Liverpool and he was selected once again in an unfamiliar central midfield role. With Hibbitt also absent, Jim McCalliog occupied right midfield with the skilful Danny Hegan alongside Shaw in the centre. With Wagstaffe and Dougan also injured, McGarry chose Steve Daley and Steve Kindon as their respective replacements.
In defence, Derek Parkin's continued long-term absence through illness proved to to be an issue for McGarry and his team selection. In general, Gerry Taylor or John McAlle deputised for Parkin at left-back, with McAlle chosen for the position against United with Derek Jefferson occupying McAlle's usual centre-half berth alongside Frank Munro.
In contrast to Wolves, who were 8th in the league ahead of their match at Old Trafford, United were a lowly 19th and just one point clear of the relegation zone. Tommy Docherty had been appointed as manager on 22nd December 1972, just three days after the dismissal of his predecessor Frank O'Farrell, but United had yet to win under Docherty prior to their match against Wolves. Included in their team to face Wolves at a very muddy Old Trafford were Docherty signings Alex Forsyth, George Graham, Lou Macari, Jim Holton and Mick Martin.
Originally broadcast by Granada TV, with Gerald Sinstadt providing commentary on a particularly bad-tempered match.
Approximate time of goals on YouTube footage:
22:50 Manchester United 1 Wolves 0 (Bobby Charlton - Penalty)
28:15 Manchester United 2 Wolves 0 (Bobby Charlton)
31:52 Manchester United 2 Wolves 1 (Danny Hegan)
https://wn.com/Manchester_United_V_Wolves,_10Th_February_1973
Extended highlights of a First Division match between Manchester United and Wolves at Old Trafford on 10th February 1973.
The 1972-73 season was the pinnacle of the potent Wolves strike partnership of Derek Dougan and John Richards, with Richards scoring a very impressive 36 league and cup goals while 'The Doog' contributed 17 goals. An England cap was just reward for Richards at the end of the season but, in the Home Championship match against Northern Ireland on 12th May 1973, 'King John' was played out of position by manager Alf Ramsey. It would subsequently prove to be Richards' only England appearance, scant reward for such an accomplished goalscorer of that period.
Throughout much of the season, the Wolves strikers were supported by a highly capable midfield, led by inspirational captain Mike Bailey, with the very efficient Jim McCalliog as Bailey's partner in the centre of midfield and the creative talents of left winger Dave Wagstaffe and Kenny Hibbitt on opposite flanks. However, injuries often prevented Wolves manager Bill McGarry from fielding a full strength team and against United, McGarry was forced into further changes from the team that had beaten Liverpool in the previous match (http://youtu.be/hlHDJ8VToiw). Defender Bernard Shaw had replaced the injured Bailey against Liverpool and he was selected once again in an unfamiliar central midfield role. With Hibbitt also absent, Jim McCalliog occupied right midfield with the skilful Danny Hegan alongside Shaw in the centre. With Wagstaffe and Dougan also injured, McGarry chose Steve Daley and Steve Kindon as their respective replacements.
In defence, Derek Parkin's continued long-term absence through illness proved to to be an issue for McGarry and his team selection. In general, Gerry Taylor or John McAlle deputised for Parkin at left-back, with McAlle chosen for the position against United with Derek Jefferson occupying McAlle's usual centre-half berth alongside Frank Munro.
In contrast to Wolves, who were 8th in the league ahead of their match at Old Trafford, United were a lowly 19th and just one point clear of the relegation zone. Tommy Docherty had been appointed as manager on 22nd December 1972, just three days after the dismissal of his predecessor Frank O'Farrell, but United had yet to win under Docherty prior to their match against Wolves. Included in their team to face Wolves at a very muddy Old Trafford were Docherty signings Alex Forsyth, George Graham, Lou Macari, Jim Holton and Mick Martin.
Originally broadcast by Granada TV, with Gerald Sinstadt providing commentary on a particularly bad-tempered match.
Approximate time of goals on YouTube footage:
22:50 Manchester United 1 Wolves 0 (Bobby Charlton - Penalty)
28:15 Manchester United 2 Wolves 0 (Bobby Charlton)
31:52 Manchester United 2 Wolves 1 (Danny Hegan)
- published: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 10229
Manchester United v Wolves, 8th January 1972
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 41:00
- Updated: 25 Jun 2013
- views: 5019
Extended Highlights of the First Division match at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Wolves on 8th January 1972.
The 1971-72 season was the first ful...
Extended Highlights of the First Division match at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Wolves on 8th January 1972.
The 1971-72 season was the first full season that the formidable partnership of Derek Dougan and John Richards were paired together and they responded with 40 league and cup goals between them. They were supported magnificently by the Wolves midfield; the inspirational leadership of Mike Bailey, the creativity of Dave Wagstaffe and Kenny Hibbitt together with the impressive goalscoring of Jim McCalliog, who ended the season with a total of 15 league and cup goals.
Wolves entered the match at Old Trafford on an impressive ten game unbeaten run, including notable victories at Molineux against eventual champions Derby County and an excellent 5-1 defeat of Arsenal. In their previous match, Wolves had defeated Newcastle United 2-0 at Molineux to leave McGarry's team in 6th position in the league, 6 points behind leaders Manchester United.
Included in United's team against Wolves were five players (Alex Stepney, Tony Dunne, David Sadler, Brian Kidd and Bobby Charlton) who had been part of Matt Busby's side that had defeated Benfica in the European Cup Final in 1968. A sixth, boyhood Wolves fan George Best, had been dropped by manager Frank O'Farrell after missing training in the preceding week. Best subsequently flew to London and spent a much-publicised weekend with the then-current Miss Great Britain Carolyn Moore. Upon his return days later, Best was fined two weeks wages. Despite his ongoing disciplinary indiscretions though, the supremely gifted Northern Irishman would still prove to be United's top scorer that season with 26 league and cup goals.
United had, at one stage, led the First Division by 10 points, but prior to their match against Wolves United's lead had been reduced to just 2 points ahead of Leeds United and Manchester City. In front of 46,781 at Old Trafford, a superb Wolves display increased the misery for O'Farrell's rapidly declining team...
Originally broadcast by Granada TV, with commentary from Gerald Sinstadt.
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08:01 Manchester United 0 Wolves 1 (Derek Dougan)
13:25 Manchester United 0 Wolves 2 (John Richards)
28:40 Manchester United 0 Wolves 3 (Jim McCalliog - Penalty)
34:40 Manchester United 1 Wolves 3 (Sammy McIlroy)
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Extended Highlights of the First Division match at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Wolves on 8th January 1972.
The 1971-72 season was the first full season that the formidable partnership of Derek Dougan and John Richards were paired together and they responded with 40 league and cup goals between them. They were supported magnificently by the Wolves midfield; the inspirational leadership of Mike Bailey, the creativity of Dave Wagstaffe and Kenny Hibbitt together with the impressive goalscoring of Jim McCalliog, who ended the season with a total of 15 league and cup goals.
Wolves entered the match at Old Trafford on an impressive ten game unbeaten run, including notable victories at Molineux against eventual champions Derby County and an excellent 5-1 defeat of Arsenal. In their previous match, Wolves had defeated Newcastle United 2-0 at Molineux to leave McGarry's team in 6th position in the league, 6 points behind leaders Manchester United.
Included in United's team against Wolves were five players (Alex Stepney, Tony Dunne, David Sadler, Brian Kidd and Bobby Charlton) who had been part of Matt Busby's side that had defeated Benfica in the European Cup Final in 1968. A sixth, boyhood Wolves fan George Best, had been dropped by manager Frank O'Farrell after missing training in the preceding week. Best subsequently flew to London and spent a much-publicised weekend with the then-current Miss Great Britain Carolyn Moore. Upon his return days later, Best was fined two weeks wages. Despite his ongoing disciplinary indiscretions though, the supremely gifted Northern Irishman would still prove to be United's top scorer that season with 26 league and cup goals.
United had, at one stage, led the First Division by 10 points, but prior to their match against Wolves United's lead had been reduced to just 2 points ahead of Leeds United and Manchester City. In front of 46,781 at Old Trafford, a superb Wolves display increased the misery for O'Farrell's rapidly declining team...
Originally broadcast by Granada TV, with commentary from Gerald Sinstadt.
Approximate time of goals on YouTube footage:
08:01 Manchester United 0 Wolves 1 (Derek Dougan)
13:25 Manchester United 0 Wolves 2 (John Richards)
28:40 Manchester United 0 Wolves 3 (Jim McCalliog - Penalty)
34:40 Manchester United 1 Wolves 3 (Sammy McIlroy)
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