Big Match Revisited on ITV 4

[Silent Blade]

Leeds v Sheffield United in January 1972 featured in the Big Match Revisited on ITV 4 now

 

[Inter_blade83]

Just guessing here... defeat?

 

[Davalon]

At least you won't have to suffer seeing Curran run us ragged on this one.

 

[Silent Blade]

There were only two incidents shown in the programme . The Bremner and Salmons incident and Clarke's goal although at the start of the programme it did show a long range shot by Currie that was saved by the keeper. Very disappointing!

 

[Edgar Allan Poo]

Dammit - missed it!

 

[Silent Blade]

Dammit - missed it!

You can watch it on ITV X. Very brief highlights. The West Ham v Derby match was good. Watch what happened to the two young women running on the pitch!

 

[HighfieldBlade]

You can watch it on ITV X. Very brief highlights. The West Ham v Derby match was good. Watch what happened to the two young women running on the pitch!

I fast forwarded to our game. I'll watch the West Ham game now!

 

[HighfieldBlade]

I fast forwarded to our game. I'll watch the West Ham game now!

Harry Redknapp fan club

 

[Silent Blade]

Harry Redknapp fan club

And the policeman too

 

[Blade1959]

There were only two incidents shown in the programme . The Bremner and Salmons incident and Clarke's goal although at the start of the programme it did show a long range shot by Currie that was saved by the keeper. Very disappointing!

Remember it well my mate had his scarf nicked before the game.

 

[HighfieldBlade]

And the policeman too

The way they dived into the crowd was comical.

Apparently one of the pitch invaders was his wife, Sandra!

Jamie Redknapp says pitch invader who hugged Harry in West Ham game was his mum

Harry Redknapp has been married to wife Sandra since 1968 and their relationship featured a loving version of a pitch invasion moment back when he was playing for West Ham

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Silent Blade]

The way they dived into the crowd was comical.

Apparently one of the pitch invaders was his wife, Sandra!
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Jamie Redknapp says pitch invader who hugged Harry in West Ham game was his mum

Harry Redknapp has been married to wife Sandra since 1968 and their relationship featured a loving version of a pitch invasion moment back when he was playing for West Ham

www.mirror.co.uk

Didnt realise this!

 

[232 Bramall Lane]

Love watching this programme.
Especially the post match player interviews which are so honest and interesting compared with today's boring platitudes.
Unfortunately the Blades' appearances are few and when we do appear it's usually a defeat.

 

[54yrblade]

It's my Saturday morning watch with a coffee on. Proper football. The ocasional proper punch up, some industrial type tackling and bar scarves. Not those vile, 'your child should be put in care if you buy them one' half and half scarves. You can smell the fag smoke off the crown even now.

 

[Geordie Blade]

Jimmy Hill’s summaries are quite strange - the way he stares unnervingly into the camera and reads from a a script. I suppose it was novel at the time though.

 

[Silent Blade]

 

[232 Bramall Lane]

As most of the games featured weren't originally shown in our Region in those days, it's refreshing to watch these extended highlights without knowing the result and a panel of " experts" telling us what we've already seen!
Interviews with players after the match they've just played in are far more informative than today's.
Seeing players associated with the Blades appearing with different clubs is also quite interesting.
I watch the Leeds games for glimpses of TC and even saw Tom Mcallister in goal for West Ham, I had forgotten he'd moved there! ( If it was him!)
Let's face it, it's a lot more entertaining than the current Premier League WWF at corners nonsense. Last night at Chelsea , a perfect example.

 

[HillStreet Blade]

As most of the games featured weren't originally shown in our Region in those days, it's refreshing to watch these extended highlights without knowing the result and a panel of " experts" telling us what we've already seen!
Interviews with players after the match they've just played in are far more informative than today's.
Seeing players associated with the Blades appearing with different clubs is also quite interesting.
I watch the Leeds games for glimpses of TC and even saw Tom Mcallister in goal for West Ham, I had forgotten he'd moved there! ( If it was him!)
Let's face it, it's a lot more entertaining than the current Premier League WWF at corners nonsense. Last night at Chelsea , a perfect example.

You are so right. I have watched Arsenal's last 2 games and was so bored I spent a lot of the time playing a game on my phone.

 

[Wapping Blade]

You are so right. I have watched Arsenal's last 2 games and was so bored I spent a lot of the time playing a game on my phone.

Agreed - The last few Prem games I've trid to watch have been awful, slow passing ad infinitum.