sam domingo
Player Valuation: £750k
Never seen this footage before, I was at this game and it's funny how things come back to you - I remember the "mexican waves" and the lad with the yellow cap walking around the pitch who'd been on his charity walk.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Think this was our ex player Dennis Stevens own cine footage of the Blues 1964 Australian tour!!!
John BCN
Player Valuation: £6m
Amazing find. Interesting to compare the footage on Bondi Beach with the media release from the current tour. Looks like the same location. A bit less sunbathing and ogling of women from the modern players though.
Stevie Nicks Bootleg
Player Valuation: £8m
Enjoyed watching that again. The game itself wasn't a great performance and we were lucky to be level after 90 mins, especially as Sheeds' free kick was never a foul in the first place. But the team proved its great mental strength at times of need, and it could eke out a win in almost any circumstance (and i'd totally forgotten about Stevens' great volley which nearly won it in normal time).
sam domingo
Player Valuation: £750k
Luton might not have been one of the very top teams of the mid to late 80's, but they were no mugs either, some tough characters in their team back then,
our never say die attitude got us through that one. They got a bit of revenge the following season when they helped blow our league title hopes (along with Oxford) at Kenilworth Road. What I love about watching these highlights is the atmosphere at Villa Park that day, especially those few minutes after Sheeds equaliser, semi finals at Wembley just aren't the same.
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
Ignore the title, this is from Match of the Day, 4 January 1969, and it's the highlights of our third round FA Cup win over Ipswich:
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
Hall of Fame - Dixie Dean interview and profile 1957. BBC TV. Interview by Raymond Glendenning.
StreetEndBlue
Player Valuation: £10m
24 years ago today, a pretty forgettable 1-0 victory over Newcastle made famous only for it being the night Big Dunc was flogged to the Geordies. It apparently spread like widefire around Goodison he was off but I must have been the only person in the ground not to have known about it as it wasn't until the following morning I found out he'd been sold.
