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As a Glasgow Celtic fan I can relate to this, the Glasgow derby is by far the best in Europe.

Great video

He scores one goal for Italy and it's absolutely incredible

Boca Juniors🔵🟡🔵 is way better than River Plate!!! Proud to be hincha de Boca!!!🇦🇷🇦🇷

😎😎😎😎😎😎

Thanks to corrupt refery and weak Bulgaria

A novel is written for his right foot, and the last sentence of the novel ends with "he was a left-footed". Hagi had a unique style. I've never seen anything like him before. The great legend...

WHO'S THE DADDY

2 different personalities. Cruyff was an asshole. Laudrup a gentleman with a good heart and fair spirit. Overall the asshole got the furthest.

Those goals were screamers lol

Seeing good old Tony Gubba on the list set me off on watching old clips of The Fast Show, Channel 9 reportos sporting Antonious Gubba. Loved this video a real trip down memory lane with some of the greats from when I was a kid, particular love for Peter Brackley and Gary Bloom, along with James Richardson they were essential parts of my weekends on Gazetta and the live game on Football Italia

Id still be stamping on this nasty little basterd if i was on end of this tackle 😂

Bruce Grobbelaar was involved in a notable legal case that unfolded in the early 1990s, which became known as the "match-fixing scandal." Here's an overview of what happened: 1. **Background:** In 1994, Bruce Grobbelaar, along with two other footballers, Hans Segers and John Fashanu, was accused of match-fixing during his time at Liverpool FC. 2. **Allegations:** The allegations centered around accusations that Grobbelaar had taken bribes to influence the outcome of matches, particularly in the English Football League. It was claimed that he had accepted money from a Malaysian businessman named Heng Suan Lim to manipulate match results. 3. **Trial:** The case went to trial in 1997 at the Southwark Crown Court in London. Grobbelaar vehemently denied the allegations and maintained his innocence throughout the legal proceedings. 4. **Verdict:** The trial resulted in a hung jury, meaning the jury could not reach a unanimous decision. As a result, the case against Grobbelaar and the other defendants was not resolved definitively. 5. **Aftermath:** Following the trial, Grobbelaar continued his football career, playing for clubs like Southampton and Plymouth Argyle before retiring from professional football in the late 1990s. 6. **Impact:** The match-fixing scandal had a significant impact on Grobbelaar's reputation and career. While he was not convicted of any wrongdoing, the allegations and the trial had a lasting effect on how he was perceived within the football community. It's worth noting that the match-fixing scandal remains a controversial and debated topic in football history, with various perspectives on the veracity of the allegations and the fairness of the legal proceedings.

Brian Moore for English football and Peter Brackley for Serie A were the best for me

So before Cafu, Rivaldo, Kaka, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Robinho, Leonardo was the first Brazilian to play for PSG, Milan and Brazil😮

Altough Suker is terrible person my God he was scorer like no any other put him and Zvone Boban today they worth 100M each ❤️‍🔥🇭🇷

Wow one of the worst tackle I've ever seen

That ball must be either a Super Tele or a Super Santos

Bruce Grobelarr was done for bungs , watch Rosenthal goals against him 😂😂

Faltan muchos más goles y preciosos como muchos de vaselina desde fuera del área, goles olímpicos y sobre todo uno que le mete al Atleti de Madrid que se va de todo el equipo y marca

Miss you Les!. Legend. World Soccer, the world game. On the Ball. All of my favourites shows.

Alan perry was a commentator on the gladiators on sky one in 2008 and 2009

Qual ano desse amistoso ????

McAteer was absolute scum

드디어 찾았다

triplete de don lucho jjj

Game gone soft

Lazio ss

Can you imagine a time when opposing supporters applauded a great goal?!

Head butt

It fills me with emotion when I hear the voices of Peter Brackley or Brian Moore. I am 40 years old now and their voices evoke such strong feelings

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5. Alan Parry 4. Peter Brackley 3. Ian Crocker 2. Clive Tyldesley 1. Martin Tyler

This very moment along with every single cheese rolling event in the country makes me extremely proud to be British

Yeah, the red card was a 'unforgivabble' as they call it but they won't talk about how Adams elbowed him a few times before that.

Young jose Mourinho as assistent manager

Yeah, I’ll pass.

Size dünyanın en komik fıkrasını anlatacağım. Bu adamı Alex ile kıyaslıyorlar 😂

Foi nada

Stupid Scholes. Explain why England stars can not be unique thus national team can not win any trophy.

why does every single article say it killed 11 players or it killed the entire team? They all look alive to me

Fenerliyim ama gelmiş geçmiş en büyük efsane Hagi dir

this jerk has always been that dirty

I remember goss he was a real baller what a player he was

One of the consistantly worst tacklers in Premier League history.

Burley talked about this again on the show tonight. Still can’t figure out what he was trying to do there.

That music!

Remarcable. The 99/00 squad of Vitesse was the best they ever had.

All these commentators were 100% better than Drama Drury. Can't stand that bellend who can't comment on a game without spewing cringe crap trying to sound poetic.

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