When Villa won the league: part one
Pete Spencer
September 13, 2021
This is the story of Aston Villa’s incredible run to the league title in 1980-81. The previous decade had seen seven different clubs win the
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Terry Mac: One of Europe’s finest faces toughest test
Pete Spencer
September 8, 2021
The news this week yet another ex-footballer has been diagnosed with dementia has come as quite a shock. For me, and many others, it was
Gerd Müller – ‘Der Bomber’, football’s greatest striker
Pete Spencer
August 18, 2021
The world of football is now missing one of its greatest ever strikers after the death of Gerd Müller. The legendary German striker died aged
Chile v USSR 1973 : the archetypal political football. a charade, an absolute farce
Pete Spencer
July 28, 2021
This is the story of an international football match causing an international incident, which had ramifications for many years after. World Cup qualifying often contains
El Maracanzo ’89 : chile fakes, fireworks & the playboy model
Pete Spencer
July 19, 2021
El Maracanazo 1989 refers to an incident when Chilean goalkeeper Roberto Rojas attempted to cheat Brazil out of a place at Italia ’90. But for
Swindon Town : the glory years – part six
Pete Spencer
June 28, 2021
It had been an incredible couple of seasons for Swindon. League Cup winners and promoted to the Second Division in 1969. Then a year later
Swindon town: the glory years – part five
Pete Spencer
June 21, 2021
This is a six-part series covering halcyon days for Swindon Town. We began in the 1968-69 season. Swindon Town were a Third Division club and
Swindon Town : the glory years – part four
Pete Spencer
June 16, 2021
The 1968-69 season was the best Swindon Town supporters had ever known. Their first ever trip to Wembley saw them beat Arsenal to win the
Euro ’84: How Platini won the Henri Delaunay trophy
Pete Spencer
June 7, 2021
The World Cup in Mexico ’86 is generally regarded as Maradona’s tournament. It’s arguable whether Argentina would’ve even made the final, let alone win the
Swindon town : the glory days, part three
Pete Spencer
June 4, 2021
This series is a look back at Swindon Town’s glory days. We started during the 1968-69 season. Swindon are in the third tier of English
Swindon Town : the glory days. part two
Pete Spencer
May 31, 2021
This is part two of the glory days of Swindon Town. Three extraordinary seasons where they hit heights never seen again. The first part covered
Swindon town: the glory days (part one)
Pete Spencer
May 25, 2021
When you think of success for Swindon Town, the names of Glenn Hoddle, John Gorman and Jan Aage Fjortoft probably come to mind. After winning
The Miracle of Bern: the end of one era, the start of another
Pete Spencer
May 17, 2021
Post-1945, football was still reeling from the effects of the Second World War. For many countries, they were still in a rebuilding phase. After the
The first ‘great’ world cup? : The story of Switzerland 1954 (part two)
Pete Spencer
April 27, 2021
In the first part we covered the qualification and group stages for this World Cup. It was the first tournament where some of the matches
The first ‘great’ world cup? : The story of Switzerland 1954 (part one)
Pete Spencer
April 20, 2021
For many, the 1954 World Cup is seen as one of the greatest ever. It was the first one to have matches televised live and
On the Lash. A legend we all aspire to be like – Peter Lorimer
Pete Spencer
March 20, 2021
Football was again mourning the loss of yet another member of that legendary Leeds United side of the sixties and seventies. The club’s all-time record
Lutz Eigendorf: The Beckenbauer of the East. Accident or murder?
Pete Spencer
January 7, 2021
Lutz Eigendorf, dubbed the ‘Beckenbauer of the East’ was last seen on 5th March 1983 drinking at his local bar, The Cockpit. Earlier that day
Ich bin ein berliner: The story of an exciting Oberliga season in the eighties
Pete Spencer
December 24, 2020
Eastern Europe in the ’70s and ’80s was a dark and mysterious place to us in the West. Contrasting ideologies were suspicious of each other.
Gérard Houllier: He gave us the kind of nights you’d only have watched on video
Pete Spencer
December 15, 2020
A new week began with the tragic news of Gérard Houllier’s death. He made his name in England as Liverpool manager from the turn of
Fagan’s Christmas Fury: When the European Champions had their egos knocked
Pete Spencer
December 9, 2020
Team talks can be tricky things. Say the wrong thing at the wrong time and the result can be disastrous. Some managers believe the message
Roy Evans exclusive interview: “I joined the club at 15 and in my time we won 30 major trophies”
Pete Spencer
November 30, 2020
The stoker The stoker is responsible for continually feeding the fire, ensuring the smooth running of the engine. Sure, the driver may take the credit
El Pibe de Oro: It doesn’t matter what you’ve done with your life, Diego. It matters what you’ve done with our lives
Pete Spencer
November 27, 2020
We have mourned the passing of some great players in recent times, but none greater than Diego Armando Maradona. Quite simply, he was the greatest
Ray Clemence: The sad passing of one of England’s greatest goalkeepers
Pete Spencer
November 16, 2020
English football mourned the death of another of its favourite sons this weekend. Reports came in of the sad passing of Ray Clemence, one of
Jordan Henderson – the renaissance man: The rise and rise of a much-maligned figure
Pete Spencer
August 13, 2020
Liverpool won their 18th league title at the end of April 1990. Less than two months later Jordan Henderson was born. 30 years later ‘Hendo’
Big loss for football: Jack Charlton takes his final bow
Pete Spencer
July 12, 2020
This weekend football mourned the death of one of its favourite sons. Jack Charlton of Leeds United and England passed away peacefully in his sleep.
Our Greatest Season: When Carlisle were top of the league
Pete Spencer
July 12, 2020
You may not know this, but there was a time when Carlisle United were top of the league. The English First Division. The season was
We’re closed on Sundays: How football on a Sunday began in England
Pete Spencer
June 27, 2020
Super Sunday is well ingrained into the fabric of televised football in this country. But it wasn’t always the case. In fact, there was a
Going stateside: Four players you never knew shook the States
Pete Spencer
May 29, 2020
The North American Soccer League (NASL) was the major professional league in the States between 1968 and 1984. Its popularity peaked in the mid-to-late ’70s.
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 14 – Euro final
Pete Spencer
May 3, 2020
Matchday 14 – Sunday, 30th June 1996 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Wembley, 73,611 GERMANY (0) 2 (Bierhoff 73, 95) CZECH REPUBLIC (0) 1 (Berger pen 59)
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 13 – second semi-final
Pete Spencer
May 2, 2020
Matchday 13 – Wednesday, 26th June 1996 SEMI-FINALS Wembley, 75,862 GERMANY (1) 1 (Kuntz 16) ENGLAND (1) 1 (Shearer 3) GERMANY: Kopke; Sammer; Reuter, Helmer
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 13 – first semi-final
Pete Spencer
May 1, 2020
Matchday 13 – Wednesday, 26th June 1996 SEMI-FINALS Old Trafford, 43,877 FRANCE (0) 0 CZECH REPUBLIC (0) 0 FRANCE: Lama; Thuram (Angloma), Blanc, Roche, Lizarazu;
At age 15 I can’t think of anyone better: The Michael Owen story (Part Two)
Pete Spencer
April 30, 2020
In the first part of this focus on Michael Owen, we covered his emergence as one of the best young strikers many had seen. After
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 12 – quarter-finals
Pete Spencer
April 30, 2020
Yesterday we had the drama of both Quarter-Final ties going to penalties. England and France emerged victorious and waited to see who they’d meet in
Michael Robinson: Robin, the boy wonder – the thinking man’s footballer
Pete Spencer
April 29, 2020
Yesterday, we woke to the sad news of the death of Michael Robinson. A lovely man, he managed the unusual feat of being loved as
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 11 – second quarter-final
Pete Spencer
April 29, 2020
Matchday 11 – Saturday, 22nd June 1996 Anfield, 37,465 FRANCE (0) 0 NETHERLANDS (0) 0 FRANCE: Lama; Thuram, Blanc, Desailly, Lizarazu; Karembeu, Deschamps, Guerin; Zidane,
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 11 – first quarter-final
Pete Spencer
April 28, 2020
Matchday 11 – Saturday, 22nd June 1996 QUARTER-FINALS Wembley, 75,440 SPAIN (0) 0 ENGLAND (0) 0 SPAIN: Zubizarreta; Nadal, Alkorta (Lopez), Abelardo; Belsue, Hierro, Amor,
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 10 – Group C
Pete Spencer
April 27, 2020
Matchday 10 – Wednesday, 19th June 1996 – Group C Welcome back. Tonight, we have the last round of group matches where we determined the
At age 15 I can’t think of anyone better: The Michael Owen story (Part One)
Pete Spencer
April 26, 2020
I loved Michael Owen. Still do. I realise for many reds this is sacrilege. Many cannot forgive him for ‘engineering a move’ (their words not
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday ten – Group D
Pete Spencer
April 26, 2020
Matchday 10 – Wednesday, 19th June 1996 – Group D After the excitement of yesterday’s matches, attention focuses on Groups C and D. Yesterday, we
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday nine – Group A
Pete Spencer
April 25, 2020
Matchday 9 – Tuesday, 18th June 1996 – Group A Hello and welcome to the evening matches. After the drama of the afternoon when Spain
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday nine – Group B
Pete Spencer
April 24, 2020
Matchday 9 – Tuesday, 18th June 1996 – Group B Hello and welcome to a midweek special Euro ’96 edition. The action this afternoon comes
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday eight
Pete Spencer
April 23, 2020
Matchday 8 – Sunday, 16th June 1996 GROUP C, Old Trafford, Manchester, 50,760 RUSSIA (0) 0 GERMANY (0) 3 (Sammer 56, Klinsmann 77, 90) RUSSIA:
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday seven
Pete Spencer
April 22, 2020
Matchday 7 – Saturday, 15th June 1996 When the draw was made all eyes pointed to this day in the schedule. England versus Scotland at
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday six
Pete Spencer
April 21, 2020
Matchday 6 – Friday, 14th June 1996 GROUP D, City Ground, Nottingham, 22,670 PORTUGAL (0) 1 (Couto 66) TURKEY (0) 0 PORTUGAL: Baia; Paulinho, Couto,
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday five
Pete Spencer
April 20, 2020
Matchday 5 – Thursday, 13th June 1996 GROUP B, St. James’ Park, Newcastle, 19,107 BULGARIA (1) 1 (Stoichkov 3) ROMANIA (0) 0 BULGARIA: Mikhailov; Kishishev,
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday four
Pete Spencer
April 19, 2020
Matchday 4 – Tuesday, 11th June 1996 GROUP C, Anfield, Liverpool, 35,120 ITALY (1) 2 (Casiraghi 5, 52) RUSSIA (1) 1 (Tsymbalar 21) ITALY: Peruzzi;
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday three
Pete Spencer
April 18, 2020
Matchday 3 – Monday, 10th June 1996 GROUP A, Villa Park, Birmingham, 34,363 NETHERLANDS (0) 0 SCOTLAND (0) 0 NETHERLANDS: van der Sar; Reiziger, de
Norman bites yer legs no more: Football world mourns the passing of Norman Hunter
Pete Spencer
April 17, 2020
Following on from the passing of Jimmy Armfield, Gordon Banks, Martin Peters and Peter Bonetti in the past 12 months, the football world said goodbye
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday two
Pete Spencer
April 17, 2020
Matchday 2 – Sunday 9th June 1996 GROUP B, Elland Road, Leeds, 24,005 SPAIN (0) 1 (Alfonso 74) BULGARIA (0) 1 (Stoichov pen 65) SPAIN:
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday one
Pete Spencer
April 16, 2020
Matchday 1 – Saturday, 8th June 1996 GROUP A, Wembley Stadium, 76,567 ENGLAND (1) 1 (Shearer 24) SWITZERLAND (0) 1 (Turkyilmaz pen 82) ENGLAND: Seaman;
When Villa won the league: part one
Pete Spencer
September 13, 2021
This is the story of Aston Villa’s incredible run to the league title in 1980-81. The previous decade had seen seven different clubs win the
Terry Mac: One of Europe’s finest faces toughest test
Pete Spencer
September 8, 2021
The news this week yet another ex-footballer has been diagnosed with dementia has come as quite a shock. For me, and many others, it was
Gerd Müller – ‘Der Bomber’, football’s greatest striker
Pete Spencer
August 18, 2021
The world of football is now missing one of its greatest ever strikers after the death of Gerd Müller. The legendary German striker died aged
Chile v USSR 1973 : the archetypal political football. a charade, an absolute farce
Pete Spencer
July 28, 2021
This is the story of an international football match causing an international incident, which had ramifications for many years after. World Cup qualifying often contains
El Maracanzo ’89 : chile fakes, fireworks & the playboy model
Pete Spencer
July 19, 2021
El Maracanazo 1989 refers to an incident when Chilean goalkeeper Roberto Rojas attempted to cheat Brazil out of a place at Italia ’90. But for
Swindon Town : the glory years – part six
Pete Spencer
June 28, 2021
It had been an incredible couple of seasons for Swindon. League Cup winners and promoted to the Second Division in 1969. Then a year later
Swindon town: the glory years – part five
Pete Spencer
June 21, 2021
This is a six-part series covering halcyon days for Swindon Town. We began in the 1968-69 season. Swindon Town were a Third Division club and
Swindon Town : the glory years – part four
Pete Spencer
June 16, 2021
The 1968-69 season was the best Swindon Town supporters had ever known. Their first ever trip to Wembley saw them beat Arsenal to win the
Euro ’84: How Platini won the Henri Delaunay trophy
Pete Spencer
June 7, 2021
The World Cup in Mexico ’86 is generally regarded as Maradona’s tournament. It’s arguable whether Argentina would’ve even made the final, let alone win the
Swindon town : the glory days, part three
Pete Spencer
June 4, 2021
This series is a look back at Swindon Town’s glory days. We started during the 1968-69 season. Swindon are in the third tier of English
Swindon Town : the glory days. part two
Pete Spencer
May 31, 2021
This is part two of the glory days of Swindon Town. Three extraordinary seasons where they hit heights never seen again. The first part covered
Swindon town: the glory days (part one)
Pete Spencer
May 25, 2021
When you think of success for Swindon Town, the names of Glenn Hoddle, John Gorman and Jan Aage Fjortoft probably come to mind. After winning
The Miracle of Bern: the end of one era, the start of another
Pete Spencer
May 17, 2021
Post-1945, football was still reeling from the effects of the Second World War. For many countries, they were still in a rebuilding phase. After the
The first ‘great’ world cup? : The story of Switzerland 1954 (part two)
Pete Spencer
April 27, 2021
In the first part we covered the qualification and group stages for this World Cup. It was the first tournament where some of the matches
The first ‘great’ world cup? : The story of Switzerland 1954 (part one)
Pete Spencer
April 20, 2021
For many, the 1954 World Cup is seen as one of the greatest ever. It was the first one to have matches televised live and
On the Lash. A legend we all aspire to be like – Peter Lorimer
Pete Spencer
March 20, 2021
Football was again mourning the loss of yet another member of that legendary Leeds United side of the sixties and seventies. The club’s all-time record
Lutz Eigendorf: The Beckenbauer of the East. Accident or murder?
Pete Spencer
January 7, 2021
Lutz Eigendorf, dubbed the ‘Beckenbauer of the East’ was last seen on 5th March 1983 drinking at his local bar, The Cockpit. Earlier that day
Ich bin ein berliner: The story of an exciting Oberliga season in the eighties
Pete Spencer
December 24, 2020
Eastern Europe in the ’70s and ’80s was a dark and mysterious place to us in the West. Contrasting ideologies were suspicious of each other.
Gérard Houllier: He gave us the kind of nights you’d only have watched on video
Pete Spencer
December 15, 2020
A new week began with the tragic news of Gérard Houllier’s death. He made his name in England as Liverpool manager from the turn of
Fagan’s Christmas Fury: When the European Champions had their egos knocked
Pete Spencer
December 9, 2020
Team talks can be tricky things. Say the wrong thing at the wrong time and the result can be disastrous. Some managers believe the message
Roy Evans exclusive interview: “I joined the club at 15 and in my time we won 30 major trophies”
Pete Spencer
November 30, 2020
The stoker The stoker is responsible for continually feeding the fire, ensuring the smooth running of the engine. Sure, the driver may take the credit
El Pibe de Oro: It doesn’t matter what you’ve done with your life, Diego. It matters what you’ve done with our lives
Pete Spencer
November 27, 2020
We have mourned the passing of some great players in recent times, but none greater than Diego Armando Maradona. Quite simply, he was the greatest
Ray Clemence: The sad passing of one of England’s greatest goalkeepers
Pete Spencer
November 16, 2020
English football mourned the death of another of its favourite sons this weekend. Reports came in of the sad passing of Ray Clemence, one of
Jordan Henderson – the renaissance man: The rise and rise of a much-maligned figure
Pete Spencer
August 13, 2020
Liverpool won their 18th league title at the end of April 1990. Less than two months later Jordan Henderson was born. 30 years later ‘Hendo’
Big loss for football: Jack Charlton takes his final bow
Pete Spencer
July 12, 2020
This weekend football mourned the death of one of its favourite sons. Jack Charlton of Leeds United and England passed away peacefully in his sleep.
Our Greatest Season: When Carlisle were top of the league
Pete Spencer
July 12, 2020
You may not know this, but there was a time when Carlisle United were top of the league. The English First Division. The season was
We’re closed on Sundays: How football on a Sunday began in England
Pete Spencer
June 27, 2020
Super Sunday is well ingrained into the fabric of televised football in this country. But it wasn’t always the case. In fact, there was a
Going stateside: Four players you never knew shook the States
Pete Spencer
May 29, 2020
The North American Soccer League (NASL) was the major professional league in the States between 1968 and 1984. Its popularity peaked in the mid-to-late ’70s.
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 14 – Euro final
Pete Spencer
May 3, 2020
Matchday 14 – Sunday, 30th June 1996 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Wembley, 73,611 GERMANY (0) 2 (Bierhoff 73, 95) CZECH REPUBLIC (0) 1 (Berger pen 59)
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 13 – second semi-final
Pete Spencer
May 2, 2020
Matchday 13 – Wednesday, 26th June 1996 SEMI-FINALS Wembley, 75,862 GERMANY (1) 1 (Kuntz 16) ENGLAND (1) 1 (Shearer 3) GERMANY: Kopke; Sammer; Reuter, Helmer
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 13 – first semi-final
Pete Spencer
May 1, 2020
Matchday 13 – Wednesday, 26th June 1996 SEMI-FINALS Old Trafford, 43,877 FRANCE (0) 0 CZECH REPUBLIC (0) 0 FRANCE: Lama; Thuram (Angloma), Blanc, Roche, Lizarazu;
At age 15 I can’t think of anyone better: The Michael Owen story (Part Two)
Pete Spencer
April 30, 2020
In the first part of this focus on Michael Owen, we covered his emergence as one of the best young strikers many had seen. After
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 12 – quarter-finals
Pete Spencer
April 30, 2020
Yesterday we had the drama of both Quarter-Final ties going to penalties. England and France emerged victorious and waited to see who they’d meet in
Michael Robinson: Robin, the boy wonder – the thinking man’s footballer
Pete Spencer
April 29, 2020
Yesterday, we woke to the sad news of the death of Michael Robinson. A lovely man, he managed the unusual feat of being loved as
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 11 – second quarter-final
Pete Spencer
April 29, 2020
Matchday 11 – Saturday, 22nd June 1996 Anfield, 37,465 FRANCE (0) 0 NETHERLANDS (0) 0 FRANCE: Lama; Thuram, Blanc, Desailly, Lizarazu; Karembeu, Deschamps, Guerin; Zidane,
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 11 – first quarter-final
Pete Spencer
April 28, 2020
Matchday 11 – Saturday, 22nd June 1996 QUARTER-FINALS Wembley, 75,440 SPAIN (0) 0 ENGLAND (0) 0 SPAIN: Zubizarreta; Nadal, Alkorta (Lopez), Abelardo; Belsue, Hierro, Amor,
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday 10 – Group C
Pete Spencer
April 27, 2020
Matchday 10 – Wednesday, 19th June 1996 – Group C Welcome back. Tonight, we have the last round of group matches where we determined the
At age 15 I can’t think of anyone better: The Michael Owen story (Part One)
Pete Spencer
April 26, 2020
I loved Michael Owen. Still do. I realise for many reds this is sacrilege. Many cannot forgive him for ‘engineering a move’ (their words not
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday ten – Group D
Pete Spencer
April 26, 2020
Matchday 10 – Wednesday, 19th June 1996 – Group D After the excitement of yesterday’s matches, attention focuses on Groups C and D. Yesterday, we
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday nine – Group A
Pete Spencer
April 25, 2020
Matchday 9 – Tuesday, 18th June 1996 – Group A Hello and welcome to the evening matches. After the drama of the afternoon when Spain
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday nine – Group B
Pete Spencer
April 24, 2020
Matchday 9 – Tuesday, 18th June 1996 – Group B Hello and welcome to a midweek special Euro ’96 edition. The action this afternoon comes
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday eight
Pete Spencer
April 23, 2020
Matchday 8 – Sunday, 16th June 1996 GROUP C, Old Trafford, Manchester, 50,760 RUSSIA (0) 0 GERMANY (0) 3 (Sammer 56, Klinsmann 77, 90) RUSSIA:
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday seven
Pete Spencer
April 22, 2020
Matchday 7 – Saturday, 15th June 1996 When the draw was made all eyes pointed to this day in the schedule. England versus Scotland at
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday six
Pete Spencer
April 21, 2020
Matchday 6 – Friday, 14th June 1996 GROUP D, City Ground, Nottingham, 22,670 PORTUGAL (0) 1 (Couto 66) TURKEY (0) 0 PORTUGAL: Baia; Paulinho, Couto,
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday five
Pete Spencer
April 20, 2020
Matchday 5 – Thursday, 13th June 1996 GROUP B, St. James’ Park, Newcastle, 19,107 BULGARIA (1) 1 (Stoichkov 3) ROMANIA (0) 0 BULGARIA: Mikhailov; Kishishev,
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday four
Pete Spencer
April 19, 2020
Matchday 4 – Tuesday, 11th June 1996 GROUP C, Anfield, Liverpool, 35,120 ITALY (1) 2 (Casiraghi 5, 52) RUSSIA (1) 1 (Tsymbalar 21) ITALY: Peruzzi;
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday three
Pete Spencer
April 18, 2020
Matchday 3 – Monday, 10th June 1996 GROUP A, Villa Park, Birmingham, 34,363 NETHERLANDS (0) 0 SCOTLAND (0) 0 NETHERLANDS: van der Sar; Reiziger, de
Norman bites yer legs no more: Football world mourns the passing of Norman Hunter
Pete Spencer
April 17, 2020
Following on from the passing of Jimmy Armfield, Gordon Banks, Martin Peters and Peter Bonetti in the past 12 months, the football world said goodbye
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday two
Pete Spencer
April 17, 2020
Matchday 2 – Sunday 9th June 1996 GROUP B, Elland Road, Leeds, 24,005 SPAIN (0) 1 (Alfonso 74) BULGARIA (0) 1 (Stoichov pen 65) SPAIN:
Euro ’96: When football came home – matchday one
Pete Spencer
April 16, 2020
Matchday 1 – Saturday, 8th June 1996 GROUP A, Wembley Stadium, 76,567 ENGLAND (1) 1 (Shearer 24) SWITZERLAND (0) 1 (Turkyilmaz pen 82) ENGLAND: Seaman;
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