1958, FA Cup Final Highlights – Bolton v Manchester United [HD]
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23 thoughts on “1958, FA Cup Final Highlights – Bolton v Manchester United [HD]”
Torowe1
interesting how much the camerawork had improved in the 12 months since the 57 Final …..
LittleLeeHere
I’d love to hear some crowd chants of these times.
“THE REFEREE’S only doing the best he can…and fair play to him”
DE51B0Y
All fans wearing suits , imagine that nowadays
hauntboy
Yes, I noticed that. No violence in those days or bad language, just football rattles. Note also the innocent looking girl @ 1.01 who would now be in her mid 70s.
hauntboy
Yes, and the keeper Trautmann broke his neck in the 56 final as well. 3 finals on the trot with a goalkeeping injury. And then in the 1960 final Wigan chairman Dave Whelan was carried off with a broken leg in the 1st half, with no subs allowed in those days. Then in 1965 Gerry Byrne broke his collarbone in the 3rd minute and played on for the rest of the game and extra time as subs were still not allowed.
seanyboyrebel
Prince Philip has barely changed
mrsaddlebag
Inthe 1957 final Man Utd played Aston Villa.The United goalkeeper got flattened and broke his jaw i think.
Two goalkeeping incidents same team.Amazing coincedence.
Meirizhan Nasution
the ladies watch the match with a biscuit and a cup of tea… hahahah….=D
mackemforever
I just love watching old matches, partly because of the style of play but also because the fans were so much better back then.
Case in point, 1:31, two women enjoying the match with tea and biscuits, it’s just awesome!
bigphil2003
If you watch it from another angle Lofthouse absolutely battered into him. Would have been a foul nowadays.
TheLegendfamily
You also get to see some relatively rare footage of the younger, more dynamic version of Sir Bobby Charlton in this vid. More modern fans just tend to remember the older, “silver fox” version of Charlton circa the ’66 England WC win IMO.
TheLegendfamily
You really get to see many of Lofthouse’s positive attacking qualities as a No.9/centre-forward w/that 1st goal IMO. Don’t forget that he was also well into his THIRTIES in this Cup Final IIRC…
mrtheghetto1
Very good quality..
Thanks…
Jack Lorant
Big Nat!
Liam Palmer
It’s like a pitch full of Scott Parkers
DJFMful
Same here, the style of playing hasnt changed a whole lot just barcelonas style is new. Just sayin
Nick Bulic
I find it slightly strange how playing styles havent changed. I dont know why…
xiDiGiiTaLz
Bolton Wanderers forever <3
INDIEADDICT31
Man those goalkeepers couldn’t catch a cold in a freezer. That second goal was soft he should have held on to it. I wonder how many goals like that the inventor of goalie gloves watched before he got his bright idea.
GhastlyCretin85
Well thanks for setting me straight you unfriendly prick. Thanks for the information.
chavmanx
In the first 10 seconds it says 100,000 and it doesn’t look dangerously full FFS
DDKCFilms
United played with honor for the players who died in the Munich air disater
Bass Mate
That second goal was a joke. Not only did he take the goalie out, but it’s like he hit the ball in with his arm.
interesting how much the camerawork had improved in the 12 months since the 57 Final …..
I’d love to hear some crowd chants of these times.
“THE REFEREE’S only doing the best he can…and fair play to him”
All fans wearing suits , imagine that nowadays
Yes, I noticed that. No violence in those days or bad language, just football rattles. Note also the innocent looking girl @ 1.01 who would now be in her mid 70s.
Yes, and the keeper Trautmann broke his neck in the 56 final as well. 3 finals on the trot with a goalkeeping injury. And then in the 1960 final Wigan chairman Dave Whelan was carried off with a broken leg in the 1st half, with no subs allowed in those days. Then in 1965 Gerry Byrne broke his collarbone in the 3rd minute and played on for the rest of the game and extra time as subs were still not allowed.
Prince Philip has barely changed
Inthe 1957 final Man Utd played Aston Villa.The United goalkeeper got flattened and broke his jaw i think.
Two goalkeeping incidents same team.Amazing coincedence.
the ladies watch the match with a biscuit and a cup of tea… hahahah….=D
I just love watching old matches, partly because of the style of play but also because the fans were so much better back then.
Case in point, 1:31, two women enjoying the match with tea and biscuits, it’s just awesome!
If you watch it from another angle Lofthouse absolutely battered into him. Would have been a foul nowadays.
You also get to see some relatively rare footage of the younger, more dynamic version of Sir Bobby Charlton in this vid. More modern fans just tend to remember the older, “silver fox” version of Charlton circa the ’66 England WC win IMO.
You really get to see many of Lofthouse’s positive attacking qualities as a No.9/centre-forward w/that 1st goal IMO. Don’t forget that he was also well into his THIRTIES in this Cup Final IIRC…
Very good quality..
Thanks…
Big Nat!
It’s like a pitch full of Scott Parkers
Same here, the style of playing hasnt changed a whole lot just barcelonas style is new. Just sayin
I find it slightly strange how playing styles havent changed. I dont know why…
Bolton Wanderers forever <3
Man those goalkeepers couldn’t catch a cold in a freezer. That second goal was soft he should have held on to it. I wonder how many goals like that the inventor of goalie gloves watched before he got his bright idea.
Well thanks for setting me straight you unfriendly prick. Thanks for the information.
In the first 10 seconds it says 100,000 and it doesn’t look dangerously full FFS
United played with honor for the players who died in the Munich air disater
That second goal was a joke. Not only did he take the goalie out, but it’s like he hit the ball in with his arm.