Manchester United 0–4 Nottingham Forest 1977 | The Match That Heralded the English Champions!



El 17 de diciembre de 1977, en un partido de Primera División, Nottingham Forest goleó al Manchester United por 4-0 en Old Trafford. Archie Gemmill, John Robertson y Tony Woodcock destacaron con actuaciones excepcionales. También vale la pena señalar que Forest ganaría el título de la Liga inglesa (Primera División) en la temporada 1977-78. ——————————- Manchester United 0–4 Nottingham Forest Competición: Primera División de la Liga de Fútbol (1977–78) Lugar: Old Trafford, Manchester Fecha: 17 de diciembre de 1977 Asistencia: 54.375 Manchester United: Paddy Roche, Jimmy Nicholl, Martin Buchan, Brian Greenhoff, Stewart Houston, Steve Coppell, Sammy McIlroy, David McCreery, Gordon Hill; Stuart Pearson, Lou Macari (Chris McGrath). Gerente: Dave Sexton Bosque de Nottingham: Peter Shilton, Viv Anderson, Kenny Burns, David Needham, Colin Barrett; Martin O’Neill, John McGovern, Archie Gemmill, John Robertson; Tony Woodcock, Peter Withe. Entrenador: Brian Clough Goleadores Brian Greenhoff (gol en propia puerta) Tony Woodcock (2x) John Robertson ⚽ ¡Suscríbete al canal! 🔥 ¡Me gusta y comenta para ayudar a que nuestro canal crezca!

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42 comentarios en «Manchester United 0–4 Nottingham Forest 1977 | The Match That Heralded the English Champions!»

  1. I’m a West Brom fan and Willie Johnston our 70’s winger is my all time favourite player but I could watch John Robertson play all day long.

    An amazing player, genius with the ball at his feet, his ability to go past players was unbelievable for a supposedly “fat/slow” player.

    In my opinion, that 77-78 side was the best of all of the Forest sides, a joy to watch.

  2. Oh HAPPY DAYS.
    One substitute allowed, fast and furious football, British footballers and best of all, ONE commentator, (and Barry Davies, one of the best ever). He didn’t need an annoying ‘co-commentator’, waffling on and on about bugga’ all. Oh how I miss those days.

  3. From promotion to league champions then European champions twice in succession! What Clough and Taylor did was amazing (and having taken Derby to promotion then the league title too, neither very big or glamorous clubs).

  4. Seems strange now passing back to the keeper, so he could handle the ball. Also the keepers smacking the ball into the opposition half instead of playing it out from the back. Seemed a better flow of the game to watch. Dear old Cloughie.

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