@citydoc56 His performance against Argentina was piss poor? Because the official didnโt spot a blatant handball? As for the game against vs West Germany, you must have missed the save from Klinsmann that ensured England actually reached penalties. But you carry on with your diatribe.
Something of a rarity these days, but back in 1975, it wasn't unusual to see a keeper catch the ball cleanly then try to get an attack underway, as demonstrated by QPR's Phil Parkes against Burnley. Unfortunately for Parkes, the ref decided it was time to blow for half-time...
Arsenal's Jimmy Rimmer is this week's Friday Afternoon Goalkeeper Pin-up. Rimmer of course won two European Cup medals during his career, despite only playing a total of ten minutes in both finals.
Tottenham Hotspur's Barry Daines rushes from his line to close the angle and deny Oldham Athletic's Carl Valentine (with a little help from his goalpost), although commentator Brian Moore failed to notice Daines' efforts.
Ray Clemence saves Dani's re-taken penalty during the England v Spain dead-rubber at Euro 80. Dani had converted the first attempted but the ref ordered a retake due to encroachment. Dani decided to go the other way and Clem guessed correctly.
Following on from his Focus On feature yesterday evening, Alan Rough confesses that his pre-match superstitions have gone awry ahead of a game against Rangers thanks to the presence of a BBC film unit in the Partick Thistle dressing room way back in October 1976 (they won 2-1).