I believe you are correct, except I think it was not called EPL back then (I could be wrong).
We all had an idle back then who was based on English players. I used to be Morgan #7 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Morgan).
He had an identical twin brother who played in same team QPR.
We all had an idle back then who was based on English players. I used to be Morgan #7 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Morgan).
He had an identical twin brother who played in same team QPR.
Soccer made in Germany was aired on KPBS every Sunday afternoon here in US in early 80's. That was pretty much the only source of soccer broadcast we had back then.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer_Made_in_Germany
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer_Made_in_Germany
Leeds had many top players, best of Scotland were playing for Leeds.
Eddie and Frank Gray , Peter Lorimer , Billy Bremner , three England players Allan Clark, Paul Madely ,Terry Cooper
Goalie David Harvey was Scotland no 1 , Trevor Cherry another England International, John Giles was also Welsh International, jackie Charlton was there but he was more famous for being Bobby's brother! 😉
Norman Hunter known as Norman bite your legs was another top England International.
Eddie and Frank Gray , Peter Lorimer , Billy Bremner , three England players Allan Clark, Paul Madely ,Terry Cooper
Goalie David Harvey was Scotland no 1 , Trevor Cherry another England International, John Giles was also Welsh International, jackie Charlton was there but he was more famous for being Bobby's brother! 😉
Norman Hunter known as Norman bite your legs was another top England International.
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You let me down!😄
Yeah it's been a while.... they were quite big names in English and European football in the 70s .
When I came to England early 70s there were two weekly programmes bbc match of the day and itv sport on Sunday the big match .
Plus some midweek sport usually Wednesday night.
I don't think I ever missed much being like many other football fan.
Yeah it's been a while.... they were quite big names in English and European football in the 70s .
When I came to England early 70s there were two weekly programmes bbc match of the day and itv sport on Sunday the big match .
Plus some midweek sport usually Wednesday night.
I don't think I ever missed much being like many other football fan.
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It was the linesman who was from Baku.he made the call on England's controversial 3rd goal confirming that the ball had crossed the goal line. Tofiq Bahramov was famous in Azarbaijan and a stadium in Baku was named after him.after his referee career he became General Secretary of Azerbaijan Football Federation.
The main referee was from Swiss.
The main referee was from Swiss.
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Are you talking about 1966 world cup final ?
Tofigh Bahramof was the linesman who said England third goal did the cross the goal line after the shot hit the cross bar .
Wow you could watch the 1966 world cup in Iran via Baku TV? !
Live satellite broadcast had not arrived yet in Iran.
First satellite broadcast was in 1968 after a Satellite receiver station was built in Asadabad Hamedan and we got the Live landing on the moon in our tbs in Tehran.
Tofigh Bahramof was the linesman who said England third goal did the cross the goal line after the shot hit the cross bar .
Wow you could watch the 1966 world cup in Iran via Baku TV? !
Live satellite broadcast had not arrived yet in Iran.
First satellite broadcast was in 1968 after a Satellite receiver station was built in Asadabad Hamedan and we got the Live landing on the moon in our tbs in Tehran.
In areas adjacent to the republic of Azarbaijan, like Iranian Azarbaijans and parts of Gilan, you could receive Baku signal better than Tehran signal if you had the right antenna. These antennas I remember were very tall. Perhaps 3,4 times taller than regular antenna needed to catch local signals.
In 60s for many areas , that was the only TV entertainment available until local stations in Tabriz and Rezaie went on air in early 70s.
In 60s for many areas , that was the only TV entertainment available until local stations in Tabriz and Rezaie went on air in early 70s.
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Sounds like we even export the coveted qualities abroad.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...sts-club-NOT-sale-despite-takeover-talks.html
Supporters have expressed their unhappiness with Moshiri after years of stagnation, poor transfer business and relegation battles, though the owner is determined to battle on and asked fans to judge their transfer dealings next summer.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...sts-club-NOT-sale-despite-takeover-talks.html
Supporters have expressed their unhappiness with Moshiri after years of stagnation, poor transfer business and relegation battles, though the owner is determined to battle on and asked fans to judge their transfer dealings next summer.