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Flashback: Arsenal 5 Aston Villa 0 – April 3rd 1991 – Platt Takes Over From Spinks

Aston Villa Central 10 October @ 12:11 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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I wouldn't normally want to drag up old batterings from the past, but this game at Highbury contained a slightly unusual incident. With the game at 4-0, Nigel Spink was injured in a challenge with Kevin Campbell interesting to note Brian Moore's keenness to exonerate Campbell of any blame, not sure that would be the case with a similar tackle today and without a substitute goalkeeper available, David Platt takes over between the sticks.

Flashback: Arsenal 5 Aston Villa 0 – April 3rd 1991 – Platt Takes Over From Spinks

Aston Villa Central 10 October @ 12:11 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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I wouldn't normally want to drag up old batterings from the past, but this game at Highbury contained a slightly unusual incident. With the game at 4-0, Nigel Spink was injured in a challenge with Kevin Campbell interesting to note Brian Moore's keenness to exonerate Campbell of any blame, not sure that would be the case with a similar tackle today and without a substitute goalkeeper available, David Platt takes over between the sticks.

Stoke City vs Leeds United, 1974-75: Friday Flashback Videos

EPL Talk 15 October @ 05:30 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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In this week's installment of Friday Flashback Videos, we take you back to the 1974-75 season for a then glamor tie between Stoke City and Leeds United. The video features the first ten minutes of the broadcast and is hosted by the legendary soccer commentator Brian Moore.

Feel free to post your observations about the game in the comments section below.

Brian Clough On Malcolm Allison (Video)

EPL Talk 20 October @ 05:30 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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I was saddened to hear this past weekend that Malcolm Allison, the legendary former manager of Manchester City, passed away at the age of 83.

No one apart from Brian Clough summed up 70s and 80s English football better than Malcolm Allison. He was always a joy to listen to on television and his clubs played good football.