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West Ham - FA Cup Classic Coll

West Ham - FA Cup Classic Coll

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    Product code: DVD2808Released: 05 November 2005300 minutes

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    All Three of West Ham's FA Triumphs Are Captured Together in This Triple DVD Box Set.

    west Ham United 3-2 Preston North END FA Cup Final

    the 1964 FA Cup Final, is Rightly Remembered AS One of the Most Dramatic Finals Ever Witnessed. Ron Greenwood’s UP and Coming Hammers Were Hot Favourites, But Second Division Preston North End Came Close to Producing Another Major Upset in What Has Been Described AS Truly A ‘titanic Battle’ Beneath the Twin TOWERS 41 Years After the Hammer’s Last Cup Final Appearance in the Inaugural ‘white Horse’ Final at Wembley, Confidence Was High, AS They Looked to Take the FA Cup Back to Upton Park For the Very First Time in Their Illustrious History, With Recently Voted ‘footballer-of-the-year’ Bobby Moore Leading the Hammer’s Charge For Glory.

    west Ham 2-0 FULHAM 1975 FA Cup Final

    it Had Been Eleven Years Since the Hammers Last Tasted Success in This Prestigious Competition, and Against Second Division Fulham – the Stage Was Set For the Trophy to Return to the East End of London in the Second Ever All-london Cup Final.

    the Neutrals Favoured Fulham – Who With Hammer’s Legend Bobby Moore Marshalling Their Defence, Posed A Serious Threat to John Lyall’s Men.

    but the Afternoon Belonged to Alan Taylor, Who Netted Twice in Four Minutes to Ensure the Day Belonged to the Hammers. the Young Striker Who Had Started the Season With Rochdale – Could Only of Dreamed That HE Would Eventually Lift the Trophy. But That HE Did, Netting His Third Brace in AS Many Matches, After Seeing Off Arsenal and Fulham in the Previous Rounds, and Now Adding Fulham to His List of Victims.

    it Had Been A Season of Consolidation AS the Hammers Finished the Campaign in 13TH Position, But FA Cup Glory Opened-up A Route into Europe.

    but First of All, Relive the Whole Day All Over Again, AS Both the Traditional Cup Final Hymn and Fulham Were Dispensed With in This Memorable Cup Final.

    west Ham 1-0 ARSENAL 1980 FA Cup Final

    this Time Around IT Was Second Division Hammer’s Turn to BE the Underdogs Against Terry Neill’s FA Cup Holders Arsenal, Making Their Record Third Successive Final Appearance.

    in This, the 99TH Final, IT Took Only 13 Minutes For the Hammers to Break the Dead-lock, When Trevor Brooking Was On-hand to Head the Ball Past Pat Jennings in the Arsenal Goal.

    and With A Goal in the Bag – West Ham United’s Astute Manager John Lyall Played All the Right Cards. Using David Cross AS A Lone Striker and Stuart Pearson Slightly Withdrawn in the Midfield, the Hammers Simply Out-foxed the Gunners in All Areas.

    paul Allen, at 17 Years, 256 Days Became the Youngest Player Ever to Appear in an FA Cup Final, and Nearly Added A Second Before HE Was Upended BY the Late Challenge of Willie Young.

    on A Day That Wembley Basked in the May Sunshine, West Ham United Outshone Arsenal, and For the Second Time in Five Years the FA Cup Headed Back to the East End.

    relive the Day All Over Again AS the Hammers Outgunned the Mighty Gunners to Achieve One of the Most Sensational Cup Final Victories in the History of the Famous Competition.

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