Think Harvey and McQueen could have been added to the arrest total as well; seem to recall them coming to blows.
That edit doesn't really show it but I remember it much the same way. He shifted to his right as it looked like the ball was going to the far post but it was headed back across goal and he had to stop and twist his body. Far better than Banks' save in 1970, where he was diving the right way to start with.That Joe Corrigan save was my all time favourite save although when it happened I seem to remember he dived to his right and somehow turned his body round mid air and continued the dive to the left. Somehow it has been edited through time....
I remember that well as I was walking back into Leeds with a City-supporting mate who lived there. I always look a transistor radio to games and had the radio out, surrounded by Leeds fans (obviously I wasn't showing any colours) when the draw was made. "Leeds United will play......Manchester City". I nearly blurted "Oh fuck we've got to come back here again" when I stopped myself, put on my best Yorkshire accent and shouted "Ay up, we've got City again lads".Fantastic find, thanks for putting this on. I got my Big Joe saves mixed up, could have sworn it was in the next cup match, the one we won.
I remember being on the coach home from the next league game (we lost) and was listening to the draw when we got them again!
I remember that well as I was walking back into Leeds with a City-supporting mate who lived there. I always look a transistor radio to games and had the radio out, surrounded by Leeds fans (obviously I wasn't showing any colours) when the draw was made. "Leeds United will play......Manchester City". I nearly blurted "Oh fuck we've got to come back here again" when I stopped myself, put on my best Yorkshire accent and shouted "Ay up, we've got City again lads".
The kids of today have no idea what going to an away game was like back then. Getting back to Leeds or Newcastle stations was like being in The Warriors.