The Biggest HEADLOSSES In Football History! | The Brew

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  1. @FullTimeDevils

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  2. @SamsoniteM

    This was very transcending lads. Very welcomed in the times we are in, great chat, random calm behind the scenes stuff and just talking. So one could take the thoughts away for a while from all the negative stuff in and around united. Thanks mates, was a good show with calm talk and lads just being lads.

  3. @LearningNeverStopsEX

    You guys should do more of this. It's like a behind the scenes and it's beautiful

  4. @aarong5115

    For anyone looking for some more insight behind the scenes, Just watched an 11 min video on ITV Sport YouTube page, posted today of Sir Alex dressing room footage . Worth a watch

    Edit - There is actually a full almost 2hr doc on his career recently uploaded on same page . Brilliant

  5. @johnturner4939

    I love the brew. Proper reds chatting about the club we love. Quality

  6. @Mandinka711

    My first game was around 1990 and we lost 2-1 to the scousers with Barnes scoring a penalty at the scoreboard paddock end. I was at that cup game too Jay when sparky chipped Grobelaar from about 30 yards with his ankle strapped up. I was in the Stretford end for that and you could see me going mental on the Granada soccer night highlights lol.

  7. @StretfordEndGaz

    my last home game as a season ticket holder was the trophy list in 2013 i hvae the photo 'champions 2013' on the scorecard on next to stretford end..

  8. @murrayjoe7

    That Bobby Charlton story gave me goosebumps, imagine how that felt for Rio man, does it actually get any better?

  9. @RichCSR2

    Fin making us all feel old. I'm 44 and like you guys remember the good days well.

  10. @cmotdibbler8105

    That's so funny about Finn. My first game i went to was Brighton in the League Cup 1992, that pitch under the lights very first time pure magic, just in time for the era of dominance. Stretford end was a building site, and Mark Hughes scored a scissor kick. Like yesterday.