Is Onana WORSE Than De Gea?! | The Brew With Joe Sealey

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  1. @FullTimeDevils

    Hit LIKE if you’d like to see Joe (and Ste) back on the Brew soon!

  2. @detroutspinners9933

    I sometimes forget Jay is a proper journalist, it really comes across here. Really nice interview.

  3. @johntrayers2647

    What a night that was in 91 Les done us proud that night I was so happy he won a few trophies

  4. @JimmyJimmy19009

    Loved hearing about Les. Thanks Joe ❤

  5. @Fire-l2d6z

    What a great interview. What great memories. Loved Les Sealy. Remember it well, him replacing Jim Leighton. Cult hero indeed.

  6. @dettwork

    brilliant show, loved hearing Joe talking about anything & everything, so good .. get him back on!

  7. @alexandernorth4461

    He don't half look like his Dad! What a great bloke Les Sealy was..from watching him become a hero to Utd to watching him live down at the Orient (I'm a cockney red). Great memories!

  8. @Rob-pq4um

    Great show Jay and Joe …. Les is a legend

  9. @johnnyjkb1970

    In my relatively short time of watching the channel, this is one of the best you’ve done. Really enjoyed the chat between Jay and Joe. I’m of an age where I remember those games and as you say, Les Sealey is probably one of the greatest cult heroes of the club. Thank you for that.

  10. @RedTrotsky

    Sealey! Sealey! Sealey! Definitely a cult hero, could even be a legend. I was there at Wembley for the 1990 FA Cup replay, and the 1990 charity shield. I couldn't get a ticket for the 1991 League Cup final when he was playing with one leg. But I was there to see him in Rotterdam, and again in what I think was his last appearance for United in the 1994 League Cup Final. We loved him, and even when he played against us, he always got a great reception from the United fans. It was a great and exciting time to be a United fan in the early 90s, and Les will always be a part of that. He will always have a place in the hearts of us reds who were around at that time. Actually, yeah. He probably is a legend!

    RIP Les. We won't ever forget you.