Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast-Episode 19 (England National Team 1984/85 with Davey Naylor)

 

This is the 19^th  episode of my podcast with Mr. Paul Whittle of https://the1888letter.com/, @1888letter.

For this episode, we continue our interview series with Mr. Davey Naylor of https://englandstats.com/ as we discuss the matches of the England National Team during the 1984/85 season.

 

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Cartoons and Diagrams, Part Two

Cartoon I:

 

Photo From: France Football, Issue 2012, October 30, 1984

Explanation: This cartoon shows Mark Hateley and Diego Maradona dueling before a Napoli and AC Milan match on October 21, 1984. The match itself ended scoreless.

(Originally published in La Gazzetta dello Sport on October 21, 1984)

Cartoon II:

Photo From: France Football, Issue 2143, May 5, 1987

Explanation: This cartoon references Socrates’ retirement as a player in 1987.

It shows Joao Sayad, Brazil’s Minister of Planning also giving up after the failed Cruzado plan (Economic measure launched by the Brazilian Government in 1986 that turned out to be a failure).

(Published originally in O Povo magazine)

Cartoon III:

Photo From: World Soccer, May 1976

Explanation: This cartoon references England manager Don Revie’s inability to come up with a consistent tactical formation. The cartoon shows previous England Managers Walter Winterbottom (WM Formation) and Alf Ramsey with many tactical variations. However, for Don Revie there is a big question mark as far as his tactics.

Cartoon IV:

Photo From: France Football, Issue 1658, January 17, 1978

(Drawn by Dero)

Explanation: This cartoon references France’s 1978 World Cup group opponents Argentina, Italy and Hungary looking over at France Manager Michel Hidalgo symbolized as France’s national symbol , the chicken.

Cartoon V:

Photo From: France Football, Issue 2066, November 12, 1985

(Drawn by Dero)

Explanation: This cartoon references Michel Platini trying out a Mexican sombrero with the prospect of qualification in sight, however, there is a bomb referencing Yugoslavia next to him.

This was prior to the World Cup Qualifier vs. Yugoslavia on November 16, 1985. Platini scored both of France’s goals to qualify for the Mexican World Cup.

Cartoon VI:

Photo From: France Football, Issue 2309, July 10, 1990

Explanation: Diagrams of the goals in the first round of 1990 World Cup for Group B, containing Argentina, Romania, USSR and Cameroon.

For clearer view see:

1990 First round-Group B goals Diagrams

Cartoon VII:

Photo From: Placar, Issue 15, June 26, 1970

Explanation: This shows Brazil’s Tostao starring in his two goal scoring performance vs. Peru during the 1970 World cup (June 14, 1970, World cup, Brazil 4-Peru 2)

For clearer view see:

Tostao vs. Peru 1970

Cartoon VIII:

Photo From:  Placar, Issue 15, June 26, 1970

Explanation: This cartoon shows a matchup between Brazil’s 1970 squad vs. Uruguay’s 1950 squad.

For clearer view see:

Brazil 1970 Urguya 1950

Cartoon IX:

Photo From: Start1988_june 06_№24

Explanation: A portrait of Thomas Berthold

Cartoon X:

Photo From: Mondial, new series, issue 35, February 1983

Explanation: A portrait of Oleg Blokhin

Cartoon XI:

Photo From: 90 minutes, March 26, 1994

(By Nick Davies)

Explanation: This references Dutchman Ronald Koeman’s role in the October 13^th, 1993, World cup Qualifier in eliminating Graham Taylor’s England.

In the match Koeman fouled David Platt , as the last man (an offense for which he should have been sent off) and then minutes later scored Holland’s First goal from a free kick much to the dismay of Graham taylor

Cartoon XII:

Photo From: Don Balon, Issue 140, June 13, 1978

Explanation: This references Scotland’s Willie Johnston’s faield drug test during the 1978 World Cup

Old Team Photographs-Part 26b

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 125, June 1999

 (Nantes squad 1988/89, Top, left to right:  Joel Henry, Maurice Johnston, Antoine Kombouare, Marcel Desailly, Boris Diecket, David Marraud  ,  Bottom, left to right: Thierno Youm, Fabien Debotte, Didier Deschamps, Thierry Bonalair, Frankie Vercauteren)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 118, November 1998

 (France squad, Top, left to right: Zinedine Zidane,  Vincent Candela,  Christophe Dugarry, Laurent Blanc, Bernard Lama, Frank Leboeuf ,  Bottom, left to right:  Tony Vairelles, Youri Djorkaeff, Didier Deschamps, Bixente Lizarazu, David Trezeguet , October 14, 1998, EC Qualifier, France 2-Andorra 0)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 105, October 1997

(SK Lierse squad, 1997/98)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 95, December 1996

(Internazionale Milano squad from the 1960s)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 78, July 1995

(Club Brugge squad, May 28, 1995, Belgian cup, Club Brugge 3-Ekeren 1)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 66, July 1994

 (Sweden squad, July 16, 1994, World Cup, Sweden 4-Bulgaria 0)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 59, December 1993

 (USA squad, Top, left to right:  Chris Henderson, Paul  Caliguri, Alexi Lalas, John Doyle, Cle Kooiman,  Brad Friedel ,  Bottom, left to right: Cobi  Jones, Dominic Kinenar, Peter Vermes, Fernando Clavijo,  Tabaré ‘Tab’ Ramos , June 22, 1993, Copa America, USA 3-Venezuela 3)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 43, August 1992

(Olympique Marseille squad from the early 1970s)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 33, October 1991

(Ghana U-17 squad, August 31, 1991, FIFA U-17 World Cup, Ghana 1-Spain 0)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 20, September 1990

(Estudiantes squad 1968)

Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 8, September 1989

(Belenenses squad 1989)

Photo From: Onze, Issue 156, December 1988

 (World Stars squad, Top, left to right:  Paulo Roberto Falcao, Oleg Blokhin, Mario Kempes, ??, Zbigniew Boniek, Bruno Pezzey, Paul Breitner, Karl-Heinz Foerster,  Bottom, left to right:  ¿, Juanito, Ruud Krol, Junior, Michel Platini, Stefano Tacconi, Jean-Marie Pfaff , November 1, 1988, 1982 stars tribute Match, Italia 82 XI 3-Rest of the World XI 3)

Photo From: Onze, Issue 144, December 1987

 (AS Monaco squad 1987/88, Top, left to right: Remi Vogel, Patrick Battiston,  Jean-Luc Ettori, Claude Puel, Glenn Hoddle, Marcel Dib ,  Bottom, left to right: Mark Hateley, Manuel Amoros, Jean-Marc Ferratge, Jean-Phillipe Rohr, Youssef Fofana )

Photo From: Onze, Issue 125, May 1986

(Egypt squad, Top, left to right:  Al-Khatib, Ashraf Kassem, Magdi Abdelgani, Mohamed Yasin, Thabet Al-Batal, Mostafa Abdou, Gamal Abdelhamid,  Bottom, left to right:  Ali Shehata, Mohamed Omar, Hamada Sedki, Taher Abouzaid, March 17, 1986, African Cup of Nations, Egypt 1-Morocco 0 )

Photo From: Onze, Issue 118, October 1985

 (Cameroon squad, September 15, 1985, Afro-Asian cup of Nations, Cameroon 4-Saudi Arabia 1)

Old Match Photographs-Part 24c

Photo From:  Guerin Sportivo, June 20-26, 1984

(A Cartoon depicting Athletic Bilbao’s Andoni Goikoetchea’s gruesome foul on Diego Maradona in 1983)

Photo From:  Guerin Sportivo, February 6, 1991

(Dennis Bergkamp and Gheorge Popescu, October 28, 1990, Ajax Amsterdam 3-PSV Eindhoven 1)

Photo From:  Guerin Sportivo, December 15, 1984-January 8, 1985

(Massimo Bonini and Daniele Massaro, December 16, 1984, Fiorentina 0-Juventus 0)

Photo From:  Guerin Sportivo, December 15, 1984-January 8, 1985

(A cartoon of English Striker Mark Hateley at AC Milan)

Photo From:  Guerin Sportivo, December 10-16, 1986

(Alessandro Altobelli heading, December 6, 1986, EC Qualifier, malta 0-Italy 2)

Photo From:  Guerin Sportivo, April 28-May 3, 1983

(Krzysztof Surlit scoring Widzew’s second goal , April 20, 1983, Champions Cup, Widzew Lodz 2-Juventus 2)

Photo From:  Guerin Sportivo, April 12-18, 1989

(Verona’s Argentinean midfielder Pedro Troglio, April 9, 1989, Como 1-Verona 1)

Photo From:  Goal, Issue 28, January 1998

(Kenny Dalglish, March 1972)

Photo From:  Goal, Issue 19, April 1997

(Denis Law at Huddersfield)

Photo From:  Goal, Issue 7, April 1996

(Jurgen Klinnsman at Bayern Munich, 1995/96)

Photo From:  Goal, Issue 15, December 1996

(Manchester United’s Jordi Cruyff, 1996/97)

Photo From:  Goal, Issue 1, October 1995

(Blackburn Rovers’ Scottish defender Colin Hendry, August 23, 1995, Sheffield Wednesday 2-Blackburn Rovers 1)

Photo From:  Fussball Magazin, November December 1983

(Stuttgart’s Guido Buchwald and Waldorf Mannheim’s Alfred Schon, 1983/84)

Photo From:  Fussball Magazin, November December 1983

(Bayern Munich’s Wolfgang Dremmler and Referee Heinz Aldinger)

Photo From:  Fussball Magazin, May 1987

(The late Austrian Pop Star Falco (Rock Me Amadeus) between Nuremberg’s Stefan Reuter and Dieter Eckstein, 1987)

Photo From:  Fussball Magazin, Issue 6, June 1986

(Willie Miller and Richard Gough after Scotland’s qualification, December 4, 1985, World Cup Qualifier, Australia 0-Scotland 0)

Photo From:  Fussball Magazin, February March 1978

(Borussia Moenchengladbach teammates and future Managers Berti Vogts and Juup Heynckes)

Photo From:  Fussball Magazin, February March 1978

(Fortuna Dusseldorf’s Gerd Zewe, 1977/78)

Photo From:  Fussball Magazin, August 1986

(Borussia Moenchengladbach’s Gunter Thiele)

Photo From:  Four Four Two, September 1997

(Manchester City’s Georgian Georgi Kinkladze, 1997/98)

Photo From:  Football Magazine, Issue 215, August 1977

(Roberto Dinamite and Patrice Rio, June 30, 1977, Brazil 2-France 2)

Photo From:  Football Magazine, Issue 29, June 1962

(Italy’s Oriundis Jose Altafini and Omar Sivori)

Photo From:  Football Magazine, Issue 3, April 1960

(Spain international defender from 20s and 30s Jacinto Quincoces)

Photo From:  Foot Magazine, Issue 79, May 1988

(Raymond Mommens with Charleroi, 1987/88)