Your fave football films/scenes EVER!

[Citizen's Nephew]

Here’s a couple to start off…..Ray Winstone meeting Robert Carlyle in There’s Only One Jimmy Grimble.

Sylvester Stallone’s save In Escape to Victory.

[the other bob wilson]

Here’s a couple to start off…..Ray Winstone meeting Robert Carlyle in There’s Only One Jimmy Grimble.

Sylvester Stallone’s save In Escape to Victory.

I liked Jimmy Grimble. What was that film where Ray Winstone played a dodgy manager? It wasn’t a great fim, but I liked it because it was gritty and I reckon it was probably quite true to what football is really like.

Benson and Hedges always make me laugh in Mike Bassett.

[Hilts]

Tonkers goal in Mike Bassett makes me laugh.

[Rjk]

Shaolin Soccer - a Stephen Chow hong kong comedy about football.

Very over the top and ridiculous but that's the point with his films.

[Whisperer]

I D - When they're in the boozer playing the trivial pursuit machine.

[J R Hartley]

Alan Clarkes The Firm with Gary Oldman. One of the original football hooligan films. Some great one liners it.

Youseff gets his face slashed and when copper asks his name at the hospital he gives a false name - Michael Jackson. Coppers reply "Looks like youre going to be needing some more plastic surgery, Michael"

[J R Hartley]

No one particular scene but the acting and the screen relationship between Michael Sheen and Timothy Spall - who play Clough and Taylor - in The Damned United is superb.

[the other bob wilson]

No one particular scene but the acting and the screen relationship between Michael Sheen and Timothy Spall - who play Clough and Taylor - in The Damned United is superb.

Yes, I think that’s probably one of the better football films. I liked the scene where Leeds turned up for a cup match at Derby and Revie iblanked Clough - dunno how close to the truth it was, but, as a confirmed Revie hater, it was what I wanted to be true.

[Rjk]

Shaolin Soccer - a Stephen Chow hong kong comedy about football.

Very over the top and ridiculous but that's the point with his films.

if anyone is going to watch this, do the subtitled version rather than the awful American dubbed version

[jon1959]

[chris lee]

Fantastic, thanks for posting

[MacAdder]

"Who d'you think you are Bremner"

Classic film Kes.

[JumpersforGoalposts]

Golden Gordon was a Ripping Yarn! Barnestoneworth, Barnestoneworth, Barnestoneworth!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8O1p...channel=AshimK

[The Bloop]

Porridge - Fletcher and Godber being 'forced' to escape from prison against their will during a football match and trying to get back in.

[Citizen's Nephew]

I liked Jimmy Grimble. What was that film where Ray Winstone played a dodgy manager? It wasn’t a great fim, but I liked it because it was gritty and I reckon it was probably quite true to what football is really like.

Benson and Hedges always make me laugh in Mike Bassett.

All In The Game. Great film. Must try and watch that again.

[the other bob wilson]

All In The Game. Great film. Must try and watch that again.

That’s it , Ray Marsden and Danny Dyer were in it as well weren’t they.

[Tuerto]

All In The Game. Great film. Must try and watch that again.

Take a look at a film called 'The Club' its abour Aussie rules football, low budget with some of the players starring. Funny as ****!

[J R Hartley]

Yes, I think that’s probably one of the better football films. I liked the scene where Leeds turned up for a cup match at Derby and Revie iblanked Clough - dunno how close to the truth it was, but, as a confirmed Revie hater, it was what I wanted to be true.

I read that the Clough family were not very happy with the way he was portrayed in the film.

[splott parker]

Hey, that was my favourite goal celebration on that post

[Wales-Bales]

Alan Clarkes The Firm with Gary Oldman. One of the original football hooligan films. Some great one liners it.

Youseff gets his face slashed and when copper asks his name at the hospital he gives a false name - Michael Jackson. Coppers reply "Looks like youre going to be needing some more plastic surgery, Michael"

You seem like the type of person who would enjoy sitting at home fantasising about violence

[olderblue]

Porridge - Fletcher and Godber being 'forced' to escape from prison against their will during a football match and trying to get back in.

I'm sure that's where Fletcher is the team coach and shouts to the team
*Don't let them panic you into playing football *

Ronnie Barker comedy genius

[Citizen's Nephew]

That’s it , Ray Marsden and Danny Dyer were in it as well weren’t they.

Just checked on IMDb and yes. Just ordered a copy on Amazon. Hard to get only on DVD now but I'd like to see it again as I've only seen it the once.

[the other bob wilson]

Just checked on IMDb and yes. Just ordered a copy on Amazon. Hard to get only on DVD now but I'd like to see it again as I've only seen it the once.

Yeah, I wouldn’t mind watching again, filmed at the Ricoh Arena if I remember rightly.

[Moodybluebird]

An honorary mention to Python's Germans v Greeks football match with a late goal by Socrates clinching victory for the Greeks. It was touch and go until Archimedes had a eureka moment and decided to run with the ball. The ball was laid on a plate for Socrates who swept it home from about 8 yards.

[Grievous Angel]

Take a look at a film called 'The Club' its abour Aussie rules football, low budget with some of the players starring. Funny as ****!

"Up there Cazaly"! Haven't seen it for a long time, but definitely going to look for it.