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🇾🇪 A fantastic interview with Sammy Mcllroy, Martin Buchan, Alex Stepney and Tommy Docherty, after our win against Liverpool in the 1977 FA Cup final which stopped them from winning a historic treble. Sammy Mcllroy on Liverpool losing, "I thought winning the treble would've been a bit much for... show more

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