MTK Budapest FC

It's wounded them deeply.

And I did say at the time that, you know, nobody ever mentioned MTK Budapest in '64.

[laughs] 'Cause of that collapse, they were 3-0 up and lost 4-0 in a European Cup, winners Cup semifinal.

But this one will linger.

He played us for a representative team, um, and played against Sunderland in one of these tour matches and caught the eye.

He had been playing for a side called MTK Budapest, having also spent time turning out for Ferencváros, which-

Mm

... 1913.

He stands at five foot, eight inches and shoots with eith- either foot.

I'll tell you more about him when he gets his place in the team.

You know Richardson is playing better than ever.'" So J.T. Robertson was John Tait Robertson, who was a, a Scotland international at one point, and had actually been MTK Budapest's manager.

Jamie Quinn, who was mentioned in that little snippet, was a legendary Celtic forward of the time, and who I can gather was one of Britain's star footballers.