article_snippet: That's not me making a mess of Kenneth Wolstenholme's infamous words from Wembley in 1966 when the boys in red won the World Cup.
article_snippet: Geoff Hurst races through to score England's fourth goal in the 1966 World Cup final with West Germany .
article_snippet: the 1966 World Cup is a tournament that we were told had lost the 1966 World Cup lustre.
article_snippet: The kind of effervescent and exciting competition in which frequent nostalgic reruns of great Cup days somewhat ironically often includes the sight of fans celebrating on the pitch.
article_snippet: Nevertheless, there it was, an old school FA Cup that we could all watch, for nothing, and keep the momentum going on what was proving to be a vintage Cup season.
article_snippet: But again, if you look at the bigger picture, it was the kind of game that could once again get people excited about FA Cup.
article_snippet: But I celebrate the fact that the FA Cup has been put back in the forefront of our football thinking.