On the subject of forgotten, go to the Bayern Munchen museum at The Allianz, not a mention of the 1982 European Cup.
Always thought Paul Breitner was a left back.
The Bayern team was scary. I never thought for a second that we will win that match. Back in 2012 I was lucky enough to be invited to a hospitality box at the Allianz. Bayern were playing Hanover in a Pokal match. At half time we were visited by the "twins" as called by locals. Hoeness and Rummenigge who were part of Bayern hierarchy at the time. Of course I tried hard but couldn't resist opening up a discussion about 1982 specially as it was 30 years. Amazingly they were both happy to talk. They said that they did not want to play an English team in the final and although they had belief in their own players they had a worry about "the fight". Rummenigge said the thing that surprised Bayern players was the "huge energy and power from Aston" (as he called us) and Pal told them at HT to go easy for the first 15 minutes of second period and then attack with full power as Aston will be "at end of match power". He said "it was surprising because your Aston were not finished after 1 hour and played at full energy".
It's "die Opposition"