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Bradford City - 1911 FA Cup Winners
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Bradford City - 1911 FA Cup Winners
Football - 1910 / 1911 season - Bradford City Team Group
1911 FA Cup Winners.
Beat Newcastle Utd 1-0 in a replay at Old Trafford after 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace.
Goalscorer: Speirs (received the Military Medal during the 1st World War. Killed in the battle of Paschendale in Aug 1917. Gained one Scotland cap)
Back (left to right): Peter O Rourke (manager), Robert Bob Torrance, Frank O Rourke (1 Scotland cap), vMark Mellors, James Jimmy McDonald, Archibald Archie Devine (1 Scotland cap), C. Harper (trainer).
Sitting: Wiliam Willie Gildea, Robert Bob Campbell, James Jimmy Speirs, George Robinson, David Taylor, Francis Frank Thompson (12 Ireland caps).
On Ground: Peter Logan and Richard Dickie Bond (8 England Caps)
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This print takes us back to a historic moment in football history - the Bradford City team that triumphed as the 1911 FA Cup winners. The image showcases the victorious squad, proudly posing together after their remarkable achievement. The road to victory was not an easy one for Bradford City. After a hard-fought 0-0 draw against Newcastle Utd at Crystal Palace, they emerged triumphant with a 1-0 win in the replay held at Old Trafford. The hero of the day was none other than James "Jimmy". Speirs, who scored the winning goal that secured their place in football folklore. Speirs' contribution to both club and country cannot be understated. Not only did he receive recognition for his bravery during World War I by being awarded the Military Medal, but he also gained one cap representing Scotland before tragically losing his life in battle during the Battle of Paschendale in August 1917. The team's camaraderie is evident as they stand united on this memorable occasion. From left to right, we see Peter O'Rourke leading them as manager alongside players such as Robert "Bob". Torrance, Frank O'Rourke (who earned one Scotland cap), Mark Mellors, James McDonald, Archie Devine (also earning one Scotland cap), and C. Harper serving as trainer. Sitting confidently are Wiliam "Willie". Gildea, Robert "Bob". Campbell, George Robinson, David Taylor, Francis "Frank"
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