Bobby Moore Collection

Portrait of the English Soccer Team
(Original Caption) World Cup Semi Final, England Team: Left to right:B. Moore, Cohen, Hunt, Wilson, Stiles, Banks, Hurst, B. Charlton, Peters, J. Charlton

West Germany and England in World Cup Action
(Original Caption) 7/30/1966-Wembley

English Team and Bobby Moore After World Cup Victory
(Original Caption) 7/30/1966-England

Bobby Moore Kisses the Jules Rimet Cup
(Original Caption) 7/30/1966-Wembley, England-: England's Bobby Moore kisses the Jules Rimet Cup following his team's defeat of West Germany in the World Cup Soccer Championship July 30th

Soccer Players During World Cup Game
(Original Caption) Germans score twice...Wolfgang Weber (left) of West Germany scores his team's second goal as England's Ray Wilson (center) and goalie Gordon Banks (right)

Gerd Mueller Scoring Goal
(Original Caption) Leon, Mexico: German world cup top scorer Gerd Mueller (r) scores 3rd and winning goal against England past goalie Peter Bonetti (behind post) and Bobby Moore (2nd f)

BOBBY MOORE, ENGLAND SKIPPER, WITH HIS CHILDREN DEAN AND ROBERTA - 4TH MAY 1970

West Ham vs. Liverpool. January 1973 73-00189-016

England 4 - 1 Scotland British Championships match held at Wembley. Colin Stein and Bobby Moore. 10th May 1969

Bobby Moore preparing for the opening of his own public house called Moores at Stratford Broadway, East London. He is wearing a bowler hat and false moustache

Tory leader Edward Heath signs autographs outside Wembley Stadium on day of World Cup Final, 30th July 1966

England v West Germany World Cup Final 30th July 1966. Amid the happy frenzy, a lone supporter paid homage at the goal net geoff Hurst had virtually burst with his thunderous final shot

England team training session - three days before final - 1966 World Cup Tournament, Wednesday 27th July 1966

West Ham vs. Liverpool. January 1973 73-00189-011

West Ham vs. Liverpool. January 1973 Bobby Moore arrives at Upton park. 73-00189-012

West Ham vs. Liverpool. January 1973 73-00189-018

West Ham vs. Liverpool. January 1973 73-00189-013

West Ham vs. Liverpool. January 1973 73-00189-014

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"Bobby Moore: A Legendary England Skipper and Family Man" On the 4th of May 1970, Bobby Moore, the iconic England skipper, was captured in a heartwarming moment with his children Dean and Roberta. The image reflects not only his prowess on the football field but also his role as a loving father. In January 1973, during a match between West Ham and Liverpool, Bobby Moore's presence was felt both on and off the pitch. His leadership skills were evident as he guided his team to victory. This snapshot showcases his determination and passion for the game. One of Moore's most memorable moments came during the British Championships match held at Wembley where England triumphed over Scotland with an impressive scoreline of 4-1. It was a testament to Moore's exceptional abilities as he led his country to success. Beyond football, Bobby Moore had other aspirations too. He prepared for the opening of his own public house called "Moore's, " demonstrating that he possessed business acumen alongside sporting talent. Even political figures recognized Moore's impact. Tory leader Edward Heath signed autographs outside Wembley Stadium on World Cup day in honor of this legendary player who brought joy to millions across England. The pinnacle of Bobby Moore's career came during the World Cup Final on July 30th, 1966 when England faced West Germany amidst a happy frenzy. As captain, he showcased remarkable composure under pressure and lifted the trophy high above his head - forever etching himself into football history. Training sessions were crucial in shaping England's success in that tournament. Three days before the final match, Bobby Moore could be seen leading intense training drills with unwavering focus - an embodiment of dedication and professionalism. Returning to club duties for West Ham against Liverpool in January 1973 once again highlighted how much influence one man could have on a team. As he arrived at Upton Park, the anticipation and excitement were palpable.