Cult Hero Collection

Geronimo, Chief of the Apache, as an old man in 1907 (photogravure)
STC423832 Geronimo, Chief of the Apache, as an old man in 1907 (photogravure) by Curtis, Edward Sheriff (1868-1952) ; Private Collection; (add.info.: from Native Americans)

The Apache Chief Geronimo, 1893 (oil on canvas) (b / w photo)
CHT202641 The Apache Chief Geronimo, 1893 (oil on canvas) (b/w photo) by Burbank, Elbridge Ayer (1858-1949); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris

Huddersfield Town footballer Frank Worthington with teammates. February 1970

Frank Worthington at Filbert Street with his new manager Jimmy Bloomfield after signing for Leicester FC. August 1972

Leicester City and England footballers Frank Worthington and Peter Shilton seen here after training at Filbert Street. October 1972

Frank Worthington Huddersfield fooballer seen here withnhis girlfriend Vicki and his Lotus sports car. August 1971

Birmingham City striker Frank Worthington seen here at the clubs training ground November 1980

Frank Worthington Leicester and England footballer seen here at his Leicester flat listening to his collection of Elvis Presley records and reading a book on the American singer. January 1976

Frank Worthington Footballer for Leicester and England pictured at his Leicester flat reading a book on Elvis Presley. January 1976

Huddersfield footballer Frank Worthington seen here with his girlfriend Vicki and his Lotus sports car. August 1971

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"Cult Hero: A Journey Through Time and Passion" In the vast tapestry of history, there are figures who transcend their time, becoming legends that captivate our imaginations. Geronimo, Chief of the Apache, stands tall as one such cult hero. In a mesmerizing 1907 photogravure, we witness the resilience etched upon his weathered face – a testament to his indomitable spirit. The canvas tells another tale; an oil painting from 1893 portrays The Apache Chief Geronimo in all his majestic glory. His piercing gaze speaks volumes about his unwavering determination and fierce leadership. Fast forward to February 1970, where Frank Worthington emerges as a new kind on the football field. Alongside his Huddersfield Town teammates, he dazzles with skill and finesse that leaves spectators breathless. Worthington's flair for the game becomes legendary as he effortlessly weaves through defenders like a maestro conducting an orchestra. Filbert Street witnesses yet another chapter in this captivating story when Frank Worthington signs with Leicester City under manager Jimmy Bloomfield's watchful eye. The bond between player and coach is palpable - two visionaries united by their love for the beautiful game. Worthington's prowess extends beyond club boundaries; donning England's colors fills him with immense pride. As part of both Leicester City and England squads, he showcases unparalleled talent that sets hearts racing across stadiums nationwide. Yet amidst fame and adulation lies personal connections that shape our heroes' lives off-field too. Seen alongside girlfriend Vicki or wife Brigitta in various snapshots throughout time, Frank Worthington reminds us that even those touched by greatness crave companionship grounded in love and support. Whether gracing Birmingham City's training ground or residing at his cherished Leicester flat – these glimpses into Worthington's life reveal a man whose charisma transcends the football pitch.