Goalposts Collection
"From Wembley to Cornwall: Capturing the Spirit of Goalposts" Painting goalposts for FA Cup Final
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"From Wembley to Cornwall: Capturing the Spirit of Goalposts" Painting goalposts for FA Cup Final, Wembley Stadium: A meticulous brushstroke brings life to the iconic goalposts, ready for football history to be made. Rugby Team, Fowey, Cornwall. September 1993: The rugged beauty of Cornwall meets the strength and determination of a rugby team as they battle it out near the majestic goalposts. Football Team, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. November 1992: Rain-soaked fields and muddy boots tell tales of passion and camaraderie as this local football team takes on their rivals under the watchful gaze of sturdy goalposts. Bien Touche, Goal. (colour litho): Vibrant colors burst forth in celebration as a player skillfully finds the back of the net amidst cheering crowds and towering goalposts. Football team photo, Susice, Czech Republic: Faces filled with dreams and aspirations pose proudly beside weathered wooden goalposts that have witnessed countless victories and defeats over time. Frontispiece from Football: Our Winter Game by Charles W. : An artistic representation captures the essence of winter football - frozen breaths mingling with shouts of joy while players strive towards those elusive goalposts. Front Cover of Football: Our Winter Game by Charles W. : A striking image beckons readers into a world where passion meets cold air; where every kick aims to find its mark between two steadfast goalposts. King the football-playing stallion was bought by Essex farmer Bill Foyle from Midlands: Unconventional yet awe-inspiring; King gallops across fields effortlessly dribbling a ball towards makeshift goals - proving that even horses can embrace our beloved game. Football Team, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. September 1993: United in purpose and united in spirit; this determined group faces challenges head-on, their eyes firmly set on the goalposts that symbolize victory.