Success Collection (page 18)

The Celtic football team parade the European Cup trophy from an open top lorry during their victory parade at Celtic Park following their historic 2-1 win over Italian side Inter Milan in

Prince Philip, his son Prince Charles and their polo team Windsor win the Junior County Championship at Little Bidworth, Cheshire following their 3 to 2 1/2 point victory over Cowdrey

UEFA Cup Final Second Leg match at White Hart Lane. Tottenham Hotspur 1 v Wolverhampton Wanderers 1. (Spurs win 3-2 on aggregate score)

Screen Sport Super Cup Semi Final Second Leg match at Anfield. Liverpool 3 v Norwich City 1. Liverpool celebrate their victory over Norwich after the match

European Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Club Brugge 0 v Liverpool 1. Liverpools Emlyn Hughes holds aloft the European Cup trophy after their victory. 10th May 1978

Liverpool footballer Tonny Smith enjoys a bottle of beer as he sits with the famous European Cup trophy following his sides historic victory over Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Final

European Cup Final held at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy. Liverpool 3 v Borussia Moenchengladbach 1. Liverpools Emlyn Hughes celebrates after their victory. 25th May 1977

European Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, Londdon. Clubb Brugge 0 v Liverpool 1. Liverpool team salute familes, friends and fans after their victory.. 10th May 1978

The European Cup in the safe hands of a British Airways stewardess at Speke Airport as the Liverpool team return home following their three one victory over German giants Borussia Moenchengladbach in

Banners wave as fans jostle to get a better view of thier idols in St Georges Square, as Liverpool FC parade the European Cup through the city

European Cup Final held at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy. Liverpool 3 v Borussia Moenchengladbach 1. Liverpools Emlyn Hughes with the European Cup trophy after their victory. 25th May 1977

European Cup Final at the Parc Des Princes, Liverpool 1 v Real Madrid 0. (Picture) Alan Kennedy lifts the cup alongside teammate Kenny Dalglish. 27th May 1981

Dennis Taylor winning the Embassy Snooker World Championship after a match against Steve Davis, which went all the way to 17-17 and all on a black ball finish. 28th April 1985

Dennis Taylor comiserates Steve Davis after winning the Embassy Snooker World Championship. The match went all the way to 17-17 and all on a black ball finish. 28th April 1985

Reception at the Russell Hotel in London for the victorious Manchester United team following their 4-1 victory over Benfica in the European cup Final at Wembley the previous eveining

World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, London. England 4 v West Germany 2 after extra time. England manager Alf Ramsey walks onto the turf at the end of the match. 30th July 1966

Celtic Players are presented with Team of the Year Award in a Glasgow studio on the BBC Television programme Sports Review of the Year

Manchester City fans celebrate after their team sealed the League title with a 3-4 victory away at Newcastle United on 11th May 1968

Manchester City players seal the League title with a 3-4 victory away at Newcastle United on 11th May 1968. Manchester City Francis Lee congratulated by teammates after his goal clinched the League

The Manchester City team celebrate winning the 1968 League title. Manager Joe Mercer (far left) enjoys the party with assistant manager Malcom Allison. 14th May 1968

European Champions Manchester United pose with the famous trophy for members of the press gathered at Old Trafford for a photocall

Manchester City players celebrate with champagne in the dressing room after sealing the League title with a 3-4 victory away at Newcastle United on 11th May 1968

Williams formula one motor racing driver Nigel Mansell pictured at Brands Hatch. 10th July 1986

British Grand Prix Formula One World Championship race at Silverstone. Williams driver Nigel Mansell, seen here celebrating on the podium after winning the race. 12th July 1987

World Cup Final match at Wembley Stadium. England 4 v West Germany 2 after extra time. Scenes on the pitch at the end of the match as England parade the World Cup trophy. 30th July 1966

England manager Alf ramsey and captain Bobby Moore proudly hold the Jules Rimet World Cup trophy at a reception for the team following their victory over West Germany in the 1966 World Cup Final

British Home Championship International match at Wembley Stadium. England 1 v Scotland 2. Scottish fans cheer their heroes Dave Mackay (4) Willie Henderson

Mr and Mrs Alf Ramsey with the Jules Rimet World Cup trophy flanked by Mr and Mrs Keeble. 29th July 1966

Cheering the winning candidate at Smethwick, Peter Griffiths, the Conservative who took away the seat from Labours Patrick Gordon Walker. 15th October 1964

1971 Race of Champions at Brands Hatch. Winner Clay Regazzoni holds aloft the trophy. 21st March 1971

The Brands Hatch Race of Champions motor race for Formula one cars won by Bruce McLaren driving a McLaren Ford M7A 2994cc

Sid Barras seen here after winning the Clarks Cables road race at Cannon Hill Park 28th May 1977

Warwickshire RFU President Harry Walker presents the Country Championship trophy to captain Bob Steele after the CET rugger final. 1st November 1987

Coventry match secretary Harry Walker punches the air in jubilation as he joins in celebrations with his players at Coundon Road following their victory over favourites Leicester in the John Player

The Ryder Cup tournament held 13th to 15th September, 1985 at the Brabazon Course of The Belfry in Wishaw, Warwickshire. Team Europe won the competition by 16.5 to 11.5 points

Manchester United football manager Matt Busby handing the Team of the Year Trophy to Celtic manager Jock Stein, while the rest of the Celtic team hold the European cup trophy their had won

Snooker player Jimmy White pictured receiving a trophy from Cliff Thorburn at Kingston Snooker Hall where he attended a reception. 6th December 1980

Crystal Palace are promoted to the First Division for the first time in their history following their league division two 3-2 victory over Fulham at Selhurst Park

Norman Johnson receives the Demmy Racing Northern Flat Championship trophy from the sponsors managing director Ken johnston with Mick Bacon, Tony Bacon, kennelhand Andrew Hayes

Charlton Athletic celebrate their promotion to Division One in the dressing room at the Valley following their 3-1 home victory over Preston North End. 29th April 1975

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Manchester United 3 v Leicester City 1. Manchester United footballers left to right: Tony Dunne, Bobby Charlton, Noel Cantwell, Pat Crerand, Albert Quixall

1965 League Cup Final Second leg. Chelseas Terry Venables holds up the League Cup trophy with teamates Eddie McCreadie, John Mortimer

Tottenham Hotspur Double Winnkng Season 1960 - 1961. A Spurs player drinks from the FA Cup trophy as he sits in the bath following their victory over Leicester City in the Final

Tottenham Hotspur team celebrate with the FA cup trophy after their win over Leicester city at Wembley. May 1961

Nationwide Division One Play Off Final at Wembley Charlton Athletic team celebrate with the trophy after being promoted with goalkeeper Sasa Ilic jumping for joy. 25th May 1998

Bells Scotch Whisky Football Managers Awards. Leicester City manager Jock Wallace who won the Special Award for taking his side back in to the First Division is presented the award by Liverpool

Winners of the Top Goalscorers in the Football League Awards. Left to right: Steve Cammock of Scunthorpe United (top scorer in Division Four)

English League Division Two match at Filbert Street. Leicester City 0 v Burnley 0. Leicester City manager Gordon Milne in the dressing room after the match as his team celebrate their promotion to

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"Capturing the Essence of Success: From Moses to Millais, Hands Up for Triumph. " In the grandeur of Wembley Stadium, Manchester United emerges victorious with a 1-0 triumph over Liverpool in the FA Cup Final. The scene resembles JMW Turner's masterpiece, "The Angel Standing in the Sun, " where success radiates like golden rays. Amidst the chaos of World War I, Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoon "A Miner Success" reminds us that even small victories are worth celebrating. Similarly, West Ham United captain Bobby Moore proudly holds high the European Cup Winners Cup trophy, symbolizing his team's remarkable achievement. Just as Guy The Gorilla climbed his ladder to fame at London Zoo, success often requires perseverance and determination, and is an arduous journey akin to Billy Bremner being presented with the F. A cup as Leeds United captain or Sebastian Coe crossing the finish line at Moscow Olympic Games. Wilma Rudolph's electrifying sprint at Rome Olympics exemplifies how individuals can overcome adversity and emerge triumphant. Her victory echoes through time and inspires generations to chase their dreams relentlessly. Bill Shankly exudes pure joy as he celebrates Liverpool becoming League champions - a testament to hard work paying off. His elation mirrors that found within May's Cookery Book from 1685 when culinary mastery was considered a great accomplishment. Success knows no boundaries; it transcends time and disciplines. Whether it be on a football field or an artist's canvas, success is achieved by those who dare greatly and persist against all odds. So let us embrace these moments of triumph and strive towards our own ladder of fortune.