Success Collection (page 23)

Arsenal players celebrating after beating Everton four nil at Highbury to win the Carling Premier League Championship. 3rd May 1998

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Upton Park. West Ham 1 v Aston Villa 0. West Ham players celebrate after Ray Stewart scored the games only goal from the penalty spot to send Villa crashing out of

English League Division One match at Upton Park. West Ham United 4 v Aston Villa 1. West Hams Frank McAvennie celebrates after scoring one of his two goals. 19th October 1985

British athlete Chris Brasher shows off his gold medal which he won at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne, on his arrival back in London. 10th January 1957

Motor Cycle Racing at Oulton Park. Phil Read celebrates with the trophy after winning the British Junior Championship race. 7th July 1963

Motor Cycle Racing at oulton Park. Phil read takes the chequered flag after winning the British Junior Championship race. 7th July 1963

Scotland footballer Joe Jordan holds aloft the British International Football trophy with teammate Tom Forsyth following their victory over England at Hampden Park. Right is goalkeeper Alan Rough

Scotland footballers Tom Forsyth and goalkeeper Alan Rough celebrate victory over England at Hampden Park to win the British International Football trophy. 16th May 1976

Scottish Coca Cola Cup Final at Parkhead. Rangers 4 v Hearts of Midlothian 3. Ally McCoist and Paul Gascoigne celebrate with the trophy after the match. 22nd November 1996

Watney Mann Cup match at the Eastville Stadium. Bristol Rovers v Sheffield United. The Bristol Rovers team celebrate with the Watney Invitation trophty after their victory on penalties

Billy Bremner Leeds United captain being presented with the F. A
Billy Bremner Leeds United captain being presented with the F.A. Cup by Queen Elizabeth II after their one nil victory over Arsenal in the FA Cup Final. 6th May 1972

Billy Bremner Leeds United captain holds the cup aloft moment after being presented with the F.A. Cup by Queen Elizabeth II after their one nil victory over Arsenal in the FA Cup Final. 6th May 1972

Jack Rowley of Manchester United presenting the cup to Speedway champion Jack Parker, (centre, wearing the helmet). Aub Lawson, gallant loser, is on left. July 1949 P011961

Heres the Cup! A delignted Jeff Astle. the scorer of West Bromwich Albions goal in their 1-0 Cup Final victory over Everton, produly shows the trophy to the fans outside West Bromwich Town Hall

F. A. Cup Final 1968. West Bromwich Albion v. Everton Goal hero for WBA Jeff Astle
F.A. Cup Final 1968. West Bromwich Albion v. Everton Goal hero for WBA Jeff Astle with medal after the presentation. May 1968 P016899

West Brom celebrate their win in the FA Cup Final. Scorer Jeff Astle sits complete with cigar whilst his wife Lorraine looks at the trophy, May 1968 P016906

Footballer Graham Leggat, Aberdeens "golden boy"
Footballer Graham Leggat, Aberdeens " golden boy". October 1955 P009713

Former Blackpool buddies Stanley Matthews and Jack Mudie relax in the dressing room. For Mudie its champagne, for Matthews, the sweet taste of success was enough. May 1963 P009915

Willie Henderson of Rangers celebrates on the pitch at the end of. I ve won a cup medal. June 1966 P009779

FA Cup Semi Final match at Burnden Park. Everton 1 v Manchester United 0. Everton player Fred Pickering (dressed) drinks a toast to the players who have made sure of a Cup Final place for him in

Charity Shield football match at Wembley Stadium. Liverpool 0 v 1 Everton. The Everton team pose with the trophy after the match. August 1984

Everton celebrate in the Goodison Park dressing room after winning the League Championship title by defeating West Bromwich Albion 2-0 in their league match. 2nd April 1970

1984 FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Watford 0 v Everton 2. Evertons Neville Southall and Graeme Sharp hold the trophy aloft during celebrations on a lap of honour after the match. 19th May 1984

1966 FA Cup final at Wembley stadium. Everton 3 v Sheffield Wednesday 2. Everton two goal hero Mike Trebilcock celebrates with teammates on the pitch after their victory. 14th May 1966

English League Division One match at Anfield Liverpool 0 v. Leicester City 0 The League Championship trophy in the hands of Kevin Keegan

1966 World Cup Tournament in England. A World cup banquet was held for the victorious England team at the Royal Garden Hotel following thier victory over West Germany in the Final at Wembley

World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. England 4 v West Germany 2 after extra time. England brothers Jack and Bobby Charlton sink to their knees as they celebrate victory at the final whistle

European Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Manchester United 4 v Benfica 1 after extra time. Uniteds Bobby Charlton celebrates with team mate George Best at the final whistle. 29th May 1968

Everton manager Howard Kendall and Kevin Ratcliffe acknowledge the applause of the fans following their 2-0 victory over QPR at Goodison Park which clinched their first League Championship title

Everton players Neville Southall and Kevin Ratcliffe acknowledge the applause of the fans following their 2-0 victory over QPR at Goodison Park which clinched their first League Championship title

Everton players including Neviile Southall, Gary Stevens, Kevin Sheedy, Trevor Steven, Kevin Ratcliffe, Peter Reid and Andy Gray appalud their fans following their 2-0 victory over QPR at Goodison

Everton players celebrate following their 2-0 victory over QPR at Goodison Park which clinched their first League Championship title since 1970

Manchester United footballer George Best receives the 1969 European Footballer of the Year " Ballon D Or" Award from Max Urbini of France as teammates Denis Law

World Cup Banquet for the victorious England team at the Royal Garden Hotel in London. A toast from Bobby Charlton, as he attends the banquet. 30th July 1966

Arsenal manager George Graham and captain Tony Adams show off the League Championship trophy to thousands of fans gathered in the streets of North London for the teams open top bus parade

European Cup Final at Wembley May 1968 Manchester United 4 v Benfica 1 after extra time. Manchester United players Bobby Charlton

European Cup Final at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy. Liverpool 3 v Borussia Monchengladbach 1. Liverpool players Ray Clemence (right) and Kevin Keegan celebrate their first European Cup victory

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley holding the European Cup in March 1979

manchester United footballer Bobby Charlton signs an autograph for 8 year Billy Vickers during the teams visit to Booth Hall Hospital at Blackley

Manchester United footballer Mark Hugfhes celebrates a goal with teammate Paul Ince at Old Trafford. 31st March 1990

Nottingham Forest captain John McGovern lifts the trophy with team mates behind after ther victory over Malmo in the European Cup Final at the Olympic Stadium, Munich. 30th May 1979

World Cup Semi Final match at Wembley Stadium. England 2 v Portugal 1. Englands goal scoring hero Bobby Charlton is congratulated by Portuguese star Eusebio after the match as England reach their

Dundee Scottish League champions, 1961 / 62, Photocall with trophy
Dundee Scottish League champions, 1961/62, Photocall with trophy, Back row left to right: Pat Liney, Gordon Smith, Alan Gilzean, Bobby Wishart, Ian Ure, trainer Sammy Kean and right half Bobby Seith

English cyclist Tommy Simpson receives the 1965 Sports Personality of the Year trophy at the BBC studios in Shepherds Bush, London. 16th December 1965

Stanley Matthews presents Kenny Dalglish with The Footballer of the year Award. 11th May 1979

World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. England 4 v West Germany 2 after extra time. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth presents the Jules Rimet trophy to England captain Bobby Moore after the match

The double winning Tottenham Hotspur Football Club are pictured at Cheshunt, prior to the start of the new season. They are back row L-R: Bill Brown, Ron Henry, Peter Baker, Danny Blanchflower

Scotland footballer Joe Jordan holds aloft the British International Football trophy with teammate Tom Forsyth following their victory over England at Hampden Park. 16th May 1976

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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.