Supporters And Spectators Collection (page 3)

Chelsea v. Newcastle. Chelsea players signing autograph book. 7th February 1921. DM6474

First in queue for Arsenal v. Chelsea semi-final cup replay at White Hart Lane. 21st March 1950. Herald 1950-382-1

Eltham v Home Guard. 1st January 1950

A cat interrups the English league division one match between Arsenal and Liverpool at Anfield after running across the Liverpool goalmouth

Crystal Palace v. Oldham. 25th April 1964. Palace players with bouquets after the match
Crystal Palace v. Oldham. 25th April 1964.Palace players with bouquets after the match

Crowds spill over onto the edge of the pitch at Queens Park Rangers v. West Ham game. 3rd February 1988

Tottenham Hotspur team return to North London in an open top double decker bus with the European Cup Winners Cup trophy after their victory May 1963

Tottenham Hotspur team return to Tottenham in an open top double decker bus with the FA Cup trophy after their victory in the Cup Final May 1961

Blackpool arrive home with FA Cup. Coach passes along the promenade by the tower surrounded by fans. Captain Johnston with the lid of the cup waving, 4th May 1953

Leeds United supporters. English FA Cup. Wigan Athletic 0-2 Leeds United. 14th March 1987

Manchester United returns home. 4th May 1958. Reception for team led by mounted police down London Road

Stoke v. Manchester City, Trevor Francis salutes his new fans. c. 1981
Stoke v. Manchester City, Trevor Francis salutes his new fans. c.1981

Wolverhampton Wanderers players show the FA Cup trophy to their fans from atop an open top bus as they parade the trophy through the streets. 1st May 1949

Liverpool players Tommy Smith and Emlyn Hughes parade the league championship trophy after they secured the title by defeating Leicester City at Anfield. April 1973

Chelsea FC V. Moscow Dynamos, at Stamford Bridge, London. 13th November 1945. OPS Moscow Dynamos take the field

English FA Cup semi-final. Chelsea 1-0 Leeds United. Chelsea wives at the end of the game. 29th April 1967

Manchester United. Cup holders show cup at first match. 23rd August 1952

The Preston North End team arrive home in an open top bus, parading the FA Cup trophy to the thousands of fans who lined the streets to celebrate 2nd May 1938

Manchester United Fans watch their first match from behind bars-and celebrated a victory. The cage is there to combat hooliganism and pitch invasions. 25th August 1974

Preson North End wives and girlfriends arrive at Euston for the Cup Final with Tom Finney. 1st May 1964

Town salutes its champions, Derby County, winners of the second division championship. 23rd April 1969

Chelsea 3 v Moscow Dynamos 3 at Stamford Bridge, London 14th November 1945

Jackie Milburn at St Jamess Park, Newcastle. September 1964 P007064

Dave Mackay of Tottenham Hotspur parades the FA Cup down the High Street in Tottenham. May 1967

International football friendly match at Hampden Park Scotland 0 v England 0 Jimmy Johnstone of Scotland on the ball April 1970

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Dynamo Moscow 0. European Cup Winners Cup Final at Camp Nou in Barcelona. (Picture) Rangers captain John Greig mobbed by widely excited fans as they invade the pitch after their

Liverpool 0 v Norwich 1. Premiere League match at Anfield, Liverpool. Liverpool Striker Robbie Fowler with a flag in front of the Kop. This was the last match before the Kop was redeveloped

A general view of Henley Regatta. Circa 1923

A general view of Henley Regatta opening day. Circa 1923

School Cricket. Eton v. Harrow at Lords. 1st July 1966

Challenge Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Wigan 13 v Dewsbury 2. Wigan captain Jim Sullivan collects the trophy after the match. 4th May 1929

Teenage fans of The Beatles pop group try to break the police cordon as the band leave the Liverpool Odeon at thens of their concert. 7th December 1963

A St Johns Ambulance stands by and assorted litter covers the roadway in Bridport street as teenage fans of The Beatles pop group, who had queued up all night for tickets, shuffle by

Liverpool captain Ron Yeats is surrounded by worshipping fans who have run on to the pitch at the end of the Second Division League match against Southampton

The stars of "Till Death Us Do Part", Warren Mitchell
The stars of " Till Death Us Do Part", Warren Mitchell, shouting for West Ham and Tony Booth hollering for Liverpool during their match at Anfield. 7th January 1967

Jock Shaw leads out the Rangers team, followed by Dawson before the Clyde v Rangers Glasgow Cup semi-final held at Shawfield Park. 24th September 1945

Liverpools David Fairclough celebrates scoring in the 84th minute in the European Cup third round match against St Etienne at Anfield. Liverpool won the match three goals to one. 16th March 1977

Wayne Ashe (right) leads the cheers from the Loyal Liverpool fans at Anfield Junior Boys School ahead of their sides European Cup Final match against Club Bruges at Wembley this evening

Liverpool players proudly show off the European Cup trophy to thousands of fans who lined the streets of Liverpool to welcome their heroes home following their victory over AS Roma in the European

Liverpool fans watch their team in action against Belgian side Club Brugge in the1978 European Cup Final, held at Wembley

Crowds of Liverpool fans gathered on the Centoph outside St Georges Hall in Liverpool City Centre waiting to welcome their heroes home following their victory over AS Roma in the European Cup Final

Liverpool players proudly show off the European Cup trophy to thousands of fans who lined the streets of Liverpool to welcome their heroes home following their victory over AS Roma in the European

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

Jubilant Liverpool fans in triumphant mood, singing and celebrating at a local pub as their side become European Champions for the first time in their history Liverpoo defeated German side Borussia

Enthusiastic Liverpool fans gathered in the city centre, to welcome their team home from Wembley after their victory in the European Cup Final

Enthusiastic Liverpool fans arrive back at Speke Airport from Rome after watching their team claim their first European Cup with victory over Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Final. 26th May 1977

Joy for Liverpool fans gathered at the local Italian Buco di Bacco restaurant as their team defeat AS Roma in the European Cup Final to claim their fourth European Cup

Despair for gloomy faced Liverpool fans and joy for Roma fans as their team take the lead in the penalty shoot out in the European Cup Final

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Supporters and spectators are the lifeblood of any sporting event, bringing an unmatched energy and passion to the game. In Leeds United's Billy Bremner testimonial match against Sunderland, the crowd was on their feet, eagerly awaiting a goal that would ignite the stadium. Meanwhile, young Arsenal fans lined Blundell street in Islington, exuding excitement as they cheered for their team's upcoming victory. The FA Cup Semi Final at Hillsborough between Leeds United and Manchester United saw supporters from both sides filling every seat in anticipation of a thrilling match. The atmosphere was electric as chants echoed through the stadium, creating an unforgettable experience for all present. Aston Villa footballer Gary Shaw proudly displayed the league Championship trophy to adoring fans who gathered around him with admiration. Their unwavering support fueled his determination to continue striving for greatness. Even celebrities like Julie Andrews couldn't resist being part of this infectious spirit. The beloved actress visited a music shop where she was greeted by enthusiastic supporters who were thrilled to see her in person. In cricket too, spectators played a vital role in creating an immersive environment. During the County Championship 1967 match between Kent and Warwickshire at Crabble Athletic Ground in Dover, passionate fans filled every corner of the stands, cheering on their respective teams with fervor. Rugby also had its fair share of devoted followers as Wigan Rugby F. C. Returned triumphantly from a successful season. Fans flocked around Frank Parr and Ray Ashby as they proudly showcased their Rugby League achievements to ecstatic supporters. International matches were no exception when it came to capturing hearts and minds. When England faced West Indies at Edgbaston in Birmingham during June 14-18th, spectators turned up in droves to witness top-class cricketing action unfold before them. Football cup-tie tickets were highly sought after by Everton fans who queued tirelessly for hours on end just for a chance to secure entry into the game.