Supporters And Spectators Collection (page 6)

Aston Villa manger Ron Saunders enjoys the adoration of the thousands of supporters who lined the streets of Birmingham to welcome their heroes following their match against Arsenal

The Derby County team return home with the FA Cup trophy following their victory over Charlton Athletic in the Final at Wembley

Former Blackpool footballer and current manager Stanley Mortensen surrounded by young fans at Bloomfield Road. 2nd April 1969

Welcome home for the victorious Manchester United team following their 1-0 victory over Bristol City in the 1909 FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium

European Cup Winners Cup Final at Feijenoord Stadion, Rotterdam. Manchester United 2 v Barcelona 1. Flares lit in the stadium during the match 15th May 1991

Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolverhampton Wanderers v Preston North End Wolverhampton Wanderers won their Second League championship

Wolverhampton Wanderers. Billy Wright, captain of Wolverhampton Wanderers, being presented with the FA League (Division 1) Cup by Mr

New Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson waves to the Old Trafford crowd before the start of his first home game in charge. The match ended in a 1-0 victory over QPR. 22nd November 1986

Wolverhampton Wanderers crowds welcome Wolves F. C. with the F. A. Cup. May 1960
Wolverhampton Wanderers crowds welcome Wolves F.C. with the F.A. Cup. May 1960

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 v. Liverpool 3. Fans invade the pitch. 4th May 1976

Wolverhampton Wanderers fans with a Guard dog on their coach for an away game against Manchester United to deter vandalism. 15 October 1967

Wolverhampton Wanderers Vs. Everton. Police take an injured female fan to the first aid post. 4 October 1969

Millwall Vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers. 1 April 1967

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs. Nottingham Forest. Peter Knowles runs off the pitch to avoid fans, he left football to become a Jehovahs Witness. 8th October 1969

Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolves team return home with the League Cup on bus to a wonderful reception. 16th March 1980

Wolves bench at the 1960 FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-0 Blackburn Rovers 1960 FA Cup Final 07/05/1960

English Div 1. Wolverhampton Waderers 0 v. Ipswich 3 21st April 1984

Everton football team return on open top bus to Liverpool with the FA Cup trophy following their win over Watford in the FA Cup final, as thousands of fans line the streets to welcome them

Everton team return home in an open top bus parade following their defeat to West Bromwich Albion in the 1968 FA Cup Final. 19th May 1968

Everton forward Bob Latchford mobbed by jubilant fans after scoring his 30th goal of the seaon in the 6-0 win over Chelsea at Goodison Park. 29th April 1978

Sunderland 1-0 Norwich 1992 FA Cup semi-final 5 / 4 / 1992
Sunderland 1-0 Norwich 1992 FA Cup semi-final 5/4/1992

Norwich City FC players players Kevin Keelan and High Curran watching the game against Stockport. 20th February 1967

Norwich City FC V. Luton Town. Players return from Liverpool St. to Norwich in a special carriage. 14th March 1959

FA Cup Third Round match at Gardner Green Lane. Sutton United 2 v Coventry City 1. Sutton United player mobbed by jubilant fans at the end of the match. 7th January 1989

The Queen watching The Duke of Edinburgh playing Polo at Windsor soon after the birth of Prince Edward. 4th May 1964

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Everton 3 v Sheffield Wednesday 2. A jubilant Everton fan is rugby tackled by a police officer as he runs on to the pitch in celebration of Everton scoring a goal

Sunderland 1-0 Norwich Referee speaks to Ruel Fox. 1992 FA Cup semi-final 5/4/1992

Action from the 1974 League Cup semi-final. Norwich City 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1974 League Cup semi-final 1st leg 23/01/1974

FA Cup. Norwich City v. Manchester United. 10th January 1959

1 / 3 / 1975 01 / 3 / 1975 Aston Villa 1-0 Norwich City 1975 League Cup Final
1/3/1975 01/3/1975 Aston Villa 1-0 Norwich City 1975 League Cup Final

Norwich 1-0 Sunderland 1985 League Cup Final. Mick Channon. 24 / 3 / 1985
Norwich 1-0 Sunderland 1985 League Cup Final. Mick Channon. 24/3/1985

Norwich City FC v. Blackburn 1st March 1966

1985 Milk cup final at Wembley Stadium. Final score Norwich City 1 - 0 Sunderland. Norwich Citys Mick Channon and his son with manager Ken Brown. 24th March 1985

01 / 3 / 1975 Aston Villa 1-0 Norwich City 1975 League Cup Final
01/3/1975 Aston Villa 1-0 Norwich City 1975 League Cup Final

Charlton v. Stoke City April 1979

Everton tmanager Harry Catterick with Lord Mayor of Liverpool and Alderman Cowley showing off the the FA Cup trophy at Allerton Station

Scene outside St Georges Hall in Liverpool city centre as crowds await for the arrival of the Everton team and the FA Cup trophy after they defeated Sheffield Wednesday 3-2 in the final at Wembley

Everton players Derek Temple and Dennis Stevens sign autographs for young fans at Speke airport, Liverpool before the team departed on their Australian tour. 28th April 1964

Everton team leave Allerton Station en route to St Georges Hall in Liverpool city centre with the FA Cup trophy after defeating Sheffield Wednesday 3-2 in the final at Wembley. 15th May 1966

Heart of Midlothian footballers show off the Scottish Cup trophy to jubilant fans on a lap of honour at Celtic Park, following their 2-1 victory over Rangers in the Final. 16th May 1998

Heart of Midlothian footballers are cheered by fans as they celebrate with the Scottish Cup trophy on an open top bus parade through the streets of Edinburgh

Heavyweight Championship fight at White Hart Lane, Tottenham. 1945: Heavyweight Championship fight between Jack London and Bruce Woodcock 17th July 1945

Boxers Ted Kid Lewis and Johnny Basham 3 days before their fight at The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London, United Kingdom. 16th November 1920

Paul Gascoigne is mobbed by airport workers and Lazio fans on arrival in Rome, Italy to meet his new club. 25th August 1991. 00302564

Crystal Palace 0 v. West Ham 3. West Hams new boys Clyde Best (right) and Ade Coker waiting to kick off the game. 30th October 1971

Leeds United secretary Janet Rossidale with rosettes of all the teams beaten that season by Leeds pinned to her dress. 2nd May 1967

Yorkshire v. Worcester at Fartown, Huddersfield. Opening batsmen Len Hutton & Harry Halliday walk out to the crease. 20th May 1953

County Championship 1964 Yorkshire v Derbyshire at Bramall Lane, Sheffield. Section of the crowd watching the game. 26th May 1964

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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.