Supporters And Spectators Collection (page 8)

England manager Alf Ramsey travels to Wembley Stadium from Hendon Hall hotel with the rest of the team for the World Cup Final. 30th July 1966

Peter Davison is the new Doctor Who. Peter Davison, the fifth actor to play Doctor Who in the long-running television series

England vs. West Indies. West Indian fans cheer their team. July 1973 73-6240-037

Kent v Surrey County Championship match at the Rectory Field, Blackheath. Batsmen Jack Hobbs and Andrew Sandham walking out to open the batting for Surrey. 23rd July 1923

England v. West Indies at Oval. A West Indian fan points and shouts. July 1973

England v. West Indies at Oval. Sisterly love as two West Indian fans take a look down both ends of a press mans camera. July 1973 73-6256-013

England vs. New Zealand: Cricket at Lords. 77 not out. The first eleven and their manager watching their juniors at play. 12 Chelsea Pensioners average age 77 years

England vs. West Indies. West Indian fans on the pitch

14-year-old Susan Lee surrounded by pictures of her favourite soccer stars wearing her Manchester United football strip. November 1969 Z10900

Queue at Maine Road, Manchester, for F. A. Cup Final tickets
Queue at Maine Road, Manchester, for F.A. Cup Final tickets. Queuers had the comfort of mobile canteen which parked on the forecourt of the Maine Road ground. April 1955 P009145

Taylor P. Capt. Liverpool F. C. 26 March 1950 P009503
Taylor P. Capt. Liverpool F.C. 26 March 1950 P009503

West Ham v Chelsea. Wheres me shorts? West Ham full-back Frank Lampard leaves the field after colliding with Chelseas Chris Garland. Result: Ripped shorts. March 1974 P009619

Eusebio da Silva Ferreira, the Portugese inside forward waves farewell to Old Trafford tonight from the team coach complete with plaster over eye injury sustained in tonights game against Hungary

Sheffield Wednesday football player Jackie Sinclair signs autographs for fans at a local restaurant. December 1969 Z12541

Millwalls Eamonn Dunphy (with inside forward) hugs Melina Martin as the Millwall Team come on the football pitch. October 1967 P009321

"Don t Cry For Me Tottenham Hotspur"- Because we have 2 of the greatest
" Don t Cry For Me Tottenham Hotspur" - Because we have 2 of the greatest players in the world. Osvaldo Ardiles is pulled to shake hands by the local Spurs fans at White Hart Lane today

If you can t beat them, join them. This football widow decided that her husband shouldn t be the only one to take Saturday afternoon off to watch the footie

Kevin Keelan the Norwich goalie and Hugh Curran who is injured watching the Stockport v Port Vale game. Curran used to be on the books of United. February 1967 P009884

The Graf Zeppelin passing low over Wembley Stadium during the FA Cup Final in which Arsenal beat Huddersfield. The airship was booed by some of the crowd who thought it might distract the players

Derby County FC Civic reception after winning divison two championship. Manager Brian Clough on the balcony at the Council Hall clutching the Div 2 Champs Cup, cheered by a crowd of supporters below

Stanley Matthews is mobbed by fans and supporters at Stoke after the game. January 1962 P012424

Football: Violence / Fighting / Crowds / Supporters: Manchester United vs. Oxford. F. C
Football: Violence/Fighting/Crowds/Supporters: Manchester United vs. Oxford. F.C. Police and fans clash. February 1975 75-00771-003

Luton F. C. vs. Chelsea F. C. Dempsey sits looking at his injured left knee
Luton F.C. vs. Chelsea F.C. Dempsey sits looking at his injured left knee. January 1975 75-00211-004

Football. Luton F. C. vs. Chelsea F. C. Goal scorer Husband (8
Football. Luton F.C. vs. Chelsea F.C. Goal scorer Husband (8) watches as a young Chelsea Fan is escorted off the pitch by 3 stewards as Luton were leading 1-0. January 1975 75-00211

The local fans don t get too excited, even though its Ossie Ardiles taking the throw-in during his comeback at Luton yesterday in the Spurs reserves. January 1983 P003772

Blackpool v Bolton FA Cup Final 2nd May 1953. Blackpool football supporters gather in Trafalgar Square before the match at Wembley

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

Sport: Football: Derby County v. Manchester United. Crowd scenes. Pc Wally Buswell, aged 37, gives particulars to the officer in the makeshift police station at the Derby football ground of

Luton v. Norwich. F. A. Cup semi-final replay at Birmingham
Luton v. Norwich. F.A. Cup semi-final replay at Birmingham. Lutons Billy Bingham scorer of the only goal being chaired off the field. March 1959 P007985

Luton Supporters in Town. A Group of Luton Supporters Arrive In London, Complete With Rattles, Bells And Straw Hats, On their way to Wembley for their F.A. Cup-Final Between Luton Town v

Sport: Football: Leeds v. Derby. The Referee talks to police after the bottle incident. October 1969 Z10379-001

Packing the crowd Maine road for "Derby"match between Manchester City
Packing the crowd Maine road for " Derby" match between Manchester City and Manchester United. September 1947 P005462

Coventry v. Manchester United: Scene after Coventrys 1st Goal. March 1968 P005560

Emlyn Hughes and Bob Paisley before the start of todays game. 17th May 1977

Rothmans Golden Boots award to LTR Kevin KeeganaXAlec LindsayaXEmlyn Hughes and Ted Croker
Rothmans Golden Boots award to LTR Kevin KeeganÔÇ×Alec LindsayÔÇ×Emlyn Hughes and Ted Croker, Secretary of Football Association. November 1974 P005614

Woman / Humour: Mrs. Alice Dakin. Banned by Football Club. January 1975 75-00261-001
Woman/Humour: Mrs. Alice Dakin. Banned by Football Club. January 1975 75-00261-001

Bolton Wanderers FC Bench at the Cup Final 1958. May 1958 P005465

Football: Oxford United vs. Manchester United. February 1975 75-00765-006

Sacked Manchester City manager George Poyser at Blackpool v. Arsenal game. Soccer manager one day, un-noticed man in the football crowd the next

1982 World Cup Finals in Spain. English fans on the beach with their children during the tournament in Spain. 20th June 1982. -

1982 World Cup Finals in Bilbao, Spain. England 1 v Kuwait 0. A Kuwaiti fan in the stadium during the Group Four game. 25th June 1982

1982 World Cup Finals in Spain. An English fan poses with two women in Spain. 16th June 1982. -

1982 World Cup Finals in Spain. English fans during the tournament, combining the competition with a holiday for the family. June 1982

1982 World Cup Finals in Spain. Injured English fans during the tournament. June 1982

1982 World Cup Finals in Madrid, Spain. Second Round Group D Match. Northern Ireland 2 v Austria 2. Northern Ireland fans cheer their team on during the match. 1st July 1982

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

FA Cup Final 1979. Arsenal v. Manchester United. The teams walk out onto the pitch, l-r: Frank Stapleton, Pat Rice and Sammy Mcillroy. 12th May 1979

Ellert Schram, captain and inside left of the Reykjavik football team, signs autographs for youngsters after a training session in West Derby

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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.