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Injured footballer - Aston Villa

Cartoon postcard of an injured footballer entitled The Result of the Match by Martin Anderson ( Cynicus ) - this was template over-printed with the details of various teams, in this case, Aston Villa, of Birmingham. Date: 1906

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Anderson Aston Bandaged Bandages Broken Crutch Cynicus Dangerous Football Footballer Grin Injured Injury Jersey Marin Match Medals Patch Plasters Player Result Sling Soccer Striped Tooth Toothed Torn Villa Wounded


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The Result of the Match

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is a charming and humorous cartoon postcard by Martin Anderson, better known under his pseudonym Cynicus, depicting an injured Aston Villa footballer from the year 1906. The image shows a wounded player, dressed in the striped jersey of Aston Villa, with a bandaged leg supported by a crutch. His torn clothing and kit reveal the intensity of the football match that led to his injury. The footballer's expression is a toothed grin, suggesting a sense of good humor about his misfortune. His eye is patched, and he wears a sling on his other arm, both indicators of additional injuries sustained during the game. The postcard's title, "The Result of the Match," is written above the player's head in bold letters, adding to the lighthearted tone. The historical significance of this postcard lies in its depiction of the physical demands and risks associated with early football matches. The use of bandages, plasters, and other medical supplies was commonplace to treat injuries sustained on the field. The postcard also highlights the passion and dedication of football fans, as evidenced by the medals and badges adorning the player's clothing. Anderson's artistic style, characterized by his distinctive line work and attention to detail, adds to the postcard's appeal. The image is a testament to the rich history of football and the enduring spirit of the players who have graced the field, despite the challenges and setbacks they may face. This postcard is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a unique perspective on the world of football and the experiences of players during a time when the sport was still in its infancy. The image of the injured Aston Villa player, with his determined expression and unwavering spirit, continues to resonate with football fans today.

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