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00248 Collection: The England team depart from Hendon Hall hotel on their way to Wembley for the World Cup

The England team depart from Hendon Hall hotel on their way to Wembley for the World Cup Final, 30th July 1966. England Captain Bobby Moore -England Captain Bobby Moore

00248 Collection: England teamm mates, Geoff Hurst, Nobby Stiles & Bobby Moore take things easy at Hendon

England teamm mates, Geoff Hurst, Nobby Stiles & Bobby Moore take things easy at Hendon Hall Hotel, photographed day before World Cup Final, 29th July 1966

00248 Collection: 1966 World Cup The England squad at their base in Hendon where they stayed

1966 World Cup The England squad at their base in Hendon where they stayed throughout the tournament. The players at meal time

00248 Collection: The 1966 England World Cup team visit Pinewood Studios and spend time on the set of

The 1966 England World Cup team visit Pinewood Studios and spend time on the set of the new James Bond film You Only Live Twice where they met stars including Sean Connery. Circa July 1966

00248 Collection: Football Match Circa 1959. I. D. TBC

Football Match Circa 1959. I. D. TBC
Football Match Circa 1959. I.D. TBC

00248 Collection: European Nations Cup Quarter Final First Leg match. England 1 v Spain 0

European Nations Cup Quarter Final First Leg match. England 1 v Spain 0. Englands Bobby Charlton celebrates his 84th minute winning goal during the match at Wembley

00248 Collection: England v West Germany World Cup Final 30th July 1966. Amid the happy frenzy

England v West Germany World Cup Final 30th July 1966. Amid the happy frenzy, a lone supporter paid homage at the goal net geoff Hurst had virtually burst with his thunderous final shot

00248 Collection: English League Division One match at Old Trafford. Manchester United 1 v Arsenal 0

English League Division One match at Old Trafford. Manchester United 1 v Arsenal 0. George Best, Pat Crerand, Frank McLintock, John Radford jump up for the high ball during the match

00248 Collection: Coca Cola Cup Final. Aston Villa 3 v Manchester United 1. 27th March 1994

Coca Cola Cup Final. Aston Villa 3 v Manchester United 1. 27th March 1994. ***Strictly NO commercial use. For Editorial use ONLY

00248 Collection: England and Fulham full-back George Cohen in training. He played in the 1966 World Cup

England and Fulham full-back George Cohen in training. He played in the 1966 World Cup winning team. 3rd June 1966

00248 Collection: Reveille Fashion Feature Reveille reader Lois Trerise seen here modelling

Reveille Fashion Feature Reveille reader Lois Trerise seen here modelling the latest underwear fashions. Circa 1960

00248 Collection: England team training session - three days before final - 1966 World Cup Tournament

England team training session - three days before final - 1966 World Cup Tournament, Wednesday 27th July 1966

00248 Collection: A man alone with his thoughts, Bobby Charlton, photographed the day before the World Cup

A man alone with his thoughts, Bobby Charlton, photographed the day before the World Cup Final, 29th July 1966. -Bobby Charlton

00248 Collection: Manchester United managerDave Sexton leaves Old Trafford after being sacked by chairman

Manchester United managerDave Sexton leaves Old Trafford after being sacked by chairman Martin Edwards following a two hour meeting of the six man board of directors. 1st May 1981

00248 Collection: England v Argentina World Cup Quarter Final Wembley Stadium, London 23rd July 1966

England v Argentina World Cup Quarter Final Wembley Stadium, London 23rd July 1966. England players celebrate Geoff Hursts winner Final score

00248 Collection: Bobby Moore, relaxes day before the World Cup Final 29th July 1966. match

Bobby Moore, relaxes day before the World Cup Final 29th July 1966. match. -England captain Bobby Moore

00248 Collection: England football players sunbathing at their base in Hendon during the 1966 World Cup

England football players sunbathing at their base in Hendon during the 1966 World Cup tournament. Left to right: John Connelly and Roger Hunt, and Gerry Byrne. 10th July 1966

00248 Collection: Elanie McDonagh and her husband Tommy celebrate their £

Elanie McDonagh and her husband Tommy celebrate their £; 1 million win on the Littlewoods Football Pools. 21st October 1987

00248 Collection: England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966

England v West Germany World Cup Final 1999, 30th July 1966. Bobby Moore appealed for handball to referee Gottfried Dienst but to no avail

00248 Collection: ABeseiged by the media, Alf Ramsey forced a smile as he evaluated his side

ABeseiged by the media, Alf Ramsey forced a smile as he evaluated his sides chances on the eve of the final, 29th July 1966. -England manager Alf Ramsey speaks to the press

00248 Collection: Argentina v England World Cup Quarter Final match at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City

Argentina v England World Cup Quarter Final match at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, 22nd June 1986. Final score: Argentina 2-1 England

00248 Collection: Stoke City players after winning the League Cup: Mike Bernard estimates just how big he

Stoke City players after winning the League Cup: Mike Bernard estimates just how big he thinks his baby daughter should be. March 1972

00248 Collection: 1966 World Cup Final 30 / 7 / 1966 Final score: England 4-2 West Germany

1966 World Cup Final 30 / 7 / 1966 Final score: England 4-2 West Germany
1966 World Cup Final 30/7/1966 Final score: England 4-2 West Germany, after extra time. England win the World Cup for the first time after a 4-2 win over West Germany at Wembley

00248 Collection: FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Spurs forward Martin Chivers watched by Leeds defender Jack Charlton. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Leeds Allan Clarke fires in a header toward the goal of Spus goalkeeper Pat Jennings. 18th March 1972. -Allan Clarke

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Leeds Allan Clarke celebrates after scoring the opening goal. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Spurs Martin Chivers on the ball watched by defender Jack Charlton. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Leedss Billy Bremner is attended to by the team physio after he was injured in a fight with Mike England as referee

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Leeds Paul reaney on the ball. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Referee Jack Taylor books Mike England of Spurs after fighting with Billy Bremner. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Leeds goalkeeper Gary Sprake and players dejected after John Pratt scores the equalising goal. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Action during the match. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Young Leeds fans runs onto the pitch to celebrate victory at the fianl whistle as Billy Bremner makes his way off

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Action during the match with Mick Jones causing problems for Pat Jennings and the Spurs defence

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Referee Jack Taylor books Billy Bremner of Leeds after a fight with Mike England. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Pat Jennings of Spurs and his defenders are beaten by Leeds Allan Clarke for the first goal. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Referee Jack Taylor books Mike England of Spurs after fighting with Billy Bremner. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Mike England of Spurs fighting with Billy Bremner. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Action during the match with Mick Jones causing problems for Pat Jennings and the Spurs defence

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Spurs forward Martin Chivers jumps up for a high ball with Leeds defenders. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Leeds Mick Jones jumps up for a high ball with a Spurs defender. 18th March 1972. -Allan Clarke

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Spurs goalkeeper Pat Jennings holds onto the ball as Mick Jones of Leeds causes problems in the penalty area 18th

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Leed goalkeeper Gary Sprake watches the ball go wide of his goal as Jack Charlton covers on the goal line

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. John Pratt (out of picture) scores the equalising goal for Spurs past Leeds goalkeeper Gary Sprake. 18th March 1972

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Despair for Leeds defenders Jack Charlton and Norman Hunter after John Pratt (out of picture)

FA Cup Quarter Final match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 1. Spurs players celebrate after John Pratt scored the equalising goal. 18th March 1972

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