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Liverpool manager Bill Shankly pictured with his team, holding a lucky horseshoe at Lime
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Liverpool manager Bill Shankly pictured with his team, holding a lucky horseshoe at Lime
Liverpool manager Bill Shankly pictured with his team, holding a lucky horseshoe at Lime Street railway station, before his sides trip to London for the FA Cup Final match against Arsenal at Wembley.
6th May 1971
Terry Mealey
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Liverpool
Merseyside
England
71 4795
Media ID 21658939
© Mirrorpix
Large Group Of People Rail Stations Superstition Team Fortune
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, Liverpool manager Bill Shankly is captured alongside his team, clutching a lucky horseshoe at Lime Street railway station. The year is 1971, and the squad is preparing for their highly anticipated FA Cup Final match against Arsenal at Wembley Stadium. The image exudes an air of excitement and anticipation as the players gather around their esteemed leader. Shankly's firm grip on the horseshoe symbolizes a belief in superstition and luck, highlighting his meticulous attention to detail in ensuring victory for his beloved team. Surrounded by a large group of people, including fans eagerly awaiting their departure, the scene showcases the immense support that Liverpool Football Club enjoyed during this era. The rail transport adds a touch of nostalgia to the photograph, reminding us of simpler times when train journeys were an integral part of football culture. Terry Mealey's expert photography perfectly captures this significant moment in football history. It serves as a reminder not only of Shankly's leadership but also of Liverpool's rich sporting heritage during the 1970s. This print transports viewers back to an era where passion for sport was palpable and superstitions played a crucial role in shaping outcomes on the field. A true testament to teamwork and determination, it encapsulates both the spirit of football and the enduring legacy left behind by one of its greatest managers.
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