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Arsenal inside forward George Eastham sits with a cup of tea in a cafe near his club

Arsenal inside forward George Eastham sits with a cup of tea in a cafe near his club


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Arsenal inside forward George Eastham sits with a cup of tea in a cafe near his club

Arsenal inside forward George Eastham sits with a cup of tea in a cafe near his clubs Highbury ground after hearing he had been dropped for the upcoming away match against Stoke City.
He will play instead for the reserve team against Plymouth Argyle.
27th January 1966

Monte Fresco
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
England
W1041

Media ID 21836595

© Mirrorpix

Cafe Coat Unhappy 1966 Expressions


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In this candid shot captured by Monte Fresco, we see Arsenal inside forward George Eastham in a reflective mood as he sits alone in a cozy cafe near his beloved Highbury ground. The date is the 27th of January 1966, and George has just received the disappointing news that he has been dropped from the upcoming away match against Stoke City. Clutching onto a steaming cup of tea, George's furrowed brow and distant gaze reveal his inner turmoil. Dressed in a stylish coat that exudes sophistication, it contrasts with his downcast expression, conveying his unhappiness at being relegated to play for the reserve team instead. As one of Arsenal's key players during this era, George had undoubtedly hoped to showcase his skills on the grand stage against Stoke City. However, fate had other plans for him as he prepares himself mentally for an encounter with Plymouth Argyle instead. This photograph not only captures a moment of vulnerability but also serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by footballers even during their heyday. It immortalizes George Eastham's disappointment and resilience while offering us an intimate glimpse into the life behind the scenes of professional football in the 1960s.

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