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Mouse Mat : English League Division One at Loftus Road. Queens Park Rangers 0 - 0 Norwich City
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English League Division One at Loftus Road. Queens Park Rangers 0 - 0 Norwich City
English League Division One at Loftus Road. Queens Park Rangers 0 - 0 Norwich City. Martin Peters of Norwich tries to separate QPRs Glenn Roeder and Norwichs Keith Robson. 13th April 1979
Charles Ley
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
DM 79 1949
Media ID 21841781
© Mirrorpix
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this print captured by Charles Ley, we are transported back to the intense atmosphere of a 1979 English League Division One match at Loftus Road. The game between Queens Park Rangers and Norwich City ended in a goalless draw, but it was far from uneventful. The image freezes a moment of heated confrontation between QPR's Glenn Roeder and Norwich's Keith Robson, with Martin Peters attempting to separate them. The tension is palpable as emotions run high on the pitch. It serves as a reminder that football is not just about skill and strategy; it also encompasses raw passion and fierce rivalries. Ley's photograph perfectly encapsulates the spirit of 1970s football - gritty, physical, and fiercely competitive. It transports us back to an era when players wore shorter shorts and sported longer haircuts, adding an extra layer of nostalgia. This snapshot captures more than just an argument or fight; it represents the essence of the beautiful game itself - its unpredictability, drama, and ability to evoke strong emotions among players and fans alike. Charles Ley's print from Memory Lane Prints reminds us why football has always been much more than just a sport - it is a cultural phenomenon that brings people together while igniting their passions like no other form of entertainment can do.
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