Footballer Collection (page 4)

Football World Cup 1970 Brazil 4 Czechoslovakia 1 in Guadalajara Mexico Pele beats the Czechoslovakian defence

World Cup final 1970 Brazil 4 Italy 1 football Pele no 10

World Cup final 1970 at the Aztec Stadium in Mexico City. Brazil 4 v Italy 1. Brazilian forward Pele is mobbed by jubilant fans as Brazil win the World Cup for the third time. 21st June 1970

Bobby Charlton and Pele England v Brazil

Pele at the match Sheffield Wednesday v Santos

Football World Cup Final 1970 Brazil 4 Italy 1 in Mexico City Pele playing for Brazil

Football World Cup 1970 Brazil World Cup Football Team Back Row: Carlos Alberto, Felix, Djama Dias, Joel, Wilson de Silva Piazza

Brazilian footballer Pele in match against England 1970 World Cup

Argentine footballer Diego Maradona playing for Tottenham Hotspur in the Osvaldo Ardiles testimonial match against Inter Milan at White Hart Lane. 1st May 1986

House of Chelsea footballer Frank LeBoeuf, February 98

Mansion bought by David and Victoria Beckham (Victoria Adams), August 1999 Aerial view showing back of house, garden and driveway

Hearts captain Dave Mackay proudly holds aloft the league cup. 25th October 1958

24-year-old Paddy McGroarty, England Ladies international footballer, in her football strip at home in Aylesbury. 12th November 1972

Bobby Charlton, Manchester United, announces his retirement as a player. Bobby signed for Manchester United in 1956 and retired in 1973. He scored 199 goals in 606 appearances for the club

Manchester United footballer Bobby Charlton talking to Prime Minister Harold Wilson at a party for West German Chancellor Willy Brandt at Number 10 Downing Street. London

Walsall F. Cs Michael Tindall. 19th July 1968
Walsall F.Cs Michael Tindall. 19th July 1968

BOBBY MOORE, ENGLAND SKIPPER, WITH HIS CHILDREN DEAN AND ROBERTA - 4TH MAY 1970

Bobby Charlton pictured with his wife Norma, and children Suzanne (aged 15, riding pony Gambol) and Andrea (aged 12, with Judy the dog) outside their home in Knutsford, Cheshire

Thats my brother says the young man on the left, thats my son, says the doting mother. And the boy they re both heaping their attention on is Joe Baker, Turins £ 65, 000 buy from Hibs

George Best relaxing at Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles, California. 25th July 1977

Female footballer Liz Deighan, who quit her native Newcastle two years ago to hit St Helens. 12th August 1975

Footballer Phil Parkinson, signs for Reading Football Club, Friday 3rd July 1992. Also pictured, player manager Mark McGhee and owner John Madejski

Philip Neville, aged 15 in this picture. Born Philip John Neville in 1977. Often known as Phil Neville. Born Philip John Neville. Often known as Phil Neville

Johan Cruyff and Bill Shankly chat at Liverpools Holiday Inn. 13th April 1976

King George V visits Hyde Road Stadium to watch Manchester City v Liverpool. It was the first time a reigning monarch had visited a football venue outside of London. 20th March 1920

Kevin Keegan, the England and Liverpool football idol, returns to his old school, St Francis Xaviers primary school in Doncaster, where he meets his headmistress, Sister Mary Oliver

John Jackson leaps for the ball, kicked by Geoff Hurst at Thames TV Studios at Teddington. Football players Geoff Hurst (left) of West Ham, and John Jackson (right) of Crystal Palace

Football players Geoff Hurst (left) of West Ham, and John Jackson (right) of Crystal Palace, wearing traditional football gear, for Thames Televisions " Magpie" programme

George Best plays for Fulham this saturday. The Football League today dramatically gave the go-ahead for the 29-year-old Northern Irish genius to start earning his £ 500-a-game

Former Walsall FC footballer Tony Richards. 19th January 1974

Frank Bruno with Justin Fashanu at the Variety Clubs sports lunch at the Dorchester, London. 24th May 1988

Jock Shaw leads out Rangers in the game against Falkirk at Brockville Park. 22nd November 1950

Rod Belfitt, Sunderlands new signing just fails to make contact with a hard cross into the goalmouth in the League Cup match between Sunderland and Derby County at Roker Park

George Best with Patrick Lineham, Chris Benbrook, Carolyn Furby and Ann Perry at Bobby Browns restaurant in Birmingham. 1st September 1982

Hull City new name plate over player tunnel

Alex Scott, Fred Pickering, Alex Young and Derek Temple on the terraces of Everton FC after training. 11th March 1964

Everton v Aston Villa, League Division One, final score 3-1 to Everton. Alex young watches his daisy cutter beat the diving goalkeeper Withers to score his sides third goal. 1st April 1967

David Beckham, 21 years old, pictured at Bisham Abbey, where he is training with the England team. 11th February 1997

Rangers F. Cs Dave MacKinnon with his wife Linda and two year old daughter Kirsty
Rangers F.Cs Dave MacKinnon with his wife Linda and two year old daughter Kirsty. Circa October 1982

Rangers FC player Dave MacKinnon puts in some time in his shop in Renfrew after training at Ibrox for his European tie. Circa June 1982

Wales 3-5 Scotland, British International Championship match at the Racecourse Ground Wrexham. Ron Davies (centre) of Wales out jumps Billy McNeill (right) and John Greig (left)

Its almost a handful of Scottish Cup winners medals for Celtic skipper Billy McNeill, and hes hoping to complete that last finger with a medal by helping to lead his team in the Cup Final against

Reading FC footballers play Grab a Grand. 13th April 1995

Mrs Mary Fullaway sets a place at her table in her Corporation house in Aycliffe Avenue, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, ready for the return of her old lodger, George Best. 10th January 1972

Bobby Moore, pictured on holiday, Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 21st July 1971

Footballer Terry Venables on his way to work using public transport in London. 22nd September 1964

Alison Pickering, lottery manager (left) and Franca Herd, accounts admin (right) pictured with Paul Gascoigne and Paul Merson with a signed ball and shirt for the Teesside Hospice Lottery

Benjamin Odeje will make history by becoming the first African to play soccer for England. 15-year-old Benjy, from Nigeria, has been picked for England schoolboys against Ireland at Wembley

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"Football Legends: From Queen Elizabeth II to George Best, Celebrating the Heroes of the Beautiful Game" A historic moment as Queen Elizabeth II presents Bobby Moore with the World Cup trophy, forever etching his name in football history. The fierce battle for possession between Eddie Gray of Leeds and Bobby Lennox of Celtic showcases the intensity and skill that make football so captivating. Relive the glory days of Chelsea Football Club during their remarkable 1959-1960 season, a time when legends were born on Stamford Bridge. Billy Bancroft, not only a Welsh international rugby player but also an exceptional talent on the football field, proving that true athletes excel in multiple sports. Steve Bloomer's legacy as both an English footballer and manager continues to inspire generations with his passion for the game and tactical brilliance. Newcastle United's Alan Shearer celebrates triumphantly as his team secures a resounding 5-0 victory against Manchester United – a match etched in fans' memories forever. Witness Manchester United's iconic George Best enjoying breakfast alongside landlady Mary Fullaway – capturing moments off-field that add depth to these legendary figures. The Hearts football team squad from August 1989 stands united, ready to conquer new challenges together and create unforgettable memories for their loyal supporters. James F Byrne leaves an indelible mark not only as a rugby player but also as a cricketer – showcasing versatility across different sports disciplines at its finest. Step into Chelsea Follies Revue by Archibald de Bear and R. Arkell – where laughter meets football through dazzling performances that unite fans worldwide. William Eldon Tucker epitomizes dedication and strength on the rugby field, leaving opponents awe-struck by his sheer determination to succeed against all odds.