Foul Collection (page 4)

World Cup Second Round match in Saint-Etienne, France. England 2 v Argentina 2. (Argentina win on penalties) Englands David Beckham reacts after being expelled from the match after an incident with

UEFA Champions League Final at the Nou Camp, Barcelona. Manchester United 2 v Bayern Munich 1. Manchester Uniteds Ronny Johnsen is fouled by Bayerns Carsten Jancker during the match. 26th May 1999

English Premier League match. West Ham United 2 v Everton 2. Evertons Gary Speed running with the ball, has his shirt tugged by John Hatson as he ttempts to tackle him. 19th April 1997

Opening Game, Group A, World Cup 1970 Mexico 0 USSR 0 Azteca Stadium, Mexico City Jose Vantolra of Mexico (green) & Evgeni Lovchev chase for the ball. 31/05/70 1970 Mexico

World Cup 1978 Scotland v Holland June 1978 Dutch Captain Rudd Krol in duel with Asa Hartford

English League Division Two match. Cheltenham 0 v Rochdale 2. Cheltenhams Dale Watkins is fouled by Keith Hill. 7th August 1999

World Cup 1986 Scotland 0 Uruguay 0 Paul Sturrock (blue) being harshly fouled by Uruguyan player

World Cup 1970 Group B Brazil 4 Czechoslovakia 1 Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara Jairzinho of Brazil rides a wreckless challenge from a Czech player Mexico Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara

White brahma rooster, Gallus gallus domesticus, Florida
White brahma rooster, Gallus gallus domestic, USA, Florida

Walking in the rain
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1950s: Silhouette of man carrying an umbrella, walking in the rain, view through raindrops. (Photo by H. Armstrong Roberts/Retrofile/Getty Images)

Dead Game
Artist: Lelienbergh, Cornelius - Title: Dead Game - Date: 1657 - Original Medium and Size: Oil on Canvas 111.7 x 92.7

Mules and horses during WWI
Variety of photograph scenes, showing horses in the fulness of strength, to a foal with mother, mule in the mire of the battle area and mules stuck in mud in Flanders. Date: 1917

WW2 Poster -- Flies Foul Food -- Keep Food Covered
Flies Foul Food - Diarrhoea and Dysentery Follow. Keep Food Covered! Colour lithograph poster after 2nd Lt Stacey Hopper. Anti-dysentery

WW2 Poster -- Flies Foul Food
Flies Foul Food. Your health depends on wholesome food - keep it covered from flies! Colour lithograph poster after 2nd Lt Stacey Hopper

Sketch cover, Georges Carpentier & Gunboat Smith, 1914
Front cover of the Sketch magazine featuring a photograph of the much-publicised boxing match at Olympia between the Frenchman

Of foles abhomynable in fowle wordes of rybawdry, illustration from Alexander Barclay s
XJF486460 Of foles abhomynable in fowle wordes of rybawdry, illustration from Alexander Barclays English translation of The Ship of Fools

Petworth versus Arundel football match, September 1933 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N7880

SOCCER MATCH, c1965. John Connelly of Manchester United soccer team pulls the uniform of an opponent during a match, c1965

A disputed heat: Claiming a foul!. Date 1878

Don t flinch, don t foul, hit the line hard!. Illustration shows a Naval Line Officer crashing through a window at the White House where he has been booted out; a small dog observes from the ground

Milton / Comus 1634
And they, so perfect is their misery, Not once perceive their foul disfigurement, But boast themselves more comely than before. Date: First published : 1634

Bad smell
MODEL RELEASED. Bad smell. Woman sniffing her fingers in disgust

Pollution on the Moskva River
River pollution. A skim layer of oil seen on the waters of the Moskva River, Russia. Interference patterns in the oil show as a band of colours in the foreground. Photographed in Moscow, Russia

Bacterial contamination, SEM
Bacterial contamination, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Escherichia coli bacteria in a cell culture. This contamination has come from an unclean water source

BASEBALL CROWD, 1962. President John F. Kennedy ducks out of sight (right)
BASEBALL CROWD, 1962. President John F. Kennedy ducks out of sight (right, behind ball player) as a foul ball hit by Willie Tasby came towards him during a game between the Washington Senators

Kenilworth - Alasco
It is false, thou foul- mouthed railer!. The Astrologer and alchemist Alasco hits back at accusations made at him by Varney

Foul Play or Humphreys and Johnson a Match for Mendoza

Fair and Foul Weather
Fair weather and foul in northern latitudes

Pretty Fish Girl
If you thought all fishwives are foul-mouthed and homely, think again - this Scottish lass proves the contrary

A player falls during a football match -- is it a foul?

Fall of Babylon (Dore)
Babylon the Great is fallen, is fallen, and is become the habitation of devils, and the hold of every foul spirit, and a cage of every unclean and hateful bird

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"Foul Play: Unforgettable Moments in Sports History" In the annals of sports history, there are certain moments that etch themselves into our collective memory, and are the instances when fate and skill collide, leaving us breathless with awe or disbelief. One such moment occurred during the 1955 World Series, forever immortalizing left fielder Sandy Amoros of the Brooklyn Dodgers. It was a crisp autumn day on October 4th at Yankee Stadium in New York City. The seventh and deciding game of the World Series was underway between bitter rivals, the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees. As tensions ran high, Yogi Berra stepped up to bat for the Yankees in the sixth inning. With a mighty swing, Berra sent a deep fly ball soaring towards left field. It seemed destined to clear all boundaries until Sandy Amoros emerged like a specter from his position. In an act of sheer athleticism and determination, he leaped into action. Amidst roaring cheers from both sides of divided fans, Amoros stretched out his glove as if defying gravity itself. Time stood still as he snatched that baseball out of thin air - an impossible feat by any measure. The crowd erupted in thunderous applause while Berra could only watch in stunned silence. This iconic catch not only saved crucial runs but also swung momentum back to favoring the underdog Dodgers. It became one of those legendary moments that define sporting greatness – where talent meets opportunity with breathtaking results. But this wasn't just limited to baseball; other sports have had their fair share of "foul" plays too – some more literal than others. Take Second Coxswain Mann's heroic efforts at Aldeburgh Lifeboat Station back in 1909 when he fearlessly battled treacherous waves to save lives amidst stormy seas. Or consider soccer action where players push boundaries both physically and tactically – sometimes crossing the line into "foul" territory.