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Gateshead football team. (Back Row from the left) Justin Robson, Ian Campbell, Dave Mitchinson, Kenny Dodds, Peter Davies, Stevie Higgins and Martin Henderson

George Herd bids goodbye to Gateshead United with a friendly handshake from fellow coach Ray Wilkie. Chairman Jack Leighton looks on. 23rd July 1977

More like a rubbish tip than a soccer stadium - that is the present day Redheugh Park, once the home to Gateshead football club. 11th October 1971

Gateshead team groups 93 / 94. The team line up for the new Vauxhall conference seasons
Gateshead team groups 93/94. The team line up for the new Vauxhall conference seasons. Back row; Ian Bruce (kitman), Paul Proudlock, Paul Dobson, Simon Smith, Peter Guthrie, John Borthwick

Gatesheads team group - back row (left to right) George Ramshaw (assistant manager), Bob Hulse, Steve Higgins, John Norman, Peter Cambell, Colin Mullen, Peter Harrison, Kevin Hewson

On the F. A Cup trail Thats northern premier league Gateshead who travel to Marine
On the F.A Cup trail.. Thats northern premier league Gateshead who travel to Marine for the fourth qualifying round on November 1

Gateshead players report at Redheugh Park today. Players pose for camera with trainer Bob Keen, group includes Gray, Wilds, Woodburn, Callender, Cassidy, Ingham, Winters, Passmore, Small

Gateshead v Macclesfield. 9th April 1995

Gateshead v Norwich Victoria. 4th January 1992

Gateshead v Colchester 91 / 92 season. Pictured is Alan Lamb. 13th December 1991
Gateshead v Colchester 91/92 season. Pictured is Alan Lamb. 13th December 1991

Gateshead F. C. team, 1947
Gateshead F.C. team, 1947

Gateshead F. C. 1959-60 team. 17th August 1959
Gateshead F.C. 1959-60 team. 17th August 1959

Raising their glasses are former Gateshead stars (left to right) Jacke Callender, Tommy Callender, Johnny Ingham, Ken Smith, Bob Gray and Johnny Campbell. 19th August 1988

Gateshead team players in happy mood leaving the stadium for their F. A
Gateshead team players in happy mood leaving the stadium for their F.A. Cup tie with Lincoln today. Left to right are Leon Gill, Geoff Carver, Jimmy Boyce, Peter Harrison and Stewart Mitchell

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"Gateshead0514: A Journey Through Time with the Gateshead Football Team" Step into the rich history of Gateshead football team, as we delve into their memorable moments and iconic players. In the back row, we have Justin Robson and Ian Campbell, two talented individuals who left an indelible mark on the team. Their dedication and skill were evident in every match they played. George Herd bids farewell to Gateshead United, sharing a friendly handshake with a fellow coach. It was a poignant moment that showcased the camaraderie within the club. Redheugh Park may have been described as more of a rubbish tip than a soccer stadium at one point, but it holds countless memories for both players and fans alike. Despite its humble appearance, it witnessed some extraordinary matches throughout history. The 93/94 team lineup marked an exciting new chapter for Gateshead in the Vauxhall Conference seasons. The anticipation was palpable as they prepared to face formidable opponents on their quest for success. On their F. A Cup trail, Northern Premier League's very own Gateshead embarked on a journey to Marine. They displayed determination and resilience against tough competition, leaving spectators in awe of their talent. Players gathered at Redheugh Park for training sessions under the watchful eye of trainer Bob. This snapshot captured not only their commitment but also showcased unity among teammates. Matches against Macclesfield and Norwich Victoria brought forth thrilling encounters that kept fans on edge until the final whistle blew. These games exemplified Gateshead's competitive spirit and unwavering passion for victory. Alan Lamb took center stage during Colchester's visit in '91/'92 season - his presence electrifying every corner of Redheugh Park. His performance left spectators mesmerized by his prowess on the field. Throughout different eras, George Ramshaw stood tall as assistant manager - guiding players towards greatness with his wisdom and experience. His contribution to the team was invaluable.