Manager Collection (page 19)

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders, kitted out in training gear, prepares to board the team coach taking his Aston Villa players on their first day of training

Gordon Ferris, Sharron Davies and Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders. Sharron Davies holding the League Championship Trophy which Aston Villa won in 1981. 6th June 1981

Football Manager Ron Saunders. 22nd November 1973

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders. 10th August 1978

Carlisle United F. C. player / manager Ivor Broadis, Circa 1947
Carlisle United F.C. player/manager Ivor Broadis, Circa 1947

Aston Villa v Norwich City, Score 1-0 to Aston Villa. Aston Villa manager Ron Saunders congratulates player Ray Graydon whose only goal won the cup. League Cup Final, Wembley Stadium, 1st March 1975

Gerry and the Pacemakers, who, on their way from Hanley in Staffordshire to Ipswich to play in pantomime, stopped at Alpha television studios in Birmingham to record ABC TVs " Thank Your Lucky

A new pub at Tunbridge Wells on an estate of 700 new private houses is to be called The Sir Alf Ramsey in honour of the England team manager

Charlton Athletic celebrations after a deal was reached between Mark Hulyer and former rival chairman Ken Gilksten to save the club from official liquidation

Birmingham City football manager Ron Saunders chats with vice chairman Jack Wiseman at St. Andrews as former director Jasper Carrott looks on. 21st February 1982

Everton manager Howard Kendall with new striker Gary Lineker at Goodison Park. Everton beat off competition for the £ 1m rated player from Liverpool. 27th June 1985

Leicester City photoshoot at Filbert Street, April 1961. Manager when Matt Gillies

Former Charlton Athletic manager Jimmy Seed takes over as manager of Millwall, shown the ropes by Ron Gray who will assist him. 27th January 1958

Leicester City manager Jimmy Bloomfield at his office desk in Filbert Street. 29th July 1971

Leicester City manager Jimmy Bloomfield signs autographs for fans outside Filbert Street. 29th July 1971

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley and Kenny Dalglish, two of a Liverpool all star cast who made their own personalised paving stones for the citys " Pathway of Honour" 19th May 1983

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley pictured on a racehorse at a racing stables. June 1976

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley helps Nick Owen of BBC radio Birmingham transfer a pile of pennies amounting to i£ 84 from the Top rank Bingo Hall in Smethwick to the Sunday Mercury " Give A

Topp football managers who picked up awards at a Football Writers Association lunch in Leeds pictured with their prizes after the presentation

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley enjoys the sunshine as he sits in a deckchair in the back garden of his liverpool home, shortly after retiring from the club. 8th July 1983

Celebrations for Liverpool manager Bob Paisley as he celebrates completing 43 years at Anfield with a selection of cakes. 14th May 1982

Arsenal Manager George Graham after points were deducted in November 1990

Jock Stein leaves bus with Scottish Cup trophy May 1974

Football Chairman of Arsenal FC Peter Hill Wood sitting in a press conference alongside former Arsenal manager George Graham

Old First Division One match, Liverpool 1 v West Ham United 1 Liverpool win the League Championship after a goalless draw with West Ham United at Anfield

Liverpool 1 vs West Ham United F. C. 1. Liverpool win the League Championship after
Liverpool 1 vs West Ham United F.C. 1. Liverpool win the League Championship after a goalless draw with West Ham United at Anfield

A big welcome to new Liverpool manager Bob Paisley from his players before his first training session in charge at Melwood following the resignation of Bill Shankly. 15th August 1974

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley sitting astride Banner Street, one of Frankie Durrs old training horses at the Fitzroy Stables, Newmarket. 10th July 1980

Professional Footballers Association Dinner in London. Liverpool manager Bob Paisley stands with Kenny Dalglish who was voted Player of the Year

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley with his player Kenny Dalglish who was voted Football Writers Association Player of the Year at a ceremony in London. 20th May 1983

Liverpool players at Manchester Airport before leaving for Turin for their European Cup Winners Cup match against Juventus, accompanied by manager Bill Shankly and trainer Bob Paisley

Former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly. Shankly stunned the football world after announcing his resignation in July and here he is given an emotional farewell by supporters. 24th August 1974

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley with BBC television presenter Jimmy Hill at the Professional Footballers Association Dinner in London

1983 League Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Manchester United 1 v Liverpool 2. Liverpool manager Bob Paisley acknowledges the Liverpool fans inside Wembley Stadium

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley at the Professional Footballers Association Dinner in London. Kenny Dalglish was voted Player of the Year

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley accepts his award for Bells Manager of the Year at a ceremony in London. 2nd June 1983

Bob Paisley at Anfield after taking over as Liverpool manager following the resignation of Bill Shankly. 26th July 1974

English League Division One match at Anfield. Liverpool 1 v Aston Villa 1. Liverpool manager Bob Paisley holds the League Championship trophy aloft as the club win the title at Anfield in his last

Bells Scotch Whisky Football Managers Awards. Liverpool manager Bob Paisley is presented with a special award at Anfield from Bells Scotch Whisky for guiding Liverpool to three European Cup triumphs

Bob Paisley at Anfield after taking over as Liverpool manager following the resignation of Bill Shankly. 26th July 1974

English League Division One match at Anfield. Liverpool 1 v Aston Villa 1. Liverpool manager Bob Paisley holds the League Championship trophy aloft as the club win the title at Anfield in his last

Aberdeen F. C. Manager Alex Ferguson at the Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen v Rangers
Aberdeen F.C. Manager Alex Ferguson at the Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen v Rangers. 21st May 1983

Arsenal football team pose for a group photograph along with manager Herbert Chapman (bottom row left). 13th April 1932

Leeds football manager Eddie Gray settles down to work, 31st August 1982

Leeds manager Eddie Gray waves to the fans from the stand after his last playing game for Leeds. Leeds V Charlton Athletic 12th May 1984

Bruce Rioch and Middlesbrough F. C. fans celebrate after winning second successive
Bruce Rioch and Middlesbrough F.C. fans celebrate after winning second successive promotion, this time as winners of the second division promotion/First Division relegation playoffs. Civic reception

Middlesbrough F. C. manager Bruce Rioch circa 1986
Middlesbrough F.C. manager Bruce Rioch circa 1986

Middlesbrough F. C. manager Bruce Rioch. 28th May 1988
Middlesbrough F.C. manager Bruce Rioch. 28th May 1988

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"Capturing the Essence of a Manager: A Journey Through Time and Achievements" Step into the world of managers, where leadership and strategy intertwine to shape history. From the iconic World Cup 1966 front cover to the signed postcard from British boxer Freddie Mills in 1941, these artifacts offer glimpses into the lives of remarkable individuals who have left an indelible mark on their respective fields. In a group photo, we see the Millwall Athletic football team proudly standing together, united by their shared passion for the game. Their camaraderie is mirrored in another snapshot featuring Queen of the South FC football team from 1934-1935, reminding us that success often stems from teamwork. A sketch map of Hook in Pembrokeshire, South Wales serves as a reminder that they are not confined to sports alone. They navigate uncharted territories with precision and foresight, just like Don Revie did with his successful Leeds United team. His partnership with skipper paved their way to greatness. Steve Bloomer's name resonates through English football history as both player and manager. His legacy inspires future generations to strive for excellence on and off the field. Venturing beyond borders, we find ourselves in Izmir (Smyrna), Turkey - home to a large fig factory. Here lies evidence that managerial skills transcend industries; they adapt and thrive wherever they are applied. The past echoes through time as we encounter Gladstone and Disraeli's political rivalry in 1874 - two formidable figures whose management prowess shaped nations. Accrington Stanley FC football team from 1936 reminds us that even smaller clubs can harbor great ambition under visionary leaders who nurture talent against all odds. Finally, London Life's front cover from 1966 encapsulates how managers become symbols of inspiration for countless individuals worldwide - guiding them towards triumphs yet unseen. These diverse hints paint a vivid picture of what it means to be a manager.