Supporters And Spectators Collection (page 7)

Arsenal vs. Leeds. Leeds players including Peter Lorimer argue with the referee after a booking. December 1972

Arsenal vs. Leeds. Peter Lorimer looks at referee Thomas who is about to book him. December 1972

Leeds United Civic Reception. Captain Billy Bremner holds the Championship Trophy aloft for the crowd to see. Mr John Rafferty, Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress turn to look. 1st May 1969

Stoke City return home with the League Cup, Sunday 5th March 1972. Stoek City beat Chelsea 2-1 in the League Cup Final

Nearly 20, 000 Stoke City fans have been queueing for 18 hours in below freezing temperatures for 14, 000 vouchers that will entitle them to a ticket for Wembley

Stoke City FC return home with the league cup trophy, after winning 2-1 against Chelsea, pictured Sunday 5th March 1972

League Cup Final. Stoke v. Chelsea. John Marsh of Stoke on the ball. 4th March 1972

FA Cup. Stoke City 2 v. Arsenal 2. 27th March 1971

Everton footballer Brian Labone with schoolboy admirers after a round of golf at Bootle Golf Course. 8th October 1962

Evertons John Connelly being watched by Martin Murray during his comeback from injury following the breaking of his leg. here he is in action against the Man City A team at Bellefield

Some of the Scottish fans who invade the Wembley pitch following their 2-1 victory against England in the Home International match. Wembleys goalposts were destroyed in the pitch invasion

Scottish fans outside Wembley Stadium before their sides Home International match against England. Scotland won the match 2-1 leading some fans to invade the pitch at the end

Richard Burton aboard his yacht Beatriz moored in London. 8th July 1968

Leading the cheers from the New Jersey branch of the Manchester United supporters club is nine year old Ian Lane. This is the first time the newly formed club have been to Old Trafford

European Cup Final at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy. Liverpool 3 v Borussia Monchengladbach 1. Liverpool fans celebrate their first ever European Cup victory. 25th May 1977

Leeds United manager Don Revie playing golf. 12th May 1970

Fulham 2 v. Walsall 2 Fulham fans demonstrate against the proposed merger between Fulham and Queens Park Rangers. 28th February 1987

Midnight Queue at Fulham for Cup Tie tickets against Manchester United. 16th March 1958

Fulham 6 v. Leyton Orient 1. Former England captain Bobby Moores last match. Bobby showed off the World Cup trophy to the fans before the match. 7th May 1977

Manchester United v Arsenal - October 1967 Denis Law of Manchester United and Ian Ure of Arsenal are sent off by referee George McCabe 7th October 1967

Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur Denis Law sends in an overhead shot on the goal during the Division 1 Football match at Old Trafford. 24th September 1967

Home International Football match at Hampden Park. Scotland 1 v England 1. Denis Law about to cross the ball for Scotland with Ronnie Clayton of England bearing down on him. 10th May 1960

English League Division One match at Highbury. Arsenal 4 v Manchester United 2. Denis Law with his arms raised. 25th September 1965

English League Division One match at St Andrews. Birmingham City 2 v Manchester United 4. Denis Law takes a breather in front of fans and photographers. 19th April 1965

Leeds United fan Harry Dunderdale who emigrated to Australia, had his fare paid to come back and watch Leeds in the FA Cup final

FA Cup Tie. Fulham v. Port Vale. Graham Leggatt (right) of Fulham walks off after the match. 17th Feb 1962

Fulham FC, Johnny Haynes benefit match. Scene at Craven Cottage after the game. 28th April 1969

Fulham FC team line up, 1920

Fulham 1 v. Arsenal 3. Fulham fans at Craven Cottage 15th September 1962

Fulham 6 v 1 Leyton Orient Former England captain Bobby Moores last match. Bobby showed off the World Cup trophy to the fans before the match. 7th May 1977

Charity Football Match in aid of the police dependants trust fund at Craven Cottage. Fulham v. Chelsea 14th April 1975

Division One (old) West Ham 8 v. Sunderland 0 Bobby Moore captain for West Ham clears the ball from Calvin Palmer of Sunderland. 19th October 1962

West Ham v. Burnley Cup Tie ticket queue at Upton Park. 27th february 1964

West Ham v. Burnley Sign showing that the Cup Tie Tickets have all sold out. 27th feb 1964

Female fans watching Bjorn Borg at Wimbledon 1975. Local Caption watscan
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English FA Cup. Manchester United 0-0 Middlesbrough 26-02-1972 Nobby Stiles on his return to Old Trafford playing for Middlesbrough. watscan - - 20/04/2010 - -

English FA Cup Manchester United 0-0 Leeds United. Denis Law raises his fist to Jackie Charlton 27th March 1965. watscan - - 20/04/2010 - -

England footballers greeted by huge crowds as they travel to Wembley Stadium from Hendon Hall hotel for the World Cup Final. 30th July 1966

Thomas William Burgess swimming the channel. 7th September, 1911

Scottish football fans outside Wembley Stadium following their sides 2-1 victory over England in the Home International match

FA Cup Semi Final match at Highbury. Everton 1 v Southampton 0 after extra time. Evertons Andy Gray tries to avoid a group of fans who have run onto the pitch at the end. 16th March 1984

View showing a large section of Lazio Supporters, Paul Gascoignes new club in Italy, pictured at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome to welcome the new arrival. 25th August 1991

Lazio footballer Paul Gascoigne greets supporters at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome as he arrives at his new club Lazio, holding a club scarf. 24th August 1991

Sunderland footballer Don Revie signing autographs for young fans. 23rd February 1957

Texaco Cup First Round Group 2 match at Kenilworth Road. Exhuberant drinking alcohol on the terraces as they enjoy the match whilst a polieman comes along to check. Luton Town 1 v Southampton 1

League Cup Final. Aston Villa v. Everton. OPS Everton fans. 12th March 1977 watscan - - 16/08/2010

England footballer Kevin Keegan at the team hotel during the 1982 World Cup Finals in Spain. June 1982

England manager Alf Ramsey travels to Wembley Stadium from Hendon Hall hotel with the rest of the team for the World Cup Final. 30th July 1966

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Supporters and spectators are the lifeblood of any sporting event, bringing an unmatched energy and passion to the game. In Leeds United's Billy Bremner testimonial match against Sunderland, the crowd was on their feet, eagerly awaiting a goal that would ignite the stadium. Meanwhile, young Arsenal fans lined Blundell street in Islington, exuding excitement as they cheered for their team's upcoming victory. The FA Cup Semi Final at Hillsborough between Leeds United and Manchester United saw supporters from both sides filling every seat in anticipation of a thrilling match. The atmosphere was electric as chants echoed through the stadium, creating an unforgettable experience for all present. Aston Villa footballer Gary Shaw proudly displayed the league Championship trophy to adoring fans who gathered around him with admiration. Their unwavering support fueled his determination to continue striving for greatness. Even celebrities like Julie Andrews couldn't resist being part of this infectious spirit. The beloved actress visited a music shop where she was greeted by enthusiastic supporters who were thrilled to see her in person. In cricket too, spectators played a vital role in creating an immersive environment. During the County Championship 1967 match between Kent and Warwickshire at Crabble Athletic Ground in Dover, passionate fans filled every corner of the stands, cheering on their respective teams with fervor. Rugby also had its fair share of devoted followers as Wigan Rugby F. C. Returned triumphantly from a successful season. Fans flocked around Frank Parr and Ray Ashby as they proudly showcased their Rugby League achievements to ecstatic supporters. International matches were no exception when it came to capturing hearts and minds. When England faced West Indies at Edgbaston in Birmingham during June 14-18th, spectators turned up in droves to witness top-class cricketing action unfold before them. Football cup-tie tickets were highly sought after by Everton fans who queued tirelessly for hours on end just for a chance to secure entry into the game.