The Posh Collection

London Road Stadium Fine Art - Peterborough United Football Club
London Road, currently known as the Weston Homes Stadium for sponsorship reasons, is a multi-purpose stadium in Peterborough, England

Peterborough v Leeds United FA Cup match at London Road, Saturday 26th January 1974. Terry Yorath of Leeds (right) in action. Final score: Peterborough 1-4 Leeds

Peterborough v Stockport County Division 3 Play-off final at Wembley Stadium, Sunday 24th May 1992. Ken Charlery of Peterborough with trophy. It was Peterboroughs first ever appearance at Wembley

Rex Perkins Peterborough Football Club General Manager, pictured on the terraces at London Road, 31st July 1995

Noel Cantwell Peterborough Manager, July 1970

Peterborough v Liverpool League Cup 4th Round match at London Road, Tuesday 3rd December 1991. Peterborough players celebrate after winning match with a Gary Kimble goal

Noel Cantwell Peterborough Manager, July 1971

Plymouth Argyle v Peterborough. league match at Home Park, Saturday 28th August 1999. Mark Tyler. Peterborough goalkeeper, makes a save from Martin Gritton

Peterborough v Swansea FA Cup 5th round match at London Road, Saturday 20th February 1965. Swansea goalie Briggs is ready to pounce as this shot by Peterboroughs Derek Dougan goes over the bar

Peterborough v Brighton, league match at London Road, Saturday 2nd October 1999. David Farrell of Peterborough takes a shot at goal. Keith McPherson of Brighton attempts block

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"The Posh: A Legacy of Football Excellence and Artistic Splendor" Step back in time to the iconic London Road Stadium Fine Art, home of the Peterborough United Football Club. Rex Perkins, the esteemed General Manager, is captured on the terraces during a momentous occasion - the Peterborough v Leeds United FA Cup match on Saturday 26th January 1974. The atmosphere was electric as these two football giants clashed in a battle for supremacy. But it wasn't just about one game; it was about an entire era defined by passion and determination. Take Noel Cantwell, Peterborough's revered manager in July 1970 and again in July 1971. Under his guidance, this team reached new heights of success and etched their names into football history. The journey continued with unforgettable encounters like the Peterborough v Liverpool League Cup 4th Round match at London Road – a clash that left fans breathless with anticipation. And who could forget that fateful day when they faced Stockport County in the Division 3 Play-off final at Wembley Stadium? It was a battle fought not only on grass but also within hearts filled with unwavering support. Beyond their own fortress, they ventured to Plymouth Argyle's Home Park on Saturday 28th August 1999 for another thrilling league match that showcased their resilience and skill. And let us not overlook their remarkable performance against Swansea during the FA Cup's fifth round at London Road on Saturday 20th February 1965 – an exhibition of sheer brilliance. Throughout their illustrious history, there were countless moments that exemplified what it meant to be part of "the Posh. " Their clash against Brighton at London Road on Saturday 2nd October 1999 stands out as yet another testament to their enduring spirit. From historic victories to heart-wrenching defeats, this club has left an indelible mark on English football culture.