Football Collection (page 7)

Sam Cowan massages Newcastle player Charlie Crowes injured foot
Sam Cowan massages Newcastle player Charlie Crowe's injured foot

Dennis Tueart of Newcastle United with the League Cup

Jimmy Howie, ex-Newcastle United footballer, behind the counter in his shop
Jimmy Howie, ex-Newcastle United footballer, behind the counter in his London tobacconists shop 1955

Gordon Davies at Maine Road, he had signed for Manchester City 1985

Tony Book, former Manchester City footballer and manager, at home with wife Sylvia and their children, Tracey and Anthony

Colin Bell, undergoing experiments to discover how he generates power
Colin Bell, Manchester City F.C. footballer, undergoing experiments to discover how he generates power, at Salford University

Manchester City footballers: Glyn Pardoe, Alan Oakes and Jimmy Murray at a hostel at rystal Palace Sports Centre for training

Alex Harley, Manchester City F.C. footballer, in action against Aston Villa 1962
Alex Harley, Manchester City F.C. footballer, in action against Aston Villa. He missed scoring a goal from point blank range

Eddie McMorran, Manchester City footballer taking a bath after training

Mike Summerbee, of Manchester City

Colin Barlow, Manchester City F.C. scores

Manchester City footballer Bill Leivers soaking his injured foot in a bowl of water prepared by his wife, Shirley

Manchester City footballers, brothers Frank Ross (R) and G.H. Ross

Footballer Eddie McMorran signing autographs 1947
Footballer Eddie McMorran signing autographs for children after joining Manchester City FC

Roy Paul of Manchester City FC, in action against Southend United in the F.A. Cup 4th Round, 1956

Footballer Roy Paul joins Manchester City 1950
L-R, E Phillips, Ken Barnes, Roy Paul, Roy Clarke

Manchester City player Mike Doyle weighs in watched by Alan Oakes, Malcolm Allison, Tommy Booth, Neil Young and physiotherapist Peter Blakey

Steve Daley of Man City chatting with Longsight rag and bone man Albert Scott
Britain's most expensive footballer Steve Daley finally signed in at Maine Road to end one of soccer's longest transfer sagas

Kazimierz Deyna Polish footballer with his wife Mariola, on a street in front of Manchester City Football Ground, Maine Roa

Dudley Kerwick, manager of Nuneaton F.C. with boys of Manor Park Grammar School, listening to the car radio to find out their opponents in the F.A. Cup third round

Torquay players relax in the bath after the game Leeds United v Torquay (2-2) - FA Cup 3rd round 1955-56
Mrs Blenkinsop, Leeds United director, congratulates the Torquay players as they relax in the bath after the game. He is shaking hands with Torquay skipper Don Mills, a former Leeds United player

Wrexham fc footballers train before their FA cup 3rd round match with Arsenal watched by sheep. 1992

Jack Kelsey sprawled in the sawdust watches the ball enter the net for Bedford's only goal scored by Harry Yates
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay: Bedford Town v Arsenal Jan 1956

Sunderland footballerBobbyKerrspeaking at FA Cup banquet

Frank Hudspeth captain of Newcastle United holding the F.A. cup after winning the 1924 cup final 2-0 v Aston Villa at Wembley

More than 750, 000 jubilant fans packed Sunderland last night for the incredible return home of the 1973 FA Cup winners
Line-up at the front of the bus (left to right); Dave Watson, JIm Montgomery, Dick Malone, Ron Guthrie, Bobby Kerr, Richard Pitt, Vic Halom, Dennis Tueart and Ian Porterfield

The victoriousNewcastleteam aboard abusreturn with the FAcupto be greeted by hueh crowds
The victoriousNewcastleteam aboard abusreturn with thecupto be greeted by huge crowds

Sunderland Football Club Captains past and present L to R Raich Carter, Barry Venison and Bobby Kerr

Sunderland's manager Paolo Di Canio during the match between Newcastle v Sunderland

Newcastle's Shola Ameobi brought down by Sunderland's Fraizer Campbell for a penalty

Raich Carter junior, with father Horatio Raich Carter, former Sunderland FC captain and Bobby Kerr
Raich Carter junior, 4, with father Horatio Raich Carter, the former Sunderland FC captain who won the FA Cup with the team in 1937, and Bobby Kerr, the present Sunderland team captain

Alan Shearer celebrates after scoring Newcastle's second goal Sunderland 1 Newcastle United 4

Sunderland manager Bob Stokoe embraces Ian Porterfield, after Sunderland beat Leeds United in the 1973 FA Cup Final

Sunderland players run out on the pitchagainst Blackpool in the last match before the FA cup final

Sunderland fans on the pitch - FA Cup 1961
FA Cup 6th round match 1961 : Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur 1-1

Newcastle's Shola Ameobi celebrates the equalising goal against Sunderland 2012

Sunderland's Jermain Defoe after scoring the winner against Newcastle 2015

Newcastle United Kevin Keegan at final whistle Newcastle 2 Sunderland 1 2008

The Hereford crowd invade the pitch after non-league Hereford beat Newcastle in the FA Cup 3rd Round 1972

Chasetown FC FA Cup 3rd Round ahead of their game against Cardiff City

Ray Crawford scores Colchester United's third goal to complete a memorable giant-killing act
Football: FA Cup fifth round 1970/71: Colchester United v Leeds United (3-2)

FA CUP 1958/59. Third round. Norwich City v Manchester United. Terry Bly (extreme right) gets his shot through the United defence to score their first goal. Norwich won 3-0

Bedford's Desmond Quinn pours champagne after the FA Cup 3rd round replay match which pushed Arsenal all the way
Bedford Town v Arsenal (1-2) F.A.Cup 3rd round replay 1956

Hereford players celebrate in the dressing room after beating Newcastle
FA CUP. 3rd Round Replay Hereford United 2 Newcastle United 1

Bournemouth 21 year old Milton Graham scores Bournemouth's first goal against Manchester United
3rd Round FA Cup Man Utd 0 Bournemouth 2

Sutton goal scorers Tony Rains and Matthew Harland celebrate their win over Coventry city in the FA Cup 1989
Sutton goal scorers Tony Rains and Matthew Hanland celebrate their win over Coventry city in the FA Cup 1989

Liverpool v Oldham Athletic FA Cup 3rd round 2012
Liverpool's Jay Spearing and Oldham's Dean Furman

A horse drawn carriage of spectators off to see the FA Cup Final at Crystal Palace in 1911. Passing the Houses of Parliament

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