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Worksop Parramore 1-1 Buxton FC Pre-season friendly 14th July 2012 Sandy Lane, Worksop same shot different filter

Worksop Parramore 1-1 Buxton FC

Pre-season friendly 14th July 2012

Sandy Lane, Worksop

same shot different filter


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Yorkshire Non-League Football Lists

Non-League Football in Yorkshire


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Armthorpe Welfare - The Welfare Ground - Doncaster more football:filtered

Armthorpe Welfare - The Welfare Ground - Doncaster

more football:filtered


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The Soviet football to a higher level! A. Kokorekin 1954. (via: scanzen:  IISG/flickr)

The Soviet football to a higher level! A. Kokorekin 1954.

(via: scanzen:  IISG/flickr)


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Sheffield FC v Queen’s Park - The World’s First Centenary Match Ticket for the World’s first centenary game held at Bramall Lane on 24th October 1957. I’ve ran the image through a couple of filters to tart it up a bit. You can view the original here and also have a butchers at the matchday programme.

Sheffield FC v Queen’s Park - The World’s First Centenary Match

Ticket for the World’s first centenary game held at Bramall Lane on 24th October 1957. I’ve ran the image through a couple of filters to tart it up a bit. You can view the original here and also have a butchers at the matchday programme.


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reblogged from thevintagefootballclub
Lev Yashin Euro 1960 (via thevintagefootballclub) Here on footysphere we love Lev Yashin - the greatest goalkeeper of all-time and also the instigator of what has turned out to be the World’s largest football tournament - Leather Ball

Lev Yashin Euro 1960 (via thevintagefootballclub)

Here on footysphere we love Lev Yashin - the greatest goalkeeper of all-time and also the instigator of what has turned out to be the World’s largest football tournament - Leather Ball


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The legendary Hungarian side that taught England a new way of playing the game back in 1953 at Wembley, including legendary forwards Ferenc Puskás of Madrid and Barcelona’s Sándor Kocsis. (via eenfish) the match of the century

The legendary Hungarian side that taught England a new way of playing the game back in 1953 at Wembley, including legendary forwards Ferenc Puskás of Madrid and Barcelona’s Sándor Kocsis. (via eenfish)

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reblogged from thegentlemanultra
A great Calcio poster from way back when. Im guessing it must be around 1955-56 as Novara are in the picture. I also love the Lazio player (fascist salute?) and the Roma player who looks like he is about to wipe him out. (via thegentlemanultra) more vintage calcio

A great Calcio poster from way back when. Im guessing it must be around 1955-56 as Novara are in the picture. I also love the Lazio player (fascist salute?) and the Roma player who looks like he is about to wipe him out. (via thegentlemanultra)


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From Sheffield With Love

From Sheffield With Love

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Leeds United with the 1970/71 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup after beating Juventus on away goals.

Leeds United with the 1970/71 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup after beating Juventus on away goals.


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Vintage Football Caricatures

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Las Brigadas Autónomas Livornesas, barra del AS Livorno. (via totalfutebol14)

Las Brigadas Autónomas Livornesas, barra del AS Livorno. (via totalfutebol14)

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Estádio Salazar 1968 - Mozambique Opened in 1968 when Mozambique was still under Portuguese colonial rule the stadium was officially inaugurated with a match between the national teams of Portugal and Brazil. The Brazilians won 2-0 with goals from Rivelino and Jair. In 1975 the stadium was the venue for Mozambique’s proclamation of independence from Portugal and was renamed Estadio da Machava - in 2005 the stadium was again renamed this time to the Independence Memorial Stadium. The stadium is home to 9-times Mozambique champions Ferroviario de Maputo. 

Estádio Salazar 1968 - Mozambique

Opened in 1968 when Mozambique was still under Portuguese colonial rule the stadium was officially inaugurated with a match between the national teams of Portugal and Brazil. The Brazilians won 2-0 with goals from Rivelino and Jair.

In 1975 the stadium was the venue for Mozambique’s proclamation of independence from Portugal and was renamed Estadio da Machava - in 2005 the stadium was again renamed this time to the Independence Memorial Stadium. The stadium is home to 9-times Mozambique champions Ferroviario de Maputo. 

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Dynamo Kiev & Viktor Kolotov


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1966 World Cup postcard - featured World Cup Willie

1966 World Cup postcard - featured World Cup Willie