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Celtic fans gather in New York to watch their heroes on the tour of 1931. The postcard is a depiction of the former home of the New York Giants, the Polo Grounds, sadly long demolished. Celtic beat the Giants 3-2 here in the second game of their tour in front of 35,000 fans.

#Wembley, 1948.

Mascots as they were ... Bournemouth's cheerleaders before the club's FA Cup 6th round tie v Manchester United, March 7th 1957. United came fron behind to win 2-1, going on to lose to Aston Villa in the final

A true pioneer of the women's game. From co-founding the WFA to lifting the ban on women’s football — unmatched legacy.🏆 Patricia Gregory MBE will be inducted into our Hall of Fame on July 9 during our #WEURO2025 watch party 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇳🇱 Get your tickets here: …ionalfootballmuseum.digitickets.co.uk/event-tickets/…

One of the subjects for my forthcoming book, having served in the Coldstream Guards from 1885-1899, attested to the York & Lancaster Regt on 16/09/1914 but discharged on. 21/11/1914. He was a 47 year old colliery deputy at the time. 1/2

Another rare programme bought recently at auction. Then called Clapton Orient, #lofc were playing at the Lea Bridge Road stadium, a now demolished speedway track. Jimmy Seed was making his first return to his previous club as Addicks boss. #cafc won 3 - 1

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It would be a great Silver Wedding gift! We could even bake a cake… 😂

Plenty of us do our bit to make sure that loss is seen by as many people as possible, Catherine.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Bo’ness Football Club was a Scottish football club based in Bo’ness, Scotland, active from the late 19th century until 1945. The club, possibly founded as early as 1878 (though it claimed 1881), played at Newtown Park and wore royal blue shirts with white shorts. Its early

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Don’t forget it’s #FathersDay in the UK this Sunday, 15 June Need present ideas? If he: 📚 Likes books ⚽️ Likes football 🧐 Likes history …please consider picking up one of my books…😁

A huge day for Nottingham Forest at the WFCG, hosting England for the first time since 1941. Here’s the programme from that game v Wales. An exceptionally rare item, copies fetch well in excess of £500. #NFFC #EngvSe

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The next Army FA, Western Front Association, Football and War & University of Wolverhampton supported event will take place in partnership with Wolves Museum on the 28th June. It is a free entry event. Sign up for tickets @ bit.ly/43q5xa1

The Stanks, Berwick-upon-Tweed. This unique football ground at the foot of Berwick’s rampart walls in a former defensive moat. Can’t think of a more historic place to play the beautiful game. Literally surrounded by heritage.

War time programmes, especially reserve games, are very rare as few were printed and fans were encouraged to recycle them to help the war effort. This reserve programme v Leytonstone, one of the many teams that became Dagenham & Redbridge, was purchased at auction recently 3/n #cafc

Charlton Athletic Museum Dagenham & Redbridge Football and War The Antique Football football memorabilia Dagenham and Redbridge supporters club FC Leytonstone Our left half there, Charlie Hall, was what was then called the trainer for the first team when I started going to Charlton in the mid sixties.

Charlton Athletic Museum Dagenham & Redbridge Football and War The Antique Football football memorabilia Dagenham and Redbridge supporters club FC Leytonstone Callegari, Etherton and Shrimpton all later played for Sutton