MPX5146196: Newcastle United players celebrate on a open top bus tour of Tyne side after winning the Fairs Cup final. June 13th 1969Bob Moncur is seen here holding the trophy aloftAn open-topped bus parade from Newcastle Airport to St Jamesê Park took place as Unitedês cup victors returned from Budapest. Bob Moncur shows off the trophy - now suitably decorated with a black-and-white scarf - alongside centre-half John McNamee (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5146208: These are the men who brought First Division football to Coventry for the first time in 87 years of organised football. It was an extraordinary season in more ways than one for, when they lost 3-1 at Huddersfield on November 19th, City were in seventh place, 5 points behind leaders Wolves. Yet when Ian Gibson returned to the side to score 2 goals in the 3-2 defeat of Cardiff on the following Saturday, it was the beginning of the club's longest unbeaten run - 25 League games-culminating in a defeat of Millwall at Highfield Road on May 13th 1967, which clinched the championship. During this period, City did the double over Wolves, who were promoted with them, and finished seven points clear of the third-placed Carlisle. The squad with the Second division cup is(left to righ, back row): Brian Lewis, George Curtis, Bill Glazier, Mick Kearns, Dudley Roberts. Centre row: Norman Pilgrim (physiotherapist), Ronnie Farmer, Dietmar Bruck, John Tudor, Mick Coop, Ernie Machin, Brian Hill, Alan Dicks(assistant manager). Front row: Peter Hill(trainer), John Key, Ian Gibson, Jimmy Hill(general manager), Bobby Gould, Ronnie Rees, Pat Saward(coach). 4th August 1967 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5146219: English League Division One match at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea 4 v Nottingham Forest 3. Jimmy Greaves carried on the shoulders of fans at the end of the games as he bids farwell to Stamford Bridge. Greaves scored four goals in his final match for the club. 29th April 1961 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5146254: Wives of seven of the players from the Reykjavik football team of Iceland sitting on a wall in the centre of Liverpool, the day before their husbands' European Cup Preliminary Round second leg match against Liverpool at Anfield. The ladies are right to left: Alfheidue Felixson, Anna Schram, Hilda Felixson, Anna Gudmannson, Gudborg Arsaelson, edda Gudjorsson and Elisabet Jonsson. 13th September 1964 (photo) / Bridgeman Images