Bridgeman Education

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Aberfan - Accidents - Landslides - Disaster - Rescuers stare at the remains of a Ford saloon car outside the school crushed flat when tons of black coal waste slid down the mountainside - 24th Oct 1966

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Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn seen here at the presss photo call for the Royal Ballet's production of Pelleas Et Melisande. March 1969

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Duchess Of Windsor January 1967

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FA Cup final at Wembley stadiumTottenham Hotspur 3 v Burnley 1. Action during the matchMay 1962 1962-963-014 (photo)

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FA Cup final at Wembley stadiumTottenham Hotspur 3 v Burnley 1. Scenes on the pitch after the match with Spurs manager Bill Nicholson. May 1962 (photo)

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English League Cup Semi Final First Leg match at Highbury. Arsenal 1 v Tottenham Hostpur 0. John radford tries a shot at goal but his shot is blocked by goalkeeper Pat JenningsNovember 1968 DM Y10313-11a (photo)

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Manchester United v Arsenal. 28th November 1964 (photo)

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Coventry City Football Club players relax at Worthing after a gruelling season so far. With a four-point lead in Division II, 18 wins and seven draws the management decided they needed a change of scenery. 28th February 1967 (photo)

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Coventry City Football Club players relax at Worthing after a gruelling season so far. With a four-point lead in Division II, 18 wins and seven draws the management decided they needed a change of scenery. Seen here taking a stroll along the sea front. 28th February 1967 (photo)

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The Liverpool players who knocked champions Manchester United out at Old Trafford. - Goal scorers Roger Hunt (above, right) and Ronnie Yeats - relax at their Blackpool hotel with Alf Arrowsmith ( left) and Ian St. John (second from left). April 1968 (photo)

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The Liverpool seaside retreat was supposed to be a secret - but these young fans were not put off. Here they watch through the window of a Blackpool Hotel as there heroes Tony Hateley and Emlyn Hughes play snooker. April 1968 (photo)

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Manchester City's new manager George Poyser. June 1963 (photo)

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FA Cup Semi Final at HillsboroughManchester United 0 v Leeds United 0Manchester United's Nobby Stiles fastens his bootlaces before the matchMarch 1965 (photo)

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Manchester United footballer George Best with fiancee Eva Haraldsted, captain of Blinkers United October 1969 (photo)

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Chelsea footballer George Graham in the dressing room at Stamford Bridge with the number 12 shirtAugust 1965 (photo)

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Ipswich Town football manager Bobby Robson at Portman Road with his teamJuly 1969 (photo)

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Leeds United goalkeeper Gary Sprake and Paul Reaney in pre season training session July 1969 (photo)

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Referee from Finsbury Park stands outside Arsenal Football Ground. 6th March 1968 (photo)

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Mr. Danie Craven, President of ths Springbok Rugby Football team, today arrived at Heathrow Airport from South Africa. December 1969 (photo)

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Sport: Football: Crystal Palace v. Arsenal. Arsenal forward George Graham tackles Palace half back Payne. November 1969 (photo)

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Burnley v. Manchester United. Nobby Stiles and Bobby Charlton. December 1969 (photo)

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Sport: Football: Crystal Palace v. Arsenal. Action from the match. November 1969 (photo)

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John Cobbold Dec 1959 Ipswich FC Chairman looks at a picture of the FA cup draw which put his Club against Peterborough December 1959 (photo)

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Burnley v. Manchester United. Nobby Stiles of MC United seen in action during his first game after two cartilage operations. December 1969 (photo)

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English League Cup Semi Final Second Leg match at White Hart Lane. Tottenham Hostpur 1 v Arsenal 1. Action during the match with goalkeeper Bob Wilson looking on December 1968 DM Y10781-4c (photo)

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Footballers meet in a London Hotel to discuss the threaten strike action. The players whos maximum salary for a 1st division player is £20 per week have made demands that there should be no cap to their salary, The players led by Fulham forward Jimmy Hill agreed to back their claim by a threat to strike on 14th January, 1961. The Football League responded by abolishing the maximum wage and increasing the minimum wage to £15. November 1960 (photo)