MPX5147060: Arsenal's transfer lister forward, Bobby Gould, who was to have played for Arsenal reserves and West Ham reserves at Highbury, donned his track-suit and loosened up on the pitch for our cameraman, in very thick snow in front of a completely deserted stadium. Bobby Gould holds a gaint "snowball" whilst chatting to our cameraman. November 1969 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5146965: The two great Manchester football managers came face to face on the eve of the second leg of the local Derby to be played at Old Trafford. Joe Mercer (left) and Matt Busby had taken toys to the luncheon at the Midland Hotel, Manchester, in aid of the charity for children organised by the Variety Club of Gt. Britain. The two soccer bosses who joked with each other.. . but there will be little to smile about later. December 1969 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5147215: Southampton skipper Terry Paine apart from various business interests is now a councilor with Southampton Borough Council. Terry has recently opened yet another business venture, a Greengrocers. Terry leaves Southampton Town Hall passing a saluting sergeant at arms Mr. Charles Watson. November 1969 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5147228: Southampton skipper Terry Paine apart from various business interests is now a councilor with Southampton Borough Council. Terry has recently opened yet another business venture, a Greengrocers. Terry leaves Southampton Town Hall passing a saluting sergeant at arms Mr. Charles Watson. November 1969 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5147269: Foreman's Borough Gym. Watching Middleweight Mark Rowe and his trainer Bill Chevalley working out are left to right; South London Bookmaker Johnny Parry, Rowe's then manager Johnny Arrow, Freddie Foreman, Ron Olver, Deputy Editor of "Boxing News", and Tim Riley, editor of "Boxing News". November 1969 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5147313: Lined up in their mini soccer dresses at what should have been the time for kick-off are 6 of the Blinkers Utd football team. The Blinkers Utd v All Stars XI charity football match had been cancelled after it was decided that the weather was not fit to play. As the men watched the girls ran around the ground at Manchester's Belle Vue carrying umbrellas to protect their hair. November 1969 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5147478: Preston's first goal scored by right half Lawton (extreme right). Northampton defenders can only watch as Lawton's shot goes toward goal, also watching is wings Holden. Showing em how-that's Preston wing-half and skipper Nobby Lawton. And as he falls he sees his shot go home. April 1964 (photo) / Bridgeman Images