Images Dated 2009 September
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Featured September Print
Crystal Palace - 1960/61
Football - 1960 / 1961 season - Southport 3 Crystal Palace 3
Crystal Palace team group before the game at Haig Avenue on 20/9/60.
Back (left to right): Long, G. Petchey, A. Noakes, V. Rouse, J. McNichol, R. Lunnis.
Front: J. Gavin, R. Summersby, Johnny Byrne, R Colfa, R. Heckman
© Colorsport
Featured September Print
1975 England Tour to Australia Team Group
Rugby Union - 1975 England Tour to Australia - Team Group
Back (left to right): Alastair Hignell, Peter Preese, Andy Maxwell, Keith Smith, Derek Wyatt, Peter Butler, Neil Bennett, Phil Blakeway, Alan Morley.
Middle: Mike Burton, Steve Callum, Jon Raphael, Bob WIlkinson, Andy Ripley, Neiul Mantell, Roger Uttley, Bill Beaumont, Dave Rollitt.
Sitting: Peter Kingston, Brian Ashton, Alan Lewis (tour manager) Tony Neary (Captain), Ken Chapman (President RFU), John Pullin, John Burgess (coach), Peter Squires, Alan Wordsworth.
Bank of England Ground; 14/05/1975
© colorsport
Featured September Print
Norman Heath Testimonial Match
Football - 1955 / 1956 season - Norman Heath Testimonial Match: West Bromwich Albion vs. International XI
TV Star 'Sabrina' is escorted around the Hawthorns by Norman Heath in an open-top cart before kick-off.
The match was played following Norman Heath's forced retirement through injury. His career ended during a league match with Sunderland in 1954 when he was involved in a collision with Ted Purdon which resulted in severe back and neck injuries that confined him to a wheelchair for the rest of his life. 55, 000 well-wishers turned up at the Hawthorns for the game
© Colorsport / Wilkes
