Magicfeet Collection

T Reynolds Sunderland Circa December 1946

J James Sunderland FC Circa December 1946 - January 1947

Les Stevens of Tottenham Hotspurs FC Circa December 1946 - January 1947

Stan Matthews Cup Final at Wembley 2nd May 1953 The finals was Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers, with Blackpool winning 4-3. The match became famous for the performance of Blackpool winger Stanley

George Edwards Aston Villa FC Circa December 1946 - January 1947

Tommy Walker - Chelsea Football Player Circa 1946. With the football calendar was abandoned at the outbreak of the Second World War

N Franklin Stock City

Cup Final 1949 Wolves v Leicester City Supporter sand Fans

Mountford Stock City FC

Footballer Trevor Ford, circa 1949

Leicester City footballer Sep Smith in training, circa 1947

Leicester City footballer George Dewis Circa 1947

Leicester City goalkeeper Joe Calvert, circa 1947

Leicester City footballer Mal Griffiths in training. Circa 1947

Prince Philip meets Leicester City team players before kick off in their sides FA Cup Final match against Wolverhampton Wanderers. 1949

Wolerhampton v Leicester FA Cup Final 1949 crowds at Wembley

A Jepson Stoke City Circa 1947

Len Shackleton Newcastle United Circa 1946 Len Shackleton was one of the most talented footballers of the immediate post-war era

Mallett (Southampton) now at Leyton Orient Circa December 1946 - January 1947

Heath QPR Circa December 1946 - January 1947

S Lloyd Sunderland FC Circa December 1946 - January 1947

Joe Smith leading the Bolton team onto the Wembley Pitch FA Cup Final 1926

L. W. Bennett Circa December 1946 - January 1947
L.W.Bennett Circa December 1946 - January 1947

F Hall Sunderland Circa December 1946 - January 1947

L Stevens of Tottenham Hotspurs FC Circa 1947

Cup Final1949, Wolves v Leicester Boy Mascot

Walker Chelsea. Circa December 1946 - January 1947

The victorious FA Cup winning Bolton Wanderers team of 1926 pose in their suits with the FA Cup trophy. Circa June 1926

Harris Portsmouth FC Circa December 1946 - January 1947

Logie Arsenal Circa 1947

R Mason Coventry City Circa December 1946 - January 1947

A Ormston Stock City

J Harvey Newcastle United FC March 1947

N Franklin Stoke City Circa December 1946 - January 1947

A Jepson Stoke City Circa December 1946 - January 1947

Cummings Middlesbrough Circa 1947

Eric Gaibutt Newcastle United Another acrobatic stop, this time in training at Gallowgate by Fairbrothers rival as custodian, Eric Garbutt. Circa December 1946 - January 1947

F Steele Stock City

H Latham Sheffield United FC December 1946

A Wood Coventry City FC Circa December 1946 - January 1947

B Williams Wolves Circa 1947

Benny Caig Newcastle United. Newcastles immediate post-war line-up was an effective blend of veteran pre-war players and bright youngsters eager to impress

Shinwell Sheffield United FC Circa December 1946 - January 1947

B Pryde Blackburn Rovers FC December 1946

G Marks Blackburn Rovers FC December 1946

Bob Pryde Blackburn Rovers FC January 1947

Allen QPR Circa December 1946 - January 1947

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Arsenal 2 v Liverpool 0. 29th April 1950

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"Magicfeet: A Journey through Football Legends and Iconic Moments" Step back in time to Sunderland, December 1946, where the legendary T Reynolds mesmerized crowds with his magical footwork. His graceful moves on the pitch left spectators in awe. In that same month, J James of Sunderland FC showcased his own enchanting skills, weaving through defenders effortlessly. His performances continued into January 1947, leaving a lasting impression on fans. Across town at Tottenham Hotspurs FC, Les Stevens took center stage during this period. With his swift dribbling and precise passes, he created moments of pure magic for both teammates and supporters alike. Fast forward to May 2nd, 1953 - Wembley Stadium was witness to one of football's most iconic finals between Blackpool and Bolton. The spotlight shone brightly on Stan Matthews as he conjured up spells with every touch of the ball. His performance that day will forever be etched in football history. Meanwhile, George Edwards from Aston Villa FC showcased his wizardry throughout December 1946 and January 1947. His ability to control the game with finesse made him a true magician on the field. Tommy Walker from Chelsea Football Club had an affinity for magic too – not only did he possess incredible skill but also seemed to have an uncanny connection with the football itself during matches in circa 1946. N Franklin from Stoke City added another chapter to the tale during this era. Fans marveled at his agility and precision as he glided across pitches week after week. The Cup Final of 1949 saw Wolves take on Leicester City amidst a sea of passionate supporters who believed in their team's magical abilities. The atmosphere was electric as fans chanted their incantations for victory. Mountford from Stock City FC wove spells with each touch of the ball during these years too – leaving opponents spellbound by his mesmerizing footwork.