Category: Football
Liverpool FC players at Lime St. Station 1965
Welcome again to Then and Now, where each week we compare images of Merseyside streets, landmarks and buildings from bygone days with how they look today. Our image this week shows five familiar faces from the Liverpool team of 1965 sitting in First Class as they wait for their train to leave Lime Street Station.
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Billy Liddell
It’s 60 years since football legend Billy Liddell hung up his boots. He’s still fondly remembered by the Liverpool faithful
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Women working at Old Trafford form own football team
Plus, Future Manchester United star Nicky Butt holds off the challenge of Eddie McCullagh during an FA Youth Cup match against Tranmere Rovers.
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Uwe Rosler
iNostalgia remembers two German signings who made a big impact at Maine Road in the 1990s – one forging an unbreakable bond with the fans
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Merseyside Christmas Derbies
iNostalgia fondly looks back on four decades of Covid-free Christmas derbies between Liverpool and Everton
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Manchester Christmas Derbies
After City and United’s goalless December derby last week, iNostalgia looks back at more memorable Christmas matches between the two Manchester clubs
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Manchester Derby Downpour
This week in 1992 fans at the local derby match between Manchester United and Manchester City were forced to wear plastic sheets to prevent a drenching at Old Trafford.
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United Managers Quiz
As Premier League football returns after the international break, our quiz this week focuses on Manchester United managers from the 1940s to the 1980s. How well do you know the big names who were ‘at the wheel’ before Sir Alex Ferguson started his memorable reign in 1986?
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Andrei Kanchelskis
iNostalgia looks back on the ground-breaking career of Manchester’s flying Russian winger Andrei Kanchelskis
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Moss Side 1972, a fantastic shot of children playing in the streets 📍
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Amazing, black and white kids playing out together, who would have thought It! Brilliant photograph. I hope all those in it are all still fit and well!👏
I remember the streets being like this in the 60s ,wouldn't swop my childhood
My father was born and lived on Meadow Street Moss Side
They only go out to smash bus shelters now !
That’s how streets used to be all over in the 50s and 60s. Brilliant!!
I was born in Cecil street
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The concentration of so many cotton mills led to Ancoats being labelled the first industrial suburb in the world. It was here that the industrial revolution came of age, and the spinning mule and the steam engine came together for the first time ♥️
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