Vintage picture of Filedelfia stadium home of @TorinoFC_1906 🇮🇹

1985-86 @NUFC #NUFC

Di Stefano and Pele ⚽️Legends

Iain Dowie @WestHam First Spell (1991) Dowie initially arrived at Upton Park from Luton Town in March 1991 for a fee of £480,000. He made an immediate impact, stepping into the side for the injured Trevor Morley and scoring 4 goals in 12 league appearances. His contributions helped guide the Hammers to automatic promotion back to the First Division. However, just months later in September 1991, he was sold to Southampton for £500,000. Second Spell (1995–1998) After successful stints at Southampton and Crystal Palace, manager Harry Redknapp brought Dowie back to West Ham in September 1995 for £500,000. His first six months back were the most prolific of his West Ham career, hitting a purple patch that included a memorable brace against Manchester City in March 1996. As time went on, his role transitioned into more of a backup and impact substitute before he left to join Queens Park Rangers in 1998

Giofranco Bedin represented the Italy 🇮🇹national football team between 1966 and 1972, earning 6 caps. Due to intense competition for midfield spots in Italy's golden era, his international appearances were limited despite his immense club success at @Inter pic 1972

Cesc Fabregas 2011-12 @FCBarcelona

Frank McGarvey @CelticFC

David O'Leary @Arsenal 1981 @touchofpowder7 @Wrightie7

CARLISLE UNITED @officialcufc 1982-83 During the 1982–83 season, Carlisle competed in the Football League Second Division, finishing in 14th place. Managed by the legendary Bob Stokoe, this campaign marked the Cumbrians' return to the second tier after earning promotion from the Third Division the previous year. Playing their home fixtures at Brunton Park, the team consolidated their position in the division with an entertaining, high-scoring style of play. They scored an impressive 68 goals but also conceded 70 over the course of the 42-match league schedule

Rino Ferrario 🇮🇹 10 international caps for the Italy national football team between 1952 and 1958. At the club level, Ferrario was a foundational component of @juventusfc , where he enjoyed two separate, highly successful stints. He helped the Bianconeri capture two Serie A championships (1952 and 1958) alongside a Coppa Italia trophy

Alan Brazil 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 13 appearances and scored 1 goal for Scotland between 1980 and 1983

Terry Yorath @CoventryCityFC #admiral 1977-78

Oxford United @OUFCOfficial #OUFC

#friday #debbieharry @Boasty74

Ron Harris leads out @ChelseaFC 1970

Hector Bellerin @Arsenal

Joe Hinnigan @SunderlandAFC #safc Defender for Sunderland between 1980 and 1982, arriving at Roker Park from Wigan Athletic in February 1980 for a transfer fee of £135,000. 63 league appearances and scored 4 goals before moving on to Preston North End in 1982.

MARADONA @sscnapoli 1987