Goal Magazine, October 24, 1970, Issue No 116 - The World's Greatest Soccer Weekly
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This is a 48-page weekly magazine from 1970 on the UK football scene - featuring the following articles & pictures:
Front Cover Colour: David Hay, Celtic
Back Cover Colour: Peter Bonetti, Chelsea, vs. Arsenal
Double page spread, colour photo: Oxford United 1970 - 1971 team photo
Other Full Colour photos of players:
- Jeff Astle, West Brom
- Roger Hunt, Bolton
- David Ford, Newcastle
Other full-page black and white photos of players:
- Dave Wagstaffe, Wolves
- Ian Gibson, Cardiff
- Allan Ellis, Charlton and Len Glover, Leicester
- Jimmy Gabriel, Southampton
- Alan Woodward, Sheffield United
Articles:
- Malcolm Finlayson - Former Wolves and Millwall goalkeeper now Molineux shareholder
- Bobby Charlton's Diary "For the player's sake, settle this club or country row now"
- Nottingham Forest's striker Ian Moore frustrated by injury jinx
- Goal Editor Alan Hughes says……
- Newcastle young guns keep club on the rise
- Tribute to Alec Stock - 21 years a league manager
- Roger Jones (Blackburn) the top young keeper
- Preview of Scottish League Cup Final - Celtic vs. Rangers
- On the ball with Jimmy Hill - "Pat Saward faces a Brighton challenge"
- Mike England (Spurs) happy to be playing, with chipped ankle bone!
- "He's only there for the points" by Ken Jones star writer
- Flashes from Matches - a review of the results from the previous week
- Preview of Coventry vs. Arsenal
- Meet the girl behind the man - Jenny Treacy (Mrs Ray Treacy)
- Here and there -the GOAL team take you behind the scenes
- Worldwide GOAL -the international news scene with Leslie Vernon
The magazine is in very good condition for its age (over 50 years!), however, there is an address on the front cover of the magazine in pencil written by the newsagent, and there is a small amount of damage to the front cover - visible in the picture, plus one page inside the magazine has been repaired with tape.
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