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So this is an incredibly difficult post to write but unfortunately we have to announce the sad passing of our founder an...
04/09/2021

So this is an incredibly difficult post to write but unfortunately we have to announce the sad passing of our founder and editor Andrew Palmer. Football Masters Magazine was Andrews passion and his knowledge of retro football was outstanding. He will be sorely missed by all. This magazine serves as his legacy.

If any of you have met Andrew in real life you will know what a kind, compassionate man he was, we are all truly heartbroken.

If anyone would like to pass on any wishes to his family feel free to send a direct message to us or post to this page.

All the best for now.
Ian

Football On This Day in 1957 Welsh International John Charles moved from Leeds United to Juventus for £65,000Football Ma...
03/08/2021

Football On This Day in 1957 Welsh International John Charles moved from Leeds United to Juventus for £65,000

Football Masters featured Juventus in the 50s & 60s in issue 3

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Football On This Day – 30th July 1966 FOOTBALL CAME HOME! England (West Ham United) beat West Germany 4-2One of the g...
30/07/2021

Football On This Day – 30th July 1966
FOOTBALL CAME HOME!
England (West Ham United) beat West Germany 4-2
One of the greatest games ever played at Wembley Stadium

This month Football Masters celebrates when football actually stayed at home

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Football On This Day – 29th July 1966 Tomorrow England will play West Germany in the World Cup final, If there had be...
29/07/2021

Football On This Day – 29th July 1966
Tomorrow England will play West Germany in the World Cup final, If there had been football coupons 55 years ago, these would have been the mythical odds for the match:
England to become the first host nation to lift the Jules Rimet Trophy in 32 years, went into the match as the 4/5 favourites. Helmut Haller would have been 13/1 to be first goalscorer and 7/2 to score at anytime. Half-time score (1-1) would have been 5/1. 2-2 at full time would have been an inviting 39/1.

This month Football Masters celebrates when football actually stayed at home (1966)

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Football On This Day – 28th July 1966 Portugal beat the USSR 2-1 in the third-place play off with goals from Eusebio ...
28/07/2021

Football On This Day – 28th July 1966
Portugal beat the USSR 2-1 in the third-place play off with goals from Eusebio and Jose Torres In addition to winning the Golden Boot (with nine goals) for the 1966 World Cup, Eusébio also set a record that year for the most penalties scored (shoot-out not included), with four.
There was an amazing 87646 fans at Wembley

This month Football Masters celebrates when football actually stayed at home (1966)

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Football On This Day – 26th July 1966 Bobby Charlton scored two and Eusébio one as England beat Portugal 2-1 at...
26/07/2021

Football On This Day – 26th July 1966
Bobby Charlton scored two and Eusébio one as England beat Portugal 2-1 at Wembley in the semi-final of the World Cup. England would play West Germany - who had beaten the Soviet Union 2-1 the previous evening at Goodison - in the World Cup Final.

This month Football Masters celebrates when football actually stayed at home (1966)

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Football On This Day – 25th July 1966 West Germany played the USSR at Goodison Park in the first semi-final of the Wo...
25/07/2021

Football On This Day – 25th July 1966
West Germany played the USSR at Goodison Park in the first
semi-final of the World Cup.
The Germans won 2-1 with goals by Franz Beckenbauer and
Helmut Haller

This month Football Masters celebrates when football actually stayed at home (1966)

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Football On This Day – 23rd July 1966Geoff Hurst replaced the injured Jimmy Greaves in the England side for the World Cu...
23/07/2021

Football On This Day – 23rd July 1966
Geoff Hurst replaced the injured Jimmy Greaves in the England side for the World Cup quarter-final against Argentina at Wembley – and scored the only goal. The Argentine captain Antonio Rattín was sent off and England manager Alf Ramsey refused to allow his players to exchange shirts with their opponents at the end of the match, later calling the Argentines ‘animals’.

This month Football Masters celebrates when football actually stayed at home (1966)

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23/07/2021

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Football On This Day – July 19th 1966Portugal 3 v Brazil 1 The last match for Brazil in the 66 World Cup Jairzinho scor...
19/07/2021

Football On This Day – July 19th 1966
Portugal 3 v Brazil 1
The last match for Brazil in the 66 World Cup
Jairzinho scored the Brazilian goal playing in his first World Cup

Football Masters featured Jairzinho The Hurricane in issue 5

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