Object of the Week: Sylvia Gore’s cap
Maisie Joel looks at one of the earliest women’s football caps from our collection, awarded to the Lionesses’ first official goalscorer.
Maisie Joel looks at one of the earliest women’s football caps from our collection, awarded to the Lionesses’ first official goalscorer.
As part of our International Women’s Month series, curator Dr Alex Jackson showcases a signed ball used in a fixture between Preston Ladies and Bolton Ladies, which took place in 1939: just two months after war broke out in Europe.
Jane Bateman, Head of International Relations at the FA and Deputy Chair of Trustees at the museum, talks about what football means to her.
During International Women’s Month, curator Dr Alex Jackson looks at one of the museum’s recent acquisitions: a century-old case related to Bath Ladies AFC.
Eileen Anderson, headteacher at Saviour CofE Primary, shares why the Collyhurst school are regular visitors to the museum.
Looking at Manchester United’s first League Cup final appearance in 1983, where they faced off against one of their north west rivals…
Looking at Newcastle United’s first League Cup final appearance in 1976 – and how one Geordie in particular proved decisive at Wembley…
John Brewer, Chair of the Board of Trustees the National Football Museum, talks about what football and the museum means to him.
Tim Desmond, Chief Executive Officer at the National Football Museum, reflects on his time in Manchester.
Allan Maull, the National Football Museum’s longest-serving volunteer, looks back at his time with the museum.
As England face the USA in a record-selling Wembley friendly, Uma Ghelani looks at an object from a game between the two teams in 1997.
Uma Ghelani travels back 30 years, looking at the controversial and tumultuous beginnings of the Premier League.