Bobby Moore, captain of West Ham and England, leading out West Ham at Upton Park c 1970. Geoff Hurst is immediately behind him.
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Bobby Moore, captain of West Ham and England, leading out West Ham at Upton Park c 1970. Geoff Hurst is immediately behind him.
RIP Martin Peters MBE [8 November 1943 – 21 December 2019]
Moore, Peters, Banks and Hurst, England 1966
Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst at Chadwell Heath, West Ham’s training ground, 1966.
Actress Vivienne Ventura meets the England World Cup Squad in 1966.
Former West Ham United and Stoke City player, Geoff Hurst.
Geoff Hurst won the 1966 edition of the FIFA World Cup with the England national football team, when they won it on home soil at the original Wembley Stadium, and he scored three of the goals.
He also played for the Essex County Cricket Club from 1962 - 1964, before concentrating entirely on football - this included one first-class cricket match and twenty three outings for the Essex Second XI.
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The…
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