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Nov 15, 1996 
Phil Neal faces the photographers ahead of his first game as Manchester City caretaker manager © PA Photos |
Oct 9, 1996 
Scotland kick off the game against Estonia which lasted just three seconds © Getty Images |
Oct 9, 1996 
Dejected Estonia players arrive for the match © Getty Images |
Oct 9, 1996 
Inadequate floodlights shine on the pitch © Getty Images |
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Oct 9, 1996 
Scotland players celebrate © Getty Images |
Oct 7, 1996 
Steve Coppell signs an autograph for a young Manchester City fan © Getty Images |
Oct 7, 1996 
Robin Friday © ESPNSoccernet |
Oct 7, 1996 
Super Furry Animals © ESPNSoccernet |
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Oct 5, 1996 
Neville Southall awaits the ball © PA Photos |
Sep 22, 1996 
New Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger at Highbury © Getty Images |
Sep 22, 1996 
Arsene Wenger arrives at Highbury © PA Photos |
Sep 21, 1996 
Alan Shearer of Newcastle United celebrates a goal © Getty Images |
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Sep 14, 1996 
Jens Lehmann in action for Schalke © Getty Images |
Sep 1, 1996 
David Beckham strides forward © PA Photos |
Sep 1, 1996 
David Beckham takes in the atmosphere © Getty Images |
Aug 17, 1996 
Fabrizio Ravanelli wheels away after scoring © PA Photos |
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Aug 1, 1996 
Kevin Keegan directs the troops © Getty Images |
Jun 30, 1996 
Oliver Bierhoff scores the Golden Goal © PA Photos |
Jun 26, 1996 
Gareth Southgate cuts a lonely figure as he walks back to the centre circle © PA Photos |
Jun 26, 1996 
Terry Venables and Don Howe console Gareth Southgate © PA Photos |
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