Sending Off Collection

Manchester United footballer George Best is consoled by teammates Tony Dunne (left) and Bobby Charlton after being sent off in the match against Chelsea. December 1971

Everton v. Sheffield United. Tony Currie sent off by referee Tony Morrissey. March 1973 P006202

Glasgow Rangers 0 v Aberdeen 3 Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Rangers player Davie Cooper argues with the referee as skipper Craig Paterson is ordered off during this bad

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Heart of Midlothian 1. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Rangers striker Ally McCoist hangs his head in shame after he and Hearts player Sandy Clark (right)

Glasgow Rangers 2 v St. Mirren 1. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Its a big joke to Rangers and St Mirren players

Northern Ireland 0 - 1 Scotland at George Best received his first red card for Northern Ireland after throwing mud at the referee at Windsor Park

English League Division One match at Bloomfield Road. Blackpool 1 v Manchester United 2. Denis Law of Manchester United walks away after being sent off as Pat Crerand is cautioned behind him

FA Cup Semi-Final at Villa Park. Nottingham Forest 4 v West Ham United 0. West Hams Tony Gale holds his head in his hands as he is sent off by referee Keith Hackett in the 20th minute

Manchester United v Arsenal - October 1967 Denis Law of Manchester United and Ian Ure of Arsenal are sent off by referee George McCabe 7th October 1967

Stoke v Crystal Palace. George Graham gets his marching orders from referee Martin. P011215

Spurs Scotish international, Alan Gilzean, leaves the pitch after being given his marching orders by referee during Tottenhams match against Leeds. April 1968 P009906

Manchester United v Everton FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium 18th May 1985. Kevin Moran of Manchester United is sent off May 1985 by referee Peter Willis in the 1985 FA Cup Final at Wembley Moran was

Leeds United v Liverpool, Charity Shield match at Wembley Stadium August 1974. Pictured: Referee Jack Taylor sends off both Kevin Keegan of Liverpool & Billy Bremner of Leeds

Steve McMahon Football player for Liverpool FC receives a red card from referee 24th August 1991. Final score: Luton 0-0 Liverpool

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"Emotional Farewells: A Look Back at Memorable 'Sending Off' Moments in Football History" Manchester United's George Best finds solace in the arms of teammate Tony Dunne after a disappointing match against Aberdeen at Ibrox. Glasgow Rangers suffer a 3-0 defeat against Heart of Midlothian, leaving their players, including Tony Dunne, disheartened on the pitch. The tension rises as Glasgow Rangers narrowly secure a 2-1 victory over St. Mirren during a Scottish Premier Division clash at Ibrox. Blackpool manages to hold off Manchester United with a 1-0 win during an intense English League Division One match at Bloomfield Road. Nottingham Forest dominates West Ham United with an impressive 4-0 triumph during the FA Cup Semi-Final at Villa Park, leading to disappointment for George Best and his team. Sheffield United's Tony Currie faces expulsion from the game after receiving a red card from referee Tony Morrissey during their encounter against Everton. In an intense Northern Ireland vs Scotland match, George Best receives his first-ever red card as Scotland secures a narrow 1-0 victory. October 1967 witnesses Denis Law of Manchester United facing disciplinary action as he clashes with Arsenal players during their highly anticipated showdown. Stoke City battles Crystal Palace when tensions escalate and George Graham is sent off by referee Martin, leaving both teams stunned by this turn of events. Tottenham Hotspur's Scottish international Alan Gilzean reluctantly leaves the field after being shown his marching orders in what proves to be an unforgettable moment for him and Spurs fans alike. Lastly, Manchester United takes on Everton in the FA Cup Final held at Wembley Stadium on May 18th, 1985—a bittersweet day marked by farewells and emotions running high throughout the match.