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Manchester City assistant manager Malcolm Allison pictured at home reading his book "
Manchester City assistant manager Malcolm Allison pictured at home reading his book " Rush To Judgement" after Sunday lunch.
Allison is alleged to have been reported to the FA by two referees for misconduct.
16th October 1966
Albert Cooper (Sun)
Daily Herald
Mirrorpix
Manchester
England
Media ID 21780509
© Mirrorpix
At Home Books Shirt Style 1966 Lesiure Manager
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the year 1966, where Manchester City's assistant manager, Malcolm Allison, is captured in a moment of tranquility at his home. Dressed impeccably in the fashion of the era, Allison can be seen engrossed in his book "Rush To Judgement" after enjoying a delightful Sunday lunch. However, behind this serene scene lies an intriguing story. Rumors have circulated that two referees reported Allison to the Football Association for alleged misconduct. As we gaze upon this image frozen in time, one cannot help but wonder about the events that led to such accusations and how they might have affected both Allison and Manchester City. Albert Cooper skillfully captures not only the essence of football management but also offers us a glimpse into leisurely moments spent by these revered figures off-field. The attention to detail is evident as every aspect of clothing and style reflects the trends prevalent during those vibrant 1960s. This photograph serves as a reminder that even amidst controversy and scrutiny within professional sports, there are still instances when individuals find solace within literature and personal pursuits. It invites us to ponder on how public figures navigate their private lives while under constant public scrutiny. Without mentioning any commercial use or affiliations with companies, Albert Cooper's remarkable snapshot transports us back in time while leaving room for our own interpretations and reflections on this fascinating chapter in football history.
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