Marching On Together with Jack Charlton Size:30.0 cm x 40.0 cm, 11.8 inches x 15.7 inches it was a popular destination

it was a popular destination for elderly and working-class people and it had a particularly strong presence in the north of England

and to take a dip in the holy town’s lake

I wrapped my camera in a plastic bag and got among the crowds

but covering the 1966 World Cup final remains a career highlight for the sports photographer Gerry Cranham

framed by silhouetted branches: the perfect autumn scene

Marching On Together with Jack Charlton Size:30.0 cm x 40.0 cm, 11.8 inches x 15.7 inches it was a popular destinationFootballing legend Jack Charlton passed away last week aged 85, leaving behind memories of a glittering playing career for both England, with whom he won the World Cup in 1966, and Leeds United. He played for United 773 times a club record and enjoyed two spells in the top flight, the latter of which saw Leeds become a dominant domestic force under manager Don Revie. A tough tackling centre back, Charlton marshalled their defence as Leeds won the