Alf Ramsey
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Dreaming of England: nationhood, football and the World CupWith the tournament almost upon us, England fans expect – but the game has changed over the decades, and the country with it
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From Alf Ramsey to Roy Hodgson: how England’s managers fared on debutSir Alf Ramsey is the only England manager to have won a major tournament but he also suffered the worst first game in charge of the team
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Roy of the Rovers celebrates 60 years – football’s comic-book role modelLaunched in Tiger magazine in 1954, the Melchester Rovers striker’s career captured the imagination of youngsters and adults alike – and even former England manager Alf Ramsey
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World Cup 2014: England's South American love affair still aflameFrom Argentina's rowdies to John Barnes's Maracanã magic, English football has always had a fascination for the latin way
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Fabio Capello admits World Cup dreams at unveiling of Alf Ramsey bustFabio Capello said he dreamed of emulating Alf Ramsey by winning the World Cup for England as he unveiled a bust of his predecessor today
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Pride of England: 1966 World Cup heroes receive medalsMembers of England's 1966 World Cup-winning squad were presented with their winners' medals at a reception in Downing Street today.
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Capello is echoing style of a master if not his voiceFabio Capello shares many similarities with England's most famous manager - Sir Alf Ramsey
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Heroes and villains: Sir Alf Ramsey
The World-Cup winning England manager is widely revered. But, says eminent historian Frank McLynn he was a humourless bore and stifling tactician whose reputation rests on a single undeserved triumph.
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Interview: Nobby Stiles
England's 1966 midfield enforcer recalls how Sir Alf Ramsey's loyalty kept his World Cup alive and tells Jim White why he is desperate to see the achievements of that squad equalled.
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Wembley statue for Ramsey and Moore
The construction of a joint statue to honour Sir Alf Ramsey and Bobby Moore at the new national stadium is being considered by the Football Association.
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Sir Alf Ramsey
Sir Alf Ramsey, distinguished footballer and still more distinguished manager, who took England to their only World Cup final victory in 1966 at Wembley, where a Geoff Hurst hat-trick and a still hotly disputed goal defeated West Germany, has died aged 79. Though he would win so many honours both as player and manager, he came curiously late to the game, turning professional with Southampton only when he was 24.
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Sir Alf RamseySir Alf Ramsey, distinguished footballer and still more distinguished manager, who took England to their only World Cup final victory in 1966 at Wembley, where a Geoff Hurst hat-trick and a still hotly disputed goal defeated West Germany, has died aged 79. Though he would win so many honours both as player and manager, he came curiously late to the game, turning professional with Southampton only when he was 24.



Observer picture archive Observer archive - Alf Ramsey, 28 October 1962