Headline: Francis Lee giant colour picture, tribute to Alec Stock, Legs Eleven a team of girls, The Football Hall of Fame is opening in London, Life's sweet by Ray Kennedy (Arsenal).

Front Cover Colour: Frank Worthington (Huddersfield)

Back Cover Colour: Ted MacDougall (Bournemouth)

Other Full Colour photos of players:
Steve Kember (crystal palace)

Other full-page black and white photos of players:
Peter Eustace (West Ham)
Jimmy Greenhoff (Stoke City)
Tony Green (Blackpool)
Ray Clemence (Liverpool)
Archie Gemmill (Derby County)

Other full-page black and white photos:
If you cant beat em join em (Legs Eleven a team of girls and Lucille Cato nearly as good as a boy!)

Part page black and white photos of teams:
FC Bruges

Double page spread, black and white photo:
Goalkeepers action special

Double page spread, colour photo:
Everton v Tottenham
Francis Lee giant colour picture

Match Reports and pictures:
England 3 East Germany 1
Italy 3 Eire 0 (European Championship)
Arsenal 4 Beeren Waas 0 Aggregate (European Fairs Cup)
Leeds 9 Sparta Prague 2 Aggregate (European Fairs Cup)
Liverpool 3 Hibernian 0 Aggregate (European Fairs Cup)

Articles:
25 years a manager: a tribute to Alec Stock (currently Luton)
Play it clean tribute to Alec Stock (players who do) by Pat Collins
The Football Hall of Fame is opening in London, March 1971.
Malcolm Allison's soccer school
No handicap by Mike Docherty (Burnley)
Review of the third round by Leslie Vernon (A review of this months European Soccer results)
Going places by Graham Paddon (Norwich)
Big chance by John McLaughlin (Liverpool)
Cup triumph just a start by Joe Harper (Aberdeen)
Peter Morris visits Wigan (a club determined to have the last laugh)
A World Eleven by Leslie Vernon (Bremner and Beckenbauer)
Life's sweet by Ray Kennedy (Arsenal)
Soccer Sideshow: News round up by Leslie Yates
Scottish Scene by Ken Gallacher (St Johnstone and Falkirk)
Scottish Roundabout (News round up)
Things they say (Comment by and about people in the game)
1947-1948 by Basil Easterbrook
Laugh Time
Letters from our readers
Know the player (A pictorial series helping fans identify league rivals)
Transfer Market moves
The game abroad by Bill Croft (Praise for England from Brazil)
Flying high: Steve Kember (crystal palace)
Promotion prospects for Leicester City and Notts County
A day with the Blades for prizewinner
Did you know that? By Dick Williamson
Swop your programmes here
Boys Club Section
Harry Cripps: King of the Den (Millwall)

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