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One of my favorite images in cinema. The evening sky mixed with Sheen’s nonchalant posing always gave me a warm and melancholic feeling for some reason.

At a banquet at a Hilton Hotel in Munich soon after the final win of 2-1 over the Netherlands.

West Germany 1-2 Netherlands, Volksparkstadion, Hamburg, 21 June

In the later parts of the year, specifically around the making of Magical Mystery Tour.

top to bottom: Tardelli, Gentile, Scirea

France and Hungary were set to meet in Mar Del Plata and, in an era where black and white TV was still very common, it was deemed both teams couldn't wear their dark home shirts.

However, partly due to an error by a French supervisor, both teams arrived at the ground only with their away shirts, which were both white.

To end the mixup, the match was delayed for 40 minutes before the arrival of France’s replacement kit, provided by local club Atlético Kimberley, who play in green and white stripes.

France won the game 3-1 with goals from Christian Lopez, Marc Berdoll, and Dominique Rocheteau.

Specifically between the release of Revolver and the filming of How I Won the War.

I find this period fascinating as a transition point for John, both physically and mentally. The last shreds of Beatlemania and the beginnings of the landscape of the late 60s.

Jean-Marie Périer, a photographer for the French magazine “Salut Les Copains,” took photographs of The Beatles on several occasions over the years. In January 1967, for the last time, he visited the EMI studios at Abbey Road to photograph them. During this session, he took the photo that was used on the Beatles’ next single, “Strawberry Fields Forever / Penny Lane,” which was released in February 1967.

More info: https://www.the-paulmccartney-project.com/1967/01/beatles-photo-shoot-with-jean-marie-perier/

1-0 against Club Brugge at Wembley, with the only goal being Dalglish’s in the 64th minute.