EXCLUSIVE By . Mark Duell . PUBLISHED: . 11:15 EST, 29 December 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 11:15 EST, 29 December 2013 . In the days before Sky Sports, instant replays and sky-high ticket prices in the Premier League, football was a far more simple sport. Fans stood on huge packed terraces as they watched their local heroes battle it out on the pitch, sometimes attending games with their own hand-made merchandise. These photographs capture life inside and outside of grounds for fans of clubs such as Luton Town, Newcastle United and Manchester United. Also in the collection are images of Fulham footballers clearing snow their pitch before a cup tie and three Everton players crammed into a bath - both unlikely sights in the modern-day game. The images were provided to MailOnline by the The Daily Herald Archive, from the National Collection of Photography at the National Media Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire. The good old days: Luton Town FC fans are pictured by William Jones on March 5, 1959, with an impressive array of 'Up the Hatters' items to support their team . Fashions of yesteryear: A young boy stands with his father at an unknown match on August 12, 1965, in this photograph (left) by Ed Lacey, while Edward George Malindine's picture (right) shows the crowd at a game between Arsenal and Birmingham City on August 26, 1933 . Packed terrace: The crowd at Arsenal v Sheffield Wednesday on April 14, 1933, in this photograph taken by George Woodbine . Stay back: Roland Hicklin took this photograph of the scene after a 'stampede for tickets' to see a Manchester United game on February 3, 1950 . Toon Army: James JarchÃ© took this photograph of joyous Newcastle fans showing support for their team on April 23, 1932 . Wrapped up warm: A cheering crowd at an unknown football match on December 23, 1954 . Procession: Kenneth Lauder took this photograph of spectators walkinh to a football match on Shrove Tuesday in Alnwick, Northumberland, on February 17, 1953 . Looking on: A crowd of more than 65,000 at Highbury watch the match - except for one boy with a ice cream on August 23, 1954, in this photograph by William Jones . Chaos: Participants in the annual Shrovetide football game on February 9, 1932 in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, which is thought to date back more than 1,000 years . Packed in: Another photograph by Edward George Malindine of the crowd at a football match between Arsenal and Birmingham City on August 26, 1933 . Getting involved: Fulham footballers clear snow from their pitch before a . cup tie against Bury on January 5, 1939, in this photograph by Harold Tomlin . Pitch inspection: Cup final teams visit Wembley Stadium in North-West London on April 26, 1935, in this photograph by Edward George Malindine . Smartly-dressed: The England football team leave for the World Cup in Brazil on June 19, 1950, in this image from 'Warner' Team effort: George W Roper took this photograph of Everton footballers in the bath after training on January 4, 1938 . Marching on: The Huddersfield Town team inspect the Wembley pitch before the FA Cup Final on April 29, 1938, in which they were beaten 1-0 by Preston North End . Exercises: Queens Park Rangers footballers doing physical training on January 3, 1939, just months before the outbreak of the Second World War . Getting the game on: Thawing out Manchester City's football ground in chilly conditions on January 8, 1953, in this Roland Hicklin photograph . Measurements: Edward George Malindine took this photograph of the West Bromwich Albion team at Wembley before the FA Cup Final on April 26, 1935 . Into the notebook: Police book players after stopping a football match between Dore Juniors and Sheffield Rovers on Dore Recreation Ground in Sheffield in 1962. The teams had held a 'disorganised' football game in the hope of beating the Corporation bylaw forbidding organised sport on Sundays .
Images feature fans of clubs such as Luton Town, Newcastle United, Manchester United and Arsenal .
Set of photographs taken from Daily Herald Archive collection at National Media Museum in Bradford .
EXCLUSIVE By . Mark Duell . PUBLISHED: . 11:15 EST, 29 December 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 11:15 EST, 29 December 2013 . In the days before Sky Sports, instant replays and sky-high ticket prices in the Premier League, football was a far more simple sport. Fans stood on huge packed terraces as they watched their local heroes battle it out on the pitch, sometimes attending games with their own hand-made merchandise. These photographs capture life inside and outside of grounds for fans of clubs such as Luton Town, Newcastle United and Manchester United. Also in the collection are images of Fulham footballers clearing snow their pitch before a cup tie and three Everton players crammed into a bath - both unlikely sights in the modern-day game. The images were provided to MailOnline by the The Daily Herald Archive, from the National Collection of Photography at the National Media Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire. The good old days: Luton Town FC fans are pictured by William Jones on March 5, 1959, with an impressive array of 'Up the Hatters' items to support their team . Fashions of yesteryear: A young boy stands with his father at an unknown match on August 12, 1965, in this photograph (left) by Ed Lacey, while Edward George Malindine's picture (right) shows the crowd at a game between Arsenal and Birmingham City on August 26, 1933 . Packed terrace: The crowd at Arsenal v Sheffield Wednesday on April 14, 1933, in this photograph taken by George Woodbine . Stay back: Roland Hicklin took this photograph of the scene after a 'stampede for tickets' to see a Manchester United game on February 3, 1950 . Toon Army: James JarchÃ© took this photograph of joyous Newcastle fans showing support for their team on April 23, 1932 . Wrapped up warm: A cheering crowd at an unknown football match on December 23, 1954 . Procession: Kenneth Lauder took this photograph of spectators walkinh to a football match on Shrove Tuesday in Alnwick, Northumberland, on February 17, 1953 . Looking on: A crowd of more than 65,000 at Highbury watch the match - except for one boy with a ice cream on August 23, 1954, in this photograph by William Jones . Chaos: Participants in the annual Shrovetide football game on February 9, 1932 in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, which is thought to date back more than 1,000 years . Packed in: Another photograph by Edward George Malindine of the crowd at a football match between Arsenal and Birmingham City on August 26, 1933 . Getting involved: Fulham footballers clear snow from their pitch before a . cup tie against Bury on January 5, 1939, in this photograph by Harold Tomlin . Pitch inspection: Cup final teams visit Wembley Stadium in North-West London on April 26, 1935, in this photograph by Edward George Malindine . Smartly-dressed: The England football team leave for the World Cup in Brazil on June 19, 1950, in this image from 'Warner' Team effort: George W Roper took this photograph of Everton footballers in the bath after training on January 4, 1938 . Marching on: The Huddersfield Town team inspect the Wembley pitch before the FA Cup Final on April 29, 1938, in which they were beaten 1-0 by Preston North End . Exercises: Queens Park Rangers footballers doing physical training on January 3, 1939, just months before the outbreak of the Second World War . Getting the game on: Thawing out Manchester City's football ground in chilly conditions on January 8, 1953, in this Roland Hicklin photograph . Measurements: Edward George Malindine took this photograph of the West Bromwich Albion team at Wembley before the FA Cup Final on April 26, 1935 . Into the notebook: Police book players after stopping a football match between Dore Juniors and Sheffield Rovers on Dore Recreation Ground in Sheffield in 1962. The teams had held a 'disorganised' football game in the hope of beating the Corporation bylaw forbidding organised sport on Sundays .
clubs such as Luton Town, Newcastle United and Manchester United. Also in the collection are MailOnline by the The Daily Herald Archive, from National Media Museum in Bradford, West