Manchester City and Crystal Palace players applaud in memory of former players who have passed away in 2013, including goalkeeper Bert Trautmann, before their English Premier League soccer match at the Etihad Stadium, Manchester, England

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Manchester City Players Observe A Minutes Applause in Memory of Bert Trautmann Before the Game United Kingdom Manchester

Manchester City V Newcastle United - 19 Aug 2013

Manchester City Players Wearing Bert Trautmann Shirts During the Pre Match Warm Up United Kingdom Manchester

Goalkeeper Joe Hart of Manchester City and England Wears A Goalkeepers Jersey in the Memory of Bert Trautmann Legendary Manchester City Goalkeeper United Kingdom Manchester

Manchester City and Newcastle United players observe a minutes applause for Bert Trautmann before the game

Manchester City v Newcastle United, Barclays Premier League Football Match, Etihad Stadium, Britain - 19 Aug 2013

Goalkeeper Joe Hart of Manchester City and England wears a Goalkeepers jersey in the Memory of Bert Trautmann, legendary Manchester City Goalkeeper

Former German Goalkeeper Jens Lehmann (l-r) Franz Beckenbauer and Former Manchester City Goalkeeper Bert Trautmann Prior to the Champions League Group a Soccer Match Between Fc Bayern Munich and Manchester City at Etihad Stadium in Manchester Britain 07 December 2011 United Kingdom Manchester

Britain Soccer Uefa Champions League - Dec 2011

Former Manchester City Goalkeeper, Bert Trautmann, London, Britain - 14 Apr 2010

Prince Philip AND Bert Trautmann AT A GALA CONCERT AT THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC HALL

QUEEN ELIZABETH II STATE VISIT TO GERMANY - 03 NOV 2004

JENS LEHMANN AND BERT TRAUTMANN AT A GALA CONCERT AT THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC HALL

QUEEN ELIZABETH II AND BERT TRAUTMANN AT A GALA CONCERT AT THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC HALL

BERT TRAUTMANN AND JENS LEHMANN AT A GALA CONCERT AT THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC HALL

QUEEN ELIZABETH II WITH BERT TRAUTMANN AT A GALA CONCERT AT THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC HALL

Pic Shows Goalkeeping Ledgends Gordon Banks And Bert Trautmann. Walk Of Fame - Maine Road...bert Trautman (right) And Gordon Banks (left) Show Off Their Famous Hands Having Just Imprinted Them For The Walk Of Fame At Manchester City Football Clubs Maine Road Ground. ..see Story Steve Baker Daily Mail Sport Manchester 

Pic Shows Goalkeeping Ledgends Gordon Banks And Bert Trautmann. Walk Of Fame - Maine Road...bert Trautman (right) And Gordon Banks (left) Show Off Their Famous Hands Having Just Imprinted Them For The Walk Of Fame At Manchester City Football Clubs Ma

Footballer Bert Trautmann Former Manchester City Goalkeeper Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife In Germany Trautmann Joined The Luftwaffe Early In The Second World War Serving As A Paratrooper. He Fought On The Eastern Front For Three Years Earning Five Medals Including An Iron Cross. Later In The War He Was Transferred To The Western Front Where He Was Captured By The British As The War Drew To A Close. One Of Only 90 Of His Original 1 000-man Regiment To Survive The War He Was Transferred To A Prisoner-of-war Camp In Ashton-in-makerfield Lancashire. Trautmann Refused An Offer Of Repatriation And Following His Release In 1948 He Settled In Lancashire Combining Farm Work With Playing As Goalkeeper For Local Football Team St Helens Town. Performances For St Helens Gained Trautmann A Reputation As An Able Goalkeeper Resulting In Interest From Football League Clubs. In October 1949 He Signed For Manchester City A Club Playing In The Highest Level Of Football In The Country The First Division. The Club's Decision To Sign A Former Axis Paratrooper Sparked Protests With 20 000 People Attending A Demonstration. Over Time He Gained Acceptance Through His Performances In The City Goal Playing All But Five Of The Club's Next 250 Matches.

Footballer Bert Trautmann Former Manchester City Goalkeeper Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper With Sons Mark (l) And Stephen (r) Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife In Germany Trautmann Joined The Luftwaffe Early In The Second World War Serving As A Paratrooper. He Fought On The Eastern Front For Three Years Earning Five Medals Including An Iron Cross. Later In The War He Was Transferred To The Western Front Where He Was Captured By The British As The War Drew To A Close. One Of Only 90 Of His Original 1 000-man Regiment To Survive The War He Was Transferred To A Prisoner-of-war Camp In Ashton-in-makerfield Lancashire. Trautmann Refused An Offer Of Repatriation And Following His Release In 1948 He Settled In Lancashire Combining Farm Work With Playing As Goalkeeper For Local Football Team St Helens Town. Performances For St Helens Gained Trautmann A Reputation As An Able Goalkeeper Resulting In Interest From Football League Clubs. In October 1949 He Signed For Manchester City A Club Playing In The Highest Level Of Football In The Country The First Division. The Club's Decision To Sign A Former Axis Paratrooper Sparked Protests With 20 000 People Attending A Demonstration. Over Time He Gained Acceptance Through His Performances In The City Goal Playing All But Five Of The Club's Next 250 Matches.

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper With Sons Mark (l) And Stephen (r) Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought U

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife In Germany Trautmann Joined The Luftwaffe Early In The Second World War Serving As A Paratrooper. He Fought On The Eastern Front For Three Years Earning Five Medals Including An Iron Cross. Later In The War He Was Transferred To The Western Front Where He Was Captured By The British As The War Drew To A Close. One Of Only 90 Of His Original 1 000-man Regiment To Survive The War He Was Transferred To A Prisoner-of-war Camp In Ashton-in-makerfield Lancashire. Trautmann Refused An Offer Of Repatriation And Following His Release In 1948 He Settled In Lancashire Combining Farm Work With Playing As Goalkeeper For Local Football Team St Helens Town. Performances For St Helens Gained Trautmann A Reputation As An Able Goalkeeper Resulting In Interest From Football League Clubs. In October 1949 He Signed For Manchester City A Club Playing In The Highest Level Of Football In The Country The First Division. The Club's Decision To Sign A Former Axis Paratrooper Sparked Protests With 20 000 People Attending A Demonstration. Over Time He Gained Acceptance Through His Performances In The City Goal Playing All But Five Of The Club's Next 250 Matches.

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife

Film 'cup Final ' 1965' Former Manchester City Footballer Bert Trautmann Rehearses With Actor Dennis Gilmore (left) And Pip Rolls.

Footballer Bert Trautmann (left) With Trevour Porteous Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife In Germany Trautmann Joined The Luftwaffe Early In The Second World War Serving As A Paratrooper. He Fought On The Eastern Front For Three Years Earning Five Medals Including An Iron Cross. Later In The War He Was Transferred To The Western Front Where He Was Captured By The British As The War Drew To A Close. One Of Only 90 Of His Original 1 000-man Regiment To Survive The War He Was Transferred To A Prisoner-of-war Camp In Ashton-in-makerfield Lancashire. Trautmann Refused An Offer Of Repatriation And Following His Release In 1948 He Settled In Lancashire Combining Farm Work With Playing As Goalkeeper For Local Football Team St Helens Town. Performances For St Helens Gained Trautmann A Reputation As An Able Goalkeeper Resulting In Interest From Football League Clubs. In October 1949 He Signed For Manchester City A Club Playing In The Highest Level Of Football In The Country The First Division. The Club's Decision To Sign A Former Axis Paratrooper Sparked Protests With 20 000 People Attending A Demonstration. Over Time He Gained Acceptance Through His Performances In The City Goal Playing All But Five Of The Club's Next 250 Matches.

Footballer Bert Trautmann (left) With Trevour Porteous Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strif

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper His Testimonial Match Manchester City V International Xi Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife In Germany Trautmann Joined The Luftwaffe Early In The Second World War Serving As A Paratrooper. He Fought On The Eastern Front For Three Years Earning Five Medals Including An Iron Cross. Later In The War He Was Transferred To The Western Front Where He Was Captured By The British As The War Drew To A Close. One Of Only 90 Of His Original 1 000-man Regiment To Survive The War He Was Transferred To A Prisoner-of-war Camp In Ashton-in-makerfield Lancashire. Trautmann Refused An Offer Of Repatriation And Following His Release In 1948 He Settled In Lancashire Combining Farm Work With Playing As Goalkeeper For Local Football Team St Helens Town. Performances For St Helens Gained Trautmann A Reputation As An Able Goalkeeper Resulting In Interest From Football League Clubs. In October 1949 He Signed For Manchester City A Club Playing In The Highest Level Of Football In The Country The First Division. The Club's Decision To Sign A Former Axis Paratrooper Sparked Protests With 20 000 People Attending A Demonstration. Over Time He Gained Acceptance Through His Performances In The City Goal Playing All But Five Of The Club's Next 250 Matches.

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper His Testimonial Match Manchester City V International Xi Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper His Testimonial Match Manchester City V International Xi L-r John Connelly Bert Trautmann Ronnie Clayton Bobby Johnstone Stanley Matthews An Albert Quixall Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife In Germany Trautmann Joined The Luftwaffe Early In The Second World War Serving As A Paratrooper. He Fought On The Eastern Front For Three Years Earning Five Medals Including An Iron Cross. Later In The War He Was Transferred To The Western Front Where He Was Captured By The British As The War Drew To A Close. One Of Only 90 Of His Original 1 000-man Regiment To Survive The War He Was Transferred To A Prisoner-of-war Camp In Ashton-in-makerfield Lancashire. Trautmann Refused An Offer Of Repatriation And Following His Release In 1948 He Settled In Lancashire Combining Farm Work With Playing As Goalkeeper For Local Football Team St Helens Town. Performances For St Helens Gained Trautmann A Reputation As An Able Goalkeeper Resulting In Interest From Football League Clubs. In October 1949 He Signed For Manchester City A Club Playing In The Highest Level Of Football In The Country The First Division. The Club's Decision To Sign A Former Axis Paratrooper Sparked Protests With 20 000 People Attending A Demonstration. Over Time He Gained Acceptance Through His Performances In The City Goal Playing All But Five Of The Club's Next 250 Matches.

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper His Testimonial Match Manchester City V International Xi L-r John Connelly Bert Trautmann Ronnie Clayton Bobby Johnstone Stanley Matthews An Albert Quixall Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (bor

Manchester City Goalkeeper Bert Trautmann On The Terrace At Maine Road 

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper With Manchester City New Boy Alan Ogley 17yo Signing From Barnsley Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife In Germany Trautmann Joined The Luftwaffe Early In The Second World War Serving As A Paratrooper. He Fought On The Eastern Front For Three Years Earning Five Medals Including An Iron Cross. Later In The War He Was Transferred To The Western Front Where He Was Captured By The British As The War Drew To A Close. One Of Only 90 Of His Original 1 000-man Regiment To Survive The War He Was Transferred To A Prisoner-of-war Camp In Ashton-in-makerfield Lancashire. Trautmann Refused An Offer Of Repatriation And Following His Release In 1948 He Settled In Lancashire Combining Farm Work With Playing As Goalkeeper For Local Football Team St Helens Town. Performances For St Helens Gained Trautmann A Reputation As An Able Goalkeeper Resulting In Interest From Football League Clubs. In October 1949 He Signed For Manchester City A Club Playing In The Highest Level Of Football In The Country The First Division. The Club's Decision To Sign A Former Axis Paratrooper Sparked Protests With 20 000 People Attending A Demonstration. Over Time He Gained Acceptance Through His Performances In The City Goal Playing All But Five Of The Club's Next 250 Matches.

Footballer Bert Trautmann Manchester City Goalkeeper With Manchester City New Boy Alan Ogley 17yo Signing From Barnsley Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester C

James Barrie Betts; Neil James Young; William Ernest Leivers; Bert Trautmann; Bernhard Carl Trautmann; Robert Kennedy; Alan Arthur Oakes; John Harvey Benson; Glyn Pardoe; David Wagstaffe; John Roy Plenderleith; Joseph Hayes; Clifford Reginald Sear Members of the Manchester City football team pose in October 1962 at their stadium in Manchester, United Kingdom. Standing on the pitch, back row, from left to right are: James Barrie Betts, Neil James Young, William Ernest Leivers, Bert Trautmann, Robert Kennedy, Alan Arthur Oakes, John Harvey Benson and Glyn Pardoe. Front row from left to right: David Wagstaffe, John Roy Plenderleith, Joseph Hayes and Clifford Reginald Sear

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Footballer Bert Trautmann (left) With Wife Margaret And His New Gold Watch Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Times Of Inter-war Strife In Germany Trautmann Joined The Luftwaffe Early In The Second World War Serving As A Paratrooper. He Fought On The Eastern Front For Three Years Earning Five Medals Including An Iron Cross. Later In The War He Was Transferred To The Western Front Where He Was Captured By The British As The War Drew To A Close. One Of Only 90 Of His Original 1 000-man Regiment To Survive The War He Was Transferred To A Prisoner-of-war Camp In Ashton-in-makerfield Lancashire. Trautmann Refused An Offer Of Repatriation And Following His Release In 1948 He Settled In Lancashire Combining Farm Work With Playing As Goalkeeper For Local Football Team St Helens Town. Performances For St Helens Gained Trautmann A Reputation As An Able Goalkeeper Resulting In Interest From Football League Clubs. In October 1949 He Signed For Manchester City A Club Playing In The Highest Level Of Football In The Country The First Division. The Club's Decision To Sign A Former Axis Paratrooper Sparked Protests With 20 000 People Attending A Demonstration. Over Time He Gained Acceptance Through His Performances In The City Goal Playing All But Five Of The Club's Next 250 Matches.

Footballer Bert Trautmann (left) With Wife Margaret And His New Gold Watch Bernhard Carl 'bert' Trautmann Obe (born 22 October 1923) Is A German Former Professional Footballer Who Played For Manchester City From 1949 To 1964. Brought Up During Time

Goalkeeper Bert Trautmann At Home With Son Stephen Trautmann.

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