Signed photograph of Bryan Robson. Signed at Icons.com official signing and comes with certificate of authenticity.
Bryan Robson, known as “Captain Marvel,” is a legendary figure in English football. He captained Manchester United and the England national team, renowned for his tenacity, leadership, and goal-scoring prowess from midfield. Robson’s career highlights include numerous trophies and a lasting legacy as one of the game’s most influential players.
This is a print of the iconic image aqua-planing at Stamford bridge in 1956 playing for Preston North End.
It was an acknowledged masterpiece – the 1956 sports photo of the year – which showed a spray-shrouded Tom Finney aquaplaning down the wing on a sodden afternoon at Chelsea.
Finney represented Preston in all five of the old forward positions. Although slight, he was a ferocious ball-winner. Although not tall, he could be deadly in the air. He was quick, an accurate passer and a frequent scorer, with 187 goals in 433 appearances for Preston.
He even became England’s leading scorer upon getting his 30th goal against Northern Ireland in 1958, but two weeks later Nat Lofthouse drew level and both were to be eclipsed by Bobby Charlton in 1963.
Collection of over 160 original black and white photographs from 1944 to 1948 in an album. Some are still loose. They are predominantly Newcastle United but there is the odd England v France and other team photos included. They are Newcastle Chronicle photos collected by the same gentleman when he was a young man and they have always been in the same family.
The photographs come presented in a Newcastle Chronicle album alongside descriptions of the game/ player, as appropriate.
The photographs are in excellent condition. The Album shows signs of wear commensurate with age.
This seat was from the old Wembley Stadium and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
This is one of the original 2000 Wembley Stadium Seats that were removed on October 6th 2002. These historic seats were installed in advance of the World Cup finals in 1966 and remained in place up to the stadium closure in 2000. Seat 9 comes with a certificate of authenticity from Wembley Stadium.
This was the first debut album that started the worldwide Panini football sticker collecting craze.
The album from 1970 is in good condition and comes complete with all stickers. No writing has been added to the album and the staples are all secure.
The 1970 World Cup saw England arrive in Mexico as world champions. However, the magic of 1966 was not to be repeated, with England losing to Germany 3-2 in the quarter finals and not returning to the competition until 1982.
The album features legends of English football, including Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks, Bobby and Jack Charlton and international stars such as Germany’s Franz Beckenbauer, Portugal’s Eusébio and Pelé from 1970’s winning team, Brazil.
The 1970 World Cup saw England arrive in Mexico as world champions. However, the magic of 1966 was not to be repeated, with England losing to Germany 3-2 in the quarter finals and not returning to the competition until 1982.
The album features legends of English football, including Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks, Bobby and Jack Charlton and international stars such as Germany’s Franz Beckenbauer, Portugal’s Eusébio and Pelé from 1970’s winning team, Brazil.
Collection features 288 stickers and cards with a 50 page softcover sticker album on Italian language. All 16 teams that played in tournament appear in the sticker book.
The combination of self-adhesive peel off stickers and cardboard cards is what makes Panini Mexico 70 quite unique. All the players and teams have been printed on thick cardboard cards which can be put into the album by using glue or a scotch tape. Posters and flags are produced as self adhesive stickers.
Stickers and cards are not numbered at the back. To stick them you have to check the name of a player inside the album which can an exhausting process. Collection has been printed in Italy, but has been distributed in the United Kingdom as well.
Panini Mexico 70 – 1970 World Cup Album general info
Album size : 230 x 240 mm
Album : 50 pages
Stickers size : 36 x 53 mm
Cards size : 53 x 75 mm
Language : English
Publisher : Panini Modena
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Two footballing greats from 1950s
Tommy Banks was a tough-tackling left-back who played for Bolton Wanderers from 1947 to 1961, making over 200 appearances. He starred in Bolton’s 1958 FA Cup-winning team and earned six England caps, including at the 1958 World Cup. Known for his fierce determination, Banks was a true defensive stalwart.
Sir Stanley Matthews was one of football’s greatest wingers, renowned for his dribbling, sportsmanship, and longevity. Playing for Stoke City and Blackpool, he won the 1953 FA Cup with a legendary performance. The first Ballon d’Or winner (1956), he earned 54 England caps and played professionally until age 50.
Obtained by the vendor at a footballing dinner auction.
Original signed photo of the iconic West Ham and England captain playing for West Ham and defending the goal.
Bobby Moore was West Ham United’s legendary captain, making 647 appearances (1958–1974) and leading them to FA Cup and European glory. As England’s 1966 World Cup-winning captain, he remains an icon of leadership and composure. A defensive maestro, Moore’s legacy endures as one of football’s greatest ever players.
Date: 9 February, 1977
Location: OLD TRAFFORD
Teams:Manchester United vs Benfica
Final score: 1-4
Description: Alex Stepney, a goalkeeper, played for Manchester United from 1966 to 1978, making 539 appearances. He won the 1968 European Cup, producing a crucial save in the final. Stepney also secured league and domestic honors. Capped once for England, he was known for his commanding presence and shot-stopping ability.
Date: 21 May, 1983
Location: Wembley Stadium
Teams: Manchester United vs Brighton
Final score: 4-0
Description:
This tracksuit is very rare in that it was worn by the players and officials on the day of the cup final. What was very special about was that the team went up to London via Helicopter and landed in a local school. The tracksuit made by Adidas and has the Brighton bade embroidered on the chest and the match details’ FA Cup Final Wembley 1983” representing the big game.
Date: October 3, 1973
Location: OLD TRAFFORD, Manchester
Teams: Manchester United vs Ajax
Final score: 1-0
Program from the testimony match celebrating the career of Dennis Law.
Signed by Dennis Law on front
Denis Law, a Scottish football legend, played as a forward known for his agility and scoring prowess. He notably starred for Manchester United and Manchester City, winning the Ballon d’Or in 1964. His career spanned from the 1950s to the 1970s, leaving a lasting legacy as one of Scotland’s greatest players.
Denis Law’s career
Denis Law’s retirement
An illustrated collection of detailed profiles of players who have represented Manchester United at first team level in the modern era, and managers who have led the club from the 1950s onwards. In the PLAYER BY PLAYER series.
| Category: | Books |
| ISBN: | 1852232560 |
| Title: | Manchester United: Player by Player The Fast Free Shipping |
| Author: | Ponting, Ivan |
| Publisher: | The Crowood Press Ltd |
| Year Published: | 1989 |
| Number of Pages: | 176 |
| Book Binding: | Hardback |
Original admiral shirt from the mid 1970s signed by the Leeds squad.
Shirt comes framed in excellent condition and is signed by the full squad including Billy Bremner, Allan Clarke, Eddie Grey, Paul Reaney Norman Hunter , Trevor Cherry, Joe Jordan, Gordon McQueen, David Stewart, Duncan Mackenzie, Peter Hampton and other squad members of the time.
Leeds United were European Cup Finalists in 1975 loosing to Bayern Munich 2-0 in Paris.
