Own a Piece of History – Limited Edition Memorabilia While Stocks Last

Limited edition sports and music memorabilia available while stocks last.

Perfect for collectors, superfans, or as unique gifts for special occasions.
Once they’re gone, they’re gone — don’t miss your chance to own a piece of nostalgia.

prices listed are per singular item

Please note collection is from Unit 3, Churchill Court, 33 Palmerston Rd, Boscombe, Bournemouth.

THE DOUBLE: PART ONE – THE PREMIERSHIP

Manchester United 0 – Arsenal 1
Old Trafford 8th May 2002

The 2001–02 Premiership season was one of the closest in years. England’s biggest clubs were fighting it out for the title and the destiny of the championship went down to the final week.

Arsenal put together a fantastic run of form, needing to win at Old Trafford to secure the title. Manchester United and Arsène Wenger’s Gunners pulled clear of the pack towards the end of the season.

In the decisive match at Old Trafford, Arsenal delivered a magnificent performance, reducing United to a handful of half chances. Freddie Ljungberg slotted home the winner after a brilliant through ball from Sylvain Wiltord, sealing the game and securing the first half of Arsenal’s historic double.

Sylvain Wiltord
(signature)

£35 – 5 available

This piece celebrates Arsenal’s legendary 1970–71 Double-winning team, the first in the club’s history to secure both the League Championship and the FA Cup. Personally hand-signed by key members of that iconic side, including Frank McLintock, Charlie George, Bob Wilson, Pat Rice, and Eddie Kelly, it commemorates one of the most celebrated eras in Arsenal history and a golden generation that defined the club.

£100 – 1 available

Steve Davis is one of snooker’s greatest players and a true sporting icon. Dominating the sport during the 1980s, he won six World Championships and helped bring snooker into the mainstream, setting new standards of professionalism and excellence.

£30 – 16 available

Ossie Ardiles is a Tottenham Hotspur legend, renowned for bringing flair and technical excellence to English football. A 1978 World Cup winner with Argentina, he became a Spurs icon and was a key figure in the club’s FA Cup victories in 1981 and 1982.

£25 – 27 available

Ricky Villa
(signature)

Ricky Villa
1981 F.A. Cup Final Replay

Tottenham Hotspur’s Ricky Villa slides the ball past Manchester City’s Tommy Caton and goalkeeper Joe Corrigan to score the winning goal in the 3–2 victory.

£25 – 33 available

: Greavsies Greatest Book – signed by Jimmy – £27.50 – 27 available & unsigned x19 available at £5 eac

: Large print of Paul Gascoigne – £5 – 21 available

: Frame Martin Peters MBE – £49.99 – 19 available

: 1962 FA Cup Final signed by Cliff Jones, Jimmy Greaves, and Bobby Smith – £35 – 24 available

: Print Jimmy Greaves – £25 -12 available

: Book – Football the beautiful game Signed by Jimmy Greaves or Geoff Hurst – £27.50 – 19 available (10 Jimmy) (9 Geoff)

: Banks vs Pele Book- Unsigned – £5 -110 available

: Jimmy Greaves A 65th Birthday Tribute – insert signed by Jimmy, book signed by Ron Harris- £27.50- 1 available

: Arsenal No.9 Shirt signed by Freddie Ljungberg – £165 – 5 available

: 1966 World Cup 40th Anniversary Revisited signed by Geoff Hurst – £15 – 132 available

: Arsenal Heritage Shirt signed by Charlie George – £99 – 6 available

: Large print of Paul Gascoigne signed by Paul – £45 – 27 available

: Print The Double Part one: The Premiership – £35 – 5 available

: Print – World Cup 1966 July 11th to 30th signed by Sir Geoff Hurst – £25 – 3 available (frame not included)

: Print Nigel Sims – £25 – 33 available

: Print Jack Sewell -£25 – 30 available

: SOLD Large Original Painted Canvas of Rooney signed by Rooney (Signature faded) – £5000 – 1 available

Additional Prints – only £25

: Jimmy Greaves Tottenhams Hotspur greatest ever goalscorer – 2

: Frank Bruno in of his epic fights with great Mike Tyson – 1

: John Charles – 1 JOHN CHARLES Leeds United John Charles is widely regarded as the greatest player ever to have played for Leeds United. The ‘Gentle Giant’ as he became known, scored 157 goals for the club in 329 appearances. Untimely financial problems led to John going to Juventus for a world record £65,000 fee in 1957 where he won three titles and scored 105 goals in 178 games. Juventus fans voted John the greatest overseas player ever to play for them. Some accolade considering the list of stars to have graced the Stadio Delle Alpi. John has also played 38 times for Wales.

: England defender, Stuart Pearce, celebrates after scoring in the penalty shoot-out against Spain, during Euro 96. – 1

: England defender, Stuart Pearce, celebrates after scoring in the penalty shoot-out against Spain, during Euro 96. – 2

: Harry Rednapp – 5

: Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Martin Peters Celebrate the 1966 World Cup Final Victory – 5

: Bobby Smith – 16 “Bobby Smith and Danny Blanchflower parade the FA Cup round Wembley in May 1961 as they celebrate Spurs doing the first Cup and League ‘double’ since 1897.”

: “1958 WORLD CUP – PETER McPARLAND” – 5 Peter McParland celebrates one of his two goals for Northern Ireland v West Germany in the 1958 World Cup Finals.

: The Greatest Ever save – 1

: GEORGE COHEN – 6 Sir Alf Ramsey prevents George Cohen from exchanging shirts with Argentina’s Alberto Gonzales after England won the bad-tempered World Cup quarter final 1 – 0 at Wembley in 1966.

: Ricky Villa Slots home famous Spurs FA Cup Winner 1981 – 3

: GUADALAJARA WORLD CUP GROUP MATCH – 12 7th June 1970 Brazil 1 – 0 England Gordon Banks save from Pelé downward header

: Norman ‘Bite Yer Legs’ Hunter leaps for joy as Allan Clarke scores the goal that secured Leeds first F.A Cup victory. – 1 Wembley 1972 Leeds United 1 Arsenal 0

: Jimmy Greaves & Ron Chopper Harris Spurs FA Cup Victory 1967 – 1

: Jimmy Greaves – 1 ENGLAND 9 SCOTLAND 3 Wembley Stadium April 15th 1963. Jimmy Greaves scoring one of his three goals in the game.

: Henry Cooper & Cassius Clay – 1 Signed Henry Cooper

: ENGLAND 4 WEST GERMANY 2 – 1966 WORLD CUP FINAL – 4 George Cohen, Geoff Hurst & Martin Peters celebrate victory with the great Bobby Moore.

: “WORLD CUP 1966 – ENGLAND HOPEFULS” – 1 The possible members of England’s final squad of 22 for the 1966 World Cup Finals, gather around a fountain at Lilleshall. The unlucky 4 not to make the cut were Johnny Byrne, Bobby Tambling, Keith Newton & Gordon Milne.

: England World Cup Winning Team 1966 – 1

: “ENGLAND v WEST GERMANY 1954” – 1 West Germany goalkeeper Fritz Herkenrath punches clear from England’s Tom Finney during a friendly game played at Wembley, 1954

: “15th of May 1968, Manchester United’s Jimmy Murphy (assistant manager), Bobby Charlton (captain), Matt Busby (manager) and Jack Crompton (trainer) celebrate after securing their place in the 1968 European Cup Final, after a thrilling 3–3 draw with the mighty Real Madrid, with goals from Zoco (o.g.), Sadler & Foulkes.” JACK CROMPTON – MANCHESTER UNITED, 1968 – 1

: SPORTING LEGENDS – AUTOGRAPHED EDITIONS – 1 “Luton goalkeeper Baynham, dives in vain to stop this header from Bolton’s Nat Lofthouse, which put the home team out of the Cup. The other players pictured are Owen (centre half) and Jones (right back).” LUTON 0 v BOLTON 1 – 1953 FA CUP 5th ROUND

: “Norman Whiteside becomes the youngest ever goal scorer in an FA Cup Final, by scoring a 30th minute headed goal against Brighton & Hove Albion in the 1983 Final replay. United ran out easy 4–0 winners over their seaside rivals.” MANCHESTER UNITED – 1983 FA CUP WINNERS – 1

: Nobby Stiles – European & World Cup Winner – 3 England 1966 World Cup Winner, Wembley 30th July 1966 beating Germany 4–2 in the final. Manchester United 1968 European Cup Winner, Wembley 29th May 1968 beating Benfica of Portugal 4–1 in the final.

: Roy Bentley – 5 “Roy Bentley leads out Chelsea for the final game of the 1954/55 season in which the club clinched its first Division One title. Bentley was Chelsea’s leading scorer with 21 goals.”

: ENGLAND 4 GERMANY W. 2 1966 World Cup Final – 2 Goal Scorers Sir Geoff Hurst & Martin Peters

: Tottenham Hotspur – 20 1962 F.A. Cup Winners “Spurs players celebrate with the F. A. Cup on their lap of honour having defeated Burnley 3–1 at Wembley on 5th May 1962.”

: Tom Finney – 2 “Tom Finney beats George Young and scores a classic goal for England against Scotland in the Home International at Wembley in April 1951.”

: Gordon Banks – 27 “Gordon Banks makes the most famous save in history from Pele at the 1970 World Cup Finals in Mexico.”

: Ricardo Villa – 35 The Argentinian celebrates scoring one of the greatest winning goals ever seen in an FA Cup Final as Tottenham Hotspur beat Manchester City 3–2 in the 1981 replay at Wembley.

: 1962 FA Cup Final SPURS 3–1 BURNLEY – 23

: Jack Sewell – 30 scores for England during the historical game against the ‘Magical Magyars’ at Wembley in November 1953.

: Jimmy Greaves – 14 Jimmy Greaves scores the winning goal as England beat the Rest Of The World team 2–1 at Wembley in October 1963 in a match staged to celebrate the Centenary of the Football Association.

: Nigel Sims – 33 Aston Villa goalkeeper Nigel Sims foils the efforts of Tommy Taylor during the 1957 FA Cup Final as Villa beat Manchester United 2-1