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| Sir Tom Finney England & Preston North End Legend |
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| Gary Lineker |
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| Steven Gerrard Liverpool 2005 Lifting Champions League Trophy |
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| Sir Bobby Charlton Picture with Replica World Cup Winners Medal |
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| Wayne Rooney Signed Manchester Utd Shirt Season 2009-10 (unframed) |
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| Neil Lennon Celtic Signed Picture Ref: 1 |
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| Neil Lennon Celtic Signed Picture Ref: 2 |
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| Neil Lennon Celtic Signed Picture Ref: 3 |
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| Neil Lennon Celtic Signed Picture Ref: 4 |
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| Neil Lennon Celtic Signed Picture Ref: 5 |
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| Muzzy Izzet Turkish international midfielder, Muzzy Izzet celebrates his crucial goal in Leicester City’s 3-1 victory over fierce rivals Derby County. Izzet, who has signed this picture, began his career at Chelsea, before making his name at Filbert Street and the Walkers Stadium for the Foxes, followed by a brief spell at Birmingham City. The gifted midfielder featured for Turkey against Brazil in the 2002 World Cup Semi-Final. |
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| Steve Walsh This Leicester City legend signed this iconic image of his winning goal in the 1994 Play-Off Final against Derby County, earning his side promotion to the Premier League for the first time, along with the club’s first ever win at the Twin Towers. Voted in a BBC poll as supporters’ all-time cult hero, Walshy is a true hero of Foxes fans, scoring over 60 goals in over 500 appearances during his 14 years at the club. |
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| Gary Lineker & Steve Walsh Possibly Leicester’s favourite son and adopted son, Lineker and Walsh are pictured here at the club’s Belvoir Drive training ground in 1997 during Walsh’s testimonial year. Both legends have signed this great image. |
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| Steve Walsh This Leicester City legend signed this iconic image of his winning goal in the 1994 Play-Off Final against Derby County, earning his side promotion to the Premier League for the first time, along with the club’s first ever win at the Twin Towers. Voted in a BBC poll as supporters’ all-time cult hero, Walshy is a true hero of Foxes fans, scoring over 60 goals in over 500 appearances during his 14 years at the club. |
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| Muzzy Izzet & Matt Elliott Both of these Leicester City legends are pictured celebrating their Worthington Cup triumph in 2000 as the last team to ever win the League Cup at the old stadium. Elliott scored twice to seal the 2-1 victory over Tranmere Rovers. |
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| Steve Walsh This Leicester City legend signed this iconic image of his winning goal in the 1994 Play-Off Final against Derby County, earning his side promotion to the Premier League for the first time, along with the club’s first ever win at the Twin Towers. Voted in a BBC poll as supporters’ all-time cult hero, Walshy is a true hero of Foxes fans, scoring over 60 goals in over 500 appearances during his 14 years at the club. |
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| Steve Walsh This Leicester City legend signed this iconic image of his winning goal in the 1994 Play-Off Final against Derby County, earning his side promotion to the Premier League for the first time, along with the club’s first ever win at the Twin Towers. Voted in a BBC poll as supporters’ all-time cult hero, Walshy is a true hero of Foxes fans, scoring over 60 goals in over 500 appearances during his 14 years at the club. |
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| Gary Lineker England’s second highest scorer of all-time with 48 goals, Gary Lineker has signed this picture of him celebrating during the 1990 World Cup, where he scored a dramatic equaliser against West Germany in the semi-finals. Lineker was the winner of the 1986 World Cup Golden Boot and played for Leicester City, Everton, Barcelona, Tottenham Hotspur and Nagoya Grampus Eight during a glittering career, before his current role as a respected presenter for the BBC. |
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| Ron Harris Ron ‘Chopper’ Harris, the all-action defender of the 1960’s and 70’s Chelsea side signed this picture of himself in typical pose, making life extremely difficult for the prodigious talent of George Best. Harris won the FA Cup and Cup Winners’ Cup and is has a suite named after him at Stamford Bridge. |
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| Leicester City League One Champions The full Leicester City squad are pictured celebrating the club’s League One title win in 2009 at the Walkers Stadium, following Nigel Pearson’s side’s 2-2 draw with Scunthorpe United. City achieved 96 points during this glorious campaign, storming to the championship at the first attempt. |
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| Gerry Taggart Fans’ favourite, Gerry Taggart, is pictured climbing above teammate, Frank Sinclair, to power a header towards goal during Leicester City’s 2002/03 promotion season. Taggart became an integral part of the successful Leicester sides led by Martin O’Neill and latterly by Micky Adams. The powerful central defender also achieved over 50 caps for Northern Ireland during a successful career. |
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| Leicester City Signed Football The League One title-winning squad have signed this Leicester City 125th anniversary football. The Foxes clocked up 96 points and scored 84 goals as they finished top of the pile in the 2008/09 campaign. |
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| Eduardo Da Silva Arsenal and Croatia star, Eduardo is pictured here in action for his club. The Brazilian born striker is a lethal finisher and is beginning to find form following a career-threatening broken leg, sustained against Birmingham City in 2008. |
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| Ryan Giggs The Manchester United and Wales legend is pictured showing his typical wing wizardry here. United’s record appearance holder, Giggs has won 11 league tiles, two European Cups and is the only player to have scored in every season of the Premier League. |
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| Fernando Torres Fernando Torres, the Liverpool and Spain star, is one of the premier strikers in world football and he is pictured here in action for the Merseysiders at Old Trafford against Manchester United. In December 2009, the former Athletico Madrid forward became the fastest Liverpool player to reach 50 league goals for the club. |
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| Michael Owen Pictured in action for Manchester United, the former Liverpool and Real Madrid striker is one of England’s greatest ever goalscorers. Owen has been capped 89 times by his country, scoring 40 goals, after making his debut aged just 18 years 59 days - this made Michael the youngest England player of the 20th century. |
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| Jamie Carragher All true Liverpool supporters love the all-action approach of defender, Jamie Carragher, pictured here. The committed centre-back can also fill in at full-back and has been one of The Reds’ most consistent performers for over a decade. |
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| Fernando Torres Running with the ball at his feet, putting real fear in to defenders across the world, Liverpool star Fernando Torres is pictured in typically free-flowing mood. |
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| Andrei Arshavin The Arsenal and Russia attacking star is pictured here, once again mesmerising defences. Captain of the Russian national side, Arshavin has scored some spectacular goals since joining The Gunners from Zenit St. Petersburg in 2009. |
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| Steven Gerrard Arguably one of England’s most complete midfielders, the Liverpool man is pictured once again marauding ominously towards another terrified defence. During his time with the club, Stevie G has almost single-handedly guided The Reds to several trophies, including the 2005 Champions League and the 2006 FA Cup. |
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| David Beckham Goldenballs himself, David Beckham, is possibly one of the greatest passers of a football in the history of the game. Here, he is setting up another move for his current club, LA Galaxy in a pre-season friendly against Chelsea. |
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| World Cup Winners Signed by Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, these three legends are pictured holding the Jules Rimet trophy after England’s famous triumph in 1966. |
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| Sir Geoff Hurst This legendary striker is the only player to ever score a hat-trick in a World Cup final, helping England to a 4-2 win over arch rivals, West Germany. He is pictured here, sealing the win with his third and England’s fourth. All together now, “they think it’s all over…it is now!” |
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| World Cup Celebration - The Goalscorers Signed by England’s World Cup final scorers, Hurst and Peters, this image depicts the unforgettable moments immediately after Bobby Moore lifted the famous trophy and a nation celebrated. |
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| Jimmy Greaves Part of the 1966 England World Cup winning squad, Jimmy Greaves is one of the greatest strikers in English football history. Greaves has an almost unrivalled goalscoring record and is pictured doing what he did best for Tottenham Hotspur. |
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| Ian Marshall Wheeling away in delight, Leicester City cult hero, Ian Marshall, celebrates a goal against his club’s arch rivals, Derby County, during a 4-2 win in which Marshall struck a sensational hat-trick. |
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| Steven Gerrard This image depicts the Liverpool legend lifting the 2005 European Champions League trophy, after the club’s sensational penalty shootout victory over AC Milan, having earlier trailed 3-0. |
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| Bobby Charlton England’s all-time record scorer with 49 goals in 106 games, Sir Bobby Charlton is pictured here during his hugely successful 19-year Manchester United career. Part of the famous Busby Babes team and a survivor of the Munich air disaster, Charlton went on to lift at the 1968 European Cup and play some amazing attacking football alongside fellow legends George Best and Denis Law. |
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| David Beckham Becks is pictured after scoring the opening goal against Arsenal in the 1999 FA Cup Semi-Final at Villa Park. United went on to win the tie 2-1 after Ryan Giggs’ glorious individual strike. |
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| Arsene Wenger The Arsenal boss is pictured celebrating another goal for The Gunners. Monsieur Wenger has been in charge at the North London club since 1996 and has won three league titles, four FA Cups and claimed countless plaudits for his team’s playing style along the way. |
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| George Best The most talented player of his generation and arguably the greatest of all-time, The Belfast boy is pictured in action for Manchester United. Despite his playboy lifestyle off the field, Best will remembered for his mesmeric dribbling style, awesome goalscoring ability and making fantasy football a reality. Maradona… good, Pele… better, George… Best. |
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| Cesc Fabregas Arsenal’s young captain is pictured in Champions League action for The Gunners. The Spanish international is one of the finest attacking midfielders in the Premier League and has the potential to become an Arsenal great. |
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| Frank Lampard Pictured after scoring yet another goal for Chelsea, England midfielder Frank Lampard has been one of the most consistent Premier League performers since the turn of the century. Blessed with an almost tireless engine and a powerful, unerringly accurate shot, Lamps played a major role in The Blues’ 2005 and 2006 title wins. |
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| Sir Bobby Robson One of the finest English managers of all-time, Sir Bobby Robson is pictured here in action for the Three Lions. After a successful playing career, which included spells at Fulham and West Brom, and 20 appearances for his country, Robson started his managerial career at Ipswich Town before leading England at the 1986 and 1990 World Cup finals. Sadly Sir Bobby passed away in July 2009 following a lengthy illness. |
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| Manchester United Medals A presentation of the medals won by Manchester United following their 1999 treble triumph which saw The Red Devils lift the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup under Sir Alex Ferguson. |
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| Liverpool Cap Liverpool cap signed by former player and current Assistant Manager, Sammy Lee. |
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| Thierry Henry Barcelona and France striker, Thierry Henry is pictured during his spell with former club, Arsenal. Henry won two Premier League titles and three FA Cups with The Gunners and became the club’s all time leading goalscorer with 226 strikes in all competitions. |
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| Matty Fryatt Leicester City’s star striker, Matty Fryatt, is pictured after scoring against Sheffield United at Bramall Lane in the second game of the 2009/10 campaign. |
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| John Terry Former England captain and Chelsea legend, John Terry is pictured in action for his club. JT was the bedrock of The Blues’ 2005 and 2006 title winning team. |
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| Christiano Ronaldo Real Madrid and Portugal star, Cristiano Ronaldo, is pictured on the ball at Old Trafford for his former club, Manchester United. Ronaldo won every domestic honour possible with United as well as the European Champions League. The free-scoring winger was named as the World and European Player of the Year in 2008. |
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| Matt Elliott Leicester City legend, Matt Elliott, celebrates another goal during his successful period playing for the Foxes. |
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| Alan Birchenall Leicester City legend, Alan Birchenall, is pictured prior to the club’s crucial home game against Manchester City during their struggle to retain their Premier League status. |
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| Arsenal Shirt Signed Arsenal shirt, including many of the current playing squad. |
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| 1970 Chelsea FA Cup Winners Signed by Alan Birchenall Leicester City legend Alan Birchenall MBE, pictured during his time with Chelsea, alongside his team-mates after their 1970 FA Cup success. |
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