New Stock

PR Sports Entertainers Ltd
present
"Forever Blowing Bubbles”

A night of West Ham Nostalgia

with Sir Trevor Brooking, Steve Lomas and Tony Gale

11th November 2010

Start 7.45pm

£19.50 plus booking fee

Brentwood Centre
Doddinghurst Road
Pilgrims Hatch
Brentwood
Essex
CM15 9NN

Box office 0871 2241113
www.nationalboxoffice.co.uk

West Ham related memorabilia and photos can be bought supplied by www.soccerbid.co.uk

information hotline 01702 202036

1957/1958 England football team signed album page signed in ink by Busby Babes Duncan Edwards, Tommy Taylor & Roger Byrne plus Billy Wright, Johnny Haynes, Tom Finney, Ronnie Clayton, Eddie Hopkinson, Bobby Robson, Don Howe, and Bryan Douglas the autographs were obtained on the 27 November 1957 which was the 1958 World Cup qualifier against France which England won 4 nil. This piece of memorabilia is special as it was the last times Duncan Edwards played for England before the Munich air disaster.

1969 Arsenal v Swindon Town League Cup Final with ticket. Swindon beat Arsenal 3-1. Both the programme and ticket are in very good condition.

1974 World cup TV times signed by Martin Peters spine sellotaped a bit of retro TV listings

Alf Ramsey signed greeting "best wishes to Susan" this could be cropped fold down centre however a rare signature now to obtain.

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Billy Foulkes signed newspaper a Manchester Utd servant from 1951-1970 he was involved in the Munich Air diaster survived to continue playing for Man U, he played 679 games, third to Ryan Giggs and Sir Bobby Charlton, he also made 3 appearances as a substitute. He also started in every single United game in the seasons 1957–58, 1959–60, 1963–64 and 1964–65. He scored a total of 9 goals in his 18 seasons at United and helped the club win four First Division titles, one FA Cup and one European Cup. Despite this, he was capped only once for England in 1955. A small 6.5 cmx4cm press picture with mild fading to the Billy

A Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers 1953 FA Cup Final print which has been signed by Stanley Matthews. The print is in very good condition although the frame is a bit battered hence the price.

Early Bobby Moore signature on a press picture we are selling this for a client however we are more than happy with the authenticity. 7 3/4" X3 3/4"

Bobby Moore and Bobby Robson signed magazine pictures hand signed by the football legends.

6 3/4 X 4" picture of the 1963 England team from book with good signatures of Jimmy Greaves and Bobby Moore

Bobby Moore early signed magazine picture on card hand signed by Bobby Moore.

Bobby Robson early signed magazine picture on card hand signed by Bobby Robson.

Boxing glove signed newly-crowned WBA world heavyweight champion David 'The Hayemaker' Haye and Frank Bruno WBC former World Champion

Burnley vintage signed newsprint picture signed by 10 7 3/4" X 5 3/4" we are selling this for a collector but are happy with the authenticity. signed in biro and ink. Signed by Miller, Cummings, McDonald, Seith, Robson, Smith, Newlands, Pointer, McIlroy, and Pilkington

Chelsea early signed press picture signed by 10 including Bonetti, Jimmy Greaves, Venables, Brabrook, Peter and John Sillett, Gibbs, Blunstone, Bradbury,Livesey. 7 1/2x 51/2"

Chelsea new season 2010-2011 signed shirt. Signatures from Petr Cech, Ashley Cole, Ricardo Carvalho, Frank Lampard, Joe Cole, Michael Ballack, Florent Malouda, Yury Zhirkov, Paulo Ferreira, Deco, Salomon Kalou, Ross Turnbull, John Terry,Juliano Belletti & Ray Wilkins.

David Beckham actual signed England shirt

Legend is a commonly used word however this man is a real legend of the game of cricket its a shame he did not play for England! However Australia was his place of birth and this action shot of him clearly signed in biro is a rare piece of memorabilia. This is 19”x15”

As agents for Frank Bruno we are delighted to have the honour to offer some of Franks actual robes. Can we stress Frank does not NEED to sell these however they are in the way and he will listen to any sensible offers this robe was worn for one of his fights it is not the one worn for the fight where Frank won the World Championship, we have a number available

Frank Lampard signed (twice) England shirt.

Frank MacAvennie signed Celtic image 12X16" he as a hero for West Ham made many fans/friends at Celtic

UEFA Euro 1972 England v West Germany official programme. The programme is in good condition, with slight wear to the spine. This was Geoff Hursts last game for England his England career ended the same year with yet another game against West Germany, in the qualification stages for the 1972 European Championships, which England lost. He had won 49 caps and scored 24 goals, currently putting him 11th in the all-time England scorers' list.

Jimmy Greaves in England colours V The rest of the world!
Actually there were a few other England players on the day a wonderful large image of Jimmy clearly signed.

Joe Cole signed Current England shirt

John Terry signed current England Shirt

Lewis Hamilton montage lots of images of lewis plus engraved plate of results from the 2007 season

He will be best known for his playing days with Notts County Thomas, Played 431 games for Nottingham Forest between 1946 and 1960, the picture here of the team from the 40's/50's

Original carvosso 1966 poster 51 cm x 32 slight browning to the edges due to the age crease across cente due to fold minor wearing but compared to others we have seen excellent condition. We have just researched to see what this are worth amazing investment!

Oscar "The Golden Boy" De La Hoya signed boxing glove(born February 4, 1973) is a retired American boxer. He won a gold medal at the Barcelona Olympic Games. De La Hoya comes from a boxing family. De La Hoya was The Ring's "Fighter of the Year" in 1995 and Ring Magazine's top-rated Pound for Pound fighter in the world in 1997. De La Hoya officially announced his retirement from the sport at a press conference held in Los Angeles on April 14, 2009, thus ending any speculation of a potential match-up with undefeated junior middleweight, Julio César Chávez Jr.
De La Hoya has defeated 17 world champions and has won 10 world titles in six different weight classes. He has also generated more money than any other boxer in the history of the sport, an estimated $696 million pay-per-view income.
De La Hoya's amateur career included 223 wins, 163 by knockout, with only 6 losses. He won the United States' only boxing gold medal at the 1992 Summer Olympics, a win which he dedicated to his deceased mother. De La Hoyasince retiring founded Golden Boy Promotions,. This is a signed Glove obtained by our representitiive when he was recently in London

To preview the 1970 World cup a excellent condition publication signed by Martin Peters

Ricky Hatton signed boxing glove

Roger Bannister signed photo 20cm X12.5cm. we can mount with other pictures a plaque and frame for additional cost if required. this is signed in ink.

Roger Bannister, a 25-year-old British medical student, became the first man to run a mile in less than four minutes.
His time was 3mins 59.4 seconds, achieved at the Iffley Road track in Oxford and watched by about 3,000 spectators.
Bannister, once president of the Oxford club, was running for the Amateur Athletic Association against his old university during their annual match.
The race was carefully planned and he was aided by two pacemakers, Chris Brasher and Chris Chataway.
Brasher took the lead as the first pacemaker, Bannister got in in behind, with Chataway in third place.
When Brasher began to feel tired, Bannister signalled for Chataway to take over.
Just over 200 yards from the finish, Bannister took the lead with a final burst of energy. He sprinted to the line in record time and fell exhausted into the arms of a friend, the Rev Nicholas Stacey.
Hyseria broke out when spectators heard news that Bannister had officially beaten the four-minute mile.
He had prepared for the race the previous week at Paddington Green in London in high winds.
The weather at Iffley Road was not ideal for record-breaking - a 15mph crosswind with gusts of up to 25mph meant that Bannister nearly called off the attempt.
Bannister had beaten his main rival to the record - Australian athlete John Landy.

1966 World Cup winners signed by 8 picture 20X14"

Sammy Nelson signed first day cover

We are delighted to be able to offer a new self assembly shirt frame with plastic glass and mount here is a variety of different colours available from top left black, top right light gold spec, then left dark brown, Teak, Mahogany, Light wood, Dark gold spec, and white this is a colour guide only as these are moulds not actual wood. We send you the frame plus instructions it took us 20 minutes to put shirt in. If you are flexible on colours (apart from white) we will do a better price as we have limited stock until we see how they take off. Please see associated pictures to show what shirts look like in frame there is also an area on the mount for you to type up a description of the item.

We are delighted to be able to offer a new self assembly shirt frame with plastic glass and mount here is a variety of different colours available from top left black, top right light gold spec, then left dark brown, Teak, Mahogany, Light wood, Dark gold spec, and white this is a colour guide only as these are moulds not actual wood. We send you the frame plus instructions it took us 20 minutes to put shirt in. If you are flexible on colours (apart from white) we will do a better price as we have limited stock until we see how they take off. Please see associated pictures to show what shirts look like in frame there is also an area on the mount for you to type up a description of the item.

Seve Ballesteros signed photograph montage with engraved plate concerning his achievements. A rare autograph to get in person! Framed and mounted.

Tottenham 2010 away shirt signed by 11 including Sebastien Bassong, Ben Alnwick, Gareth Bale, Benoit Assou-Ekotto, Wilson Palacios, Eidur Gudjohnsen, Heurelho Gomes, Aaron Lennon, Roman Pavlyuchenko, Michael Dawson, Kyle Walker, Jake Livermore with signature map

Part of the history of the England football team. The first England manager inset signature in a mount. A rare signature.

Walter Winterbottom, who died aged 88, was the first full-time manager of the England football team, and kept the job for 16 years, from 1946 to 1962. During this time England consistently qualified for the World Cup, although in the 1950 tournament in Brazil they lost 1-0 to the United States – a great disapointment in the history of English football.
Winterbottom was concurrently director of coaching at the Football Association, When his boss, the FA secretary Sir Stanley Rous, retired in 1962, everyone expected Winterbottom to become the new secretary.
It was said that Winterbottom could never communicate with England players because he had not played professional football himself. He had played with some success.
Winterbottom was a schoolmaster. He taught for three years in Oldham, playing centre-half meanwhile for Royston Amateurs in the Lancashire and Cheshire League, and for Mossley. It was here that he was spotted by Manchester United's chief scout, Louis Rocca; and the money he earned from turning professional with United allowed him to study at Carnegie physical training college, where eventually he joined the staff.
His debut for United was in 1934, in a League match versus Leeds, which he remembered because he had eaten something that upset him and felt violently ill.
Spinal trouble put him prematurely out of the game, and when the second world war broke out in 1939 he joined the RAF, becoming chief instructor of physical training at RAF Cosford, then head of physical training at the Air Ministry. He later continued his playing career, turning out as a guest for Chelsea at half back and full back, and was even named twice as an England reserve.
He was appointed England manager and senior FA coach in 1946. He was concurrently in charge of the senior, amateur and youth international teams - the latter a new departure - till pressure of work obliged him to give up the last two responsibilities.
Having never been a club manager, Winterbottom found himself subject to much criticism. And so he gathered around him a band of like-minded people men such as Ron Greenwood and Bill Nicholson, who would become influential managers in the years to come.
He inherited a talented England team, though it must be emphasised that he never, officially, had responsibility for picking it. This was given to a panel of selectors, and yet he was the target of the press when things went wrong. However, by the time of the 1958 World Cup finals, England's third in a row, he had the selectors in his pocket.

In no other footballing country in the world could a manager with Winterbottom's results have survived so long. You could hardly blame him for the defeat in Brazil when, as he said, "We did have our chances, dozens of them,"
In 1953, when England were thrashed 6-3 by Hungary at Wembley. When they went to Budapest the following May, they had learned so little that they were humiliated 7-1. Still, Winterbottom kept his job, and took the team on to the 1954 World Cup in Switzerland, where they reached the quarter-finals.
England's 1958 prospects were damaged by the Munich air crash, which killed three key players - Roger Byrne, Tommy Taylor and Duncan Edwards. Leaving the Bolton centre-forward Nat Lofthouse out of a World Cup party was an mistake. Another was not to give the young Bobby Charlton a single World Cup game. A third was to throw two new boys, Peter Broadbent and Peter Brabrook, in at the deep end for the play-off against the Soviet Union. But under Winterbottom, England qualified again in 1962 and reached the quarter-finals, loosing out to Brazil. Winterbottom was posthumously inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame in 2005 in recognition of his contribution as a manager to the English game on a national level.
His record reads played 139 won 78 drawn 33 lost 28 his win % was 56.12.

West Ham FA Cup winning 1980 team signed by 11 with picture presentation

A new montage that will delight all West Ham fans signed by Clyde Best, Phil Parkes, Bryan POP Robson, Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, Billy Bonds showing them and other legends 12X16"