Women’s FA Cup Final programme, 2005
This programme was sold at the 2005 Women’s FA Cup Final – and looks a little different to the usual matchday literature. Ahead of the Wembley…
This programme was sold at the 2005 Women’s FA Cup Final – and looks a little different to the usual matchday literature. Ahead of the Wembley…
Women’s football was stymied in November 1921 when The FA seemed it “quite unsuitable for females” and prohibited it on its member’s grounds. While this move…
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This cap belonged to a player who wasn’t just the first to win 100 caps for England – he was the first to win 100 caps…
It is one of the most dramatic fixtures in European history.1999, UEFA Champions League Final, Camp Nou. Bayern Munich lead Manchester United courtesy of an early…
Football board games had been in existence in some form or other since the late 19th century, but Subbuteo can confidently claim to be the king…
Football memorabilia moved into new, exciting and rather bizarre places in the nineties – few more bizarre and eyecatching than Corinthian figurines. They were far from…