Reading Shoe Croc Charm
£3.00PVC Material Designed for the holes of Crocs
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Retro Replica Portsmouth First ever shirt (1898 1909)
£39.99In stock
Before Pompey wore the famous Blue shirts, the original colour was Pink with a maroon trim. This was worn between 1898 to 1909 which were a nod to the City’s tram colours. These colours gave rise to the original nickname “The Shrimps” It is unlikely the Badge would have featured on a shirt but was…
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ROVERS ‘TIL I DIE – Metal Ball Pen
£5.0090 in stock
Material – Metal Finish – Engraved Style – Ball point Colour – Blue Action – Click
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Sheffield United 1975 Replica Home Shirt
£42.99Sheffield United 1975 Eddie Colquhoun Home Shirt A timeless retro classic! Round neck with matching cuffing to the sleeves. The Sheffield crest is embroidered to the chest making this a wonderful addition to any Blades collection. Small 34/36 Medium 36/38 Large 38/40 XL 40/42 2XL 42/44 3XL 44/46 4XL 46/48
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Sheffield United Alan Woodward 1976 Replica Away Shirt
£42.99Limited edition Sheffield United 1976 Away shirt as worn by the likes of Currie, Woodward, Badger…… The iconic diagonal red stripes with black trim make this an iconic short for all Sheffield United shirts. This has never been previously produced for sale by either the club, or a supporters group. This has been carefully designed…
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Southampton “Saints go marching in” Song Light
£19.99OH WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN OH WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN I WANT TO BE IN THAT NUMBER WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN 23 x 17 x 2cm 400g Beech Wood + Acrylic board 5W Each item comes boxed Can be stood up or wall mounted Multi changing light, can stay…
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Southampton (St. Marys) FC 1889 -1894 First Replica Football Shirt
£39.99Southampton (St. Marys) FC 1889 -1894 First Replica Football Shirt **All Sizes** The origins of Southampton FC lie with the Young Men’s Association of St Mary’s Church who founded St Mary’s YMA FC in November 1885. The fledgling club won the Hampshire Junior Cup in 1887, their first honour. In 1889-90 the team sported red…
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Southend United Double Sided Retro Bucket Hat
£19.99The famous kits of the late 90s come together once again to inspire our retro bucket hats! The home shirt famously referred to as the ‘custard splat’ shirt, and the corresponding red away shirt. Both have the Telewest logo in the centre, as they did with these famous kits. One size fits all
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SUNDERLAND ‘TIL I DIE – Metal ball pen
£5.9999 in stock
Brand new “SUNDERLAND ‘TIL I DIE’ metal ball pen Engraved logo to the front – show your support!
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Sunderland “Wise men say” Framed Song Light
£19.99WISE MEN SAY ONLY FOOLS RUSH IN BUT I CANT HELP FALLING IN LIVE WITH YOU SUNDERLAND SUNDERLAND SUNDERLAND 23 x 17 x 2cm 400g Beech Wood + Acrylic board 5W Each item comes boxed Can be stood up or wall mounted Multi changing light, can stay on one colour or flash intermittently between White,…
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Sunderland Bobble Hat
£14.99In stock
Red and White Wizards embroidered to the front Red & White striped
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Thames Iron Works (West Ham United) 1900 Retro Home shirt
£39.99In stock
Thames Iron Works (West Ham United) 1900 Retro Home shirt! Blue meets claret trim to the arms. We have embroidered the Badge and given the collar white buttons. This is a must for any Hammer. Whilst the Union Jack was traditionally connected to Thames Iron Works, the club introduced this classic badge as part of…
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The Wednesday 1872 Retro first EVER home shirt
£49.99In stock
Wednesday Cricket Club enabled a seperate football branch to keep members together during the winter season. The name derived from the cricket team, who played on Wednesday afternoons when workers associated with the club had a half day off work. Players wore whatever they could but by 1872, they registered the colours as blue and…
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