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Aston Villa Football Club have a long and proud history dat ... Read more

Aston Villa Football Club have a long and proud history dating back to their formation in 1874. As Birmingham's oldest club they have enjoyed a long and fiercely-contested rivalry with neighbours Birmingham City who were formed a year later. But it is the Villans who have enjoyed greatest success with seven League championships seven FA Cups five League Cups and - the greatest club prize of all - the European Cup triumph of 1981-82. This book takes an alphabetical look at legendary players such as Charlie Aitken Gordon Cowans Paul McGrath and Dennis Mortimer along with many of today's stars like Juan Pablo Angel Gareth Barry and Gabriel Agbonlahor.The people who have played an integral part in making the Villa Park outfit what it is today are also profiled like Doug Ellis. Ron Saunders Graham Taylor and Martin O'Neill. Minimize

Aston Villa Football Club have a long and proud history dat ... Read more

Aston Villa Football Club have a long and proud history dating back to their formation in 1874. As Birmingham's oldest club they have enjoyed a long and fiercely-contested rivalry with neighbours Birmingham City who were formed a year later. But it is the Villans who have enjoyed greatest success with seven League championships seven FA Cups five League Cups and - the greatest club prize of all - the European Cup triumph of 1981-82. This book takes an alphabetical look at legendary players such as Charlie Aitken Gordon Cowans Paul McGrath and Dennis Mortimer along with many of today's stars like Juan Pablo Angel Gareth Barry and Gabriel Agbonlahor.The people who have played an integral part in making the Villa Park outfit what it is today are also profiled like Doug Ellis. Ron Saunders Graham Taylor and Martin O'Neill. Minimize

Aston Villa On A Plate BookVilla on a Plate contains recipe ... Read more

Aston Villa On A Plate BookVilla on a Plate contains recipes of famous Villa players, celebrities and former stars. So if you want to know Brad Friedels culinary secrets, or what Ashley Young cant resist, this is a must have publication. Minimize

Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 The Aston Villa Away Shirt 2 ... Read more

Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 The Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 continues with the checkered theme that was introduced last season. The shirt is a white and pale blue checkered shirt with a classic claret collar. The andquot;Pride of Birminghamandquot; is embroidered on the inside of the shirt on the clubs crest, whilst the outside of the crest is surrounded by a silver stripe, the crest is worn directly over the wearers heart conveying their pride and true devotion for their beloved club.The rest of the Villa Away Kit follows the traditional Villa style, with simple claret shorts, worn with white socks that feature a narrow band of pale blue and a thick band of claret at the top of the sock.The shirt adopts the latest in Nike's innovative, technical design and features including their Dri-FIT technology, which with engineered ventilation systems to help keep the wearer cool. The shirt has an ergonomic fit and soft cotton feel designed to offer maximum comfort for the wearer. Each shirt is made from Nike considered recycled material, both the shirt and shorts are produced using up to 13 discarded plastic water bottles, making it Nike's greenest ever kit. This new manufacturing process reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional polyester and saves nearly 100 million plastic water bottles from being dumped at landfill sites.. Minimize

This Double Decade classic match collection brings together ... Read more

This Double Decade classic match collection brings together some of Aston Villa's greatest games from both the 90's and the new Millennium. Sit back and be enthralled as you watch Villa in great goal scoring form. Match of the Millennium: 1999/2000 Tottenham 2-4 Aston Villa - 15th April 2000: Some incredible goals are scored as a Dublin double marks an incredible comeback 2000/2001 Aston Villa 3-2 Coventry - 5th May 2001: Villa condemn local rivals to relegation with late turn around and a sublime Merson winner 2001/2002 Liverpool 1-3 Aston Villa - 8th September 2001: Hendrie and Vassell help Villa to Anfield victory as Gerrard see red 2002/2003 Middlesbrough 2-5 Aston Villa - 28th January 2003: Villa journey to the North East and walk away with convincing victory 2003/2004 Aston Villa 3-2 Chelsea - 12th April 2004: Villa beat an Abramovich backed Chelsea despite the visitors taking early lead 2004/2005 Southampton 2-3 Aston Villa - 16th April 2005: A prolific second half display cancels out Southampton's 2 goal lead 2005/2006 Aston Villa 4-0 Everton - 26th December 2005: Baros and Angel combine in convincing win against the high flying Toffees 2006/2007 Aston Villa 3-0 Sheff Utd - 5th May 2007 : Anniversary of Villa's greatest triumph is celebrated in style with stylish display 2007/2008 Aston Villa 5-1 Birmingham - 20th April 2008: Young and Agbonlahor contribute 2 each to all but relegate their fiercest rivals 2008/2009 Arsenal 0-2 Aston Villa - 15th November 2008: Villa taste victory away at Arsenal after a 15 year wait; a goal from Agbonlahor settles the tie Match of the 90's: Villa 4-2 Liverpool - 19th September 1992: A Dean Saunders double against his former club sinks the Reds. Villa 5-1 Middlesbrough - 17th January 1993: A rare goal from Paul McGrath helps destroy Middlesbrough in this one-sided contest. Tottenham 3-4 Villa - 19th November 1994: A seven goal thriller at the Lane ends with Villa winning by the odd goal in seven; Dean Saunders is the hero in the dying minutes after Villa's three-goal lead is wiped out. Villa 7-1 Wimbledon - 11th February 1995: Villa record their biggest win in the Premier League with a majestic performance against The Dons. Tommy Johnson bags a hat-trick as the team go goal crazy. Villa 3-1 Man Utd - 19th August 1995: The 1995-96 season gets off to a flying start with this opening day victory against giants Manchster United thanks to Taylor Yorke and Draper. Everton 1-4 Villa - 28th March 1998: Two goals from Yorke help to destroy Everton and Joachim and Charles complete the victory in style. Villa 3-2 Arsenal - 13th December 1998: Dion Dublin bags two second half goals as Villa come from behind to beat the Gunners and go back to the top of the table. Minimize

This Double Decade classic match collection brings together ... Read more

This Double Decade classic match collection brings together some of Aston Villa's greatest games from both the 90's and the new Millennium. Sit back and be enthralled as you watch Villa in great goal scoring form. Match of the Millennium: 1999/2000 Tottenham 2-4 Aston Villa - 15th April 2000: Some incredible goals are scored as a Dublin double marks an incredible comeback 2000/2001 Aston Villa 3-2 Coventry - 5th May 2001: Villa condemn local rivals to relegation with late turn around and a sublime Merson winner 2001/2002 Liverpool 1-3 Aston Villa - 8th September 2001: Hendrie and Vassell help Villa to Anfield victory as Gerrard see red 2002/2003 Middlesbrough 2-5 Aston Villa - 28th January 2003: Villa journey to the North East and walk away with convincing victory 2003/2004 Aston Villa 3-2 Chelsea - 12th April 2004: Villa beat an Abramovich backed Chelsea despite the visitors taking early lead 2004/2005 Southampton 2-3 Aston Villa - 16th April 2005: A prolific second half display cancels out Southampton's 2 goal lead 2005/2006 Aston Villa 4-0 Everton - 26th December 2005: Baros and Angel combine in convincing win against the high flying Toffees 2006/2007 Aston Villa 3-0 Sheff Utd - 5th May 2007 : Anniversary of Villa's greatest triumph is celebrated in style with stylish display 2007/2008 Aston Villa 5-1 Birmingham - 20th April 2008: Young and Agbonlahor contribute 2 each to all but relegate their fiercest rivals 2008/2009 Arsenal 0-2 Aston Villa - 15th November 2008: Villa taste victory away at Arsenal after a 15 year wait; a goal from Agbonlahor settles the tie Match of the 90's: Villa 4-2 Liverpool - 19th September 1992: A Dean Saunders double against his former club sinks the Reds. Villa 5-1 Middlesbrough - 17th January 1993: A rare goal from Paul McGrath helps destroy Middlesbrough in this one-sided contest. Tottenham 3-4 Villa - 19th November 1994: A seven goal thriller at the Lane ends with Villa winning by the odd goal in seven; Dean Saunders is the hero in the dying minutes after Villa's three-goal lead is wiped out. Villa 7-1 Wimbledon - 11th February 1995: Villa record their biggest win in the Premier League with a majestic performance against The Dons. Tommy Johnson bags a hat-trick as the team go goal crazy. Villa 3-1 Man Utd - 19th August 1995: The 1995-96 season gets off to a flying start with this opening day victory against giants Manchster United thanks to Taylor Yorke and Draper. Everton 1-4 Villa - 28th March 1998: Two goals from Yorke help to destroy Everton and Joachim and Charles complete the victory in style. Villa 3-2 Arsenal - 13th December 1998: Dion Dublin bags two second half goals as Villa come from behind to beat the Gunners and go back to the top of the table. Minimize

In what was an eventful campaign for Villa the 2011/12 sea ... Read more

In what was an eventful campaign for Villa the 2011/12 season had its ups and downs. It was a turbulent season - full of emotion; from the despair of injuries to key players to the joy of big victories such as the triumph away at Chelsea and wondrous goals such as the memorable 20 yard curling strike by Andreas Weimann. It was also a season for reflection as fans rallied to show their support for Stiliyan Petrov who was forced to end the campaign early due to serious illness. Showing the spirit that so endeared him to the fans the Villa captain still turned out to show his support for the club despite the shock news. And as the fans rose to their feet in appreciation of the midfielder it was perhaps a turning point that saw Villa go on to lose just one game from the next seven securing some vital results to avoid any serious threat to the club’s Premier League status. The Villa team united and showed the spirit that has kept the club in the top-flight since its formation 20 years ago. The performances of Stephen Ireland and Shay Given stood out in an eventful season which despite the final league position was anything but boring. Minimize

This Double Decade classic match collection brings together ... Read more

This Double Decade classic match collection brings together some of Aston Villa's greatest games from both the 90's and the new Millennium. Sit back and be enthralled as you watch Villa in great goal scoring form. Match of the Millennium: 1999/2000 Tottenham 2-4 Aston Villa - 15th April 2000: Some incredible goals are scored as a Dublin double marks an incredible comeback 2000/2001 Aston Villa 3-2 Coventry - 5th May 2001: Villa condemn local rivals to relegation with late turn around and a sublime Merson winner 2001/2002 Liverpool 1-3 Aston Villa - 8th September 2001: Hendrie and Vassell help Villa to Anfield victory as Gerrard see red 2002/2003 Middlesbrough 2-5 Aston Villa - 28th January 2003: Villa journey to the North East and walk away with convincing victory 2003/2004 Aston Villa 3-2 Chelsea - 12th April 2004: Villa beat an Abramovich backed Chelsea despite the visitors taking early lead 2004/2005 Southampton 2-3 Aston Villa - 16th April 2005: A prolific second half display cancels out Southampton's 2 goal lead 2005/2006 Aston Villa 4-0 Everton - 26th December 2005: Baros and Angel combine in convincing win against the high flying Toffees 2006/2007 Aston Villa 3-0 Sheff Utd - 5th May 2007 : Anniversary of Villa's greatest triumph is celebrated in style with stylish display 2007/2008 Aston Villa 5-1 Birmingham - 20th April 2008: Young and Agbonlahor contribute 2 each to all but relegate their fiercest rivals 2008/2009 Arsenal 0-2 Aston Villa - 15th November 2008: Villa taste victory away at Arsenal after a 15 year wait; a goal from Agbonlahor settles the tie Match of the 90's: Villa 4-2 Liverpool - 19th September 1992: A Dean Saunders double against his former club sinks the Reds. Villa 5-1 Middlesbrough - 17th January 1993: A rare goal from Paul McGrath helps destroy Middlesbrough in this one-sided contest. Tottenham 3-4 Villa - 19th November 1994: A seven goal thriller at the Lane ends with Villa winning by the odd goal in seven; Dean Saunders is the hero in the dying minutes after Villa's three-goal lead is wiped out. Villa 7-1 Wimbledon - 11th February 1995: Villa record their biggest win in the Premier League with a majestic performance against The Dons. Tommy Johnson bags a hat-trick as the team go goal crazy. Villa 3-1 Man Utd - 19th August 1995: The 1995-96 season gets off to a flying start with this opening day victory against giants Manchster United thanks to Taylor Yorke and Draper. Everton 1-4 Villa - 28th March 1998: Two goals from Yorke help to destroy Everton and Joachim and Charles complete the victory in style. Villa 3-2 Arsenal - 13th December 1998: Dion Dublin bags two second half goals as Villa come from behind to beat the Gunners and go back to the top of the table. Minimize

In what was an eventful campaign for Villa the 2011/12 sea ... Read more

In what was an eventful campaign for Villa the 2011/12 season had its ups and downs. It was a turbulent season - full of emotion; from the despair of injuries to key players to the joy of big victories such as the triumph away at Chelsea and wondrous goals such as the memorable 20 yard curling strike by Andreas Weimann. It was also a season for reflection as fans rallied to show their support for Stiliyan Petrov who was forced to end the campaign early due to serious illness. Showing the spirit that so endeared him to the fans the Villa captain still turned out to show his support for the club despite the shock news. And as the fans rose to their feet in appreciation of the midfielder it was perhaps a turning point that saw Villa go on to lose just one game from the next seven securing some vital results to avoid any serious threat to the club’s Premier League status. The Villa team united and showed the spirit that has kept the club in the top-flight since its formation 20 years ago. The performances of Stephen Ireland and Shay Given stood out in an eventful season which despite the final league position was anything but boring. Minimize

In what was an eventful campaign for Villa the 2011/12 sea ... Read more

In what was an eventful campaign for Villa the 2011/12 season had its ups and downs. It was a turbulent season - full of emotion; from the despair of injuries to key players to the joy of big victories such as the triumph away at Chelsea and wondrous goals such as the memorable 20 yard curling strike by Andreas Weimann. It was also a season for reflection as fans rallied to show their support for Stiliyan Petrov who was forced to end the campaign early due to serious illness. Showing the spirit that so endeared him to the fans the Villa captain still turned out to show his support for the club despite the shock news. And as the fans rose to their feet in appreciation of the midfielder it was perhaps a turning point that saw Villa go on to lose just one game from the next seven securing some vital results to avoid any serious threat to the club’s Premier League status. The Villa team united and showed the spirit that has kept the club in the top-flight since its formation 20 years ago. The performances of Stephen Ireland and Shay Given stood out in an eventful season which despite the final league position was anything but boring. Minimize

Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 - Kids The Aston Villa Home ... Read more

Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 - Kids The Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 continues with the checkered theme that was introduced last season. The shirt features two shades of claret for the checkers and pale blue sleeves and collar. The andquot;Pride of Birminghamandquot; is embroidered on the inside of the shirt on the clubs crest, whilst the outside of the crest is surrounded by a silver stripe, the crest is worn directly over the wearers heart conveying their pride and true devotion for their beloved club.The rest of the Villa Home Kit follows the traditional Villa style, with simple white shorts, worn with black socks that feature a narrow band of pale blue and a thick band of claret at the top of the sock.The shirt adopts the latest in Nike's innovative, technical design and features including their Dri-FIT technology, which with engineered ventilation systems to help keep the wearer cool. The shirt has an ergonomic fit and soft cotton feel designed to offer maximum comfort for the wearer. Each shirt is made from Nike considered recycled material, both the shirt and shorts are produced using up to 13 discarded plastic water bottles, making it Nike's greenest ever kit. This new manufacturing process reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional polyester and saves nearly 100 million plastic water bottles from being dumped at landfill sites.. Minimize

Testing. Transitional. At times tremendous. There was never ... Read more

Testing. Transitional. At times tremendous. There was never a dull moment in Aston Villa’s 2010/11 season. An internationally renowned manager took over the reins the club broke their transfer record to sign one of the most natural goalscorers the Premier League has ever seen and the young lions roared onto the top flight stage. It started and finished with an excellent home win and there was lots off drama in between - both on and off the pitch. The arrival of Gerard Houllier saw some changes at the club and as the new manager took the reins; introducing new players and a new strategy Villa ended the season strongly; in free-scoring form and with a solid team performaces on which to build. Darren Bent’s record £24 million transfer quickly proved to be a shrewd move delivering an air of excitement and providing welcome support up front as the forward quickly became the clubs leading goalscorer of the campaign.   Closing the season with victories over Liverpool and Arsenal Villa also picked up vital points from clashes with Manchester City Chelsea and Manchester United as the likes of Bent Downing and Young combined to lead Villa’s resurgence back up the table building firm foundations on which to mount a serious challenge in the years ahead. Minimize

Testing. Transitional. At times tremendous. There was never ... Read more

Testing. Transitional. At times tremendous. There was never a dull moment in Aston Villa’s 2010/11 season. An internationally renowned manager took over the reins the club broke their transfer record to sign one of the most natural goalscorers the Premier League has ever seen and the young lions roared onto the top flight stage. It started and finished with an excellent home win and there was lots off drama in between - both on and off the pitch. The arrival of Gerard Houllier saw some changes at the club and as the new manager took the reins; introducing new players and a new strategy Villa ended the season strongly; in free-scoring form and with a solid team performaces on which to build. Darren Bent’s record £24 million transfer quickly proved to be a shrewd move delivering an air of excitement and providing welcome support up front as the forward quickly became the clubs leading goalscorer of the campaign.   Closing the season with victories over Liverpool and Arsenal Villa also picked up vital points from clashes with Manchester City Chelsea and Manchester United as the likes of Bent Downing and Young combined to lead Villa’s resurgence back up the table building firm foundations on which to mount a serious challenge in the years ahead. Minimize

Testing. Transitional. At times tremendous. There was never ... Read more

Testing. Transitional. At times tremendous. There was never a dull moment in Aston Villa’s 2010/11 season. An internationally renowned manager took over the reins the club broke their transfer record to sign one of the most natural goalscorers the Premier League has ever seen and the young lions roared onto the top flight stage. It started and finished with an excellent home win and there was lots off drama in between - both on and off the pitch. The arrival of Gerard Houllier saw some changes at the club and as the new manager took the reins; introducing new players and a new strategy Villa ended the season strongly; in free-scoring form and with a solid team performaces on which to build. Darren Bent’s record £24 million transfer quickly proved to be a shrewd move delivering an air of excitement and providing welcome support up front as the forward quickly became the clubs leading goalscorer of the campaign.   Closing the season with victories over Liverpool and Arsenal Villa also picked up vital points from clashes with Manchester City Chelsea and Manchester United as the likes of Bent Downing and Young combined to lead Villa’s resurgence back up the table building firm foundations on which to mount a serious challenge in the years ahead. Minimize

Aston Villa is a club that has earned a reputation as a fan ... Read more

Aston Villa is a club that has earned a reputation as a fantastic cup team and this collection of League Cup Final victories is a chance to relive these moments of brilliance time and time again. 1975 League Cup Final vs Norwich CityThe League Cup proved to be a positive association for both teams competing in the final as both Second Division rivals achieved promotion that season. However it was Aston Villa that claimed the glory on the day as Graydon’s strike edged the team to victoryto lift the trophy 1977 League Cup Final vs EvertonThe 1977 tournament coinciding with the Queen’s Silver Jubilee year delivered a celebratory League Cup Final as Aston Villa and Everton battled it out and thanks to a Brian Little brace secured an unprecedented third League Cup title for the West Midlands side. 1994 League Cup Final vs Manchester UnitedA victory over league champions gave Aston Villa a well deserved confidence boost and proved that the team could take on the best in the country. A goal from Atkinson and a spectacular strike by Saunders cancelled out Mark Hughes’ effort and ensured that the LeagueCup would once again be on its way back to Villa Park. 1996 League Cup Final vs Leeds UnitedCarving their name into the roll of honour once again Aston Villa secured a triumphant victory over league rivals Leeds United to ensure that the trophy would be clad in Claret and Blue for the fifth time in the Clubs’ history. Goals from Milosevic Taylor and Yorke ensured that their Yorkshire opponents returned home having received a strict lesson in Cup Final football. Minimize

Aston Villa is a club that has earned a reputation as a fan ... Read more

Aston Villa is a club that has earned a reputation as a fantastic cup team and this collection of League Cup Final victories is a chance to relive these moments of brilliance time and time again. 1975 League Cup Final vs Norwich CityThe League Cup proved to be a positive association for both teams competing in the final as both Second Division rivals achieved promotion that season. However it was Aston Villa that claimed the glory on the day as Graydon’s strike edged the team to victoryto lift the trophy 1977 League Cup Final vs EvertonThe 1977 tournament coinciding with the Queen’s Silver Jubilee year delivered a celebratory League Cup Final as Aston Villa and Everton battled it out and thanks to a Brian Little brace secured an unprecedented third League Cup title for the West Midlands side. 1994 League Cup Final vs Manchester UnitedA victory over league champions gave Aston Villa a well deserved confidence boost and proved that the team could take on the best in the country. A goal from Atkinson and a spectacular strike by Saunders cancelled out Mark Hughes’ effort and ensured that the LeagueCup would once again be on its way back to Villa Park. 1996 League Cup Final vs Leeds UnitedCarving their name into the roll of honour once again Aston Villa secured a triumphant victory over league rivals Leeds United to ensure that the trophy would be clad in Claret and Blue for the fifth time in the Clubs’ history. Goals from Milosevic Taylor and Yorke ensured that their Yorkshire opponents returned home having received a strict lesson in Cup Final football. Minimize

Aston Villa is a club that has earned a reputation as a fan ... Read more

Aston Villa is a club that has earned a reputation as a fantastic cup team and this collection of League Cup Final victories is a chance to relive these moments of brilliance time and time again. 1975 League Cup Final vs Norwich CityThe League Cup proved to be a positive association for both teams competing in the final as both Second Division rivals achieved promotion that season. However it was Aston Villa that claimed the glory on the day as Graydon’s strike edged the team to victoryto lift the trophy 1977 League Cup Final vs EvertonThe 1977 tournament coinciding with the Queen’s Silver Jubilee year delivered a celebratory League Cup Final as Aston Villa and Everton battled it out and thanks to a Brian Little brace secured an unprecedented third League Cup title for the West Midlands side. 1994 League Cup Final vs Manchester UnitedA victory over league champions gave Aston Villa a well deserved confidence boost and proved that the team could take on the best in the country. A goal from Atkinson and a spectacular strike by Saunders cancelled out Mark Hughes’ effort and ensured that the LeagueCup would once again be on its way back to Villa Park. 1996 League Cup Final vs Leeds UnitedCarving their name into the roll of honour once again Aston Villa secured a triumphant victory over league rivals Leeds United to ensure that the trophy would be clad in Claret and Blue for the fifth time in the Clubs’ history. Goals from Milosevic Taylor and Yorke ensured that their Yorkshire opponents returned home having received a strict lesson in Cup Final football. Minimize

Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 - WomensThe Aston Villa Home ... Read more

Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 - WomensThe Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 continues with the checkered theme that was introduced last season. The shirt features two shades of claret for the checkers and pale blue sleeves and collar. The andquot;Pride of Birminghamandquot; is embroidered on the inside of the shirt on the clubs crest, whilst the outside of the crest is surrounded by a silver stripe, the crest is worn directly over the wearers heart conveying their pride and true devotion for their beloved club.The rest of the Villa Home Kit follows the traditional Villa style, with simple white shorts, worn with black socks that feature a narrow band of pale blue and a thick band of claret at the top of the sock.The shirt adopts the latest in Nike's innovative, technical design and features including their Dri-FIT technology, which with engineered ventilation systems to help keep the wearer cool. The shirt has an ergonomic fit and soft cotton feel designed to offer maximum comfort for the wearer. Each shirt is made from Nike considered recycled material, both the shirt and shorts are produced using up to 13 discarded plastic water bottles, making it Nike's greenest ever kit. This new manufacturing process reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional polyester and saves nearly 100 million plastic water bottles from being dumped at landfill sites.. Minimize

Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 The Aston Villa Home Shirt 2 ... Read more

Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 The Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 continues with the checkered theme that was introduced last season. The shirt features two shades of claret for the checkers and pale blue sleeves and collar. The andquot;Pride of Birminghamandquot; is embroidered on the inside of the shirt on the clubs crest, whilst the outside of the crest is surrounded by a silver stripe, the crest is worn directly over the wearers heart conveying their pride and true devotion for their beloved club.The rest of the Villa Home Kit follows the traditional Villa style, with simple white shorts, worn with black socks that feature a narrow band of pale blue and a thick band of claret at the top of the sock.The shirt adopts the latest in Nike's innovative, technical design and features including their Dri-FIT technology, which with engineered ventilation systems to help keep the wearer cool. The shirt has an ergonomic fit and soft cotton feel designed to offer maximum comfort for the wearer. Each shirt is made from Nike considered recycled material, both the shirt and shorts are produced using up to 13 discarded plastic water bottles, making it Nike's greenest ever kit. This new manufacturing process reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional polyester and saves nearly 100 million plastic water bottles from being dumped at landfill sites.. Minimize

The AVFC Authentic N98: Iconic warmth and comfort The N98 ... Read more

The AVFC Authentic N98: Iconic warmth and comfort The N98 is a legendary athletic jacket created in 1998 for the world's battle of the football elite. This iconic design gets remastered for the Lions in the Aston Villa FC Authentic N98 Men's Football Track Jacket, the ultimate essential for fans and footballers alike for durable warmth and comfort. Benefits Rib mock-neck, cuffs and hem for a comfortable fit Embroidered club badge at left chest for team pride Side-zip pockets for secure storage Textured club screenprint at centre back Origins Designed for sport and crafted for life, the N98 (short for National 1998 originated as a tribute to the 1998 Brasilian National Soccer Team. Since, it's been perfected by Nike Sportswear, and today it exudes sophistication and style. Additional Details Fabric: Body: 53% polyester/47% cotton. Collar: 99% polyester/1% elastane. Machine wash. Minimize

The AVFC Authentic N98: Iconic warmth and comfort The N98 ... Read more

The AVFC Authentic N98: Iconic warmth and comfort The N98 is a legendary athletic jacket created in 1998 for the world's battle of the football elite. This iconic design gets remastered for the Lions in the Aston Villa FC Authentic N98 Men's Football Track Jacket, the ultimate essential for fans and footballers alike for durable warmth and comfort. Benefits Rib mock-neck, cuffs and hem for a comfortable fit Embroidered club badge at left chest for team pride Side-zip pockets for secure storage Textured club screenprint at centre back Origins Designed for sport and crafted for life, the N98 (short for National 1998 originated as a tribute to the 1998 Brasilian National Soccer Team. Since, it's been perfected by Nike Sportswear, and today it exudes sophistication and style. Additional Details Fabric: Body: 53% polyester/47% cotton. Collar: 99% polyester/1% elastane. Machine wash. Minimize

Now you can relive all the glorious moments of your favouri ... Read more

Now you can relive all the glorious moments of your favourite footy team from both the English Premiership and the Scottish Premier League. Choose from one of 50 clubs, and we'll send a beautiful handmade leatherette book containing the major sports coverage for that team since the early 20th century. The book is personalised with the name of the football team on the front in gold embossed text, plus the recipients name and a special gift message from you on the first page. Please enter your personalised details on the next page once you have added the book to your basket. The handmade book measures an impressive 38 x 30cm (the same size as a tabloid newspaper) and weighs approximately 1.5kg. Each book contains up to 171 pages (depending on team) of the major sports reports from the early 20th century to the recent past. TEAMS AVAILABLE: Aberdeen Liverpool Arsenal Manchester City Aston Villa Manchester Utd Barnsley Middlesbrough Birmingham city Newcastle Blackburn Norwich Bolton Nottingham Forest Bradford City Portsmouth Bristol City Preston North End Burnley QPR Cardiff Rangers Celtic Reading Charlton Sheffield Utd Chelsea Sheffield Wednesday Coventry Southampton Crystal Palace Stoke City Derby County Swansea City Dundee Utd Sunderland Everton Tottenham Hotspur Fulham Watford Hearts West Bromwich Albion Hibernian West Ham Hull City Wigan Ipswich Wimbledon Leeds Wolves Leicester As this item is personalised, please allow upto 7 working days for delivery. GIFT STATS: Personalised Football Book Size: 38 x 30cm Weight: 1.5kg Minimize

Packed with big hair big 'tashes but not so big shorts T ... Read more

Packed with big hair big 'tashes but not so big shorts The BIG Match is a nostalgic trip down memory lane revisiting an era in which families across the land would huddle around the TV every weekend to watch live football beamed into their living rooms. Anchored by Brian Moore this DVD will transport you to a time when football really was a funny old game; Brian Little had a hairdo 30 years ahead of its time; players showed more leg than a bucket of KFC; and the smell of bovine based drinks consumed the terraces of Villa Park. So pick a spot in front of the telly for an afternoon of entertainment delivered with the charm wit and style oozed by Brian Moore and Jimmy Hill and revisit classic action from the best of The BIG Match as the likes of Andy Gray Gordon Cowans and Tony Morley bang them in. Minimize

Packed with big hair big 'tashes but not so big shorts T ... Read more

Packed with big hair big 'tashes but not so big shorts The BIG Match is a nostalgic trip down memory lane revisiting an era in which families across the land would huddle around the TV every weekend to watch live football beamed into their living rooms. Anchored by Brian Moore this DVD will transport you to a time when football really was a funny old game; Brian Little had a hairdo 30 years ahead of its time; players showed more leg than a bucket of KFC; and the smell of bovine based drinks consumed the terraces of Villa Park. So pick a spot in front of the telly for an afternoon of entertainment delivered with the charm wit and style oozed by Brian Moore and Jimmy Hill and revisit classic action from the best of The BIG Match as the likes of Andy Gray Gordon Cowans and Tony Morley bang them in. Minimize

Packed with big hair big 'tashes but not so big shorts T ... Read more

Packed with big hair big 'tashes but not so big shorts The BIG Match is a nostalgic trip down memory lane revisiting an era in which families across the land would huddle around the TV every weekend to watch live football beamed into their living rooms. Anchored by Brian Moore this DVD will transport you to a time when football really was a funny old game; Brian Little had a hairdo 30 years ahead of its time; players showed more leg than a bucket of KFC; and the smell of bovine based drinks consumed the terraces of Villa Park. So pick a spot in front of the telly for an afternoon of entertainment delivered with the charm wit and style oozed by Brian Moore and Jimmy Hill and revisit classic action from the best of The BIG Match as the likes of Andy Gray Gordon Cowans and Tony Morley bang them in. Minimize

Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 - Little KidsThe Aston Villa ... Read more

Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 - Little KidsThe Aston Villa Home Shirt 2011/12 continues with the checkered theme that was introduced last season. The shirt features two shades of claret for the checkers and pale blue sleeves and collar. The andquot;Pride of Birminghamandquot; is embroidered on the inside of the shirt on the clubs crest, whilst the outside of the crest is surrounded by a silver stripe, the crest is worn directly over the wearers heart conveying their pride and true devotion for their beloved club.The rest of the Villa Home Kit follows the traditional Villa style, with simple white shorts, worn with black socks that feature a narrow band of pale blue and a thick band of claret at the top of the sock.The shirt adopts the latest in Nike's innovative, technical design and features including their Dri-FIT technology, which with engineered ventilation systems to help keep the wearer cool. The shirt has an ergonomic fit and soft cotton feel designed to offer maximum comfort for the wearer. Each shirt is made from Nike considered recycled material, both the shirt and shorts are produced using up to 13 discarded plastic water bottles, making it Nike's greenest ever kit. This new manufacturing process reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional polyester and saves nearly 100 million plastic water bottles from being dumped at landfill sites.. Minimize

Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 with Collins 6 printing The ... Read more

Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 with Collins 6 printing The Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 continues with the checkered theme that was introduced last season. The shirt is a white and pale blue checkered shirt with a classic claret collar. The 'Pride of Birmingham' is embroidered on the inside of the shirt on the clubs crest, whilst the outside of the crest is surrounded by a silver stripe, the crest is worn directly over the wearers heart conveying their pride and true devotion for their beloved club. The rest of the Villa Away Kit follows the traditional Villa style, with simple claret shorts, worn with white socks that feature a narrow band of pale blue and a thick band of claret at the top of the sock. The shirt adopts the latest in Nike's innovative, technical design and features including their Dri-FIT technology, which with engineered ventilation systems to help keep the wearer cool. The shirt has an ergonomic fit and soft cotton feel designed to offer maximum comfort for the wearer. Each shirt is made from Nike considered recycled material, both the shirt and shorts are produced using up to 13 discarded plastic water bottles, making it Nike's greenest ever kit. This new manufacturing process reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional polyester and saves nearly 100 million plastic water bottles from being dumped at landfill sites. Minimize

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Aston Villa Away Kit 2011/12 - Little Kids with Bent 9 printing The Aston Villa Away Kit 2011/12 continues with the checkered theme that was introduced last season. The shirt is a white and pale blue checkered shirt with a classic claret collar. The 'Pride of Birmingham' is embroidered on the inside of the shirt on the clubs crest, whilst the outside of the crest is surrounded by a silver stripe, the crest is worn directly over the wearers heart conveying their pride and true devotion for their beloved club. The rest of the Villa Away Kit follows the traditional Villa style, with simple claret shorts, worn with white socks that feature a narrow band of pale blue and a thick band of claret at the top of the sock. The shirt adopts the latest in Nike's innovative, technical design and features including their Dri-FIT technology, which with engineered ventilation systems to help keep the wearer cool. The shirt has an ergonomic fit and soft cotton feel designed to offer maximum comfort for the wearer. Each shirt is made from Nike considered recycled material, both the shirt and shorts are produced using up to 13 discarded plastic water bottles, making it Nike's greenest ever kit. This new manufacturing process reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional polyester and saves nearly 100 million plastic water bottles from being dumped at landfill sites. Minimize

Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 - Long Sleeved with Bent 9 p ... Read more

Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 - Long Sleeved with Bent 9 printing The Aston Villa Away Shirt 2011/12 continues with the checkered theme that was introduced last season. The shirt is a white and pale blue checkered shirt with a classic claret collar. The 'Pride of Birmingham' is embroidered on the inside of the shirt on the clubs crest, whilst the outside of the crest is surrounded by a silver stripe, the crest is worn directly over the wearers heart conveying their pride and true devotion for their beloved club. The rest of the Villa Away Kit follows the traditional Villa style, with simple claret shorts, worn with white socks that feature a narrow band of pale blue and a thick band of claret at the top of the sock. The shirt adopts the latest in Nike's innovative, technical design and features including their Dri-FIT technology, which with engineered ventilation systems to help keep the wearer cool. The shirt has an ergonomic fit and soft cotton feel designed to offer maximum comfort for the wearer. Each shirt is made from Nike considered recycled material, both the shirt and shorts are produced using up to 13 discarded plastic water bottles, making it Nike's greenest ever kit. This new manufacturing process reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional polyester and saves nearly 100 million plastic water bottles from being dumped at landfill sites. Minimize