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Manchester Utd 1958 Cup Final Manchester United captured the hearts of the nation by reaching the final in the aftermath of the Munich air crash. A year earlier, Busby's Babes had tried in vain to become the first team of the century to achieve the League and FA Cup double and their return trip to Wembley saw the whole of Britain cheering United on. But Bolton proved too strong, as did their desire not to be overwhelmed by public opinion in the same manner which dictated their previous cup final appearance in 1953 when Blackpool scored twice in the last few minutes to secure the match 4-2. THE BADGE ON THIS SHIRT IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK ®.

So a hearty welcome to all our listeners in England. There are only a few minutes to go before the kick off of this historic match This great crowd of about 50,000 really have something to look forward to during the next 90 minutes. To ensure fair play and good sportsmanship, the german organisers have picked a neutral to referee the match...and he is now ready for the toss of the coin. The winner will have his choice of kicking off or defending, but will most probably choose to play towards the east goal with wind in his favour. Captain Bauman has done just that, and the allies will kick off this great event Well I tell you years from now, man will say of this game, did it happen? well I tell you in the listening audience today, it is happening. We're all witness's to an occasion long to be remembered, not as propaganda as some would say, but as a magnificent sporting spectacle. "HERES TO VICTORY!" ALLIES (Visitors) 1. Robert Hatch (USA) (SYLVESTER STALONE) 2. Michael Fileu (Bel) ...

Chelsea FC 1970 FA Cup Final. Chelsea and Leeds battled out a 2-2 draw in front of 100,000 fans, the first ever draw in a Wembley final. Goals for Chelsea from Houseman and Hutchinson. Football played with flair and instinct, with spirit and sportsmanship, as one paper described it. All the more amazing as the horse of the year show was staged on the pitch only a few days before the match. TEAM 1. Bonetti 2. Webb 3. McCreadie 4. Hollins 5. Dempsey 6. Harris 7. Baldwin 8. Houseman 9. Osgood 10.Hutchinson 11.Cooke Please note this is the lineup from the original match, the numbering was different for the replay. Peter Osgood made 380 appearances for the Blues, scoring 150 goals and was dubbed the 'King of Stamford Bridge'. Osgood helped Chelsea win the FA Cup in 1970, when he scored in every round including the bullit header in the replay, and the Cup Winners' Cup in 1971. RIP 01/03/2006.

Real Madrid 1960's - 1970's. The famous all white shirt of Real Madrid. Laurie Cunningham 'the black flash' (pictured) was the first English player to play for Real Madrid when he made the £995,000 move from West Brom in 1979. Cunningham was the first black player to represent England in a competitive match when played against Wales in a Home International in May 1979. Tragically he died in a car accident in Spain in 1989 at the age of 33.

Argentina 1986 World Cup shirt as made famous by Diego Maradona in a tournament he completely dominated from start to finish, culminating in a thrilling 3-2 extra time victory over West Germany to clinch Argentina's 2nd World Cup in front of a packed Azteca stadium. This shirt is made from 100% cotton. Authentic numbering available on the number 10.

England 1960's home strip. The all white cotton strip with the three lions remains a timess iconic image of the era, one that saw England lift the World Cup in 1966.

It was all over! July 30th 1966, 4-2 to England including the Geoff Hurst hatrick. England's finest footballing memory. 2 - Cohen, George R 3 - Wilson, Ramon 4 - Stiles, Norbert P 5 - Charlton, John 6 - Moore, Robert F 7 - Ball, Alan J 9 - Charlton, Robert 10 - Hurst, Geoffrey C 16 - Peters, Martin S 21 - Hunt, Roger

Real Madrid Football Team 1957 Left To Right Alfredo Di Stefano, Marquitos, Mateos, Gento, Lesmes. in Nice .

Classic West Ham shirt from 1960's and 1970's. Here modelled by the Legendary Bobby Moore. Bobby only wore the number 6.

Northern Ireland 1960's.

Fulham 1975 Cup Final. An ageing Fulham side that included Bobby Moore and Alan Mullery managed to get to Wembley only to loose 2-0 to West Ham.

Tottenham Double Winners 1961, the finest achievement of the late Bill Nicholson 1919-2004. The team he moulded were as entertaining as they were successful and set a standard that all teams since have aspired to emulate.

Bert Barrett shakes hans with skipper of FC Austria before a friendly match played at the Cottage in 1934.

Newton Heath 1892. THE BADGE ON THIS SHIRT IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK ®.

Wales 1958 World Cup.

Blackpool 1950's.

Internazionale 1960's.

Wales 1958. Pictured is John Charles, no introduction required.

Genoa C and FC 1915 Campionata.

Portsmouth 1983 - 1985 worn by Vince Hilaire and Ivan Golac.