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In 1982 Aston Villa overcame German giants Bayern Munich by one goal to nil at the De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam, Holland to become the champions of Europe for the first and only time in their history. It was an incredible achievement by the unfancied club, even more so as manager Ron Saunders had quit the club halfway through the season to be replaced by Tony Barton. Not only that, but goalkeeper Nigel Spink came on as substitute in the tenth minute of the final to make only his second first-team...
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In 1982 Aston Villa overcame German giants Bayern Munich by one goal to nil at the De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam, Holland to become the champions of Europe for the first and only time in their history. It was an incredible achievement by the unfancied club, even more so as manager Ron Saunders had quit the club halfway through the season to be replaced by Tony Barton. Not only that, but goalkeeper Nigel Spink came on as substitute in the tenth minute of the final to make only his second first-team...
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In 1982 Aston Villa overcame German giants Bayern Munich by one goal to nil at the De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam, Holland to become the champions of Europe for the first and only time in their history. It was an incredible achievement by the unfancied club, even more so as manager Ron Saunders had quit the club halfway through the season to be replaced by Tony Barton. Not only that, but goalkeeper Nigel Spink came on as substitute in the tenth minute of the final to make only his second first-team...
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In 1982 Aston Villa overcame German giants Bayern Munich by one goal to nil at the De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam, Holland to become the champions of Europe for the first and only time in their history. It was an incredible achievement by the unfancied club, even more so as manager Ron Saunders had quit the club halfway through the season to be replaced by Tony Barton. Not only that, but goalkeeper Nigel Spink came on as substitute in the tenth minute of the final to make only his second first-team...
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In 1982 Aston Villa overcame German giants Bayern Munich by one goal to nil at the De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam, Holland to become the champions of Europe. This photo captures Villa celebrating their historic win. It has been signed by nine of the victorious team. They are: Nigel Spink, Dennis Mortimer, Des Bremner, Gary Shaw, Gordon Cowans, Gary Williams, Tony Morley, Alan Evans and Kenny Swain. The photo was signed on 23, November 2008 in Birmingham. This superb photo is a fantastic item of sports...
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In 1982 Aston Villa overcame German giants Bayern Munich by one goal to nil at the De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam Holland to become the champions of Europe for the first and only time in their history. It was an incredible achievement by the unfancied club even more so as manager Ron Saunders had quit the club halfway through the season to be replaced by Tony Barton.
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This superb classic replica Liverpool FC 1984 European Cup final shirt was signed by the club's greatest ever player, Kenny Dalglish on February 14, 2007 in Birmingham. King Kenny inspired the Reds to their fourth European Cup win in this model of shirt, when Liverpool overcame AS Roma in their own stadium in a gripping penalty shootout. Dalglish arrived at Anfield from Celtic with the awesome task of filling the number seven shirt left vacant by Kevin Keegan. But he settled quickly, winning the...
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This replica Liverpool 1984 European Cup Final Shirt has been personally signed by Anfield hero Ian Rush on November 22, 2009 in Birmingham. Rush was part of the famous victory in Rome, overcoming AS Roma 4-2 on penalties after the game finished 1-1. Rush put away the third penalty, and immediately afterwards Bruce Grobbelaar performed his famous jelly legs routine to cause the next Roma player to miss his kick. Rush was a legend at Anfield, playing 469 games and scoring 229 goals. The signed shirt...
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Signed Manchester United 1968 European Cup Final Shirt Silver Frame
This fantastic Manchester United replica 1968 European Cup final shirt was personally signed by Sir Bobby Charlton in a private signing session. It commemorates the famous night that United swept aside Benfica 4-1 at Wembley to become the first English side to conquer Europe. Charlton scored twice as United completed their amazing resurrection from the Munich air disaster ten years before. This shirt is a superb collectors' item for any fan of Manchester United. We recommend framing the shirt to...
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