Celtic F.c. Street Sign : 19 results priced between £2.00 and £25.00

This official Celtic FC street sign of Celtic Park is made from a durable pressed steel and is ideal for the home, garage or pub. This sign will not tear, crease or fade. Code: SS06 Available for immediate delivery. Measures 40cm x 18cm

Celtic FC Celtic Park G40 Street Sign Official Merchandise brand NEW

Manchester City FC M11 3FF Street Sign Official Merchandise brand NEW

Celtic Street Sign Keyring

If you love the Kopites but can’t get to home matches due to the of cost season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Liverpool Street Sign where the hallowed Anfield Road ground resides! It reads “Anfield Road, L4'' and features the club's crest and club logo. Made from durable pressed steel, the sign measures 40cm x 18cm and will not tear...

This design features a standard rectangular white United Kingdom street sign, with the name "Celtic Park" in black letters. The district code "G40" and "City of Glasgow" in green letters. Celtic Park is a football stadium in the Parkhead area of Glasgow, and is the home ground of Celtic Football Club. Celtic Park, an all-seater stadium with a capacity of 60,832, is the largest football stadium in Scotland. It is commonly known by Celtic fans as either Parkhead or Paradise. Together with their Glasgow...

If you’re a mad Leeds supporter but can’t get to home matches due to the cost of season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Leeds United Street Sign where the hallowed Old Trafford ground resides! It reads “LS11 0ES Elland Road" and features the Leeds United club crest and club logo. Made from durable pressed steel...

This design features a standard rectangular white United Kingdom street sign, with the name "Celtic Park" in black letters. The district code "G40" and "City of Glasgow" in green letters. Celtic Park is a football stadium in the Parkhead area of Glasgow, and is the home ground of Celtic Football Club. Celtic Park, an all-seater stadium with a capacity of 60,832, is the largest football stadium in Scotland. It is commonly known by Celtic fans as either Parkhead or Paradise. Together with their Glasgow...

If you cheer for the Mighty Blues but can’t get to home matches due to the cost of season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Stamford Bridge Street Sign where the hallowed Chelsea Football club resides! It reads “Stamford Bridge, SW6 and features the club's crest and club logo. Made from durable pressed steel, the sign measures...

If you love the Toffees but can’t get to home matches due to the of cost season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Evertonl Street Sign where the hallowed Goodison Road ground resides! It reads “Goodison Road, L4 4EL" and features the club's crest and club logo. Made from durable pressed steel, the sign measures 40cm...

If you love the Gunners but can’t get to home matches due to the cost of season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Arsenal Street Sign where the hallowed ground at Highbury resides! It reads “Emirates Stadium, N5" and features the club's crest and club logo. Made from durable pressed steel, the sign measures 40cm x...

If you’re mad for the Red Devils but can’t get to home matches due to the cost of season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Manchester United Street Sign where the hallowed Old Trafford ground resides! It reads “Sir Matt Busby Way, M16, Old Trafford" and features the Man United club crest and club logo. Made from...

If support Spurs but can’t get to home matches due to the cost of season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Spurs Street Sign where the Spurs' world famous ground resides! It reads “White Hart Lane N17" and features the club's crest and club logo. Made from durable pressed steel, the sign measures 40cm x 18cm and...

LIVERPOOL F.C.Metal Street SignApprox 40cm x 18cmOfficial Licensed Product

If you’re mad for City but can’t get to home matches due to the cost of season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Manchester City Street Sign where the hallowed ground resides! It reads "City of Manchester Stadium M11 3FF" and features the Man City club crest and club logo. Made from durable pressed steel, the sign...

Liverpool Anfield Street Sign Framed 16x12" Photographic Print - A collectable, pre-framed 16x12 inch high quality photographic print of Liverpool - Anfield Street Sign. -

CELTIC F.C. Metal Street Sign. Approx 40cm x 18cm Official Licensed Product

If you support the Hammers but can’t get to home matches due to the cost of season tickets, geography or simply because there aren’t enough tickets, then why not bring a little of the ground to you! Perfect for the pub, the garage, kids bedroom or even the lounge, is this Upton Park Street Sign where the hallowed West Ham team resides! It reads “Boleyn Ground, Upton Park, E13" and features the club's crest and club logo. Made from durable pressed steel, the sign measures...

'Clutching in my hand my seven copper pennies, I ran down the two flights of stone stairs from our tenement flat and through the East End to Kinloch Street, where, puffing a bit, I joined the queue of other wee boys lining up to place their coins on the brass plate above the iron turnstile, push hard against it, then climb up onto the dirt terracing and into Paradise. The rest of the world called it Celtic Park'. This is a story seen through green-and-white spectacles. It begins when nine-year-old...