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This superb image was signed by Jamie Carragher in a private signing session in Liverpool on March 26, 2010. It shows Carragher lifting the European Cup after Liverpool's incredible Champions League win over AC Milan in 2005.Milan had cruised to a 3-0 lead at half-time thanks to the sublime Kaka and Liverpool looked dead and buried. But then came the greatest comeback of all time in a European final. Goals from Steven Gerrard, Vladimir Smicer and Xabi Alonso brought the Merseysiders level and took the tie into extra time.Battling cramp, a heroic Carragher inspired his team-mates to hold on, withstanding a fearful battering from the Rossoneri. A thrilling penalty shootout went in Liverpool's favour, and for the fifth time, they were crowned champions of Europe.This photo, which is 16 inches by 12 inches in size, is an incredible piece of football memorabilia and would make a fantastic gift for any Liverpool fan.

Bradford City Football Newspaper Book Starting with coverage of City’s 6-3 win over Chelsea in 1907, this book charts a glorious history of great games through the decades of the 20th and 21st century. Early top stories include becoming Div 2 Champions in 1908, winning the FA Cup in 1911 beating Newcastle 1-0 and Albert Whitehouse amazing 7 goals in the 8-0 win over Tranmere in 1929. Read about the sad events around the Valley Parade fire of 1985, the joy of gaining promotion to Div 1 in 1996 beating Notts County 2-0 in the play off final, and the fantastic achievement in gaining promotion to the Premiership in 1999. The top stories and matches are covered and much much more. Newspaper coverage continues right up to the end of last season. A unique and wonderful gift and must have for all Bradford City fans.

Official 2008-09 Cheltenham home football shirt. Authentic short sleeve football shirt of Cheltenham Town football club available in sizes S M L XL XXL. To be worn in the 2008-09 League One season.

Bradford City 1940's.

Bury 100 Years.

Rochdale FC were formed in 1907 and accepted into the Manchester League. After one season they joined the Lancashire Combination, a competition that included the reserve sides of several Football League clubs. After winning the Combination title, Rochdale made their first application to join the League but received just one vote. In 1919, ‘Dale made their second application to join the enlarged Second Division but once again they could not attract enough support. They only had to wait two more seasons, however, before being invited to join the new Northern Section of the Third Division. At the end of their first season, Rochdale had to seek re-election but they then had a run of successful campaigns, narrowly missing out on promotion in 1924 and 1927. During the 1930s the club’s performances fell away and they generally finished near the bottom of the League, having to apply three times for re-election in the years leading up the Second World War.

Bradford 1960's.

Bradford City 1903.

Bradford City 1911 FA Cup Winners.

Bradford Association Football Club was formed in 1907 and used the name of its ground, Park Avenue, to distinguish itself from Bradford City AFC and Bradford Northern RLFC. The ground was established in 1880 as the home of Bradford Rugby Club, achieving their first major success by winning the Yorkshire Cup in 1884. Joining the Northern Union following the "Great Split" of 1893, the Park Avenue club enjoyed great success as a Rugby League club, defeating Salford in 1906 to win the Northern Union Cup. In spite of this success at the "handling game" there was also a demand for Association Football, and Park Avenue played host to both sports.

Grimsby 1960's - 1970's.

Lincoln 1974 - 1975.