Barry Venison has a sports memorabilia auction site. Proceeds going to children's charities. Right now they've got a shirt donated by Nobby and signed by the team. And Paul Merson's shorts. No mention of whether they're 'fresh' from a match. ;-))

There's also an autographed topless photo of Daveed for those who might be interested. Galaxy? Prezzie for the missus, Clarky?

-- Anonymous, April 11, 2001

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Autographed topless photo - to the lady - going going gone - yes you Mrs standing next to Coisty with a parrot on your shoulder.

-- Anonymous, April 12, 2001

Ooh - now that`s VERY tempting Ciara!(;o)

BTW Buff, my family closed ranks on me re: the parrot. How mean was that, and after all I`ve done for them! (;o)

-- Anonymous, April 12, 2001

I've just put a bid in for the Ginola picture. Hasn't he got lovely hair? Hope Newcastle bring him back when that useless drunken Peruvian eventually leaves.

-- Anonymous, April 12, 2001

What's the URL please.

-- Anonymous, April 12, 2001

Derrr, that's what happens when I post while half asleep. Sorry, folks. Url is www.bid4sport.com

-- Anonymous, April 12, 2001

Oh god on then, I'll have Nobby's shirt if no-one else wants it :))

-- Anonymous, April 17, 2001

Gav, if you don't get Nobby's shirt, I've got a 8 metre Peruvian national flag that used to fly on the twin towers of Wembley (with a certificate of authenticity) Yours for £200.

-- Anonymous, April 17, 2001

So you buy a lot of these things Rik? :)) and don't worry....I'll get it...

-- Anonymous, April 17, 2001

Maybe I will be buying that flag off you Rik....someone's just upped the bid to 300 quid! it was 210 when I put it up to 211 this morning...

Oh well bugger that, they can have it....I'm just glad I helped push the price up for them as it's a charity that benefits :))

-- Anonymous, April 17, 2001

I tried to buy a few things from the Wemblet sell off auction , but only managed to get the Peruvian flag. I was £20 short of getting the Wembley Milkfloat that they use to transport things around the stadium. It's a long story, but it ended up being bought by a German Collector.

-- Anonymous, April 17, 2001