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Football memorabilia is a cherished symbol of the sport's history and fervent fan base. Whether it's an autograph, a vintage program, or a treasured ticket from a game, football memorabilia captures the essence of the sport. Each item represents a piece of football's rich history and most iconic moments. All this history, all these moments are recorded in weekly or monthly magazines published for the football supporters.

These magazines are filled with images of boyhood heroes and jam-packed with articles that trace the footballing life of all supporters, even the advertisements bring memories flooding back. Whether it be the Mitre football you blasted past a mate in goal or your first boots bought as a birthday present. You'll find those memories here. 
Football magazines are also a great source of education. Apart from being a great way to get today's kids to read more or simply spend more time off the phone they often contain information unobtainable elsewhere. Yes, there are the lists of results, the goalscorers, attendances, and the team line-ups but there also are the Letters page where readers would write in, ask questions, or even send in their version of events plus drawings of course. This is all very important social history, it tells us about our past.

Yes, we all wanted images of our heroes on our bedroom walls as kids, and football magazines back then were the only way. These cherished images get forgotten as we grow, move out of the family home, and have a family of our own but they are not lost, here they are to relive all over again.

But for some people, it's more than that. A lot of people have a great interest in the history of their club or football in general. These football magazines are rich in facts & figures yes, they'll help you build a folder of team images of your club history but also their rich articles will give you information you won't find anywhere else. Why did your star player leave? How come the best manager you ever had was sacked? It's all here and now.