Your most treasured Burnley memorabilia
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I have the signed ball from the Chesterfield game, won in a raffle at a Supporters club do.
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My programme collection. As mentioned previously I have only 1 Burnley programme missing in my collection since 1946.
Also have a signed itinerary and menu from a post season tour to Germany in 1927, FA Cup Final banquet menus, hundreds of Reserve & Youth programmes and lots of souvenir newspapers including 1914 Cup Final issues.
Also have a signed itinerary and menu from a post season tour to Germany in 1927, FA Cup Final banquet menus, hundreds of Reserve & Youth programmes and lots of souvenir newspapers including 1914 Cup Final issues.
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Signed photograph of Ralph Coates.
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When I was about 10, I used to have a ski cap (it was the late 80s...) and some match days my Dad would get me a new pin badge to stick on it. I must have had about 20 in total when someone took it from my head as we merged into the crowd going from the Longside to the Bee Hole End. Never saw who took it. 

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A pair of Tom Heaton's used gloves given to me in Prague by Craig Mawson this summer
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A bit of a paper weight that I used to use on the Longside to toss at visiting supporters.
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Ive got a massive poster somewhere of the Team celebrating the play off win over stockport.
It's about 2m x 1m
It's about 2m x 1m
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Mine is a Burnley mirror that my mum & dad got for my birthday in 1974 after we had won 2nd division in 1972-73 season,Still hangs on my wall with pride.
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A claret and blue banner from the Sherpa van final against wolves.featured on the clubs official video showing my 2year old son running under it.use it has my mattress cover.
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Jock Winton ?claretabroad wrote:I don't know. The only information I have about it is that the player was primarily in the reserves that season and may have been called/had the nickname Jock. It's a wonderful piece of history with lots of newspaper cuttings from the different games, many autographs, tickets and a programme from the final. If anyone wants to have a look at it I would be happy to organise something when I am next back in E Lancs (most likely early Oct).
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the reason I ask if it was Arthur Woodruffs is because I was brought up 3 doors away from where he lived on Gainsborough Avenue, Rosehill. He had a scrap book from that cup run which he would let me look through. It had all sorts of things in it like menus from the hotel they stayed in, news paper cuttings etc.
I always wondered what happened to it. I'm assuming Arthur's wife Sue passed away some time ago but I don't know and their daughter was living in Canada so I thought with your name there might have been a link.
the reason I ask if it was Arthur Woodruffs is because I was brought up 3 doors away from where he lived on Gainsborough Avenue, Rosehill. He had a scrap book from that cup run which he would let me look through. It had all sorts of things in it like menus from the hotel they stayed in, news paper cuttings etc.
I always wondered what happened to it. I'm assuming Arthur's wife Sue passed away some time ago but I don't know and their daughter was living in Canada so I thought with your name there might have been a link.
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I collect a fair bit of NE Lancs railway stuff too so it has to be my collection of railway companies' or regions' advertising handbills for travel to Burnley games home and away.
Still looking for a League Liner one...
Still looking for a League Liner one...
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I've got a signed photo to me from Ralph Coates. He was a neighbour to my mum's friend and did it for me because I was in hospital having my tonsils and adenoids out.
I've got the bus too!
I've got the bus too!

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Mine is Ralph Coates England shirt from his debut against Northern Ireland in 1970. It was Bobby Charlton's 100th cap and George Best scored for NI.
The Wembley surface must have been rough as it still carries the Mud and Blood strains from the game.

The Wembley surface must have been rough as it still carries the Mud and Blood strains from the game.
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I also have that Bus, but mine is fairly new. I have a vintage shirt signed by Jimmy Mac and an RAF Ball signed by the players. I can only recognise Ade Akinbiyi though!
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My original postcard picture of the 1913/14 FA Cup winning side, it was given to me in the 70`s by my late uncle but don`t know from which family member he got it from. Its got the famous midfield trio of Halley,Boyle ( Cap`t) & Watson. The manager was called Edwards, only 12 players pictures on the card, wouldn`t get modern squads on one postcard.
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I have nearly all programmes home and away going back to the late 50's + the 47 cup final but my most treasured pieces of memorabilia are my 2 International caps of Bert Freeman from 1912
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I usually keep my ticket stubs and I've got a shirt signed by Jimmy Mac... I don't really do memorabilia
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This.might take it to the Olympic stadium wish now I'd give it a run out at spurs!!tim_noone wrote:A claret and blue banner from the Sherpa van final against wolves.featured on the clubs official video showing my 2year old son running under it.use it has my mattress cover.
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I have a programme from the Man City game that clinched the Title in 1960 and signed by Trevor Meredith.
I won it at a CM Dinner.
I won it at a CM Dinner.
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Oh I forgot a Trelleborgs shirt from a certain game in 1994 !!!!! if that counts
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You're David Holt's lad then? Thought the sun shone out of your dad when I watched him on the Turf as a kidHoltyclaret wrote:My Dads 81/82 winners medal and my piece of seat (someone else broke) from Scunthorpe! UTC

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My dad has the Man City programme when we clinched the title but I prefer the programme autographed by the Burnley players when I was mascot v Orient in 87. My dad recorded me on vhs leading the boys out on national news.
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I still have my Hillsborough '74 semi final ticket, plus the programme.
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My first match programme v Notts County (1978) and the scarf my dad bought me that day.
1947 Cup Final (Spare) Shirt
My 40th Birthday card and message from Steve Kindon.
1947 Cup Final (Spare) Shirt
My 40th Birthday card and message from Steve Kindon.
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I received a signed Martin Paterson Premier League shirt when I retired from teaching, courtesy of a colleague (Rovers supporter !) who very kindly wrote to the club, telling them of my support for the Clarets and my involvement in schoolboys football over many years, the highlight of which was when the school team I helped coach, played at Wembley in the Smith's Crisps final. Walking out of the Wembley tunnel and across the pitch was a great thrill (I even got to kick a ball on the hallowed turf.) We sat on the red leather benches in the boiling hot sun and chatted with the England players who were there to watch the under 18s friendly England v Scotland which followed our competition. David Unsworth was in our team then as a 10 year old. I tried to persuade him to sign for the Clarets but Everton got there first !!
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Di Branchio match shirt from Scunthorpe promotion game
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I remember Arthur Woodruff. He was our local Greengrocer on Broughham St. Lovely guy. Pity what happened to the shop.
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I bought it from a UK seller on ebay about 7 years ago and know very little about it other than the 'Jock' reference.iluva64 wrote:claretabroad:
the reason I ask if it was Arthur Woodruffs is because I was brought up 3 doors away from where he lived on Gainsborough Avenue, Rosehill. He had a scrap book from that cup run which he would let me look through. It had all sorts of things in it like menus from the hotel they stayed in, news paper cuttings etc.
I always wondered what happened to it. I'm assuming Arthur's wife Sue passed away some time ago but I don't know and their daughter was living in Canada so I thought with your name there might have been a link.
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I'm currently working on a shirt book project, drop me an email if you're interested and I'll pass on the details. on clivelawrence@me.comTHEWELLERNUT70 wrote:Mine would be either of my Ralph Coates or Willie Irvine match worn home shirts. I also have a football signed by a number of ex-clarets, many of whom are sadly no longer with us
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I have a colour postcard of the 59/60 champions, with the trophy, signed by every player on it, plus a retro 59/60 shirt signed by pretty much the same players.
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The Match ball sponsors souvenir signed football from 2nd leg of league cup semi final V Spurs 2009. My mate sponsored the match ball through his company.
He also laid on a corporate for us at WHL in the first leg,where I got to meet Ralph Coates.
He also laid on a corporate for us at WHL in the first leg,where I got to meet Ralph Coates.
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The programme from my first Burnley match: Fulahm away 1972/73 signed by all players (I was the Club's guest at the match)
Jimmy Mac's Matchday Pass from 2009/10 Premier League season
My pass from the Watford game last December when Darren Bentley kindly invited me to the Press Box + match programme signed by Tom Heaton and Joey Barton
Jimmy Mac's Matchday Pass from 2009/10 Premier League season
My pass from the Watford game last December when Darren Bentley kindly invited me to the Press Box + match programme signed by Tom Heaton and Joey Barton
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Bloody hell, more fare rules and confusion back then than there is today!evensteadiereddie wrote:
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Autographs of the 1921 team. Autographed photo postcard of the 1947 team, which Peter Kippax signed with a biro pen, a rarity in those days. Fully autographed programmes Man City A Div 1 Champions and PNE A Div 2 Champions. Copper plate front cover of the 1947 Cup Final programme.
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The privilege of meeting Ralph is better than the ball. Lovely man.aclaretinstevenage wrote:The Match ball sponsors souvenir signed football from 2nd leg of league cup semi final V Spurs 2009. My mate sponsored the match ball through his company.
He also laid on a corporate for us at WHL in the first leg,where I got to meet Ralph Coates.
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I caught and still have one of the red nose day footballs the players kicked into the stands many years agi
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All my tickets. Don’t really keep much else.
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Cup and Saucer from Bob Lord's Chairman's room and the Burnley champions bus.
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I've a really old Bob cap I wear now and again must be forty years old.
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Uaed to love this.HB Claret wrote:

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Got my tickets and programs from my first home and away game (cambridge mid 80s and wolves at wembley 88) along with too many pictures, items and memories. Pictures with all the players in hospital in 1993 and picture of a special meeting a few weeks prior to that in hospital at my bedside with Kevin Russell, David Eyres and Nathan Peel.
But best of all though has to be Les Thompsons suit from Wembley 94 that from knowing how much I love BFC through a mutual friend he completely at random contacted me to send the suit

But best of all though has to be Les Thompsons suit from Wembley 94 that from knowing how much I love BFC through a mutual friend he completely at random contacted me to send the suit




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Ian McL re Cup and saucer. I've also got the same inc a small plate,(with the club crest on) Bob Lord used for his tea and biscuits. I worked for the club and asked the catering manageress if I could have them after Mr Lord had left them on his office table. The club were about to change to another tea set. Rodley Dave has had the pleasure of sitting in my house drinking out of the said cup and saucer.
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Been a Burnley supporter all my life but never really been one for football memorabilia......don’t even think I have any of my old shirts or anything! I usually give them to charity, think I might have programs and tickets from all my Wembley Clarets matches somewhere....but then again could quite easily have binned them. Strange when I actually think about it, because I do collect other things....but have never ever collected anything Burnley FC 
