Football Clubs & Equipment in Manchester

Since we were founded, our goal has always been to provide best quality authentic autographs at competitive prices. We were collectors and sports fans long before we were dealers and so understand the requirements of the buyers. We became increasingly disillusioned with the growing amount of fake autographs

The specialists in PICTURE FRAMING AND SPORTS MEMORABILIA 3D Dome framing services and autographed, signed memorabilia for people who collect celebrity photographs worldwide. Located in Manchester, UK, we feature a huge array of autographed memorabilia for football, boxing, rugby, cricket, motor sport

MUST is the independent Manchester United supporters trust. Our fundamental goal is to secure meaningful permanent ownership of Manchester United FC for supporters. Only through supporter ownership can we reach the aims that every supporter has for our club. MAXIMUM INVESTMENT IN THE TEAM by reinvesting

United began the new decade, century and millennium in typical pioneering fashion. They entered a brand new competition - the FIFA Club World Championship in Brazil - but at the expense of their participation in the FA Cup, of which they were the holders. The January jaunt to South America didn't result

Official Football Merchandise have grown rapidly to become the biggest online retailer of official football merchandise in the UK. We provide great quality products, prices and most importantly superb client service and delivery times. Our completely secure online shop is packed with over 1000 football

Failsworth Soccer Centre is one of the few sporting sites within Manchester to be blessed with the brand new, state of the art, 3G synthetic Grass Pitches. The centre boasts two outdoor pitches which can be hired per hour either for a complete or half pitch (prices vary depending on youth or adult football)

The Valley Road Stadium has a capacity to hold 2000 people and is used for home games by Manchester City Ladies. The club was established in 1960, playing firstly in the Manchester and Wythenshawe League. They moved to the Lancashire and Cheshire League in 1963, winning the Third Division at the 1st