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This one has gone. Nearly everything we stock is a one-off, so when it sells that really is that — but we are out buying and sourcing constantly, and something like it tends to turn up sooner than you would think.
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Join The ClubhouseEngland crushed Mexico 8–0 in a Wembley friendly on 10 May 1961, their biggest home win in over a decade.
Gerry Hitchens scored on his debut, Bobby Charlton hit a hat-trick, and further goals came from Bobby Robson, Bryan Douglas (two), and Ron Flowers from the spot.
Johnny Haynes captained Walter Winterbottom’s side in front of 77,000 fans.
This is a genuine matchday programme and ticket stub from the England win, both of which remain in generally good condition although there have been significant changes made to the centre page with Tipp-Ex and pen.
All programmes sold by Students of the Game are genuine and authentic, originating from the match in question.
We are open and honest about the condition of all programmes we sell. We make every effort to highlight any major flaws – such as tears, marks, team changes or scores, holes, or anything else that may materially affect the condition and, therefore, the value of the programmes.
Please don’t hesitate to ask for further information or additional photos if needed.
Football programmes are posted via Royal Mail’s Large Letter service, unless several programmes are combined in one order and the maximum weight of 1kg is exceeded.
At checkout, you will have the option to choose either Royal Mail’s Tracked 24 or Tracked 48 service.
We have a 30 day, no quibble returns policy. If you wish to return your order please see your order confirmation for details or email shop@studentsofthegame.co.uk.
