Smith enjoyed a successful career with the Gunners, winning all three major domestic trophies
- two League Championships, the
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Smith enjoyed a successful career with the Gunners, winning all three major domestic trophies
- two League Championships, the
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Alan Taylor started his fairytale season in 1975 with Rochdale & ended it as West Ham United's unlikely two-goal FA Cup-winning hero in only the second all-London final. Joining the club in autumn 1974, the 21-year-old striker all but repaid his £40, 000 fee with match-clinching doubles in the quarter-final at Arsenal & the semi-final replay against Ipswich Town. & another two-goal spree at Wembley helped the all-English Hammers to victory over Alec Stock's second division Fulham. On the hour, he scored the first & five minutes later, the cup was well & truly on its way to the Boleyn Ground, & Taylor became a West Ham legend. Here is a 16x 12 photo of Alan Taylor scoring during West Ham's 2-0 win over Fulham in the 1975 FA Cup Final. The photo was personally signed by Alan at a signing session carried out & attended by Allstarsignings. The item comes with an Allstarsignings certificate of authenticity which will have photographic proof inserted into it. ...

Alan Taylor started his fairytale season in 1975 with Rochdale & ended it as West Ham United's unlikely two-goal FA Cup-winning hero in only the second all-London final. Joining the club in autumn 1974, the 21-year-old striker all but repaid his £40, 000 fee with match-clinching doubles in the quarter-final at Arsenal & the semi-final replay against Ipswich Town. & another two-goal spree at Wembley helped the all-English Hammers to victory over Alec Stock's second division Fulham. On the hour, he scored the first & five minutes later, the cup was well & truly on its way to the Boleyn Ground, & Taylor became a West Ham legend. Here is a 16x 12 photo of Alan Taylor scoring during West Ham's 2-0 win over Fulham in the 1975 FA Cup Final. The photo was personally signed by Alan at a signing session carried out & attended by Allstarsignings. The item comes with an Allstarsignings certificate of authenticity which will have photographic proof inserted into it. ...

Alan Taylor started his fairytale season in 1975 with Rochdale & ended it as West Ham United's unlikely two-goal FA Cup-winning hero in only the second all-London final. Joining the club in autumn 1974, the 21-year-old striker all but repaid his £40, 000 fee with match-clinching doubles in the quarter-final at Arsenal & the semi-final replay against Ipswich Town. & another two-goal spree at Wembley helped the all-English Hammers to victory over Alec Stock's second division Fulham. On the hour, he scored the first & five minutes later, the cup was well & truly on its way to the Boleyn Ground, & Taylor became a West Ham legend. Here is a 16x 12 photo of Alan Taylor scoring during West Ham's 2-0 win over Fulham in the 1975 FA Cup Final. The photo was personally signed by Alan at a signing session carried out & attended by Allstarsignings. The item comes with an Allstarsignings certificate of authenticity which will have photographic proof inserted into it & our tamper-proof hologram.   FRAMING All of our items are framed using our professional in-house framing service with high quality materials. We use black frames with mount colors to suit & relevant accompanying inserts. Please feel free to contact our friendly framing team to discuss your framing requirements ...

The name of Alex Dawson might not instantly mean much to many but he played a crucial role in keeping Manchester United alive after the Munich air disaster ripped the club apart. Dawson narrowly missed out on boarding the ill-fated flight back from Germany. With Sir Matt Busby fighting for his life in hospital, his trusty No.2 Jimmy Murphy pulled a team together to face Sheffield Wednesday in the fifth round of the FA Cup
- just 13 days after the accident. Dawson took his place beside survivors Bill Foulkes & Harry Gregg as United won 3-0. Dawson had an incredible record at Old Trafford, scoring 54 goals in 93 games. He is still the youngest player to score a hat-trick for the club, hitting a treble aged 18 years & 33 days in the semi-final replay against Fulham in March 1958. He also played in the famous 1958 Final. Here is a 30x 12 storyboard photo commemorating United's historic Cup run in the aftermath of the Munich disaster. The item was signed by Alex Dawson at a signing sess...
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The name of Alex Dawson might not instantly mean much to many but he played a crucial role in keeping Manchester United alive after the Munich air disaster ripped the club apart. Dawson narrowly missed out on boarding the ill-fated flight back from Germany. With Sir Matt Busby fighting for his life in hospital, his trusty No.2 Jimmy Murphy pulled a team together to face Sheffield Wednesday in the fifth round of the FA Cup
- just 13 days after the accident. Dawson took his place beside survivors Bill Foulkes & Harry Gregg as United won 3-0. Dawson had an incredible record at Old Trafford, scoring 54 goals in 93 games. He is still the youngest player to score a hat-trick for the club, hitting a treble aged 18 years & 33 days in the semi-final replay against Fulham in March 1958. He also played in the famous 1958 Final. Here is a 30x 12 storyboard photo commemorating United's historic Cup run in the aftermath of the Munich disaster. The item was signed by Alex Dawson at a signing sess...
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The name of Alex Dawson might not instantly mean much to many but he played a crucial role in keeping Manchester United alive after the Munich air disaster ripped the club apart. Dawson narrowly missed out on boarding the ill-fated flight back from Germany. With Sir Matt Busby fighting for his life in hospital, his trusty No.2 Jimmy Murphy pulled a team together to face Sheffield Wednesday in the fifth round of the FA Cup
- just 13 days after the accident. Dawson took his place beside survivors Bill Foulkes & Harry Gregg as United won 3-0. Dawson had an incredible record at Old Trafford, scoring 54 goals in 93 games. He is still the youngest player to score a hat-trick for the club, hitting a treble aged 18 years & 33 days in the semi-final replay against Fulham in March 1958. He also played in the famous 1958 Final. Here is a 30x 12 storyboard photo commemorating United's historic Cup run in the aftermath of the Munich disaster. The item was signed by Alex Dawson at a signing session carried out & attended by Allstarsignings in Birmingham, 20th November 2011. The item comes with an Allstarsignings certificate of authenticity which will have photographic proof inserted into it & our tamper-proof hologram   FRAMING All of our items are framed using our professional in-house framing service with high quality materials. We use black frames with mount colors to suit & relevant accompanying inserts. Please feel free to contact our friendly framing team to discuss your framing requirements
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The name of Alex Dawson might not instantly mean much to many but he played a crucial role in keeping Manchester United alive after the Munich air disaster ripped the club apart. Dawson narrowly missed out on boarding the ill-fated flight back from Germany. With Sir Matt Busby fighting for his life in hospital, his trusty No.2 Jimmy Murphy pulled a team together to face Sheffield Wednesday in the fifth round of the FA Cup
- just 13 days after the accident. Dawson took his place beside survivors Bill Foulkes & Harry Gregg as United won 3-0. Dawson had an incredible record at Old Trafford, scoring 54 goals in 93 games. He is still the youngest player to score a hat-trick for the club, hitting a treble aged 18 years & 33 days in the semi-final replay against Fulham in March 1958. He also played in the famous 1958 Final. Here is a 30x 12 storyboard photo commemorating United's historic Cup run in the aftermath of the Munich disaster. The item was signed by Alex Dawson at a signing session carried out & attended by Allstarsignings in Birmingham, 20th November 2011. The item comes with an Allstarsignings certificate of authenticity which will have photographic proof inserted into it & our tamper-proof hologram   FRAMING All of our items are framed using our professional in-house framing service with high quality materials. We use black frames with mount colors to suit & relevant accompanying inserts. Please feel free to contact our friendly framing team to discuss your framing requirements
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The name of Alex Dawson might not instantly mean much to many but he played a crucial role in keeping Manchester United alive after the Munich air disaster ripped the club apart. Dawson narrowly missed out on boarding the ill-fated flight back from Germany. With Sir Matt Busby fighting for his life in hospital, his trusty No.2 Jimmy Murphy pulled a team together to face Sheffield Wednesday in the fifth round of the FA Cup
- just 13 days after the accident. Dawson took his place beside survivors Bill Foulkes & Harry Gregg as United won 3-0. Dawson had an incredible record at Old Trafford, scoring 54 goals in 93 games. He is still the youngest player to score a hat-trick for the club, hitting a treble aged 18 years & 33 days in the semi-final replay against Fulham in March 1958. He also played in the famous 1958 Final. This is a 16x 12 inch photo of the historic Manchester United team being presented to royalty prior to the 1958 FA Cup Final. The photo was personally signed by Alex D...
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