Hi

I have a shirt worn by a member of the Blackburn Rovers Masters team that played in the Sky Sports competition in 2009. I'm not sure which player it was but it has been signed by all the squad from that tournament, which was Darren Collier, Richard Brown, Gary Croft, Mark Atkins (captain), Keith Hill, David Mail, Craig Skinner, Andy Kennedy and Per Pedersen. It is a short sleeved size extra large and is a really unusual piece of Rovers memorabilia. The shirt sponsor was Zeus Solutions and the shirt has the official arm badges of the Masters Tournament, as well as the specially designed Rovers Masters logo.

If the link below works, it should show Per Pedersen wearing the shirt. I will accept any reasonable offer, preferably to be paid by Paypal. Please DM me. Thanks.

http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/burnley_fc/news/4513879.Honours_even_in_Blackburn_Rovers_and_Burnley_Masters_game/

Saturday Sun - Nick Drake

Ballroom Blitz - The Sweet

Suite Judy Blue Eyes - Crosby Stills and Nash

Beat Surrender - The Jam

Think For a Minute - The Housemartins

Life from a Window - The Jam

Song Sung Blue - Neil Diamond

I Am One - The Who

It's The Same Old Song - The Four Tops

'A' Bomb In Wardour Street - The Jam

No way, I would have gone with " The Onion Song " by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell

" Thick As Thieves " - The Jam.

The Onion Song - By far the worst thing that golden pair did.

Thick as Thieves - quality!

Back to the game: Some Like It Hot - Robert Palmer

Life From A Window - The Jam

Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes

The Prince - Madness

Life at a Top People's Health Farm - The Style Council

One of the worst songs ever released as a single by Mr Weller (IMHO) and the beginning of the end for TSC as he lost his audience after this.

Back Stage - Livin' Blues

Man In The Corner Shop - The Jam

I was distraught enough and I was at Alton Towers that day as I was only 14.

I remember thinking McGoldricks goal at a packed Ewood could be costly and it proved to be.

What always struck me is how players like Sellars totally bottled it completely in the 2nd leg. I know he was a soft bugger but........They made our current crop seem hardened in comparison. I was surprised Sellars ever had the gumption to make it to the top flight after that.

Palace will be owed one forever no matter how many times we beat them.

I remember thinking similar, but more in relation to Howard Gayle's missed penalty at a crucial stage in that first leg.

In The City - The Jam

Five Get Over Excited - The Housemartins

Temptation - Heaven 17

Street Life - Roxy Music

The Small Faces - Song of a Baker

Work 'n' Play - The Questions