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The best soccer ball is very well debated.

Many people say it is the Jabulani is the best but some soccer players complained about it during the world cup because it would curve unnecessarily.

Thus different balls were created for different styles of play. So what ever your playing style is, you may think certain balls are better than others.

So the best ball for play may never be known

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There seems to be loads of places selling small/miniature replicas but the site above seems to be one of the few selling real size replicas.

You could also have just researched Google and Yahoo, I found the info above within 5 minutes.......!

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About �2,500

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The crazy.

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A good gift for a senior Soccer night would be Jerseys or T-shirts. Everybody's gonna love it and obviously its something that they can use. Also, a good gift can be a Soccer Coffee Mug. You can actually get the names of your seniors written on the mug and gift it. They may like that as well.

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$ 1500

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Mentioning a team would have helped. The team would probably drive it's value. Mainly for a team signed Green Bay or Kansas City jersey considering 1966 was Superbowl I.

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They train a couple of days each week

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Full Back and Centre Defensive Midfield.

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Max £25 on www.ebay.co.uk

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approx GBP 10.00 - 20.00

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In good condition they sell for between �180 and �1000.

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The programme is worth

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Let's start with the year. 12 years takes us back to 1992 and when you consider that only 100 tickets were available for this auction, it's very likely to be a replica. Since 1992, the football memorabilia market has expanded a lot and more of these shirts are available from more places. So odds are that as a replica, it may not have gone up in value. I suspect 100 pounds would be a decent price. Should the shirt turn out to be a shirt worn during the match, then the starting price would be 5,000 pounds. And if it's a shirt from the final? Well, Geoff Hurst sold his shirt for 91,750 pounds at Christie's, London.

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BETWEEN £4.00 & £8.00 DEPENDING ON CONDITION.

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If you go ot conventions (and often all ten 1966 finalists will attend) each player will charge �25 to sign a shirt. If you add the cost of a shirt (appx. �40) it would be valued at �290. If you went to a reputable dealer like Frasers you would probably pay �495, but on EBay (where forgeries are rife) you could get it for �125. You pays your money, you takes your choice.

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1. If all the signatures are authentic, to a Liverpool fan, it could be up to a million dollars.

2.Probably starts at about $200 if the signatures are in good condition, as they won the champions league but not the English league title. 2nd successive win, so around there for lowest starters.

3.Probably around $300 if the ball is also in ok condition and looks nice.

4.Price also subject to design, use(in the champs league itself?, match ball?), etc.

5.If you have such a ball, you should keep it yourself, unless you are not a fan anymore, and need money.

6.I am not a real pro at prices, but i estimate you can get these.

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These medals are on eBay at the moment for peanuts, so they're not worth much I'd say unless it's an official or endorsed medal.

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I bought one in absolutely mint condition about 3 years ago with certificate of authenticity for about ?350. I checked at the time and there were 2-3 others out there on the market in the same bracket (up to ?400). Need to check however that a genuine one, as the FA produced some "official copies" in 1996 to celebrate. These are very similar but don't have all the old staium info on the back.

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Sorry,don`t know the answer but would love to know as i`ve gotone exactly the same..

Try Ebay!

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Well the runner up would be East Germany as England won the 1966 World Cup. It's worth my just be the metal contained in it. I've been to a great deal of sports collecting conventions and such and rarely if ever see anything from the World Cup. Probably because it is really not well followed here in the US.

No the runner up was West Germany

medal probably worth in the region of £2000

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Depends how much money is in there! If in good condition �40 to �75 Regards Mr 'D'

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$300