'The Big Bang'
George Best football hero of the 60's and 70's.
Medium: 1960's George Best badge. Collage, acrylic on board Size: 18cm x 23cm

'Matthews, Stanley, Sir!'
Sir Stanley Matthews 1915-2000 Wizard of the dribble in the 1953 FA Cup, Blackpool v Bolton. Apart from George Best he had no equal. Some say Stan was the original comic book hero.
Medium: Collage and Acrylic paint on board Size: 122.5cm x 97.5cm

'55th Minute'
David Beckham’s sizzling drive for England against Finland in the World Cup Qualifier 25th March 2001.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint on board Size: 23cm x 29cm

'Goal Of The Season'
Goal Of The Season celebrates the Charlton player, Shaun Bartlett performing a stunning volley which produced a wonder-goal against Leicester City and was voted Goal of the Season in 2001.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint on board Size: 40cm x 70cm

'On Target'
Michael Owen scores for England in hard fought victory over Albania, 6th September 2001.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint on board Size: 23cm x 29cm

'Wasteland to Wembley'
An historical piece of work commemorating Charlton's highlights over the last century, including the rebuilding of the ground and promotion to the Premiership.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint on board Size: 61cm x 183cm

'What's My Name!'
David Beckham, Man of many hairstyles and probably the best crosser of the ball in the world.
Medium: Acrylic paint and 3D collage Size: 84cm x 44.6cm

'Whizz Kid'
Ex-professional footballer who played for Watford 1981-84 and Peterborough 1984-86.Main picture: At the Theatre of Dreams, one of the heights of his playing career.
Medium: Acrylic paint. collage,mixed media Size: 79 x 68 cm

'Go All The Way'
A sculptural piece made up of recycled cans that celebrate Euro 2000 and football's entwined link with alcoholic beverages.
Medium: Recycled cans Size: Approx 12 x 13 cm

'Bobby's Ball'
Part of a series reworking old football annuals. Sir Bobby Charlton eyes up the ball with Chelsea's John Hollins
Medium: Acrylic paint and mixed media on board Size: 26.5 x 19.5 cm

'Boys Own'
A nostalgic boys eye view of the world of football. A collage of football comics and annuals dating from the 1950's onwards.
Medium: Mixed media Size: 122.5 x 84.3 cm

'Burning Up The Pitch'
Dennis Bergkamp, Arsenal's and Holland's Dutch superstar. A double winner with Arsenal in 1997/98 and both Footballer of the Year and Player of the Year for that season.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint Size: 94 x 55 cm

'Canned Football'
Contained within the circumference of a football, this piece attempts to illustrate the aftermath of advertising and sponsorship at the end of a game.
Medium: Recycled cans, in a circular mount Size: 35.5 x 35.5 cm

'A Double Splash'
Arsenal takes the FA Cup and the League Trophy in a double winning season in 1971 with a team that included Charlie George and George Armstrong. As celebrated in the book 'Fever Pitch' by Nick Hornby.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint Size: 55 x 94.5 cm

'Keep Your Eye On The Ball, Son'
Name these circa 60's - 70's players?Clues: Celtic, Southampton, Stoke City, but no prizes for guessing Georgie Best.
Medium: 3D collage, and acrylic paint Size: 28 x 19.5 cm

'Gazza's Bawl'
Paul Gascoigne, one of the most gifted players of his generation, sheds tears after losing in the 1990 semi-final World Cup against West Germany in Italy.
Medium: 3D collage and acrylic paint Size: 27 x 18.2 cm

'Hand Ball'
Medium: Mixed media Size: 19.5 X 28.5 cm

'Golden Boy'
Part of a series reworking old football annuals. Your guess is as good as mine!
Medium: Acrylic on board Size: 28 x 19.5 cm

'Can You Hear Me NOW?'
David Beckham: one of the most admired and vilified players with the talent to go with it.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint on board Size: 122.3 x 64.3 cm

'Ing-ger-land'
An equivocal take on English football patriotism. The St George Cross embelm no longer retains the original meaning of the symbol.
Medium: Recycled cans, acrylic paint on board Size: 56 x 51 cm

'In The Frame - Booby Moore'
The truly legendary Bobby Moore, who captained the England team that won the World Cup in 1966 beating West Germany 4-2 after extra time.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint Size: 16.5 x 12 cm

'Jimmy's Wall'
A nostalgic boys eye view of the world of football. The youthful Jimmy Greaves (then of Chelsea) who scored at every club debut.
Medium: Mixed media Size: 62.7 x 59.5 cm

'Pin Up'
Best was considered to be British football's most naturally gifted player, who was able to conjure up goals from the most unlikely postitions.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint Size: 26 x 20 cm

'Raining Balls'
Continuing the series of reworked football annuals.
Medium: Mixed media Size: 26.5 x 19.7 cm

'Run Ryan Run'
A victory run for Ryan Giggs after scoring against Juventus, October 1997. Score 3-2 to Man United. Also featuring the April 1999, United v Arsenal game which included a wonder goal by Giggs that even Maradona said he wished he had scored. Final score 2-1 to Man United after extra time.
Medium: Acrylic paint, collage and mixed media Size: 57 x 195 cm

'Read All About It'
A piece based on Fleet Streets and the fans love affair with the game. The criss-cross pattern suggesting the nightly billboard.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint Size: 180 x 122 cm

'Safe'
Continuing the series of reworked football annuals.
Medium: Mixed media Size: 27.5 x 19 cm

'Soccer USA'
The 1994 World Cuphosted by the US of A. Brazil took the Cup beating Italy 3-2 on penalties after extra time.
Medium: 3D collage and acrylic paint Size: 10.6 x 12 cm

'Tackle'
Reworked schoolboy football annual capturing the violence and physicality of the game.
Medium: Acrylic paintand 3D collage Size: 28.6 x 19.5 cm

'Super Sam'
Sam Bartram: Charlton Atheltic goalkeeper between the years 1934 - 1956. One of the greatest goalkeepers of his time; shaking hands with Arsenal's Cliff Holton.
Medium: 3D Collage and acrylic paint Size: 41 x 70 cm

'Wright Wright Wright'
Woolwich born Wright was the darling of the Highbury fans. In 1991 he was the Gunners' most expensive signing at 2.5 million. He was worth it, finishing the top scorer at Highbury for six consecutive seasons.
Medium: Acrylic paint and collage Size: 45 x 79 cm

'Wright On'
The one and only Ian Wright whose time with Arsenal produced a truly prolific goal scoring record. On 13th September 1997 his hat-trick against Bolton sent him past Cliff Bastin's record of 178 goals in all competitions.
Medium: Collage and acrylic paint Size: 109.5 x 40.5 cm

'You Are The Ref'
A collection of football memorabilia and merchandising make up this collage based on the idea of the difficulty in making refereeing decisions. 'You Are The Ref' was an illustrated column compiled by Stan Lover in the 70's football magazine, Shoot.
Medium: Collage, 3D objects and acrylic paint Size: 50 x 56.8 cm

'Your Ball'
Continuing the series of reworked football annuals.
Medium: Mixed media Size: 28.2 x 19.5 cm

'Legend Dixie Dean'
A nostalgic boys eye view of the world of football. The legend Dixie Dean
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'What a Scorcher'
Ever since his arrival at Manchester United in the 1990-91 season Giggs has been compared to George Best and is regarded by many as the finest winger in the world. The title of the painting - What a Scorcher! refers to the player himself as well as the goal that the headline caption describes.
Medium: Mixed Media Size: 65.5 X 26.5 cm

'I Love Football'
A sculptural piece made up of recycled cans.
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