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These Three are new to my signed book collection.....................
The 4th is a novel titled "Geek Girl..Perfect Picture" signed by Autjor Holly Smale, One for Briteny to read. hardbackedfirst editon from 20014 signed in Red Sharpie. Cost a £1.
No 5 is a dual signed Autobiography titled " Richard and Judy" signed by the Morning TV pair. Cost a £1 and is a Hardbacked first edition from 2002. Many yeras ago a member on here, Perry the Chelsea Dragon once asked me to send a TTM request to the pair as Richard stated on daytime TV that he never got ant fanmail/Autograph requests...So I did and never got a reply so 4-5 years later this will do nicely.
Finally No 6 is a Hardbacked first edition book from 2005 titled " Together again" Signed by Author Willie Irvine again a £1.
1943: Willie Irvine was born on 18 June 1943 in the village of Eden, County Antrim, on the east coast of Northern Ireland.
1962: After Andy Lochhead was promoted to the first team in October 1962, Irvine became the reserve side's first-choice centre forward.
1964: He retained his place in the team for the next two matches, before returning to his more preferred centre forward position for the 0–3 loss at home to Liverpool on 14 April 1964.
1965: Irvine scored a goal in a 2–1 win against Lausanne Sports on a pre-season tour of Switzerland, and his first competitive goal of the season came on 24 August 1965 in the 3–1 home victory against Blackpool.
1971: In March 1971, Ball offered Irvine the opportunity of a three-month loan spell at fellow Third Division side Brighton & Hove Albion.
1971: He joined Brighton & Hove Albion in July 1971 after impressing during a loan spell earlier in the year.
In addition to playing club football, Irvine also represented the Northern Ireland national football team. He won 23 caps for his country, scoring eight goals. After retiring from football, he ran his own do-it-yourself shop but suffered from severe depression when the business collapsed. Irvine spent time in hospital after taking an overdose of medication, but recovered and later worked as a community worker before becoming a window cleaner. As of 2010, he works full-time in an aerospace factory, and also gives guided tours of Burnley's stadium, Turf Moor, on matchdays.. Another local lad.
I also picked another signed book up on Friday for all of 50p and absolute peach of a find.. Again I already have this one in my collection but its a cracker.I'll save that for next week end. Thanks for looking.
