Cup Final

Where Eagles Fly
$0.89

Pele - 1970 World Cup Final - Autographed 420mm x 594mm Print
$436.99
The world's greatest footballer - what other way is there to describe the Brazilian master, Pele? But who would have thought that Edson Arantes Do Nascimento, born to a poor family in Tres Coracos in 1940, would become the player against whom all others are measured? For the first time in the UK, Pele has signed a limited edition print, featuring the most iconic image of the Brazilian legend. He is captured celebrating his goal in the 1970 World Cup final, held aloft by team-mate Jarzinho. Now you can own this piece of football history, hand-signed by the greatest footballer in the world.

Cup Final [VHS]
$24.95
This is truly the best Israeli film there ever was (and probably ever will be...). It follows a gang of Arab terrorists in Lebanon, 1982, who capture an Israeli slodier. It doesn't take long for the Arab group and the Jewish Soldier to find that they're really not that different from one another: They're all people, they're all getting pretty sick of the war, they're all abslutely sure they're right, and they all like the same socker team. It is a beautiful film! Moshe Ivgi is very good as Cohen, the Israeli soldier, but the one who really steals the show is the brilliant Muhamad Bakri as Ziad, the leader of the captures. the dinamic between the two of them is amazing! Once you've watched the film , you will surly look at things differently!

Cup Final
$29.95
This is truly the best Israeli film there ever was (and probably ever will be...). It follows a gang of Arab terrorists in Lebanon, 1982, who capture an Israeli slodier. It doesn't take long for the Arab group and the Jewish Soldier to find that they're really not that different from one another: They're all people, they're all getting pretty sick of the war, they're all abslutely sure they're right, and they all like the same socker team. It is a beautiful film! Moshe Ivgi is very good as Cohen, the Israeli soldier, but the one who really steals the show is the brilliant Muhamad Bakri as Ziad, the leader of the captures. the dinamic between the two of them is amazing! Once you've watched the film , you will surly look at things differently!