EFC V Spurs 2004 signed by both teams inc. Rooney

[george]

I have a very good condition programme from Everton's home game against Tottenham which has been signed by the entire Everton and Tottenham teams including Wayne Rooney on the front cover which says "To Rob Best Wishes Wayne Rooney".

Throughout the inner pages there are the following signatures:
Colin Harvey
To Rob best wishes David Moyes
To Rob all the best Dave Watson
Tomasz Radzinski
James McFadden
Greame Sharp
To Rob best wishes Duncan Ferguson
Freddie Kanute
Robbie Keane
Simon Davies
Jamaine Defoe
Alan Stubbs
Joseph Yobo
to Rob best wishes Steve Watson
Alan Irvine
Plus several others who's names I can't work out.

Most of the above signatures are on the relevant picture of them.

This programme was given to be by a very good friend who had a friend that knew Wayne Rooney at the time. This would make a very good purchase or present for someone called Rob.

Although I can't provide any evidence that all these signatures are genuine I am 100% confident that they are.

Although I don't really want to part with this programme as it has sentimental value I am in need of money at the moment so I'd be grateful if people can either give me an indication of how much I'd expect to receive for this on ebay or of course I am open for offers.

If the best offer received within the next 4 weeks is tempting enough then I will be selling.

[evertonstreetend]

Can't see it being worth much to be honest. And Rooneys signiture would probably de-value it!

[lovestospuge]

unless it was someone's first match or something i cant really see it being massively valuable

probs go for about £20.00 or so

[evertonstreetend]

To be honest mate, for the sake of twenty-odd quid, you'd be better off keeping it as I'm sure, sentimentally, it's worth alot to you.

[Barrett]

To be honest there isn't really a good enough market for signed programmes.

Some people think signatures on a programme devaules it.

On the whole, personally I think autographs are not as sought after as they used to be.