All Whites Memorabilia/Match Programs etc...

Hey there

If anyone has any of the above they are looking to sell message me, I have a reasonable collection already but want to build on it.

Cheers

Probably the most appropriate thread for this.

Picked up an absolute grail of memorabilia today:

Looks like there’s a few more copies going cheap on Trademe, and some of the libraries around the country have copies.

No digitally available copy though

These were going for single digits in the bin at Warehouse a few years back...

Khalil Media

These were going for single digits in the bin at Warehouse a few years back...

Yeah about $3 on trademe now

Not the greatest watch, but plenty seemed to like it.

Khalil Media

Not the greatest watch, but plenty seemed to like it.

I'm guessing we all talked about this DVD 13+ years ago but does it have the pre WC games on it like the joke match against Fiji?

Marto

Khalil Media

Not the greatest watch, but plenty seemed to like it.

I'm guessing we all talked about this DVD 13+ years ago but does it have the pre WC games on it like the joke match against Fiji?

no

Cool little story.

https://www.oceaniafootball.com/the-power-of-football-chris-kemps-touching-gesture-in-tahiti/

(John Kemp 4th from left in New Zealand team singing national anthems before his debut against Tahiti at Stade Fautaua in Papeete September 5th, 1960)

RIP Jim Moyes. NZ international. All the way from Huntly Thistle to playing for NZ in Vietnam 1967. Like playing for Wainuiomata one week then representing NZ week later at the Paris Olympics! Funeral in Huntly Thursday.

Jessie Merino

RIP Jim Moyes. NZ international. All the way from Huntly Thistle to playing for NZ in Vietnam 1967. Like playing for Wainuiomata one week then representing NZ week later at the Paris Olympics! Funeral in Huntly Thursday.

Crazy that tourney was held during the Vietnam War. Good yarn about it here.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/9382607/All-Whites-Vietnam-War-blast-from-the-past

In Boots and Bombs, in a chapter titled 'Going to War', Captain Tom McNab is quoted as saying: "We hope we come back from Saigon with….", and after a timely pause, "We hope we come back from Saigon".