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FIFA 06: Road To Fifa World Cup (Xbox 360) Brand New In Box (Sealed but sometimes supplied without film wrapping) THIS PRODUCT IS IMPORTED ON ORDER - PLEASE SEE "SHIPPING & PAYMENT" FOR DELIVERY TIMES Game Information Platform:   Xbox 360 PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over Media: Video Game Product details Release Date: 2 Dec Product Description EA SPORTS FIFA 06: Road to FIFA World Cup immerses players into the emotional intensity of next generation football. Utilizing the power of the Xbox 360, fans will be able to revel in the world's most sophisticated representation of football. Experience a newly enhanced gameplay engine that delivers extremely responsive controls and greater level of depth. New physics and animations mean that players will now react more realistically to every tackle, shot or pass of the ball. For the first time you'll see and feel the joy, anguish and pain of 90 minutes of football in a videogame. Through the power of HD technology the detail of the players is now accurately recreated in fine detail. Examine the threads in the club badge or watch as sweat runs down the player's face during a match. Stadiums now burst with life and atmosphere. Allnew 3D crowds pack the stands singing authentic anthems sampled from real matches. The edge of the pitch will now also include team coaches pacing the touchline plus the full preparation for every substitution and even the referee's assistants tracking the action as the match unfolds. Team formations and strategic decisions are now managed on-the-fly during the match using a newly designed interface. An innovative, integrated menu system means you no longer have to interrupt the flow of the game to make substitutions or change tactics. Take part in the European Qualification rounds for the World Cup or create your own tournaments to showcase all the new improvements. FIFA 06: Road to FIFA World Cup gives you the opportunity to admire the detail of 72 teams, players in nine different stadiums from Europe and the rest of the world. Prepare to lead your country through qualifications and the road to FIFA World Cup

FIFA 06: Road To Fifa World Cup (Xbox 360) Platform: Xbox 360 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Description Manufacturer's Description EA SPORTS FIFA 06: Road to FIFA World Cup immerses players into the emotional intensity of next generation football. Utilizing the power of the Xbox 360, fans will be able to revel in the world's most sophisticated representation of football. Experience a newly enhanced gameplay engine that delivers extremely responsive controls and greater level of depth. New physics and animations mean that players will now react more realistically to every tackle, shot or pass of the ball. For the first time you'll see and feel the joy, anguish and pain of 90 minutes of football in a videogame. Through the power of HD technology the detail of the players is now accurately recreated in fine detail. Examine the threads in the club badge or watch as sweat runs down the player's face during a match. Stadiums now burst with life and atmosphere. Allnew 3D crowds pack the stands singing authentic anthems sampled from real matches. The edge of the pitch will now also include team coaches pacing the touchline plus the full preparation for every substitution and even the referee's assistants tracking the action as the match unfolds. Team formations and strategic decisions are now managed on-the-fly during the match using a newly designed interface. An innovative, integrated menu system means you no longer have to interrupt the flow of the game to make substitutions or change tactics. Take part in the European Qualification rounds for the World Cup or create your own tournaments to showcase all the new improvements. FIFA 06: Road to FIFA World Cup gives you the opportunity to admire the detail of 72 teams, 1,700 players in nine different stadiums from Europe and the rest of the world. Prepare to lead your country through qualifications and the road to FIFA World Cup

2002 FIFA World Cup (PS2) Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Features official FIFA World Cup insignia, mascots and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea Includes all the World Cup star players' looks and playing styles New gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling, and more New stadium environments and player-to-player animations New camera angles and replays; key dramatic moments highlighted Tournament Mode--seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match Product Description The only football game licensed to use the official 2002 FIFA World Cup insignia and mascots, and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea, promises to capture all the excitement of the tournament. Teams will be met with a rising tide of crowd excitement with thousands of fans sporting team colours, country-specific chants, and an explosion of special effects including lasers, confetti, streamers and flags. 2002 FIFA World Cup is based around a seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match with a progressive story line and a rising intensity as you advance; you'll find lifelike representations of all the star players, combined with the exceptional individual talents that characterise their style of play in real life. Accessible new gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling and more. Showboating and high-tempo, high-impact play is straightforward from the first touch of the ball, and new player-to-player animations result in aggressive jostling for the ball both on the ground and in the air. Key dramatic moments during the tournament are highlighted by epic cinematics--player animations, original scores by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and special effects underscore the emotional range of play with increasing intensity as games become more important. New camera angles and replays capture the intensity of World Cup games as they dramatise nearly missed shots, fouls and goals by focusing on players' facial animations as they grimace and fall to their knees in frustration or pump their fists and cheer in celebration of a goal. Review Determined to squeeze every last ounce out of the FIFA licence, Electronics Arts have released yet another footy sim for the PS2--and oddly enough it concerns the World Cup. Taking the essence of FIFA 2002 and modifying it for the world's greatest tournament, EA have restricted the scope of the game, offering only two modes of play (full tournament and friendly) and the 32 teams which are taking part in the tournament. That said, it still plays the same as its older brother and the look and feel given by the inclusion of the new stadia and enhanced sound effects really brings the game to life. Owners of the full-fat 2002 game will want to think very seriously before paying out for this "special" release, but for those who've not come across the franchise before, or those looking for a break from Pro Evolution Soccer, this game has entertainment by the sackload. Graphically it looks the business and the pre-match build-ups are eye candy to please any jaded palette. In-game, too, the player graphics are nicely detailed and there are some wonderful individual animations covering all manner of complex looking moves, swerves and dives. In fact, the only thing that really lets the side down is the speed of the game during more hectic midfield moments, when the framerate stutters appallingly--a little poor for a game that's been through so many development revisions. Control is nice and simple and it's a breeze to pick this title up and start booting the pigskin around the park within a couple of minutes, though mastering the finer points of ball control and the elusive "lob in" will take a good deal longer. 2002 FIFA World Cup really does have a lot going for it. It's not as technical as the ISS games, and it doesn't have the scope or gameplay modes of FIFA 2002, but it does have atmosphere by the bucketload. If you've a newcomer to the franchise or you've missed the last couple of major releases then it's certainly worth a l" "

2002 FIFA World Cup (GameCube) (U) Platform: GameCube Condition: Pre-Owned/Used in Very Good Condition This Title Also Available As: New: Brand New and Sealed games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Pre-owned games supplied with applicable serial keys. However - please note: Any single use keys or activation codes may have already been used/redeemed. Product Information Features official FIFA World Cup insignia, mascots and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea Includes all the World Cup star players' looks and playing styles New gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling, and more New stadium environments and player-to-player animations New camera angles and replays; key dramatic moments highlighted Tournament Mode--seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match Product Description The only football game licensed to use the official 2002 FIFA World Cup insignia and mascots, and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea, promises to capture all the excitement of the tournament. Teams will be met with a rising tide of crowd excitement with thousands of fans sporting team colours, country-specific chants, and an explosion of special effects including lasers, confetti, streamers and flags. 2002 FIFA World Cup is based around a seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match with a progressive story line and a rising intensity as you advance; you'll find lifelike representations of all the star players, combined with the exceptional individual talents that characterise their style of play in real life. Accessible new gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling and more. Showboating and high-tempo, high-impact play is straightforward from the first touch of the ball, and new player-to-player animations result in aggressive jostling for the ball both on the ground and in the air. Key dramatic moments during the tournament are highlighted by epic cinematics--player animations, original scores by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and special effects underscore the emotional range of play with increasing intensity as games become more important. New camera angles and replays capture the intensity of World Cup games as they dramatise nearly missed shots, fouls and goals by focusing on players' facial animations as they grimace and fall to their knees in frustration or pump their fists and cheer in celebration of a goal. Review Determined to squeeze every last ounce out of the FIFA license, Electronics Arts have released yet another footie sim for every format possible--and oddly enough it concerns the World Cup. Taking the essence of FIFA 2002 and modifying it for the world's greatest tournament, EA have restricted the scope of the game, offering only two modes of play (full tournament and friendly) and the 32 teams that are taking part in the tournament. That said, it still plays the same as its older brother and the look and feel given by the inclusion of the new stadia and enhanced sound effects really bring the game to life. Owners of the full-fat 2002 game on PS2 will want to think very seriously before shelling out for this "special" release, but for those who've not come across the franchise before, or those looking for a break from ISS 2, this game has entertainment by the sack load. Graphically it looks the business and the pre-match build-ups are eye candy to please any jaded palate. In-game, too, the player graphics are nicely detailed and there are some wonderful individual animations covering all manner of complex-looking moves, swerves and dives. Control is nice and simple and it's a breeze to pick this title up and start booting the pigskin around the park within a couple of minutes, though mastering the finer points of ball control and the elusive "lob in" will take a good deal longer. 2002 FIFA World Cup really does have a lot going for it. It's not as technical as the ISS games, and it doesn't have the scope or gameplay modes of FIFA 2002, but it does have atmosphere by the bucket load. If you're a newcomer to the world of FIFA or you've missed the last couple of major releases then it's certainly worth a look. -- Chris Russell

2002 FIFA World Cup (Xbox) Platform: Xbox Condition: New This Title Also Available As: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Product Information Features official FIFA World Cup insignia, mascots and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea Includes all the World Cup star players' looks and playing styles New gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling, and more New stadium environments and player-to-player animations New camera angles and replays; key dramatic moments highlighted Tournament Mode--seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match Product Description With 16 of the best leagues and over 75 national teams, FIFA 2002 brings the game of the world to your fingertips. You will execute curling corner kicks, awesome slide tackles, shots from the top of the box, crunching challenges and palm-wringing penalty kicks. Amoung the major enhancements to this version is the passing system--the core of any real soccer (football) game. It now emulates the same decisions made in a real match. Being able to place the ball anywhere on the field of play allows gamers an immensely increased repertoire in terms of building up plays. Your team mates now make long up-field runs, diagonal runs through the midfield and across the back of the opponent's defence. They'll call for the ball as they break letting you know to pass into the space ahead of them. The AI has also been totally re-written. It searches for space and key weaknesses in your team's positioning, and will make off-the-ball runs and build up intelligent passing plays before striking a precise through ball behind your last line. Depending on the difficulty level, the AI will be a much more interesting and challenging opponent than in previous versions. Review Determined to squeeze every last ounce out of the FIFA license, Electronics Arts have released their footy sim for the Xbox-- 2002 FIFA World Cup. Taking the essence of FIFA 2002 and modifying it for the world's greatest tournament, EA have restricted the scope of the game, offering only two modes of play (full tournament and friendly) and the 32 teams which are taking part in the tournament. That said, it still plays the same as its older brother and the look and feel given by the inclusion of the new stadia and enhanced sound effects really brings the game to life. Owners of the full-fat 2002 game will want to think very seriously before paying out for this "special" release, but for those who've not come across the franchise before, or those looking for a break from Pro Evolution Soccer, this game has entertainment by the sack load. Graphically it looks the business and the pre-match build-ups are eye candy to please any jaded palette. In-game, too, the player graphics are nicely detailed and there are some wonderful individual animations covering all manner of complex looking moves, swerves and dives. In fact, the only thing that really lets the side down is the speed of the game during more hectic midfield moments, when the frame rate stutters appallingly--a little poor for a game that's been through so many development revisions. Control is nice and simple and it's a breeze to pick this title up and start booting the pigskin around the park within a couple of minutes, though mastering the finer points of ball control and the elusive "lob in" will take a good deal longer. 2002 FIFA World Cup really does have a lot going for it. It's not as technical as the ISS games, and it doesn't have the scope or gameplay modes of FIFA 2002, but it does have atmosphere in abundance. If you're a newcomer to the franchise or you've missed the last couple of major releases then it's certainly worth a look. -- Chris Russell

2002 FIFA World Cup (Xbox) (U) Platform: Xbox Condition: Pre-Owned/Used in Very Good Condition This Title Also Available As: New: Brand New and Sealed games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Pre-owned games supplied with applicable serial keys. However - please note: Any single use keys or activation codes may have already been used/redeemed. Product Information Features official FIFA World Cup insignia, mascots and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea Includes all the World Cup star players' looks and playing styles New gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling, and more New stadium environments and player-to-player animations New camera angles and replays; key dramatic moments highlighted Tournament Mode--seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match Product Description With 16 of the best leagues and over 75 national teams, FIFA 2002 brings the game of the world to your fingertips. You will execute curling corner kicks, awesome slide tackles, shots from the top of the box, crunching challenges and palm-wringing penalty kicks. Amoung the major enhancements to this version is the passing system--the core of any real soccer (football) game. It now emulates the same decisions made in a real match. Being able to place the ball anywhere on the field of play allows gamers an immensely increased repertoire in terms of building up plays. Your team mates now make long up-field runs, diagonal runs through the midfield and across the back of the opponent's defence. They'll call for the ball as they break letting you know to pass into the space ahead of them. The AI has also been totally re-written. It searches for space and key weaknesses in your team's positioning, and will make off-the-ball runs and build up intelligent passing plays before striking a precise through ball behind your last line. Depending on the difficulty level, the AI will be a much more interesting and challenging opponent than in previous versions. Review Determined to squeeze every last ounce out of the FIFA license, Electronics Arts have released their footy sim for the Xbox-- 2002 FIFA World Cup. Taking the essence of FIFA 2002 and modifying it for the world's greatest tournament, EA have restricted the scope of the game, offering only two modes of play (full tournament and friendly) and the 32 teams which are taking part in the tournament. That said, it still plays the same as its older brother and the look and feel given by the inclusion of the new stadia and enhanced sound effects really brings the game to life. Owners of the full-fat 2002 game will want to think very seriously before paying out for this "special" release, but for those who've not come across the franchise before, or those looking for a break from Pro Evolution Soccer, this game has entertainment by the sack load. Graphically it looks the business and the pre-match build-ups are eye candy to please any jaded palette. In-game, too, the player graphics are nicely detailed and there are some wonderful individual animations covering all manner of complex looking moves, swerves and dives. In fact, the only thing that really lets the side down is the speed of the game during more hectic midfield moments, when the frame rate stutters appallingly--a little poor for a game that's been through so many development revisions. Control is nice and simple and it's a breeze to pick this title up and start booting the pigskin around the park within a couple of minutes, though mastering the finer points of ball control and the elusive "lob in" will take a good deal longer. 2002 FIFA World Cup really does have a lot going for it. It's not as technical as the ISS games, and it doesn't have the scope or gameplay modes of FIFA 2002, but it does have atmosphere in abundance. If you're a newcomer to the franchise or you've missed the last couple of major releases then it's certainly worth a look. -- Chris Russell

World Tour Soccer (PSP) Platform: Sony PSP Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Description World Tour Soccer: Challenge Edition offers you the chance to prove you've got the skills to match the world's best. Choose from over 200 club and international teams each with fully licensed player names and likenesses and attempt to take them to cup glory. The better you get the more chance you have of unlocking new club sides special teams extra stadia and cup competitions by achieving success in various game modes. World Tour Soccer: Challenge Edition encourages you to take your skills out to the wider world. By using the Ad Hoc wireless mode you will be able to challenge other PSP owners in the nearby area to a game; bragging rights in the train carriage are up for grabs! Challenge mode is great if you only have one PSP and a large group of friends. It's not about scraping a lucky winning goal it's about winning in style! The better your skills the more points you can score. Points are awarded for fabulous footwork sharp shooting pinpoint passing and dogged defending. Set your score against the 'AI team' then let your friends have a go to see if they have what it takes to beat your score and reach the top of the league. If you've watched the football over the weekend and are fed up with your team's performance what better way to pass the time on the way to work on Monday morning? Just pick up your PSP and re-live all the action. Be the playmaker scorer and the keeper to ensure your team does for once what you want them to! Just make sure you don't get too carried away and forget you're on your way to work rather than at the Nou Camp! Manufacturer's Description World Tour Soccer: Challenge Edition offers you the chance to prove you've got the skills to match the world's best. Choose from over 200 club and international teams each with fully licensed player names and likenesses, and attempt to take them to cup glory. The better you get, the more chance you have of unlocking new club sides, special teams, extra stadia and cup competitions by achieving success in various game modes. World Tour Soccer: Challenge Edition encourages you to take your skills out to the wider world. By using the Ad Hoc wireless mode you will be able to challenge other PSP owners in the nearby area to a game; bragging rights in the train carriage are up for grabs! Challenge mode is great if you only have one PSP and a large group of friends. It's not about scraping a lucky winning goal, it's about winning in style! The better your skills the more points you can score. Points are awarded for fabulous footwork, sharp shooting, pinpoint passing and dogged defending. Set your score against the 'AI team' then let your friends have a go to see if they have what it takes to beat your score and reach the top of the league. If you've watched the football over the weekend, and are fed up with your team's performance, what better way to pass the time on the way to work on Monday morning? Just pick up your PSP and re-live all the action. Be the playmaker, scorer and the keeper to ensure your team does, for once, what you want them to! Just make sure you don't get too carried away and forget you're on your way to work rather than at the Nou Camp!

World Tour Soccer (PSP) Platform: Sony PSP Condition: New This Title Also Available As: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Product Description World Tour Soccer: Challenge Edition offers you the chance to prove you've got the skills to match the world's best. Choose from over 200 club and international teams each with fully licensed player names and likenesses and attempt to take them to cup glory. The better you get the more chance you have of unlocking new club sides special teams extra stadia and cup competitions by achieving success in various game modes. World Tour Soccer: Challenge Edition encourages you to take your skills out to the wider world. By using the Ad Hoc wireless mode you will be able to challenge other PSP owners in the nearby area to a game; bragging rights in the train carriage are up for grabs! Challenge mode is great if you only have one PSP and a large group of friends. It's not about scraping a lucky winning goal it's about winning in style! The better your skills the more points you can score. Points are awarded for fabulous footwork sharp shooting pinpoint passing and dogged defending. Set your score against the 'AI team' then let your friends have a go to see if they have what it takes to beat your score and reach the top of the league. If you've watched the football over the weekend and are fed up with your team's performance what better way to pass the time on the way to work on Monday morning? Just pick up your PSP and re-live all the action. Be the playmaker scorer and the keeper to ensure your team does for once what you want them to! Just make sure you don't get too carried away and forget you're on your way to work rather than at the Nou Camp! Manufacturer's Description World Tour Soccer: Challenge Edition offers you the chance to prove you've got the skills to match the world's best. Choose from over 200 club and international teams each with fully licensed player names and likenesses, and attempt to take them to cup glory. The better you get, the more chance you have of unlocking new club sides, special teams, extra stadia and cup competitions by achieving success in various game modes. World Tour Soccer: Challenge Edition encourages you to take your skills out to the wider world. By using the Ad Hoc wireless mode you will be able to challenge other PSP owners in the nearby area to a game; bragging rights in the train carriage are up for grabs! Challenge mode is great if you only have one PSP and a large group of friends. It's not about scraping a lucky winning goal, it's about winning in style! The better your skills the more points you can score. Points are awarded for fabulous footwork, sharp shooting, pinpoint passing and dogged defending. Set your score against the 'AI team' then let your friends have a go to see if they have what it takes to beat your score and reach the top of the league. If you've watched the football over the weekend, and are fed up with your team's performance, what better way to pass the time on the way to work on Monday morning? Just pick up your PSP and re-live all the action. Be the playmaker, scorer and the keeper to ensure your team does, for once, what you want them to! Just make sure you don't get too carried away and forget you're on your way to work rather than at the Nou Camp!

FIFA 18 (Xbox One) (U) Platform: Xbox One Edition: Standard Condition: Pre-Owned/Used in Very Good Condition This Title Also Available As: Platform: Nintendo Switch, PC Download - Origin Code, PC Origin - Instant Access, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One - Download Code Edition: Legacy, Ronaldo, ICON New: Brand New and Sealed games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Pre-owned games supplied with applicable serial keys. However - please note: Any single use keys or activation codes may have already been used/redeemed. Product Information Celebrate The World's Game in EA SPORTS FIFA 18 with the addition of football's biggest tournament: the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia. Available to FIFA 18 owners on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC through a free content update on May 29, the FIFA World Cup update lets you experience the greatest tournament on earth through authentic gameplay, teams, stadiums, and more. 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia: Choose one of 32 qualified nations and play through the authentic tournament structure, from the group stage to the final in Moscow. FIFA World Cup Kick-Off: Jump into an offline match solo or with friends using official teams, players, kits, presentation elements, and authentic stadium atmospheres from the FIFA World Cup. Custom FIFA World Cup Tournament: Select any licensed national team in FIFA 18, from the USA to Italy, and bring your FIFA World Cup dreams to life by creating your own tournament draw. FIFA World Cup Ultimate Team: The most popular mode in FIFA 18, Ultimate Team, now with a fresh FIFA World Cup experience. Thanks to a revised chemistry system, FIFA World Cup ICONS, and dynamic player items related to the real-world tournament, FIFA World Cup Ultimate team lets you build your dream international squad.

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 13 working days Andres Iniesta Lujan (born 11 May ) is a Spanish football player.He currently plays as a central midfielder for La Liga club FCBarcelona, and the Spanish national team. Iniesta came through La Masia, the Barcelona youth academy, andimpressed from an early age. He made his first-team debut in , aged18. He began playing regularly during the season, and hasremained in the side ever since. He was an integral part of thesextuple-winning Barcelona side in , the only time which a club hasachieved six titles in a year. Iniesta played for Spain at Under-16, Under-19 and Under-21 levels,before making his international debut in . He was selected for the FIFA World Cup, playing one game, as Spain went out in the secondround. He helped Spain qualify for Euro , and played an importantrole in the side as they went on to win the competition, playing everygame and being selected in the UEFA Team of the Tournament. Iniesta wasselected for the FIFA World Cup and was a key member of thevictorious Spanish side; he scored the winning goal in the finalagainst the Netherlands, also being named Man of the Match, and wasselected in the tournament's All-Star Team. He was also the Man of theMatch for two other World Cup games. Barcelona Andres started the season by scoring the opening goal in thesecond leg of the Supercopa de Espana against rivals Real Madrid.Barcelona went on to win the match 3-2 and the cup on agg. 5-4. On 17th March , playing against Sevilla FC at Estadio Ramon SanchezPizjuan Iniesta equaled Emilio Butragueno's record of 50 matchesunbeaten streak in Spanish La Liga.

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 13 working days Emilio Arturo Izaguirre Giron is a Honduran footballer who plays as aleft back for Scottish Premier League side Celtic and the Hondurasnational team. He has represented his country at the World Cup andthe Gold Cup. Izaguirre started his career at Motagua, where he stayed for sevenyears. In , Celtic spent £ to bring him to Parkhead. Hepicked up four major player awards in the season, which was hisfirst season in Scotland. Celtic Izaguirre agreed a four-year contract with Scottish Premier League sideCeltic on 18 August , subject to receiving a work permit. He signedfor an undisclosed fee and was given the number 3 shirt. He made hisSPL debut in a 1-0 victory over Motherwell on 29 August . Izaguirregave a solid performance that drew plaudits from Celtic manager NeilLennon and Motherwell manager Craig Brown. On 19 September ,Izaguirre set up Anthony Stokes for the winning goal in a 2-1 leaguevictory over Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. On 30 October , he scoredhis first Celtic goal in a SPL game against St. Johnstone, where heintercepted a back pass then flicked the ball over St. Johnstone centreback Dave MacKay, before slotting a goal under the goalkeeper. The gameended 3-0 to Celtic, with Izaguirre awarded man of the match for hisperformance. In Celtic's 3-0 victory over Rangers on 20 February ,he set up Gary Hooper's second goal. In the League Cup Final defeat to Rangers, Izaguirre was sent offin extra time for a foul on Vladimir Weiss. On 6 April , he hadanother man of the match performance against Hibernian in a 3-1 SPLvictory, setting up Stokes for the first goal of the game. In the SPL season, Izaguirre achieved a clean sweep of availablesenior player awards as chosen by players, organisations and the Celticsupporters. Izaguirre won both the SPFA Players' Player of the Year andScottish Premier League Player of the Year awards for . Thejudging panel for the latter award described Izaguirre as a "classact", while Celtic assistant manager Johan Mjallby commented thatIzaguirre could become one of the best players in his position in worldfootball. On 8 May , at Celtic's award ceremony, Izaguirre pickedup the Players' Player of the Year Award. Finally, he was votedScottish Football Writers player of the year, rounding off a highlysuccessful first season in Scottish football for Izaguirre.

International Cricket Captain : Ashes Edition (PC CD) Brand New In Box (Sealed but sometimes supplied without film wrapping) THIS PRODUCT IS IMPORTED ON ORDER - PLEASE SEE "SHIPPING & PAYMENT" FOR DELIVERY TIMES Game Information Platform:   Windows ELSPA Minimum Age: 3 Media: Video Game  See more system requirements Product details Release Date: 29 Jun Features: Captain England or any country from thr test playing nations Historical scenarios featuring great players from the past Replay the '99 world cup Pick your team, choose your bowlers and make declarations Sign new playes and decide match tactics Bowl around or over the wicket Product Description ReviewThe annual update of Empire Interactive's impressive PC cricket management simulation, International Cricket Captain once again puts the player in charge of either a county or the national team, and charges them with the task of bringing success. This year's update is, unsurprisingly, more a polish than a thorough reworking of the formula (hence the low retail price), featuring the same intuitive interface and general all round ease of use. It also offers the same ferocious challenge as its predecessors too, with even the Easy mode sure to provide a sturdy test. The edition features updated statistics, a groundsman option (to help prepare a pitch that suits your team's style of play), the chance to play classic tests from the past or the World Cup, and a two-player mode too. These are more subtle changes than great advances, but they do enhance the game slightly. Despite its initially specialist appearance, International Cricket Captain is an engrossing and accessible game that can be easily customised for different levels of expertise and patience. It doesn't cover cricket quite as well as Championship Manager caters to football fans, but that's mainly down to the differing subject matter. Yet sports-strategy-game fans should see this for what it is--a quality, addictive and bargain-priced sports game that'll easily whittle away a few weekends. --Simon Brew Manufacturer's DescriptionInternational Cricket Captain : Ashes Edition Captain England or any country from the Test playing nations. Captain any side in the two division county championship and play in all domestic tournaments including the National League and the Super Cup. Historical scenarios featuring great players from the past. Replay the '99 World Cup. Pick your team, choose your bowlers, make declarations. Prepare the pitch, sign new players and decide the match tactics. Bowl around or over the wicket. Decide length and line. Set the field. The decisions are yours.

BestSeller Series: Counterstrike Condition Zero (PC) Platform: Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows XP Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Description The only football game licensed to use the official 2002 FIFA World Cup insignia and mascots, and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea, promises to capture all the excitement of the tournament. Teams will be met with a rising tide of crowd excitement with thousands of fans sporting team colours, country-specific chants, and an explosion of special effects including lasers, confetti, streamers and flags. 2002 FIFA World Cup is based around a seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match with a progressive story line and a rising intensity as you advance; you'll find lifelike representations of all the star players, combined with the exceptional individual talents that characterise their style of play in real life. Accessible new gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling and more. Showboating and high-tempo, high-impact play is straightforward from the first touch of the ball, and new player-to-player animations result in aggressive jostling for the ball both on the ground and in the air. Key dramatic moments during the tournament are highlighted by epic cinematics--player animations, original scores by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and special effects underscore the emotional range of play with increasing intensity as games become more important. New camera angles and replays capture the intensity of World Cup games as they dramatise nearly missed shots, fouls and goals by focusing on players' facial animations as they grimace and fall to their knees in frustration or pump their fists and cheer in celebration of a goal. Review Determined to squeeze every last ounce out of the FIFA license, Electronics Arts have released yet another footie sim for every format possible--and oddly enough it concerns the World Cup. Taking the essence of FIFA 2002 and modifying it for the world's greatest tournament, EA have restricted the scope of the game, offering only two modes of play (full tournament and friendly) and the 32 teams that are taking part in the tournament. That said, it still plays the same as its older brother and the look and feel given by the inclusion of the new stadia and enhanced sound effects really bring the game to life. Owners of the full-fat 2002 game on PS2 will want to think very seriously before shelling out for this "special" release, but for those who've not come across the franchise before, or those looking for a break from ISS 2, this game has entertainment by the sack load. Graphically it looks the business and the pre-match build-ups are eye candy to please any jaded palate. In-game, too, the player graphics are nicely detailed and there are some wonderful individual animations covering all manner of complex-looking moves, swerves and dives. Control is nice and simple and it's a breeze to pick this title up and start booting the pigskin around the park within a couple of minutes, though mastering the finer points of ball control and the elusive "lob in" will take a good deal longer. 2002 FIFA World Cup really does have a lot going for it. It's not as technical as the ISS games, and it doesn't have the scope or gameplay modes of FIFA 2002, but it does have atmosphere by the bucket load. If you're a newcomer to the world of FIFA or you've missed the last couple of major releases then it's certainly worth a look. -- Chris Russell

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 13 working days Jose Bosingwa da Silva, known as Bosingwa, is a Portuguese footballer who plays for Queens Park Rangers in the Premier League, as a right defender. An attacking fullback, his pace and ability to get up and down the flanks creates problems for the opposition. He spent most of his professional career with Porto and Chelsea. A Portuguese international in the s, Bosingwa represented the nation at Euro . Chelsea On 19 June , FC Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge conceded defeat in his club's attempt to sign Bosingwa, who remained at Stamford Bridge. He sustained a knee injury in October, being rendered unavailable for the rest of the season. The club announced in early March that he required further surgery, ruling him out of the FIFA World Cup. On 24 April , Bosingwa played a vital role in Chelsea's match against Barcelona in the Champions League semifinals. He replaced injured Gary Cahill after only 12 minutes, and helped his side record a 2-2 draw at the Camp Nou and a 3-2 aggregate win; for most of the match he had to play as centre-back, as John Terry was also sent off before half-time. In his natural position, Bosingwa played the full 120 minutes in the Champions League final against FC Bayern Munich, as the Blues won 4-3 on penalties and became the first club from London to win the tournament. With Chelsea's back four being commended for their ability to keep the strong opposing offense at bay, Bosingwa himself received plaudits for his efforts against French winger Franck Ribery; Shortly after, however, along with teammates Drogba and Salomon Kalou, he was told he could leave once his contract expired the following month. Queens Park Rangers On 17 August , Bosingwa signed a three-year deal with Queens Park Rangers. He scored his first goal for his new club on the 28th, netting against Walsall in a 3-0 home win in the season's Football League Cup. In December Bosingwa was fined two weeks' wages, for refusing to sit on the bench for a league game against Fulham. Portugal Bosingwa's consistent performances at club level earned him his first call-up to the Portuguese national team in May for a UEFA Euro qualifier in Belgium. Bosingwa made 24 appearances for Portugal as first choice right back including all four matches at Euro in Austria and Switzerland.

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 13 working days Branislav Ivanovic is a Serbian footballer and the captain of the Serbia national football team who plays for Chelsea in the Premier League. He is a versatile defender who can operate as a right full back or as a right sided centre back. He started his career in Serbia, playing for Remont, FK Srem and OFK Beograd, where he earned his first cap for Serbia, before moving to Russia to play for Lokomotiv Moscow. After two years in Moscow he moved to Chelsea. He played for Serbia at their first international tournament, the FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Ivanovic was selected as the right-back of the season for the Premier League season as Chelsea won the league title and the FA Cup Final. Chelsea Ivanovic played all of Chelsea's pre-season games and captained the side against the Seattle Sounders leading the side to 4-2 victory. On 12 August Ivanovic started the Community Shield match against Manchester City and was sent off for a two footed tackle on Manchester City countryman Aleksandar Kolarov. However, despite the red card, he will not be suspended for the first 3 matches of the Premier League. He started Chelsea's Premier League campaign by scoring an early goal against Wigan on 19 August, helping the Blues to a 2-0 opening round win. The Serbian defender scored again off an assist from Eden Hazard, as Chelsea defeated Reading 4-2 on 22 August.