If you could own any piece of sports memorabilia...

I've got Super Sam's drinks bottle I picked up from the goalmouth during the pitch invasion after our last home game in non-league football.

I don't need anything else. That's football history right there.

I use it as a water bottle for the dogs on walks 👍

A ball from this game:

The day the Billikens sat atop the world of college basketball
Mar 17, 2021

In March of 1948, the Saint Louis Billikens demolished the field in the National Invitation Tournament in New York to lay claim to the best team in college basketball.

The Billikens won the NIT at a time when it, not the NCAA tournament, was considered college basketball's premier event. Ed Macauley scored 24 points as SLU, which finished with a 24-3 record under first-year coach Ed Hickey, beat New York University 65-52 in the final on March 17 at Madison Square Garden. Three days later, the team arrived at Union Station by train and was greeted by 15,000 fans for a parade.

“It was like a fairy tale,” Macauley once told the Post-Dispatch. “St. Louis never had seen anything like that. But we didn't really feel special. It was family, all those people, and you don't feel special with family.”

A game worn Babe Ruth jersey......

So I can go all Constanza, and use it as a rag when I eat strawberries or other juicy fruits. George had the right idea with that one!

The ball that bowled Bradman for 0 in his final test innings, which is likely under lock and key somewhere in London.

Failing that, a signed Dragons jumper following the 1966 Grand Final after they'd secured their 11th consecutive premiership. Of course back then the players would switch jumpers after the game so it would more likely be a Balmain jersey.

I'm surprised you didn't say mine, considering how much you follow me around.  

I want one of the missing bases from ten cent beer night.