Manchester United Mascots: The 3D Comic.
Manchester United Mascots: The 3D Comic, each layer details a mascot of the club.
Micheal the Bank Street Canary was due to sing for fans but turned out to be an untuneful goose. (See instruments and the farmers earphones)
Major the St Bernard’s dog was a players pet who went missing and was found by a business man who donated funds to save the club. (The crate is full of green notes)
Billy the goat was given to a player as a pet by a theatre company, he liked to party on the pitch.
Hoppy was a soldier who lost his leg at war and became a cleaner at Old Trafford. He entertained fans by wearing sports gear and jumping over fences.
Jack Irons wore a red suit had a red umbrella and would flip a coin at the start of the match. He returned for the F.A cup final at Wembley in 1948.
Fred the red the current mascot wears the number 55 and is popular on merchandise in Manchester United shops.
Each layer folds into a box and has details of the mascot on the outside. Over 2000 pieces.
Micheal the Bank Street Canary was due to sing for fans but turned out to be an untuneful goose. (See instruments and the farmers earphones)
Major the St Bernard’s dog was a players pet who went missing and was found by a business man who donated funds to save the club. (The crate is full of green notes)
Billy the goat was given to a player as a pet by a theatre company, he liked to party on the pitch.
Hoppy was a soldier who lost his leg at war and became a cleaner at Old Trafford. He entertained fans by wearing sports gear and jumping over fences.
Jack Irons wore a red suit had a red umbrella and would flip a coin at the start of the match. He returned for the F.A cup final at Wembley in 1948.
Fred the red the current mascot wears the number 55 and is popular on merchandise in Manchester United shops.
Each layer folds into a box and has details of the mascot on the outside. Over 2000 pieces.
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