OLBG Prizes has launched a giveaway that lets England fans and football memorabilia collectors get their hands on a shirt personally signed by Stuart Pearce, the man whose penalty miss at Italia ’90 remains etched into Three Lions folklore more than three decades on.

The Prize and How It Works

The signed 1990 England shirt comes presented in a display box, ready for the wall. With just 300 tickets available at 99p each, it’s a genuinely limited run on a piece of memorabilia tied directly to one of the most talked-about moments in English football history. Pearce actually signed it in person when he appeared on the Jeff Stelling Show, OLBG’s opinion-heavy podcast that’s built a solid following across football circles.

Entering is simple. You can purchase tickets online at 99p each, or opt for free postal entry by registering your details correctly. Each ticket equals one entry into the main draw, and you can buy as many as you like to improve your odds.

Why This Moment Still Matters

Pearce’s penalty miss in the 1990 World Cup semi-final against West Germany is the kind of moment that defines a career. That raw emotion on his face as England’s dream slipped away in Italy became the defining image of the whole tournament. But here’s what makes Pearce’s story genuinely compelling: what came after. Six years later at Euro ’96, he stepped up again, this time at Wembley in a quarter-final against Spain. He scored. That celebration, teeth bared and veins standing out, became one of the most iconic redemption arcs in modern English football.

Any England fan who’s lived through the highs and lows knows this arc by heart. It’s why a signed shirt from that era carries real weight.

Watch the Interview

If you’re thinking about getting a ticket, watch the full Stuart Pearce episode of the Jeff Stelling Show on YouTube first. Worth checking out if you want to hear the man himself discuss those moments before you enter the draw.