Arsenal star Theo Walcott's boots and a signed Jose Mourinho shirt available in Sir Bobby Robson Auction

Shooting boots: You could own a pair of Walcott's footwear
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James Benge15 November 2015

Arsenal striker Theo Walcott has donated a personally signed set of boots, one of a series of unique prizes available in Sir Bobby’s Online Auction.

The online event, which runs until Sunday 29 November, sees over 100 items go under the hammer to raise money for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, The Game (the official charity of the League Managers Association) Geewizz and West Suffolk Hospital Charity.

In its fourth year the auction is offering a series of unrivalled opportunities for football fans of any club. These include Walcott’s Adidas Chaos boots, a Special 1 shirt signed and donated by Jose Mourinho and a Masters 2014 pin flag donated by golf star Lee Westwood.

There will also be the opportunity for winning bidders to gain VIP access to some of world sport’s most exclusive events, including the Champions League final, Fifa Ballon D’or ceremony and Gilette Soccer Saturday.

Reward: Bobby Robson and wife Elsie after he was knighted in 2002

Sir Bobby’s Online Auction has raised more than £700,000 since it was set up in 2008 and continues to fund the fight against cancer, particularly through its work with the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation.

The former England and Newcastle United manager’s widow, Lady Elsie, said: “We’re extremely lucky to receive the support we do. It’s not something we ever take for granted.

“It’s wonderful to know that people still think so fondly of Bob that they want to help his Foundation and help us find more effective ways to detect and treat cancer.”

Gina Long, who set up the auction and was a friend of the Robson family for 35 years believes this year’s auction can take the total money raised over the £1 million mark.

She added: “Sir Bobby was a colossal global figure in football and the love and respect people still have for him is reflected in the unbelievable money-can’t-buy prizes that we are so fortunate to receive.

“It never ceases to amaze me the tremendous response from both old and new donors but we are always encouraging more money-can’t-buy prizes and experience to be donated.”

For further information visit the auction’s website, where you can register to bid on any of the items.

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