A handmade county cricket sticker album

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Honestly, what could be better than this?

It’s a homemade county cricket sticker album.

Here’s Darren Stevens.

Here’s Vernon Philander.

Here’s the England team.

The album was created by John, who got in touch with us having seen Sam’s ‘artwork’ last week.

You can see loads more of the stickers on his Tumblr.

John said he was inspired to create the album during the city-based T20 debate when there was all that stuff about how more kids recognised pro wrestler John Cena than Alastair Cook.

“As I know a bit about wrestling too, I went on a bit of a rant about how the ECB needs kid-friendly merchandise that’ll still appeal to adults. So I went away to prove it could be done.”

John said he got about 30 printed to sell. “I had a meeting with All Out Cricket about mass producing, but sadly it  didn’t go any further than the initial discussion.”

The albums are available directly from John for £25. That price includes the album and every sticker needed to complete it. If you’re interested, you can get hold of him at Johnmichaelkirby@gmail.com

But that’s not all. At the very start of this article we asked ‘what could be better than this?’

If you answered, “a handmade 1999 World Cup sticker album” then you’re in luck. John’s working on that now.

3 comments

  1. Yes, yes, yes! Magnificent effort, John.

    The 1999 World Cup Squad contained an embarrassment of riches for the King Cricket aficionado; in particular but not only Ian Austin:

    1. Alec Stewart (c/wk)
    2. Ian Austin
    3. Robert Croft
    4. Mark Ealham
    5. Neil Fairbrother
    6. Andrew Flintoff
    7. Angus Fraser
    8. Darren Gough
    9. Graeme Hick
    10. Adam Hollioake
    11. Nasser Hussain
    12. Nick Knight
    13. Alan Mullally
    14. Graham Thorpe
    15. Vince Wells

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