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A unique collection of sports gifts and memorabilia from our shop in Eastbourne, UK.
3 South Street, BN21 4UJ, Eastbourne, United Kingdom
4.2
6 reviews
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I bought a shirt from Students of the Game online and it was delivered quickly with no hassle. I ended up not wanting the kit and contacted them for a return. The return process was very painless and Joe was really friendly and accommodating. I would definitely recommend this shop, even if you do not like nearby.
Excellent service and great comms. Really happy with the product
Brilliant shop and great people running it. Football lovers will love what they do and the interesting items they have for sale!
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