Anders Jarryd - Wikipedia

I got this picture signed at the Nottingham
Masters in June 2009.  Anders is a Swedish
tennis player with 8 singles and 59 doubles
career titles (including two Wimbledon).
 

Arsene Wenger - Wikipedia

Arsene Wenger is a football manager, best
known for his tenure at Arsenal.  I won this
in a competition.
 

Graeme Swann - Wikipedia

I got this through the post in August 2011.
Graeme is an English cricket player, who
played for Nottinghamshire and England.  After

his career ended through injury he moved into

presenting.

Greg Rusedski - Wikipedia

I got this picture signed at the Nottingham Masters
in June 2009.  Greg played for Great Britain and won
15 titles during his career.

Ian Wright - Wikipedia

I got this through the mail in November 2009.
Ian was a footballer before turning his skills 
into television presenting.  He was awarded the
MBE in 2000 for services to football.
 

Ile Nastase - Wikipedia

I got this picture signed at the Nottingham Masters
in June 2009.  Ile is a Romanian tennis player
with 88 career titles to his name.  He was one of
the best players in the world in the 1970's.

Jeremy Bates - Wikipedia

I met Jeremy at the tennis in Nottingam in 2010.  He is a former

British Number One.  He won two Grand Slam Doubles titles including

the mixed doubles at Wimbledon in 1987.

Mansour Bahrami - Wikipedia

I got this picture signed at the Nottingham 
Masters in June 2009.  Mansour is an Iranian
tennis player.  Despite only winning two 
titles in mens doubles, Mansour is one of the
most talented and entertaining players of his
generation.
 

Martina Hingis - Wikipedia

I got this autograph at the Nottingham Masters
in June 2010.
Martina is a Swiss tennis player, who won five
grand slam womens titles and ten grand slam
doubles titles, before she retired aged in 2007.

Peter McNamara - Wikipedia

I got this picture signed at the Nottingham
Masters in June 2009.  Peter is an Australian
born tennis player who won 24 career titles
including 19 mens doubles (wimbledon twice)

Richard Krajicek - Wikipedia

I got this picture signed at the Nottingham Masters
in June 2009.  Richard is a Dutch tennis player 
with 17 career titles to his name, including
Wimbledon in 1996.

Roger Bannister - Wikipedia

I got this through the mail in November 2009.  Roger
was the first athlete to break the four minute mile in
May 1954 in Oxford. He was awarded the CBE in 1975
and later went on to become the first chairman of the
Sports Council.  He also introduced numerous training
techniques following his retirement from running.

Ryan Sidebottom - Wikipedia

Ryan is an English cricketer.  A fast bowler he
represented his country 47 times and was part
of the T20 World Cup winning team in 2010

Steve Redgrave - Wikipedia

I got this through the post in July 2009.  Steve is
a British olympic athlete who has won five gold
medals for rowing.  

Sterling Moss - Wikipedia

I got this throught the post in January 2010.  
Sir Stirling Moss OBE is a retired racing driver.  
Arguably Britains finest.  He raced in the 1940'2, 50's 
and 60's and won over 200 races, including 16 F1
Grand Prix.

Younes El Aynaoui - Wikipedia

I got this picture signed at the Nottingham Masters
in June 2009.  Younes is a Morrocan tennis player
who won five career titles.