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Back in the early 90s – when Jack Wilshere was still in Pampers, and players on the FIFA video game looked like Lego men - a craze that had plagued the nation’s playgrounds for well over a decade and enchanted every football-loving child in equal measure, was reaching its zenith. Spawning a generation of pint-sized wheeler-dealers, it was a world where self-adhesive stickers were currency, the "shiny" was king and the gruff, gargoyle faces of Iain Dowie, Peter Beardsley and Steve Ogrizovic were as addictive as heroin-laced Calpol. This was the age of the football sticker, and it was a bona fide cultural phenomenon.