This die-cast figure from the Turtles franchise cannot be missed in the collection of the real fan!

You couldn't wish for a better gift for collectors.

Jose Mourinho used the word 'multifunctional' when Michael Essien signed for Chelsea from Lyon in August 2005, and the reported £24.4 million price tag reflected this versatility.

Comfortable in central midfield, over the years he has also played at right-back, in the centre of defence and as a right winger.

After a low-key start to his Chelsea career, which saw a period of adaptation to what referees would accept as legitimate tackles, Essien was voted 2007 Player of the Year by supporters, recognising not just steam-train performances in midfield but also his ability to provide solutions to a multitude of problems elsewhere.

He followed up an outstanding performance in central defence during a clean sheet 2007 FA Cup Final display with his selection at right-back in the Champions League Final a year later, picked ahead of two specialists in the position.

Memorable goals are part of the Essien repertoire. His equaliser against Arsenal in December 2006 was voted that campaign's Chelsea Goal of the Season and was nearly matched by a charge forward and angled drive in Valencia that sent the Blues into the 2007 Champions League semi-final. Then came the 25-yard left-footed volley that almost eliminated Barcelona from Europe in 2009.

That sensational strike came just two months after he had returned from a damaged cruciate ligament sustained on international duty which had kept him sidelined for six months.

Within days he had scored both in Europe and the league, and Michael's short season continued as he put in a trademark dominating performance against Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley, and the season would end there on a high with Everton beaten 2-1 in the Final.

Major injury struck again in 2009/10, and again on national service.

New manager Carlo Ancelotti was able to rotate his midfield regularly, meaning Essien was in and out a little in the opening couple of months.

He fired home from distance against Blackburn in late October as we won 5-0, then dominated Bolton twice in four days and finally providing the effective barrier that prevented Man United from scoring at the Bridge.

Michael hit another two, the first time he had done so for Chelsea, against Wolves in November, his first a header and his second another from outside the area that wriggled under the goalkeeper.

He was imperious alongside Mikel against Arsenal at the Emirates, and scored against APOEL in the Champions League before succumbing to a torn hamstring.

The damage kept him out until January, by which time he had joined up with Ghana at the African Cup of Nations, but after playing 45 minutes against Ivory Coast, he broke down in training with a fresh knee problem.

Michael underwent surgery at the end of January, but complications meant he would not return before the end of the campaign, forced to spend the Double-winning celebrations, and the World Cup, on the sidelines.

He returned fully fit for 2010/11 and started excellently, scoring three in two games against West Ham and Zilina, and amply plugging the gap left by the departures of Michael Ballack, Joe Cole and Deco. A needless injury-time red card after heading the only goal of the game against Fulham brought an impressive run to an end, and following his return from suspension the midfielder struggled to dominate games in the same way.
Despite that Essien still clocked up 33 league appearances, taking him past the 200-game mark for the club, but disaster struck once more on the first day of pre-season training under new manager Andre Villas-Boas, when further knee damage was sustained, expected to keep him out for a further six months.

Pre-Chelsea: Michael grew up near Accra, capital of his homeland, and the city that also gave the world Marcel Desailly.

Unlike the former Chelsea captain, Michael remained in Africa into adulthood, beginning his club football at Liberty Professionals.

His profile was raised by a third-placed finish for Ghana in the Under 17 World Cup which led to a trial at Manchester United, but he eventually signed for French side Bastia.

At first he was used to fill a variety of positions across the defence but could not hold down a regular place. Then injury left a vacancy in midfield and Michael never looked back.

Bastia reached the French Cup Final in 2002 and the following summer he made the move to league champions Lyon for 7.8 million euro.

He was voted Player of the Year in France while at the club and shone as Lyon became one the Champions League's most feared teams, but he made no secret of his desire to move to the Premier League.

International Career
Michael arrived at Chelsea a full international, and has taken his international appearances to over 50 during his time at Stamford Bridge.

He represented his country at the 2006 World Cup, their first appearance at the tournament, and was immensely proud to play in the 2008 African Nations as part of the host team, though Ghana eventually finished third.

In late 2008 he sustained his cruciate ligament injury while playing for Ghana, and his most recent long-term knee problem also came on international duty at the 2010 African Nations, where he broke down in training and did not recover in time to take part in Africa's first World Cup in the summer. He spent over a year away from the international stage to ensure a full recovery but with a Chelsea season under his belt, he announced in May 2010 that he was once more available to play for Ghana.

We already know witty Mike (Mike Wazowski) from MONSTERS, INC., where he and his friend Sulley (James P. Sullivan) make a great team. In MONSTERS, INC., the city of Monstropolis is powered by the screams of frightened children. Before Mike and Sulley became top scarers, they both attended MONSTER UNIVERSITY. When Mike arrives at the University, he finally gets to fulfil his childhood dream. His new roommate is Sulley, of all people. It takes a little while for the two to become firm friends, as they must first "overcome their differences".

Bullyland figurines are made from TVC which has several advantages over PVC figurines. TVC is softer, non-toxic and it is made from a recyclable material unlike PVC.

Let's make a cup of coffee!

This coffee maker includes accessories such as 2 cups, milk, spoons and coffee beans. The set includes all the key components to simulate the coffee machine making process, and children can adapt their method to create the perfect brew!

Preschoolers and Peppa Pig fans ages 3 and up will love to go on a shopping adventure with the Peppa’s Supermarket Playset Preschool Toy. Inspired by the grocery store from entertainment, the playset comes with articulated Peppa and Mummy Pig figures and 8 themed accessories, including a backdrop with a cooler that opens and closes. The checkout area features a register that opens and a conveyor belt that moves: place groceries on the counter, and a figure on the hotpot next to it.

Push figure forward and the groceries move forward, too. Every day’s a giggly adventure with this sassy 4-year-old pig!


LET’S GET GROCERIES WITH PEPPA PIG!
With the Peppa’s Supermarket Playset Preschool Toy, little piggies can pretend they’re shopping along with Peppa and Mummy Pig. Time to fill the trolley

COLORFUL GROCERY BACKDROP
Features 4 food accessories that all fit inside the trolley, plus a built-in cooler whose door opens and closes. Includes Peppa and Mummy Pig figures, too

FUN CHECK-OUT AREA:
Place groceries on the counter, and a figure on the hotspot. Push figure forward, the groceries move forward, too, and the register opens

MAKES AN OINKTASTIC GIFT FOR PRESCHOOLERS AND PEPPA FANS
Ages 3 and up. Great for birthdays, holidays, or any time at all

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Including Peppa’s Aquarium Adventure (Sold separately. Subject to availability.)

Demons, look out! Pop! Tanjiro Kamado, dressed in a kimono and carrying towels, is on a secret mission to obtain information about the latest demon threat. Flesh out your Demon Slayer set and expand your Pop! Anime collection with this determined and skilled warrior.

Vinyl figure is approximately 4.89 inches tall.

Your dream of becoming a Trainer is not out of reach! Catch this exclusive Pop! Alakazam to add to your Pokémon collection.

Vinyl figure is approximately 10.6 cm tall.

Enchantimals doll sets celebrate the group of lovable friends who share a special bond with their animal best friends. Kids can play all day with Enchantimals Baby Best Friends at the Darling Daycare playset that features Starley Stork doll. Her included bestie Bouncer figure and four more rambunctious animal friends can play on the swing set, double highchair, cat tree and lots more.

When it's naptime, flick a paw at the mobile and watch the besties snooze in the crib. There's never a dull moment at Darling Daycare!

Colours and decorations may vary.

Your dream of becoming a Trainer is not out of reach! Catch this exclusive Pop! Dragonite (Dracolosse/Dragoran) to add to your Pokémon collection.

Vinyl figure is approximately 12.5 cm tall.

Your dream of becoming a trainer is not unattainable! Grab this Funko Pop! vinyl figure of Raichu to add to your Pokémon collection.

The vinyl figure is approximately 9 cm tall.

Red Roof Cosy Cottage is the perfect choice for those starting out with Sylvanian Families. This all-in-one set includes a two-storey house, figure, furniture, and can be played with on its own!

Collect! Connect! Display your way!

The collectible that’s brought to life with light! Each character has a home in their own hex-shaped POD with built in UV lights.

Simply swipe to light your WOW! POD using your hand. See your chosen character, along with a hidden mystery feature, instantly revealed with light!

The size and shape of your display is only limited by your imagination… a wall of WOW! PODS that pop as you walk past them? A shelf display that you add to over time? You can even write your name or initials to create a display that it is undoubtedly and uniquely yours!

6 Marvel characters to collect; Spiderman, Iron Man, Hulk, Loki, Groot, Black Widow.

David "Junior" Hoilett is a Canadian footballer who plays for Queens Park Rangers as a winger. Hoilett was born in Brampton, Ontario, and part of the Blackburn Rovers academy since the age of 13. He was initially unable to obtain a work permit whilst in England. As a result, Blackburn loaned him to German clubs SC Paderborn 07 and St Pauli to help the player earn one in the future.

Hoilett made 12 appearances for Paderborn scoring one goal against Borussia Monchengladbach on his final appearance at the age of 17 in the 2007-2008 season. The following season he made 21 appearances for St Pauli scoring six goals although still a Blackburn player.

In the summer of 2009, Hoilett was granted a work permit after Blackburn applied for him to play football in England. Hoilett broke into the Blackburn first team in the 2009-2010 season and scored his first competitive goal for Rovers came in a 3-1 League Cup win at Gillingham in August 2009. Hoilett had to wait until January 2011 to score his first league goal though. It came in a 2-0 home victory versus West Bromwich Albion at Ewood Park from a Nikola Kalinic assist. He went on to make 92 appearances for the club and score 14 goals.

After refusing a contract renewal with Blackburn Rovers after their relegation, Hoilett joined Queens Park Rangers on 27 July 2012 for a fee decided by tribunal. He signed a four-year contract and scored his first goal for QPR in a 3-2 League Cup loss to Reading on 26 September 2012.
Canada

Hoilett is eligible to play for Canada or Jamaica at international level. In February 2011, he rejected a call-up from the Canadian national team stating that he wanted more time to develop his club career before committing to international football. In January 2012, the Jamaica Football Federation President Horace Burrell confirmed that he had approached the player's father about Hoilett representing Jamaica. In March 2012, Hoilett told various media bodies that he would consider playing for the England national football team if eligible.