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A cache of unique pieces of footballing history will be up for auction from Wednesday as West Ham begin to sell off memorabilia and furnishings from the Boleyn Ground. Hammers fans will be able to bid for thousands of artefacts - from turnstiles and home team baths to Slaven Bilics office chair and Sam Allardyces fax machine - as the club leaves their home of 112 years and heads for the Olympic Stadium.Other items include the clubs corner flags, goalposts, home showers, the famous Home of the Academy sign from the tunnel, the actual John Lyall double gates, the Paolo Di Canio Lounge sign and even the bubble-making machine. One debate recently has been whether West Ham played at Upton Park or the Boleyn Ground. The sign Welcome to Upton Park - home of the Hammers would suggest the former. West Ham players bid farewell to Boleyn Ground following final match against Manchester United West Ham say some items were not considered for auction, including the World Cup winners medals and England caps of Bobby Moore, Sir Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters.The stadium contents online auction will open on Wednesday, May 18 and close on June 8 and 9, while the football memorabilia online auction will open next week and close on June 13 and 14. Proceeds from the auction will be invested in the clubs youth academy.A live webcast auction at the Boleyn Ground will take place on Saturday, June 4. Also See: West Ham video West Ham fixtures West Ham stats Get a ￡10 free bet! Nike Air Max 90 Kopen Nederland . PAUL, Minn. Air Max 90 Nederland . -- Charline Labonte couldnt have asked for a better homecoming. http://www.airmax90salenederland.com/ . Fred Couples, captain of the U.S. side, put it all into perspective. "We know whos in charge," he said. Nike Air Max Goedkoop . After the whistle, Thornton skated the length of the ice, pulled Orpik to the ice from behind and punched him in the face several times. Nike Air Max Goedkoop Bestellen . Most important, perhaps, it went off without a hitch. Organizers poked a little fun at the now-infamous opening ceremony gaffe that saw only four out of five snowflakes open up into rings, leaving the Olympics logo one ring short. Australia women 260 for 9 (Perry 56, Bolton 43, Lanning 42, Daniels 3-53) beat South Africa women 217 (Lee 44, Luus 31, Perry 3-52) by 43 runs Scorecard Ellyse Perrys fifth successive fifty and a three-wicket haul helped Australia women successfully defend 260 in the fifth and final ODI against South Africa women in Coffs Harbour. They won by 43 runs to seal a 4-0 series win.South Africa, reasonably well placed at 133 for 3, were bowled out for 217 in 48.3 overs. Opener Lizelle Lees 44 was the highest of the innings. Four other batsmen crossed 25, but threw away starts. Perry was complemented by medium pacer Grace Harris, who took 2 for 31.South Africas decision to bowl first was somewhat negated by a strong start as Nicole Bolton (43) and captain Meg Lanning (42) set the platform. Sune Luus, the legspinner, then made an impact, both with her legspin and with her on-field exploits. She first sent back Lanning, effected a run-out to dismiss Alex Blackwwell and then returned to dismiss Jess Jonassen (39).ddddddddddddBut it was in between the run out and Jonassens dismissal that Australia drove ahead, courtesy Perrys run-a-ball 56 in which she hit seven boundaries. The 78-run stand helped Australia claw back from a precarious situation as they smashed 109 off the last 15 overs.South Africa started well courtesy openers Lee and Luus (31), who put together 66 before three wickets in the space of eight overs turned the game around. Mignon du Preez made 31, but consumed 61 deliveries as the asking rate spiraled.Dinesha Devnarain made 26, but by the time she was dismissed, the required rate had climbed to more than seven an over. Chloe Tryon smashed six fours in her 28-ball 32 to briefly keep South Africa in the hunt before Jonassen dismissed her to effectively kill the chase. ' ' '