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In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

A model of one of the Londons' best known icons, the Routemaster double-decker bus.

Specially liveried for the London 2012 Olympic games this Corgi TY82319 diecast Routemaster bus carries an outline union flag on its roof with London 2012 advertising on the top deck and outline images London landmarks on the lower deck sides.

Length 120mm

London 2012 official licensed product.