1989-91 Liverpool adidas Away Shirt M
Condition - Very goodSize - Medium (38-40)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material with odd tiny bobble to front and reverse, badges and sponsor are excellentDesign - adidasPlayers - Alan Hansen, Barnes, Marsh, Aldridge, Whelan, NicolDetails - Classic Candy away shirt as worn when Liverpool won the title in the 1989-90 season under manager Kenny Dalglish. Highlights of the season included a 9-0 thumping of Crystal Palace, with Aldridge scoring his last goal for the club. However, Liverpool failed to defend their First Division title in the next season after finishing 2nd behind Arsenal.
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1989-91 Liverpool adidas Away Shirt M
1989-91 Liverpool adidas Away Shirt M
Condition - Very goodSize - Medium (38-40)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material with odd tiny bobble to front and reverse, badges and sponsor are excellentDesign - adidasPlayers - Alan Hansen, Barnes, Marsh, Aldridge, Whelan, NicolDetails - Classic Candy away shirt as worn when Liverpool won the title in the 1989-90 season under manager Kenny Dalglish. Highlights of the season included a 9-0 thumping of Crystal Palace, with Aldridge scoring his last goal for the club. However, Liverpool failed to defend their First Division title in the next season after finishing 2nd behind Arsenal.
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Condition - Very goodSize - Medium (38-40)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material with odd tiny bobble to front and reverse, badges and sponsor are excellentDesign - adidasPlayers - Alan Hansen, Barnes, Marsh, Aldridge, Whelan, NicolDetails - Classic Candy away shirt as worn when Liverpool won the title in the 1989-90 season under manager Kenny Dalglish. Highlights of the season included a 9-0 thumping of Crystal Palace, with Aldridge scoring his last goal for the club. However, Liverpool failed to defend their First Division title in the next season after finishing 2nd behind Arsenal.
