1989-91 Manchester City Home Shirt - 6/10 - (M)
- Product Size: M
- Condition: Very Good
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Defects:
- Slight fade and discolouration to collar
- some fade and wear to crest
- Item Number: MCYH89310FC
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Classic design home shirt famously worn in the 5-1 thrashing of United at Maine Road. The game would live long in the memory for both sides, the Blues revelling in a glorious victory and the Reds' gaffer Sir Alex Ferguson describing it as his most embarrassing result. In front of 43,000, goals from Morley, Bishop, Hinchcliffe and a brace from David Oldfield ensured the game would go down in City folklore. The following campaign, Peter Reid guided the Cityzens to 5th place, a spot above their cross-town rivals with Niall Quinn enjoying his most prolific campaign
1989-91 Manchester City Home Shirt - 6/10 - (M)
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