1990-92 Manchester City Umbro Match Issue Away Shirt #11 XL

Condition - Very Good

Size - XL (23 armpit to armpit)

Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, some tiny bobbles, size details have faded away, a couple of small holes to upper front (6mm, 4mm), tiny hole to lower reverse (2mm), badges and are excellent

Design - Umbro

Player Features - #11 in correct size and style cloth material professionally machine stitched to reverse, sponsor is embossed, badges are embroidered. Football league patches to both sleeves.

Players - Morrissey, Fairclough, Irons, Harvey, Vickers

Details - Match issue away shirt believed to have been worn by or issued to #11 of Manchester City when the team finished 5th in the First Division in back to back seasons under player manager Peter Reid after he took over from Howard Kendall in November 1990. In total eight different combinations were worn by the club, including three different types of shorts with the home kit and and a third shirt that had three outings with different shorts and socks in each instance.This maroon away shirt was intended purley to stop clashing of shirts, though, unusually it was used at home to Tottenham Hotspur in December, the foggy weather raised concerns about visibility and clashing with Spurs. For the first time, Football League sleeve patches were added.