Manchester City 91/93 • Home Shirt • L
Manchester City 91/93 • Home Shirt • L
Umbro
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Team: Manchester City
Season: 91/93 (91/92 and 92/93)
Brand: Umbro
Size: L
Measurements: pit to pit: 57cm, length: 74cm
Kit: Home
Condition: 8/10 (great condition generally, there's a very small amount of bobbles/tiny pulls, the chevrons on the right sleeve are a little bit worn/faded, and there's two incredibly faint stains underneath the club crest which are so light they don't show up in the photos, and are not visible when worn)
Players: Flitcroft, Quinn, McMahon, Lomas, Hendry, Reid, Phelan, Curle, Sheron
Story of the shirt:
This classic City shirt was worn by the side across two seasons in the early nineties, when the club were helmed by player-manager Peter Reid. 91/92 saw the Cityzens finish in a then-highly respectable fifth position, and the following year they slipped down to ninth in the inaugural season of the newly formed Premiership (Premier League).
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