1995/96 Sheffield Wednesday Home Football Shirt (S)
Condition: 9/10 Superb. One small faint dot mark on the back of each sleeve
Size: Adult Small
Chest Measurement: 36-38 Inches / 92-97 CM
Manufacturer: Puma
Colour:Ā Blue & white, yellow trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1995/1996 & 1996/1997
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Puma Sheffield Wednesday home football shirt from the 1995/96 season.
The condition of this original football jersey is 9/10 - Superb. One small faint dot mark on the back of each sleeve (see photos).
David Pleat's first season asĀ Sheffield WednesdayĀ manager was the club's worst in the top flight since winning promotion in 1991. The eagerly-anticipated signing of Belgian forwardĀ Marc DegryseĀ turned out to be a major disappointment, thoughĀ David Hirst provided a fair supply of goals on his return to fitness after a two-year injury struggle.
The Owls struggled all season long, and finished 15th in the final table. This was another dismal showing for a club who were chasing honours just two or three seasons earlier, and Pleat knew that something had to change, and set out to reward the club's board for keeping faith in him for a second season.
Marc Degryse,Ā Chris Waddle,Ā Chris WoodsĀ andĀ Klas IngessonĀ all left in the close season, and all the talk atĀ HillsboroughĀ was the acquisition of young strikerĀ Andy BoothĀ from Huddersfield TownĀ for Ā£2.5 million. Many fans saw him as the answer to the problems which had plagued the Owls during the last seasons, and gave them hope of a new challenge for honours.
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1995/96 Sheffield Wednesday Home Football Shirt (S)
1995/96 Sheffield Wednesday Home Football Shirt (S)
Condition: 9/10 Superb. One small faint dot mark on the back of each sleeve
Size: Adult Small
Chest Measurement: 36-38 Inches / 92-97 CM
Manufacturer: Puma
Colour:Ā Blue & white, yellow trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1995/1996 & 1996/1997
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Puma Sheffield Wednesday home football shirt from the 1995/96 season.
The condition of this original football jersey is 9/10 - Superb. One small faint dot mark on the back of each sleeve (see photos).
David Pleat's first season asĀ Sheffield WednesdayĀ manager was the club's worst in the top flight since winning promotion in 1991. The eagerly-anticipated signing of Belgian forwardĀ Marc DegryseĀ turned out to be a major disappointment, thoughĀ David Hirst provided a fair supply of goals on his return to fitness after a two-year injury struggle.
The Owls struggled all season long, and finished 15th in the final table. This was another dismal showing for a club who were chasing honours just two or three seasons earlier, and Pleat knew that something had to change, and set out to reward the club's board for keeping faith in him for a second season.
Marc Degryse,Ā Chris Waddle,Ā Chris WoodsĀ andĀ Klas IngessonĀ all left in the close season, and all the talk atĀ HillsboroughĀ was the acquisition of young strikerĀ Andy BoothĀ from Huddersfield TownĀ for Ā£2.5 million. Many fans saw him as the answer to the problems which had plagued the Owls during the last seasons, and gave them hope of a new challenge for honours.
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Condition: 9/10 Superb. One small faint dot mark on the back of each sleeve
Size: Adult Small
Chest Measurement: 36-38 Inches / 92-97 CM
Manufacturer: Puma
Colour:Ā Blue & white, yellow trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1995/1996 & 1996/1997
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Puma Sheffield Wednesday home football shirt from the 1995/96 season.
The condition of this original football jersey is 9/10 - Superb. One small faint dot mark on the back of each sleeve (see photos).
David Pleat's first season asĀ Sheffield WednesdayĀ manager was the club's worst in the top flight since winning promotion in 1991. The eagerly-anticipated signing of Belgian forwardĀ Marc DegryseĀ turned out to be a major disappointment, thoughĀ David Hirst provided a fair supply of goals on his return to fitness after a two-year injury struggle.
The Owls struggled all season long, and finished 15th in the final table. This was another dismal showing for a club who were chasing honours just two or three seasons earlier, and Pleat knew that something had to change, and set out to reward the club's board for keeping faith in him for a second season.
Marc Degryse,Ā Chris Waddle,Ā Chris WoodsĀ andĀ Klas IngessonĀ all left in the close season, and all the talk atĀ HillsboroughĀ was the acquisition of young strikerĀ Andy BoothĀ from Huddersfield TownĀ for Ā£2.5 million. Many fans saw him as the answer to the problems which had plagued the Owls during the last seasons, and gave them hope of a new challenge for honours.
