1996/97 Liverpool Goalkeeper Football Shirt. (Kids)
Condition: 9/10 Superb
Size:Ā Children's
Chest Measurement:Ā 34-36 Inches / 87-91 CM
Manufacturer: Reebok
Colour: Orange, black & white trim
Shirt Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1996/1997
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Reebok LiverpoolĀ GK football shirt from the 1996/97 season.
Condition of thisĀ original football jersey is 9/10 -Ā SuperbĀ (see photos).
Fantastic looking shirt, ideal for a collection of your own.
Until late March,Ā LiverpoolĀ had led the Premiership for most of the season, even opening up a five point lead at the top before New Year's Day 1997. However, the team were overtaken byĀ Manchester United, who remained top of the league for the rest of the season, despite Liverpool having two or three more chances to reclaim the position before falling away badly due to mistakes and a lack of discipline.
Steve McManamanĀ andĀ Robbie FowlerĀ continued to excel for the club, but Fowler's suspension for the final four games of the season effectively ended any lingering hopes of title glory, and the side were marred both by the rise of theirĀ Spice BoysĀ culture, as well as by defensive aberrations; dropping points at their previously impregnableĀ AnfieldĀ home.
Liverpool's finishing in 4th place was the shock of the season as they had been challenging for the title all along, with the additional fact that on the final day of the season, despite having lost the league title to Manchester United, they were in second place, two points ahead of Newcastle and Arsenal,Ā leavingĀ Roy EvansĀ and his team with aĀ UEFA CupĀ place as scant consolation for what might have been.
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1996/97 Liverpool Goalkeeper Football Shirt. (Kids)
1996/97 Liverpool Goalkeeper Football Shirt. (Kids)
Condition: 9/10 Superb
Size:Ā Children's
Chest Measurement:Ā 34-36 Inches / 87-91 CM
Manufacturer: Reebok
Colour: Orange, black & white trim
Shirt Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1996/1997
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Reebok LiverpoolĀ GK football shirt from the 1996/97 season.
Condition of thisĀ original football jersey is 9/10 -Ā SuperbĀ (see photos).
Fantastic looking shirt, ideal for a collection of your own.
Until late March,Ā LiverpoolĀ had led the Premiership for most of the season, even opening up a five point lead at the top before New Year's Day 1997. However, the team were overtaken byĀ Manchester United, who remained top of the league for the rest of the season, despite Liverpool having two or three more chances to reclaim the position before falling away badly due to mistakes and a lack of discipline.
Steve McManamanĀ andĀ Robbie FowlerĀ continued to excel for the club, but Fowler's suspension for the final four games of the season effectively ended any lingering hopes of title glory, and the side were marred both by the rise of theirĀ Spice BoysĀ culture, as well as by defensive aberrations; dropping points at their previously impregnableĀ AnfieldĀ home.
Liverpool's finishing in 4th place was the shock of the season as they had been challenging for the title all along, with the additional fact that on the final day of the season, despite having lost the league title to Manchester United, they were in second place, two points ahead of Newcastle and Arsenal,Ā leavingĀ Roy EvansĀ and his team with aĀ UEFA CupĀ place as scant consolation for what might have been.
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Condition: 9/10 Superb
Size:Ā Children's
Chest Measurement:Ā 34-36 Inches / 87-91 CM
Manufacturer: Reebok
Colour: Orange, black & white trim
Shirt Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1996/1997
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Reebok LiverpoolĀ GK football shirt from the 1996/97 season.
Condition of thisĀ original football jersey is 9/10 -Ā SuperbĀ (see photos).
Fantastic looking shirt, ideal for a collection of your own.
Until late March,Ā LiverpoolĀ had led the Premiership for most of the season, even opening up a five point lead at the top before New Year's Day 1997. However, the team were overtaken byĀ Manchester United, who remained top of the league for the rest of the season, despite Liverpool having two or three more chances to reclaim the position before falling away badly due to mistakes and a lack of discipline.
Steve McManamanĀ andĀ Robbie FowlerĀ continued to excel for the club, but Fowler's suspension for the final four games of the season effectively ended any lingering hopes of title glory, and the side were marred both by the rise of theirĀ Spice BoysĀ culture, as well as by defensive aberrations; dropping points at their previously impregnableĀ AnfieldĀ home.
Liverpool's finishing in 4th place was the shock of the season as they had been challenging for the title all along, with the additional fact that on the final day of the season, despite having lost the league title to Manchester United, they were in second place, two points ahead of Newcastle and Arsenal,Ā leavingĀ Roy EvansĀ and his team with aĀ UEFA CupĀ place as scant consolation for what might have been.
