2006/07 Motherwell Away Football Shirt (M)
Condition:Â 7/10 Good. Wear to the sponsor. Size motif faded inside the collar
Size: Adult’s Medium
Chest Measurement: 39-41 Inches / 99-103 CM
Manufacturer:Â Xara
Colour:Â Claret, amber trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons:Â 2006/2007
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Xara Motherwell away football shirt from the 2006/07 season.
Condition of this original football jersey is 7/10 - Good. Wear to the sponsor. Size motif faded inside the collar (see photos).
On the field, the club managed to reach the League Cup final, although they were comprehensively defeated by Rangers. Butcher (Motherwell manger) moved on to Sydney at the end of the 2005–06 season, and was succeeded by his assistant Maurice Malpas. Malpas' stint at the club lasted just one season before his resignation in May 2007. After a short period with Scott Leitch as caretaker manager, Mark McGhee was appointed to the position.
In his first season as manager McGhee would take the club to 3rd in the league and thus qualify for the UEFA Cup for the first time in 13 years where they would be beaten by French side AS Nancy 3–0 on aggregate. Mark McGhee left Motherwell for the vacant managerial position at Aberdeen in June 2009 to be replaced by Jim Gannon. Former Scotland manager Craig Brown took over when Gannon left.
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2006/07 Motherwell Away Football Shirt (M)
2006/07 Motherwell Away Football Shirt (M)
Condition:Â 7/10 Good. Wear to the sponsor. Size motif faded inside the collar
Size: Adult’s Medium
Chest Measurement: 39-41 Inches / 99-103 CM
Manufacturer:Â Xara
Colour:Â Claret, amber trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons:Â 2006/2007
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Xara Motherwell away football shirt from the 2006/07 season.
Condition of this original football jersey is 7/10 - Good. Wear to the sponsor. Size motif faded inside the collar (see photos).
On the field, the club managed to reach the League Cup final, although they were comprehensively defeated by Rangers. Butcher (Motherwell manger) moved on to Sydney at the end of the 2005–06 season, and was succeeded by his assistant Maurice Malpas. Malpas' stint at the club lasted just one season before his resignation in May 2007. After a short period with Scott Leitch as caretaker manager, Mark McGhee was appointed to the position.
In his first season as manager McGhee would take the club to 3rd in the league and thus qualify for the UEFA Cup for the first time in 13 years where they would be beaten by French side AS Nancy 3–0 on aggregate. Mark McGhee left Motherwell for the vacant managerial position at Aberdeen in June 2009 to be replaced by Jim Gannon. Former Scotland manager Craig Brown took over when Gannon left.
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Condition:Â 7/10 Good. Wear to the sponsor. Size motif faded inside the collar
Size: Adult’s Medium
Chest Measurement: 39-41 Inches / 99-103 CM
Manufacturer:Â Xara
Colour:Â Claret, amber trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons:Â 2006/2007
Player: N/A
Patches: N/A
Official Xara Motherwell away football shirt from the 2006/07 season.
Condition of this original football jersey is 7/10 - Good. Wear to the sponsor. Size motif faded inside the collar (see photos).
On the field, the club managed to reach the League Cup final, although they were comprehensively defeated by Rangers. Butcher (Motherwell manger) moved on to Sydney at the end of the 2005–06 season, and was succeeded by his assistant Maurice Malpas. Malpas' stint at the club lasted just one season before his resignation in May 2007. After a short period with Scott Leitch as caretaker manager, Mark McGhee was appointed to the position.
In his first season as manager McGhee would take the club to 3rd in the league and thus qualify for the UEFA Cup for the first time in 13 years where they would be beaten by French side AS Nancy 3–0 on aggregate. Mark McGhee left Motherwell for the vacant managerial position at Aberdeen in June 2009 to be replaced by Jim Gannon. Former Scotland manager Craig Brown took over when Gannon left.
