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2010/11 Republic Of Ireland Home Football Shirt (M)

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2010/11 Republic Of Ireland Home Football Shirt (M)

2010/11 Republic Of Ireland Home Football Shirt (M)

Condition: 9/10 Superb

Size: Adult Medium

Chest Measurement: 38-40 Inches / 97-101 CM

Manufacturer:Ā Umbro

Colour: Green, white trim

Material: 79% polyester, 21% cotton

Seasons: 2010/2011

Player:Ā N/A

Patches:Ā N/A

Official Umbro Republic of Ireland home football shirt from the 2010/11 international season.

The condition of this original football jersey is 9/10 - Superb (see photos).

Giovanni Trapattoni was appointed manager in February 2008 following a spell with assistant coach Don Givens in charge. Trapattoni went through all ten first round 2010 World Cup qualifying games unbeaten, winning four of the ten games. Ireland lost out on a place in the finals, however, after a controversial, narrow loss to France in the play-offs.

Ireland went down 1–0 in the first leg, and lost 2–1 on aggregate, with William Gallas scoring a controversial goal in extra time in the second leg after Thierry Henry had handled the ball before crossing for Gallas to score.

$28.39

Original: $94.63

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2010/11 Republic Of Ireland Home Football Shirt (M)—

$94.63

$28.39

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Condition: 9/10 Superb

Size: Adult Medium

Chest Measurement: 38-40 Inches / 97-101 CM

Manufacturer:Ā Umbro

Colour: Green, white trim

Material: 79% polyester, 21% cotton

Seasons: 2010/2011

Player:Ā N/A

Patches:Ā N/A

Official Umbro Republic of Ireland home football shirt from the 2010/11 international season.

The condition of this original football jersey is 9/10 - Superb (see photos).

Giovanni Trapattoni was appointed manager in February 2008 following a spell with assistant coach Don Givens in charge. Trapattoni went through all ten first round 2010 World Cup qualifying games unbeaten, winning four of the ten games. Ireland lost out on a place in the finals, however, after a controversial, narrow loss to France in the play-offs.

Ireland went down 1–0 in the first leg, and lost 2–1 on aggregate, with William Gallas scoring a controversial goal in extra time in the second leg after Thierry Henry had handled the ball before crossing for Gallas to score.