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1949 Ireland No.6 Retro Home Shirt
€89.99
VAT included
Size L
Rare REPUBLIC OF IRELAND home Retro Long Sleeved shirt with official player #6 on the back to commemorate kit worn in match vs. England on 21 September 1949.
Some record books can state that Hungary were the first foreign conquerors of England but the 52,000 people who attended the international fixture between England and the Republic of Ireland on September 21st, 1949 know otherwise. The meeting between England and the Republic of Ireland, at Everton Goodison Park, was arguably a home game for the travelling Irish as Liverpool, the city, has always been a home from home for the Irish. With Peter Farrell captaining Everton and playing for Ireland at the time, there was added interest locally. A full time scoreline reading England 0 Republic of Ireland 2 was not envisaged but happen it did. This shirt is long sleeved and made from drill cotton.
Present replica shirt, not shirt from epoque!
To avoid misunderstanding, please read carefully descriptions, especially about condition and size (take notice at length and width) of jersey.
If You're interest VINTAGE SHIRTS, especially THE GREEN ARMY shirts, see other footballholics.com products!
Some record books can state that Hungary were the first foreign conquerors of England but the 52,000 people who attended the international fixture between England and the Republic of Ireland on September 21st, 1949 know otherwise. The meeting between England and the Republic of Ireland, at Everton Goodison Park, was arguably a home game for the travelling Irish as Liverpool, the city, has always been a home from home for the Irish. With Peter Farrell captaining Everton and playing for Ireland at the time, there was added interest locally. A full time scoreline reading England 0 Republic of Ireland 2 was not envisaged but happen it did. This shirt is long sleeved and made from drill cotton.
Present replica shirt, not shirt from epoque!
To avoid misunderstanding, please read carefully descriptions, especially about condition and size (take notice at length and width) of jersey.
If You're interest VINTAGE SHIRTS, especially THE GREEN ARMY shirts, see other footballholics.com products!
02971
1 Item
Data sheet
- Made by
- Toffs
- Season:
- 1949 (Retro)
- Kit:
- Home
- Size:
- L (much bigger than standard)
- Length:
- 78cm (30,5'')
- Width (under arms):
- 68cm (27'')
- Sleeve:
- 54cm (21,5'')
- Material:
- 100% Cotton
- Made in
- UK
- Condition:
- EXCELLENT
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