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International 1987 England U-18 Match Issue Home Shirt #15 (May)
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Product Details
SKU:
ENGH86-MW-13
Product Size:
L
Condition:
Excellent
Condition of shirt - Excellent
Size - L
Condition details - Bright colours, badges are stitched, printing is great, nice material feel
Made by - Umbro
Player - Young Blackburn Rovers prospect David May #15
Player issue features - Correct player size print professionally heat pressed, fully embroidered Umbro logo and national badge with youth detail, 70% nylon and 30% acetate size label stated as 'MENS' only, comes from the player's own personal colection - a signed letter verifying this will be provided
| Match Issue (Certified) |
| Design |
| Worn by the first team at the Mexico 86' World Cup |
| Player record |
| May never won a senior cap for the Three Lions despite being called up for a friendly against Mexico in 1997 |
1987 England U-18 Match Issue Home Shirt #15 (May)
Care Instructions
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Cool wash
Wash inside out
Cool iron
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Do not use fabric softener
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