1996-98 Blackburn Home Shirt Duff #32 - 5/10 - (XL)

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SKU: BLAH96820352
Product Size: XL
Condition: Good
Defects:
  • Noticeable holes to right sleeve
  • noticeable marks to right sleeve
  • odd tiny bobble & pull

Features:

  • Original style print for young Irish winger Damien Duff #32

1996-98 Blackburn Home Shirt Duff #32 - 5/10 - (XL)

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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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Notes

Home shirt as worn in the disappointing season where manager Ray Harford was replaced by caretaker coach Tony Parkes in October. Rovers suffered a dramatic fall from grace for a side that was crowned champions just 18 months ago, starting the season with no wins in 11 games which saw the club rock bottom of the Premier League in November. Parkes did manage to turn results around and secure a 13th place finish for Blackburn. After the departure of Alan Shearer in a £15m deal to Newcastle the side struggled for goals, with the responsibility lying with Shearer’s former strike partner, Chris Sutton, who top scored this term with 11 league goals

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