1997-99 Manchester United Away Shirt Beckam #7 - 7/10 - (L)

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SKU: MUNA97547278
Product Size: L
Condition: Very Good
Defects:
  • A small faint mark to lower front
  • the odd tiny bobble

Features:

  • Original style print for midfield maestro David Beckham #7
  • Please note: Beckham's name was infamously misprinted as 'Beckam' in this fixture

1997-99 Manchester United Away Shirt Beckam #7 - 7/10 - (L)

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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

Iconic away strip as worn by the Red Devils during the 1997 FA Charity Shield match at Wembley. Manchester United won 4-2 on penalties after a 1-1 draw with Chelsea, but the score wasn't the main headline in this fixture. David Beckham and Jordi Cruyff were subbed on in the 72nd minute, but to everybody's surprise, the print on Beck's shirt read: 'Beckam' indicating a clear kit-man error! Former kit-man Albert Morgan admitted that it "was a bit of hard luck" and the shirt was printed incorrectly before the game, but nobody had noticed, causing quite a comical and memorable moment.

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