1999 Rangers Match Issue Scottish Cup Final Home Shirt #6

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SKU: RANH97MW4
Product Size: L
Condition: Excellent
Defects:
  • The odd faint dark mark (largest approx. 2mm)
  • nameset has not been applied to this shirt

Player - #6 was worn by winger Neil McCann

Features - Correct player size print professionally heat pressed, no motif to left sleeve or lower front

Specification
Match Issue
Design
Squad numbers issued to the players during the regular season were not used during this fixture instead numbers 1-11 were used for the starting 11, the kitman would have likely produced these shirts for the match waiting for the instruction of the manager who would be starting and which of the 1-11 to assign to each player
Match
Scottish Cup Final v Celtic
Venue
Hampden Park, 29/05/99
Result
Rangers 1-0 Celtic
Appearance
McCann - started and played for 67 mins

Features:

  • Correct player size print professionally heat pressed, no motif to left sleeve or lower front

1999 Rangers Match Issue Scottish Cup Final Home Shirt #6

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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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