2006-07 Barnet Match Issue Home Shirt Hunt #24

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SKU: BRTH06188548
Product Size: XL
Condition: Excellent
Defects:
  • Light crease to the print

Features:

  • Correct player size print for young homegrown striker Harry Hunt #24 and sleeve patches professionally heat-pressed

2006-07 Barnet Match Issue Home Shirt Hunt #24

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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

The 2006-07 campaign for Barnet delivered a safe, mid-table finish as The Bees finished a respectable 14th in League Two under the experienced guidance of manager Paul Fairclough. This season was primarily defined by a historic FA Cup run that saw the club reach the Fourth Round for the first time, including a dramatic 4-1 victory over Northampton Town. Leading the charge in the league were the joint top scorers Adam Birchall and Trésor Kandol, whose 6 goals each proved crucial in a spirited campaign built on consolidation and cup upsets. It was a standout year that secured The Bees' League Two status and provided a new, defining chapter of cup glory.

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