2006-07 Port Vale Away Shirt - 7/10 - (S)

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SKU: PVLA06962FC
Product Size: S
Condition: Very Good
Defects:
  • A couple of orange marks to lower front and sleeves (largest is approx. 3cm to reverse left sleeve)
  • the odd tiny bobble and pull

2006-07 Port Vale Away Shirt - 7/10 - (S)

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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 delivered a season of mid-table stability for Port Vale, with The Valiants finishing a respectable 12th in League One. The year was defined by the phenomenal, prolific strike partnership of Leon Constantine and Akpo Sodje, who bagged a combined 42 goals, with Constantine's 22 league goals earning him the club's top scorer accolade and breaking a club record for goals before Christmas. This run was bolstered by a memorable League Cup adventure that saw Constantine notably open the scoring against Premier League giants Tottenham Hotspur in their deepest run in recent years. It was a pivotal season that cemented the club's position in the third tier and remains a defining chapter of The Valiants' modern history.

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