2007-09 England Home Shirt Terry #6 (XL)

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SKU: ENGH07143305
Product Size: XL
Condition: Brand New - With Tags
Defects:
  • Couple barely noticeable marks throughout

Features:

  • Official print for talismanic defender John Terry #6
  • Official and original Umbro tags

2007-09 England Home Shirt Terry #6 (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

The 2007-09 period was a testament to John Terry’s enduring class as a cornerstone of the England defense, most notably defined by his historic header against Brazil to become the first senior international goalscorer at the new Wembley Stadium. As the inspirational captain during the early Fabio Capello era, Terry’s talismanic leadership and defensive bravery were instrumental in a flawless start to the 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign, highlighted by a vital winning goal against Ukraine and a masterclass in the 2-1 victory over Germany in Berlin. Despite battling injuries, his legendary physical presence and reading of the game remained the heartbeat of the Three Lions’ resurgence.

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