2008-09 Brighton Away L/S Shirt #6 - 6/10 - (L)

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SKU: BRIA08505156
Product Size: L
Condition: Very Good
Defects:
  • Visible marks to the print
  • cracking to the sponsor

Features:

  • Basic style print for #6
  • Long-sleeved

2008-09 Brighton Away L/S Shirt #6 - 6/10 - (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

The 2008-09 campaign delivered a heart-stopping, dramatic survival for Brighton & Hove Albion as The Seagulls finished a precarious 16th in League One. The season was a turbulent fight, defined by the club's freefall under Micky Adams that made relegation look 'nailed on.' The ultimate 'Great Escape' was engineered by new manager Russell Slade, who oversaw a remarkable upturn in form, featuring the inspired partnership of Lloyd Owusu and Gary Hart, which secured their League One status on the final day. Leading the charge throughout the turbulence was veteran striker Nicky Forster, whose 12 crucial league goals provided a vital lifeline in a campaign built on sheer grit and a legendary final surge.

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