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1991-92 Liverpool adidas Away Shorts S
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1991-92 Liverpool adidas Away Shorts S

1991-92 Liverpool adidas Away Shorts S

Condition - ExcellentSize - Small (30)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges are excellentDesign - adidas Players - Rush, Rosenthal, Houghton, Barnes, NicolDetails - Away shorts as worn during Graeme Souness' first season in charge of the club leading Liverpool to a 6th place finish in the First Division and also won silverware for the club lifting the 1991-92 FA Cup after beating Sunderland 2-0 in the final with goals from Michael Thomas and Ian Rush. Also worn when Liverpool made it to the quarter finals of the UEFA Cup, losing 4-1 on aggregate against Genoa.

$31.50

Original: $90.00

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1991-92 Liverpool adidas Away Shorts S—

$90.00

$31.50

1991-92 Liverpool adidas Away Shorts S

Condition - ExcellentSize - Small (30)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges are excellentDesign - adidas Players - Rush, Rosenthal, Houghton, Barnes, NicolDetails - Away shorts as worn during Graeme Souness' first season in charge of the club leading Liverpool to a 6th place finish in the First Division and also won silverware for the club lifting the 1991-92 FA Cup after beating Sunderland 2-0 in the final with goals from Michael Thomas and Ian Rush. Also worn when Liverpool made it to the quarter finals of the UEFA Cup, losing 4-1 on aggregate against Genoa.

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Condition - ExcellentSize - Small (30)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges are excellentDesign - adidas Players - Rush, Rosenthal, Houghton, Barnes, NicolDetails - Away shorts as worn during Graeme Souness' first season in charge of the club leading Liverpool to a 6th place finish in the First Division and also won silverware for the club lifting the 1991-92 FA Cup after beating Sunderland 2-0 in the final with goals from Michael Thomas and Ian Rush. Also worn when Liverpool made it to the quarter finals of the UEFA Cup, losing 4-1 on aggregate against Genoa.