
1996-97 Bolton Reebok Match Issue Third Shirt #15 *Mint* XL
Condition - MintSize - XL (46-48)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges and sponosr are excellent, great exampleDesign - Reebok Player Features - Correct size and style felt print professionally heat pressed to reverse, Football League patches to both sleeves Players - Blake, McGinlay, Paatelainen, Stubbs, PhillipsDetails - Third shirt believed to have been worn by or issued to #15 of Bolton during the 1996-97 season when Bolton were promoted to the Premier League at the first attempt following relegation from the division in the previous season after finishing as champions of the First Division.
1996-97 Bolton Reebok Match Issue Third Shirt #15 *Mint* XL
Condition - MintSize - XL (46-48)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges and sponosr are excellent, great exampleDesign - Reebok Player Features - Correct size and style felt print professionally heat pressed to reverse, Football League patches to both sleeves Players - Blake, McGinlay, Paatelainen, Stubbs, PhillipsDetails - Third shirt believed to have been worn by or issued to #15 of Bolton during the 1996-97 season when Bolton were promoted to the Premier League at the first attempt following relegation from the division in the previous season after finishing as champions of the First Division.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Condition - MintSize - XL (46-48)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges and sponosr are excellent, great exampleDesign - Reebok Player Features - Correct size and style felt print professionally heat pressed to reverse, Football League patches to both sleeves Players - Blake, McGinlay, Paatelainen, Stubbs, PhillipsDetails - Third shirt believed to have been worn by or issued to #15 of Bolton during the 1996-97 season when Bolton were promoted to the Premier League at the first attempt following relegation from the division in the previous season after finishing as champions of the First Division.












