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2005-06 Watford Diadora 'Play-off Final' Home Shirt *BNIB* XL
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2005-06 Watford Diadora 'Play-off Final' Home Shirt *BNIB* XL

2005-06 Watford Diadora 'Play-off Final' Home Shirt *BNIB* XL

Condition Details - Brand new example with Diadora tags attached in original bagFeatures - 'Championship Play-off Final 21st May 2006 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff' embroidered to front, comes with certificate of authenticity 469/500 Home shirt as worn when Watford were promoted to the Premier League after beating Leeds United 3-0 in the Championship play-off final after goals from Jay DeMerit, a Neil Sullivan own goal and a Darius Henderson penalty. This would be the clubs first season back in the Premier League after relegation from the division in the 1999-2000 season.

$272.00
2005-06 Watford Diadora 'Play-off Final' Home Shirt *BNIB* XL—
$272.00

2005-06 Watford Diadora 'Play-off Final' Home Shirt *BNIB* XL

Condition Details - Brand new example with Diadora tags attached in original bagFeatures - 'Championship Play-off Final 21st May 2006 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff' embroidered to front, comes with certificate of authenticity 469/500 Home shirt as worn when Watford were promoted to the Premier League after beating Leeds United 3-0 in the Championship play-off final after goals from Jay DeMerit, a Neil Sullivan own goal and a Darius Henderson penalty. This would be the clubs first season back in the Premier League after relegation from the division in the 1999-2000 season.

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Condition Details - Brand new example with Diadora tags attached in original bagFeatures - 'Championship Play-off Final 21st May 2006 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff' embroidered to front, comes with certificate of authenticity 469/500 Home shirt as worn when Watford were promoted to the Premier League after beating Leeds United 3-0 in the Championship play-off final after goals from Jay DeMerit, a Neil Sullivan own goal and a Darius Henderson penalty. This would be the clubs first season back in the Premier League after relegation from the division in the 1999-2000 season.