Up for auction on Ebay : ENGLAND #6 Bobby MOORE Match Worn Shirt 1970 World Cup

The seller added the following : Welcome to the Greatest Collection of Shirts I have ever obtained. 

The collection is accumulated by Match Worn Shirts of the Derby County Talisman (1971-1985) Stephen Powell. The Shirts in the Collection are a Tulsa Roughnecks #16 Shirt & Shorts 1979, Derby County Coaching Training Jacket 1989/1990, Derby County Coaching Training Sweater 1988/1989, England Youth #6 Shirt 1973, England Intermediate #10 Long Sleeved Shirt 1974, England Intermediate #15 Long Sleeved Shirt 1974, England Intermediate #6 Shirt 1975 Vs Scotland (Last International Game), England #6 Bobby Moore 1970 World Cup Quarter-Finals Shirt Vs Germany (Only ever used once, light shirt with mesh material), Albany Capitals #6 Shirt 1989, Albany Capitals #7 Shirt 1989, ASL All-Stars #6 Shirt 1988, EFSA Long Sleeved Red Shirt, EFSA Long Sleeved White Shirt, UEFA #4 Blue Shirt (Need more information), UEFA #7 Blue Shirt (Need more information), Colorado Foxes #4 Shirt 1990, England Tie, Spartak Trnava 1967/1968 Cap.

The COA I can only offer is the PayPal Statement from Steve Powell in which I bought the collection off him for an Undisclosed Fee. However, the shirts speak the COA for themselves. 

On offer is an England Shirt Worn by Bobby Moore in the Classic 3-2 Extra Time Loss to West Germany in the World Cup Quarter-Finals. Moore Played the Entire Game in front of 23,357 at the Estadio Guanajuato, Leon, Mexico. 

THE SHIRT WAS ONLY PRODUCED ONCE FOR THIS MATCH ONLY. ***One of the Rarest Shirts in History***

 England designated red as one of their alternate colours for the World Cup 1970 final tournament.  They wore this special light-weight summer version of their red-white-red strip once, in the 3-2 World Cup final tournament extra-time loss to West Germany in  Estadio Guanajuato, León, México on 14 June 1970. 

The shirt is Very Light Weight and has tiny holes all over the shirt. The Number 6 is Stitched on the back of the shirt. Has a Small Rip at the Bottom of the shirt from the Match. I am not 100% sure but Steve Powell became friends with Bobby Moore and obtained the shirt from him. 

The Shirt is a Large Size, although is a Vintage Fit. 

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Libor Walzer   |2008-08-18 I know that this is FAKE. Don't be taken in! Reply | Quote

mark   |2008-08-18 why? Reply | Quote

Libor Walzer   |2008-08-18 The real shirt, from this game, belongs to a friend who bought it 100% verified for a lot of money at auction a couple of years ago. This may be a spare or from another game, or be a total fake but it isn't from the quarter final. Reply | Quote

Barney Rubble   |2008-08-19 Just look at the badge, the original is embroidered onto a piece of material then stitched onto the shirt. Not straight onto the shirt. Reply | Quote

Barney Rubble   |2008-08-19 Don't be taken in by his jargon, the only COA he has is a name on his paypal account. I had a teacher at school called David Beckham, does that mean if I send him money via paypal I can then use it as a "coa" to sell dodgy Becks shirts. Avoid this auction!!!!! Reply | Quote

Scifo   |2008-08-19 £400+ with 5 days to go. Some poor soul is heading for the worst buy of their life! If this was the genuine shirt why not go through Bonhams to attract the serious collectors market? Reply | Quote

Mr Butcher   |2008-08-20 It's a red T-shirt that his nan has stitched a badge on. If you're dumb enuff to believe it's real and pay 400 odd quid then I've got a bridge to sell, better still the Millenium dome! Make me an offer... : ) Reply | Quote

Peter   |2008-08-20 Hmm... I wasn't aware that toffs shirts had gotten so pricey. Reply | Quote

Thommo  - Mr.   |2008-10-17 Not on the Germany 1/4 final shirts it wasn't! It was stitched straight onto the shirt as here! Reply | Quote

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