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Scotland 1992-93 player shirt by Umbro believed to have been issued to Bowman during the period 1992-93. The former Hearts man finally earned his first full cap in March 1992 against Finland in a 1-1 having previously starred for the Under 20 side way back in 1983.
England 1988 player shirt by Umbro believed to have been issued to a #15 for the 1988 Under-21 European Championship Semi-Final against Scotland. The young Lions had fended off Yugoslavia and Turkey to qualify for the finals and faced a Scotland side that beaten Ireland and Belgium to book their place in the last 8.
Spain 1991 player shirt by Le Coq Sportif believed to have been match worn by a #14 for a friendly match against England B, played at Estadio Municipal de Castalia on 18th December 1991. The Spanish Olympic XI were playing in this fixture and fell to a narrow 1-0 loss against England's B team here after a Paul Merson goal.
Brentford 1992-94 away shirt by Hummel with classic KLM sponsor as worn when the Bees competed in the second tier of English football for the first time since 1953-1954. After a promising start to the season, the side could only manage 4 wins from their final 24 games, relegating them straight back to the Second Division.
Sweden 1991 Home player shirt by adidas believed to have been match worn by Brolin for the Scania 100 Bronze place match against Denmark, played at Norrköpings Idrottspark on 15th June 1991. The sides were competing in the minor international tournament sponsored by Swedish Truck manufacturers Scania alongside Italy and the Soviet Union.
AC Milan 1990-91 home shirt by adidas with iconic Mediolanum sponsor from the early 90's. The shirt was worn with the European Cup shield in 90-91 when the Rossoneri had to settle for runners-up in Serie A but did become the best team in the world by defeating Olimpia of Paraguay 3-0 in the Intercontinental Cup in Tokyo.
Argentina 1996-97 third shirt by adidas as worn in the early matches in qualification for the 1998 World Cup. The side eventually topped the CONMEBOL Group to reach the Finals.
Juventus 1992-94 home shirt by Kappa with great vintage design as worn during the run to UEFA Cup glory and when the side finished runners-up in Serie A under legendary coach Giovanni Trapattoni.
Ajax 1989-91 TDK sponsored home shirt by Umbro from the late 80s, as worn when the club were suspended from Europe and in the triumphant title win of 1990 under coach Leo Beenhakker.
Watford 1979-82 home shirt by Umbro with great vintage design as worn when the side were in the hands of Elton John and the Hornets were propelled into top flight football for the first time ever. In seven years the club had gone from the lowest division to highest division thanks to the new boss Graham Taylor
