2001 03 england umbro training shirt 50507726487899 Elev8 Condition - As NewSize - XL & XXL (whilst stock lasts)MANUFACTURER - Multiple variationsCONDITION - Brand New with Tags...
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2001 03 england umbro training shirt 50507726487899 Elev8 Condition As NewSize XL & XXL (whilst stock lasts)MANUFACTURER Multiple variationsCONDITION Brand New with Tags Condition As NewSize Large (tight fitting)Condition Details As New Design Puma Features Printed size label losing 5 4 on penalties against Darmstadt 98 after the tie finished 0 0 after extra time badges are excellent Training shirt as worn when Beckham sent England into the 2002 World Cup Finals with a awesome free kick in the 93rd minute against Greece in the final qualifying game Condition Details Pristine colour
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