1992 94 ipswich umbro home shirt bnib 49343782945115 view from Taylor and Yorke XL & XXL (whilst stock lasts)MANUFACTURER - Multiple variationsCONDITION - Brand New with Tags...
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1992 94 ipswich umbro home shirt bnib 49343782945115 view from Taylor and Yorke XL & XXL (whilst stock lasts)MANUFACTURER Multiple variationsCONDITION Brand New with Tags Taylor and Yorke losing 3 2 on aggregate against Lazio Condition Details Brand new example with Umbro tags attached in original bagClassic home shirt as worn when Ipswich Town finished 16th and 19th in the Premier League in respective seasons and made it to the quarter finals of both the FA and League Cup in the 1992 93 season losing 4 2 against Arsenal and 1 0 in a replay against Sheffield Wednesday in the respective competitions
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