Great player….and a lovely rare Bayern kit

AS Saint Étienne home shirt 81/83. One of my favourite shirts of all time. Worn by Platini in his last season before departing to Juve. He replaced in the summer of 82 by international midfield colleague Bernard Genghini

New post: Bourne Sports (mainly) teamwear catalogue from 2000 museumofjerseys.com/2024/08/23/bou…

Morocco USA ‘94 shirt. Notorious Lotto template, slightly amended after its Fiorentina incarnation was previously banned for displaying a swastika pattern.

Maverick

Radio Monte Carlo 📻

I bought a copy of Kicker Magazine's preview of the 1982 World Cup at the weekend. There's an advert for some great deals for football shirts on the back page. I was thinking of doing a bulk order. Who wants what?

Still one of the greats…

Just an incredible pair of jerseys

Posted this picture on Insta this morning and got a notification that my account is suspended pending review 😡 So weird 🤷‍♂️

Steaua Bucarest 🇷🇴, Campeón de Europa temporada 1985/86. Luego serían rivales de River Plate en Japón por la Copa Intercontinental.

OTD 35 years ago, Chilean keeper Rojas faked injury from a flare during an Italia 90 qualifier against Brazil. He later admitted to injuring himself with a concealed razor and Chile were banned from USA 94 qualification. This is a matchworn shirt from Italia 90 qualification.

France 1989 player issue shirt. £300

Lecce 1991 shirt £150

Holland shirt 1989 £75

86/87 Ajax home. A sliding doors season in many ways, as the club bid farewell to Van Basten but handed a debut to a 17 year old Dennis Bergkamp.

This kit, more than any other, reminds me of JJB Sports

Tonight, Mircea Lucescu will take charge of his country for the first time in nearly 40 years. This was one of the shirts worn during his first stint, from ‘81 to ‘86. Check out this cool article from Museum of Jerseys museumofjerseys.com/2017/11/10/eve…

RSC Anderlecht 1995-96 away shirt by Adidas 🟣⚪️ Issued for the Champions League but never used due to a failed qualification challenging Ferencváros!

A Mars a day….