Manchester United shirt history - resumed. In 1984/5 United played in the UEFA Cup. The shirts they wore in that campaign had ‘UEFA Cup 1984-5’ embroidery and an adidas logo on the chest rather than the sleeve. United were surprisingly eliminated at the Quarter Final stage on

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Manchester United shirt history. In 1988 adidas introduced their 3rd bi-annual shirt change. There was an amendment to the collar shape and the sleeves were cuff less, but there wasn’t a huge amount of change. I had the red and blue shirts, but was waiting to get the white one at

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Manchester United shirt history. In 1991 United reached Wembley in the Rumbelows League cup final against Sheffield Wednesday. They managed to lose a game they should have easily won 0-1 with Les Sealy sustaining a severe cut to the knee. It wouldn’t be the last time Big Ron

ManchesterUnited Shirt History. in 1991 United made it to the ECWC final against Barcelona in Rotterdam. Having lost the toss, United were forced to change but were unable to play in their blue 2nd colours as this would also have clashed with the Barca shirts. United therefore

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Manchester United shirt history. In 1992 at the start of the premier league era, United switched kit supplier from Adidas to Umbro. Umbro went extremely retro with a laced up collar on the 1st and 3rd shirt. We were told that the 3rd shirt was based on Newton Heath’s original

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Manchester United shirt history. In the summer of 1999. Umbro issued a new away and 3rd kit. The blue away shirt was made of a strange, almost towelling material, whilst the white 3rd shirt was seldom used. These were the last shirts issued with Sharp as sponsors. #MUFC #UTFR