Score Draw Official Retro Leeds United 1994 Men's Retro Football Shirt - White, Large

Score Draw Official Retro

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Product Specifications

Product Information

ColorWhite

SizeLarge

Number-of-Items1

Usagefootball

BrandScore Draw Official Retro

Product details

Boxed-product Weight: 299 g
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Manufacturer reference: LEEDS94HPYSS - L
ASIN: B006JGG2B0
Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 8 Dec 2011

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Product Description

Created by retro specialists Score Draw, the Leeds United 1994 Retro Football Shirt is made from 100% polyester and was worn during the 1994-95 season. A plain white offering sports a yellow and royal blue band around the centre of the chest and buttoned blue collar. The Leeds United crest is printed onto the left of the chest whilst the Thistle Hotels sponsor is printed over the middle of the chest and above the bands. Whether young or old, this retro Leeds United shirt is at home cheering from the terraces as it is on the high street. The team and success has certainly changed over the years but support for the club will always remain strong. This is a replica of the Leeds United shirt as worn by the likes of Tony Yeboah, Gary McAllister and Brian Deane.