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1999-00 Manchester United Umbro Goalkeeper Shirt *As New* Y
Condition - As New
Size - Youth (34)
Condition Details - As New
Design - Umbro
Goalkeepers - Bosnich, Van der Gouw, Taibi
Details - Goalkeeper shirt as worn when Manchester United won the Premier League title for the second consecutive season, finishing 18 points ahead of second placed Arsenal, and did not defend the FA Cup due to the request by the FA to compete in the FIFA Club World Championship instead, however they failed to make it out of the group, finishing behind Vasco da Gama and Necaxa.
Size - Youth (34)
Condition Details - As New
Design - Umbro
Goalkeepers - Bosnich, Van der Gouw, Taibi
Details - Goalkeeper shirt as worn when Manchester United won the Premier League title for the second consecutive season, finishing 18 points ahead of second placed Arsenal, and did not defend the FA Cup due to the request by the FA to compete in the FIFA Club World Championship instead, however they failed to make it out of the group, finishing behind Vasco da Gama and Necaxa.
$183.40
1999-00 Manchester United Umbro Goalkeeper Shirt *As New* Y—
$183.40
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Description
Condition - As New
Size - Youth (34)
Condition Details - As New
Design - Umbro
Goalkeepers - Bosnich, Van der Gouw, Taibi
Details - Goalkeeper shirt as worn when Manchester United won the Premier League title for the second consecutive season, finishing 18 points ahead of second placed Arsenal, and did not defend the FA Cup due to the request by the FA to compete in the FIFA Club World Championship instead, however they failed to make it out of the group, finishing behind Vasco da Gama and Necaxa.
Size - Youth (34)
Condition Details - As New
Design - Umbro
Goalkeepers - Bosnich, Van der Gouw, Taibi
Details - Goalkeeper shirt as worn when Manchester United won the Premier League title for the second consecutive season, finishing 18 points ahead of second placed Arsenal, and did not defend the FA Cup due to the request by the FA to compete in the FIFA Club World Championship instead, however they failed to make it out of the group, finishing behind Vasco da Gama and Necaxa.
