H 1.1

1982-83 Home player shirt short sleeve № 7 (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, 2nd variant, unknown season used)  -  

  As that is not strange, but, the difference in big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines is found out, not so long ago (26.01.2014). Me about it was written by Michael Yip (www.liverpoolkits.com).
  You can to see two variants home shirt. 1st variant Steve Nicol (left photo). 2nd variant John Wark (right photo). Different in highly between UMBRO logo-Liverbird L.F.C. and CROWN PAINTS logo. Two variants this home shirt was used in Liverpool matches, how in season 1982-83, as and season 1983-84.
  In season 1982-83, more photos when Liverpool players dressing in home shirt with big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines 1st variant and not as more 2nd variant. First photo what I to find home shirt with big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines 2nd variant, was photo with home Division One match versus Notts County (01.01.1983), on photo was Ian Rush (it does not mean, that I cannot be mistaken).
  In season 1983-84, have more photos when Liverpool players dressing in home shirt with big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines how 1st variant, as and 2nd variant. Read more here.

                                                     

  Player number use on Liverpool shirt for all matches.

			H 1.12

1982-83 Home player shirt short sleeve № 7 (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, 2nd variant, unknown season used)  -  

  As that is not strange, but, the difference in big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines is found out, not so long ago (26.01.2014). Me about it was written by Michael Yip (www.liverpoolkits.com).
  You can to see two variants home shirt. 1st variant Steve Nicol (left photo). 2nd variant John Wark (right photo). Different in highly between UMBRO logo-Liverbird L.F.C. and CROWN PAINTS logo. Two variants this home shirt was used in Liverpool matches, how in season 1982-83, as and season 1983-84.
  In season 1982-83, more photos when Liverpool players dressing in home shirt with big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines 1st variant and not as more 2nd variant. First photo what I to find home shirt with big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines 2nd variant, was photo with home Division One match versus Notts County (01.01.1983), on photo was Ian Rush (it does not mean, that I cannot be mistaken).
  In season 1983-84, have more photos when Liverpool players dressing in home shirt with big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines how 1st variant, as and 2nd variant. Read more here.

                                                  

  Player number use on Liverpool shirt for all matches.

			H 1.3

1982-83 Charity Shield Home player shirt long sleeve № 4 Mark Lawrenson (without CROWN PAINTS logo, 1st variant, unknown season used)  -  image with site liverpoolkits.com



1982-83 Home player tracksuit top (unknown season used)  -  



1982-83 Home player tracksuit top (back said, season 1982-83)  -  not now good image

			H 1.4

1982-83 League Cup Final Home player shirt long sleeve № 4 Mark Lawrenson (without CROWN PAINTS logo, 1st variant, unknown season used)  -  image with site liverpoolkits.com



1982-83 Home player tracksuit top (unknown season used)  -  



1982-83 Home player tracksuit top (back said, season 1982-83)  -  not now good image

			H 1.0

1982-83 European Cup Home player shirt long sleeve № 4 Mark Lawrenson (without CROWN PAINTS logo, 1st variant, unknown season used)  -  image with site liverpoolkits.com

			H 1.1

1982-83 European Cup Home player shirt short sleeve № 7 (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, 2nd variant, unknown season used)  -  

			H 1.5

 1982-83 Testimonial Phil Thompson Home player shirt short sleeve № 5 (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines)  -  image with site
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 1982-83 Testimonial Phil Thompson Home zip tracksuit top  -  image with The bloody greedy collection on Facebook from Stefan Seaton

			H 1.-

 1982-83 Friendly main team Home replica shirt short sleeve № 2 (felt UMBRO logo and Liverbird & without CROWN PAINTS logo, worn)  -  

			A 1.0

1982-83 Away player shirt short sleeve № 6 Alan Hansen (without CROWN PAINTS logo, unknown season used)  -  image with site facebook.com/anfield.relics

	1 image	2 image

  The player shirt shown in image 1 is the standard away player shirt with no sponsor's logo at all, This shirt was worn when in certain televised and European games from the first season of 1981-82 including the Milk Cup, FA Cup etc, However it was used throughout the player shirts 3 year life when for the reasons stated above as well as different countries laws on advertising by sportsmen did not allow them to wear a sponsored shirt.

  The player shirt shown in image 2 is the first CROWN PAINTS sponsored player shirt to be worn by Liverpool, The logo was a white transfer type material that was put straight onto the front of the shirts, This shirt was worn for the whole of the 1982-83 season, It was also worn for the start of the 1983-84 season up to around Christmas.

  At the beginning of the 1981/82 season Liverpool had a new away kit, the first to show any significant change from the traditional kit. The away strip became all yellow with red trim. Presumably yellow was chosen because it was already included in the trim colours, through the yellow badge of the previous kit.

  Next season 1982-83, Liverpool also changed their kit sponsor at this time to Crown Paints, although they still had to wear a plain, unsponsored kit in Europe. Shirt sponsorship was also allowed in televised matches from the beginning of the 1983/84 season.

  Aaway shirt was sold both with sponsors logo 'Crown Paints' on the front of the shirt, as seen in the images on this page , and without the sponsors logo.

  In the 1984-85 season the away strip lost the red pin-stripes and became plain yellow with red-yellow collars and red badges.

  Basically Liverpool played shrts without a Crown Paints logo. Probably, Liverpool played shrts with big Crown Paints logo, in matches which were broadcast on a televised, may be I mistake.

  In 1982 the agreement with Japanese firm Hitachi has ended three-year and Liverpool has signed three-year the agreement with firm Crown Paints. The agreement with Crown Paints will end in a season 1987-88.

   How to distinguish a home shirt of a season 1981-82, from a shirt of a seasons 1982-83 & 1983-84, very difficultly, only for different variants HITACHI and CROWN PAINTS logo.

                                                

  Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem (Liverbird & L.F.C.). 2nd image, player number use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament

  Difference between a player shirt and a replica shirt, and as other features of a player shirt to look here

Away replica shirt	Away shorts	Away socks
With the description of the shirt, shorts, socks and features. Difference between a player shirt and a replica shirt.

			A 1.1

1982-83 Away player shirt short sleeve (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines)  -  image with site facebook.com/AnfieldOriginals

	1 image	2 image

  The player shirt shown in image 1 is the standard away player shirt with no sponsor's logo at all, This shirt was worn when in certain televised and European games from the first season of 1981-82 including the Milk Cup, FA Cup etc, However it was used throughout the player shirts 3 year life when for the reasons stated above as well as different countries laws on advertising by sportsmen did not allow them to wear a sponsored shirt.

  The player shirt shown in image 2 is the first CROWN PAINTS sponsored player shirt to be worn by Liverpool, The logo was a white transfer type material that was put straight onto the front of the shirts, This shirt was worn for the whole of the 1982-83 season, It was also worn for the start of the 1983-84 season up to around Christmas.

   

  The shirt shown here is a number 9 Ian Rush players issue shirt from this era, This can be seen by the fully embroidered badges shown below, As you can see this issue of shirt has the Crown Paints logo on one line as opposed to two which can be seen top. As you can also see the way in which the Crown Paints logos are attached to the Liverpool shirts was extremely crude, It was literally another piece of material stitched right across the front of the shirt.

                                                      

  Player number use on Liverpool shirt for all matches.

1982-83 Third shirt short sleeve (without CROWN PAINTS logo, may be prototype)  -  image with site facebook.com/AnfieldOriginals

                                                      

  Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem (Liverbird). 2nd image, player number use on Liverpool shirt.

  Difference between a player shirt and a replica shirt, and as other features of a player shirt to look here

Third shorts	Third socks
With the description of the shirt, shorts, socks and features. Difference between a player shirt and a replica shirt.

		H G 1.0

1982-83 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 (without Crown Paints logo, unknown season used)  -  image with site oldfootballshirts.com



1982-83 Home player tracksuit top (unknown season used)  -  



1982-83 Home player tracksuit top (back said, season 1982-83)  -  not now good image

	1 image	2 image

  The goalkeeper shirt shown in image 1 is the standard home goalkeeper shirt with no sponsor's logo at all, This shirt was worn when in certain televised and European games from the first season of 1980-81 including the Milk Cup, FA Cup etc, However it was used throughout the goalkeeper shirts 3 year life when for the reasons stated above as well as different countries laws on advertising by sportsmen did not allow them to wear a sponsored shirt.

  The goalkeeper shirt shown in image 2 is the first Crown Paints sponsored goalkeeper shirt to be worn by Liverpool, The logo was a white transfer type material that was put straight onto the front of the shirts, This shirt was worn for the whole of the 1982-83 season, It was also worn for the start of the 1983-84 season up to around Christmas.



  The shirt shown here is a number 9 Ian Rush players issue shirt from this era, This can be seen by the fully embroidered badges shown below, As you can see this issue of shirt has the CROWN PAINTS logo on one line as opposed to two which can be seen top. As you can also see the way in which the CROWN PAINTS logos are attached to the Liverpool shirts was extremely crude, It was literally another piece of material stitched right across the front of the shirt.

  Interesting fact. On site LFChistory.net here write "Jake Findlay started in goal for Luton (wearing a Liverpool goalkeeping shirt, for curious reasons we cannot ascertain). Findlay went off injured in the 38th minute to be replaced by Raddy Antic, with Kirk Stephens, the full back, going in goal. Then, later, Donaghy, another defender, replaced Stephens in goal, with Stephens returning to his position as an outfield player. Both replacement goalkeepers also wore a Liverpool goalkeeping shirt. So, Luton fielded three different goalkeepers that day - each of whom conceded one goal - but performed well to secure a 3-3 draw."
  This about Division One match Liverpool-Luton Town (11.09.1982).

  It I interested me, and I tried to find the answer. Who wants, watch on the "Youtube" page (here) small video the review of this match. There is also a full match where there is an absolute answer, on why on players of "Luton Town" of Kirk Stephens, and then in the second half of Mal Donaghy, played in a goalkeeper shirt of "Liverpool FC".



  My answer such is after the goalkeeper of "Luton Town" Jake Findlay was traumatized, most likely, it was impossible to take off a goalkeeper shirt from it, and the spare shirt in a locker room, most likely wasn't. And here, "Liverpool" came to the rescue, having provided house a goalkeeper shirt of "Liverpool".

  At the left on the right. These are fragments from this match. 1st image, the goalkeeper "Luton Town" Jake Findlay in a green goalkeeper shirt "Luton Town". 2nd image, the defender of "Luton Town" Kirk Stephens in a home (green) goalkeeper shirt of "Liverpool FC". 3rd image, the defender of "Luton Town" Mal Donaghy in a home (green) goalkeeper shirt of "Liverpool FC". 4th image, the goalkeeper of "Liverpool" Bruce Grobbelaar naturally in a home (green) goalkeeper shirt of "Liverpool FC".

   How to distinguish a shirt of a season 1982-83, from a shirt of a seasons 1983-84 & 1984-85, very difficultly.

                                                

  Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem (Liverbird). 2nd image, player number use on Liverpool shirt.

  Difference between a player shirt and a replica shirt, and as other features of a player shirt to look here

Home League Cup Final shirt	Home Testimonial Phil Thompson shirt
Home shorts	Home socks	Away sorts
Away socks	Second away socks
With the description of the shirt, shorts, socks and features. Difference between a player shirt and a replica shirt.

		H G 1.1

1982-83 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, 1st variant, unknown season used)  -  

	1 image	2 image

  The goalkeeper shirt shown in image 1 is the standard home goalkeeper shirt with no sponsor's logo at all, This shirt was worn when in certain televised and European games from the first season of 1980-81 including the Milk Cup, FA Cup etc, However it was used throughout the goalkeeper shirts 3 year life when for the reasons stated above as well as different countries laws on advertising by sportsmen did not allow them to wear a sponsored shirt.

  The goalkeeper shirt shown in image 2 is the first CROWN PAINTS sponsored goalkeeper shirt to be worn by Liverpool, The logo was a white transfer type material that was put straight onto the front of the shirts, This shirt was worn for the whole of the 1982-83 season, It was also worn for the start of the 1983-84 season up to around Christmas.



  The shirt shown here is a number 9 Ian Rush players issue shirt from this era, This can be seen by the fully embroidered badges shown below, As you can see this issue of shirt has the CROWN PAINTS logo on one line as opposed to two which can be seen top. As you can also see the way in which the CROWN PAINTS logos are attached to the Liverpool shirts was extremely crude, It was literally another piece of material stitched right across the front of the shirt.

                                                             

  Player number use on Liverpool shirt for all matches.

		H G 1.2

1982-83 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 (without Crown Paints logo, unknown season used)  -  image with site oldfootballshirts.com

		H G 1.3

1982-83 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, 1st variant, unknown season used)  -  

	1 image	2 image

  The goalkeeper shirt shown in image 1 is the standard home goalkeeper shirt with no sponsor's logo at all, This shirt was worn when in certain televised and European games from the first season of 1980-81 including the Milk Cup, FA Cup etc, However it was used throughout the goalkeeper shirts 3 year life when for the reasons stated above as well as different countries laws on advertising by sportsmen did not allow them to wear a sponsored shirt.

  The goalkeeper shirt shown in image 2 is the first CROWN PAINTS sponsored goalkeeper shirt to be worn by Liverpool, The logo was a white transfer type material that was put straight onto the front of the shirts, This shirt was worn for the whole of the 1982-83 season, It was also worn for the start of the 1983-84 season up to around Christmas.



  The shirt shown here is a number 9 Ian Rush players issue shirt from this era, This can be seen by the fully embroidered badges shown below, As you can see this issue of shirt has the CROWN PAINTS logo on one line as opposed to two which can be seen top. As you can also see the way in which the CROWN PAINTS logos are attached to the Liverpool shirts was extremely crude, It was literally another piece of material stitched right across the front of the shirt.

                                                             

  Player number use on Liverpool shirt for all matches.

		H G 1.4

1982-83 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, 1st variant, unknown season used)  -  

	1 image	2 image

  The goalkeeper shirt shown in image 1 is the standard home goalkeeper shirt with no sponsor's logo at all, This shirt was worn when in certain televised and European games from the first season of 1980-81 including the Milk Cup, FA Cup etc, However it was used throughout the goalkeeper shirts 3 year life when for the reasons stated above as well as different countries laws on advertising by sportsmen did not allow them to wear a sponsored shirt.

  The goalkeeper shirt shown in image 2 is the first CROWN PAINTS sponsored goalkeeper shirt to be worn by Liverpool, The logo was a white transfer type material that was put straight onto the front of the shirts, This shirt was worn for the whole of the 1982-83 season, It was also worn for the start of the 1983-84 season up to around Christmas.



  The shirt shown here is a number 9 Ian Rush players issue shirt from this era, This can be seen by the fully embroidered badges shown below, As you can see this issue of shirt has the CROWN PAINTS logo on one line as opposed to two which can be seen top. As you can also see the way in which the CROWN PAINTS logos are attached to the Liverpool shirts was extremely crude, It was literally another piece of material stitched right across the front of the shirt.

                                                             

  Player number use on Liverpool shirt for all matches.

		H G 1.5

1982-83 Charity Shield Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 (without Crown Paints logo, unknown season used)  -  image with site oldfootballshirts.com



1982-83 Home player tracksuit top (unknown season used)  -  



1982-83 Home player tracksuit top (back said, season 1982-83)  -  not now good image

		H G 1.6

1982-83 League Cup Final Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 (without Crown Paints logo, unknown season used)  -  image with site oldfootballshirts.com



1983-83 Home player tracksuit top (unknown season used)  -  



1983-83 Home player tracksuit top (back said, season 1982-83)  -  not now good image

		H G 1.7

1982-83 Testimonial Phil Thompson Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 (big Crown Paints logo)  -  not now good image

A G 1.0