The History Liverpool FC Kits 1987

Standard home player kit


	H 1.0	H 1.1	H 1.2

H 1.3

1987-88 Home player shirt short sleeve № 5 Ronnie Whelan (fully signed) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1987-88 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Crown Paints

Years worn: 1987-88

In this design home shirt Liverpool first played in ..

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J17,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1987. I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1987-88 the design home shirt has changed. Liverpool used home shirt one season, 1987-88. Liverpool used home shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches. In season 1987-88, Liverpool used with home shirt different kits:
Home shorts and home socks
Home shorts and fourth socks

In season 1987-88, Liverpool also used second home kits (not know how right named this design kits) in some Friendly matches. Second home kits used in sesons 1985-86 & 1986-87, how home kits.

H 1.0 - Home shirt with home shorts & home socks
H 1.1 - Home shirt with home shorts & fourth socks
H 1.2 - Home shirt (with special embroidery FA Cup Final) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.3 - Home shirt (with special embroidery Testimonial Alan Hansen) with home shorts & home socks.

* - Unknown me now which kits used in this matches, but I assume used home or second home shirt.

The new kit for the 1987-88 season showed only a few subtle changes from the previous season. The Adidas stripes on the shirt now extended all the way down the sleeve and the collar was changed to a curious wrap-over design seen for the first time on Liverpool shirts, Although plain red there is a very faint wide stripe that runs through the shirt in almost the same colour, the stripe being a slightly more shiny material, Within the stripes of the shirt the Liver bird and the Adidas badge are repeated and can only be seen on close inspection.

The major change on this shirt being the badge design that was also changed, with the Liver bird now placed in a new shield design with the words Liverpool Football Club written below, This is the same badge that would be used for a number of years after this shirt, The badges stayed an embossed material with the players shirts being stitched.

By now Crown Paints had decided on the best way to display their logo on the front of the shirt and the logo was not seen again on only the one line as had been the case on previous shirts.

In season 1987-88, Liverpool used home shirt with special embroidery, this was in matches FA Cup Final (14.05.1988) & Testimonial Alan Hansen (16.05.1988).

Image with site www.lfcshirtcollector.com

Interesting fact. 27 February 1988, Liverpool visit to Portsmouth, on away Division One match versus the same team Portsmouth. Before the beginning of a match it was found out, that home team (Portsmouth) played in red socks, how I understand this was surprise for Liverpool kits man. The problem has been solved simply, in local shop have been bought socks of black color.

In 1988 the agreement with UK firm Crown Paints has ended six-year and Liverpool has signed three-year the agreement with Italy firm Candy. The agreement with Candy will end in a season 1991-92.

H 1.0
29.08.1987	away	Coventry City	Division One
12.09.1987	home	Oxford United	Division One
15.09.1987	home	Charlton Athletic	Division One
20.09.1987	away	Newcastle United	Division One
23.09.1987	away	Blackburn Rovers	League Cup
29.09.1987	home	Derby County	Division One
03.10.1987	home	Portsmouth	Division One
06.10.1987	home	Blackburn Rovers	League Cup
17.10.1987	home	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
24.10.1987	away	Luton Town	Division One
28.10.1987	home	Everton	League Cup
01.11.1987	home	Everton	Division One
04.11.1987	away	Wimbledon	Division One
21.11.1987	home	Norwich City	Division One
24.11.1987	home	Watford	Division One
28.11.1987	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
06.12.1987	home	Chelsea	Division One
19.12.1987	home	Sheffield Wednesday	Division One
26.12.1987	away	Oxford United	Division One
28.12.1987	home	Newcastle United	Division One
01.01.1988	home	Coventry City	Division One
12.01.1988	home	Stoke City	FA Cup
16.01.1988	home	Arsenal	Division One
06.02.1988	home	West Ham United	Division One
21.02.1988	away	Everton	FA Cup
05.03.1988	away	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
13.03.1988	away	Manchester City	FA Cup
16.03.1988	away	Derby County	Division One
20.03.1988	away	Everton	Division One
26.03.1988	home	Wimbledon	Division One
04.04.1988	home	Manchester United	Division One
09.04.1988	neutral	Nottingham Forest	FA Cup
13.04.1988	home	Nottingham Forest	Division One
20.04.1988	away	Norwich City	Division One
23.04.1988	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
30.04.1988	away	Chelsea	Division One
02.05.1988	home	Southampton	Division One
07.05.1988	away	Sheffield Wednesday	Division One
09.05.1988	home	Luton Town	Division One
H 1.1
27.02.1988	away	Portsmouth	Division One
H 1.2
14.05.1988	neutral	Wimbledon	FA Cup Final
H 1.3
16.05.1988	away	England XI	Testimonial Alan Hansen.
*
19.10.1987	away	Dundee	Testimonial G. McGeachie

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, player number use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 3rd image, special embroidery for match FA Cup Final. 4th image, special embroidery for match Testimonial Alan Hansen.

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Home FA Cup Final shirt	Home Testimonial Alan Hansen shirt	Home replica shirt

Home shorts	Home socks	Fourth socks

Home replica kit box set
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1st Variant home player kit

Standard away player kit


		A 1.0	A 1.1

1987-88 Away player shirt long sleeve № 11 (white Crown Paints logo) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1987-88 Away player shirt short sleeve № 13 (red Crown Paints logo, fully signed) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1987-88 Away players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Crown Paints

Years worn: 1987-88

In this design away shirt (white Crown Paints logo) Liverpool first played in away Friendly match versus Atletico (Madrid, Spain), 1-0, 23.08.1987, at Vicente Calderon (Madrid, Spain).

In this design away shirt (red Crown Paints logo) Liverpool first played in away Division One match versus Manchester United, 1-1, 15.11.1987, at Old Trafford.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J17,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1987. I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1987-88 the design away shirt has changed. Liverpool used away shirt one season, 1987-88.

A 1.0 - Away shirt (white Crown Paints logo) with away shorts & away socks.
A 1.0 - Away shirt (red Crown Paints logo) with away shorts & away socks.

Apart from the new away kit for the 1987-88 season changing colour from yellow to silver grey it really only showed only a few subtle changes from the previous season. The Adidas stripes on the shirt now extended all the way down the sleeve and the collar was changed to a curious wrap-over design seen for the first time on Liverpool shirts, Although the away shirt is a plain grey colour there is a very faint stripe that runs through the shirt in almost the same colour, Within the stripes of the shirt the Liver bird and the Adidas badge are repeated and can only be seen on close inspection.

The major change on this shirt being the badge design that was also changed, with the Liver bird now placed in a new shield design with the words Liverpool Football Club written below, This is the same badge that would be used for a number of years after this shirt, The badges stayed an embossed material with the players shirts badges being stitched, This embossed material was extremely prone to fading and colour change after washing the shirt, With this shirt and other liverpool shirt its very common to see a rather unsightly pink stain to the embossed badges.

Although by now we thought that Crown Paints had finally decided on the best way to display their logo on the front of the shirt as the logo was not seen again on only the one line as had been the case on previous shirts, But Crown Paints obviously decided that the "White" coloured logo could still be difficult to see on TV and whilst the matches are being played, (although this seems obvious) So after an initial period the shirt changed once more, This time the sponsors logo was changed to a more visible red colour, This shirt can be seen on this website also.

This was last year deal with firm Crown Paints (1982-88), with next season Liverpool will played in shirt with Candy logo (1988-92).

Left image, white Crown Paints logo (player shirt), right image, red Crown Paints logo (replica shirt).

In 1988 the agreement with U.K. firm Crown Paints has ended six-year and Liverpool has signed three-year the agreement with Italy firm Candy. The agreement with Candy will end in a season 1991-92.

A 1.0
23.08.1987	away	Atletico Madrid	Friendly
15.08.1987	away	Arsenal	Division One
05.09.1987	away	West Ham United	Division One
A 1.1
15.11.1987	away	Manchester United	Division One
12.12.1987	away	Southampton	Division One
09.01.1988	away	Stoke City	FA Cup
23.01.1988	away	Charlton Athletic	Division One
13.02.1988	away	Watford	Division One
02.04.1988	away	Nottingham Forest	Division One

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, player number use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament.

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Away replica shirt (white CROWN PAINTS logo)	Away replica shirt (red CROWN PAINTS logo)	Away replica kit box set

Away shorts	Away socks
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1st Variant away player kit

2nd Variant away player kit

Standard third player kit


		T 1.0	T 1.1

1987-88 Away player shirt long sleeve № 16 (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, with season 1986-87) - image with site lfcshirtcollector.com

1987-88 Away player shirt short sleeve № 2 (CROWN PAINTS logo two line, may be season 1985-86) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1987-88 Third players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Crown Paints

Years worn: 1985-88

In this design third shirt Liverpool first played (how away shirt) in ...

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J17,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1986-87. I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1985-86 the design third shirt has changed. Liverpool used third shirt three seasons, 1985-86, 1986-87 & 1987-88. Only in seasons 1985-86 & 1986-87 Liverpool used this design shirt, how away shirt. In season 1987-88, Liverpool used with third shirt different kits:
Third shorts and third socks
Home shorts and home socks

T 1.0 - Third shirt with third shorts & third socks.
T 1.1 - Third shirt with home shorts & home socks.

In 1985 Liverpool changed their kit manufacturer after a long association with Umbro. The new kit supplier was Adidas and the new kit was actually in use at the end of the 1984-85 season for the fateful Heysel European Cup Final. The first Adidas Liverpool kit was plain red with the three Adidas stripes in white on the shoulders and the sides of the shorts. The stripe effect also carried on through the V-neck of the shirt along with the end of the sleeves, Within the stripes of the shirt the Liver bird and the Adidas badge are repeated and can only be seen on close inspection, The club sponsors remained Crown Paints.

in season 1986-87, Liverpool again starter in shirt Crown Paints on two lines. Written on two lines so it became larger (and easier to see on a TV screen), The shirt badges upon the replica shirts are an embossed material where as they would have been fully stitched upon the players issue shirts, a trend that has been seen through the majority of Liverpool shirt since.

Left image: in away FA Cup match versus Aston Villa (31.01.1988), Liverpool used third shirts with short sleeve and with sawed on shirt player numbers. Only Steve Nicol<,played in this match in third shirt with printed number № 4.
The reason on which he played to this shirt, most likely is banal.

How to distinguish a away shirt of a seasons 1985-86 & 1986-87, from a third shirt of a season 1987-88, very difficultly, only for design player number.

In 1988 the agreement with UK firm Crown Paints has ended six-year and Liverpool has signed three-year the agreement with Italy firm Candy. The agreement with Candy will end in a season 1991-92.

T 1.0
23.07.1987	away	Bayern Munich	Testimonial
01.08.1987	away	Vejle BK	Friendly
T 1.1
31.01.1988	away	Aston Villa	Division One

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem (Liverbird). 2nd image, player number (printed number with logo Adidas) use on Liverpool shirt in season 1985-86. 3rd image, player number (sawed number), use on Liverpool shirt in seasons 1986-87 & 1987-88 for matches in different tournament (except League Cup Final). 4th image, player number (sawed number with logo Adidas) use on Liverpool shirt in season 1986-87 for match League Cup Final.

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Third replica shirt (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines)	Third shorts	Third socks

Home shorts	Home socks
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Standard home goalkeeper kit


H G 1.0	H G 1.2	H G 1.3	H G 1.4

1987-88 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (big club emblem, small CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1987-88 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (small club emblem, big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) - not now good image

1987-88 Home goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Crown Paints

Years worn: 1987-88

In this design home goalkeeper shirt Liverpool first played in ...

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1987. I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1987-88 the design home goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt one season, 1987-89. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches. In season 1987-88, Liverpool used with home goalkeeper shirt different kits:
Home shorts and home socks
Home shorts and fourth socks
Away shorts and away socks
Pants

Liverpool goalkeepers in season 1987-88 used home goalkeeper shirt with small Crown Paints logo and big Crown Paints logo. Why so, I do not know, can be because of a rule of use of a trade mark of sponsor club on a shirt, at display on TV.

H G 1.0 - Home goalkeeper shirt with home shorts & home socks.
H G 1.1 - Home goalkeeper shirt with home shorts & fourth socks (may be black)
H G 1.2 - Home goalkeeper shirt with pants.
H G 1.3 - Home goalkeeper shirt (special embroidery FA Cup Final) with home shorts & home socks.
H G 1.4 - Home goalkeeper shirt with away shorts & away socks
H G 1.5 - Home goalkeeper shirt (small Liverbird & big Crown Paints logo & without special embroidery Testimonial Sammy Lee) with home shorts & home socks.
* - Home goalkeeper shirt with small Crown Paints logo
* * - Home goalkeeper shirt with big Crown Paints logo

* * - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches, but I assume used home goalkeeper shirt with away or third shorts & socks.

The new kit for the 1987-88 season showed only a few subtle changes from the previous season. The Adidas stripes on the shirt now extended all the way down the sleeve and the collar was changed to a curious wrap-over design seen for the first time on Liverpool shirts, Although plain red there is a very faint wide stripe that runs through the shirt in almost the same colour, the stripe being a slightly more shiny material, Within the stripes of the shirt the Liver bird and the Adidas badge are repeated and can only be seen on close inspection.

The major change on this shirt being the badge design that was also changed, with the Liver bird now placed in a new shield design with the words Liverpool Football Club written below, This is the same badge that would be used for a number of years after this shirt, The badges stayed an embossed material with the players shirts being stitched.

By now Crown Paints had decided on the best way to display their logo on the front of the shirt and the logo was not seen again on only the one line as had been the case on previous shirts.

The only difference for this home shirt introduced in 1988 was the sponsors badge, Crown Paints were replaced as sponsors by the electrical manufacurers Candy after the 1987-88 season. They chose to have their logo in red on the away shirts and white on the home shirt as can be seen in this picture with it is left.

Interesting fact. 5 March 1988, Liverpool visit to London on away Division One match versus Queens Park Rangers. In this match Bruce Grobbelaar, played not only in the knee pads, but if you look at the photo (top), he pulled the panties and shows that he has protection for the thighs. Bruce was always an eccentric player and loved to play in public. Suffice it to recall a photo of him where he is after winning the League Cup Final (13.03.1982) or after other win matches, he passed on the hands by a field or a photo of him with the dressing.

In season 1987-89, Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt with special embroidery, this was in matches FA Cup Final (14.05.1988) & Testimonial Alan Hansen (16.05.1988).

Interesting fact: On this moment I know what in season 1987-88, Liverpool F.C. made for sale home replica goalkeeper shirt. If you know other information about when was first made replica goalkeeper shirt please contact us.

In 1988 the agreement with UK firm Crown Paints has ended six-year and Liverpool has signed three-year the agreement with Italy firm Candy. The agreement with Candy will end in a season 1991-92.

H G 1.0
29.08.1987	away	Coventry City	Division One
12.09.1987	home	Oxford United	Division One
15.09.1987	home	Charlton Athletic	Division One
20.09.1987	away	Newcastle United	Division One
23.09.1987	away	Blackburn Rovers	League Cup
29.09.1987	home	Derby County	Division One
03.10.1987	home	Portsmouth	Division One
06.10.1987	home	Blackburn Rovers	League Cup
17.10.1987	home	Queens Park Rangers *	Division One
24.10.1987	away	Luton Town	Division One
28.10.1987	home	Everton	League Cup
01.11.1987	home	Everton* *	Division One
04.11.1987	away	Wimbledon	Division One
21.11.1987	home	Norwich City	Division One
24.11.1987	home	Watford	Division One
28.11.1987	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
06.12.1987	home	Chelsea	Division One
19.12.1987	home	Sheffield Wednesday	Division One
26.12.1987	away	Oxford United	Division One
28.12.1987	home	Newcastle United	Division One
01.01.1988	home	Coventry City	Division One
12.01.1988	home	Stoke City	FA Cup
16.01.1988	home	Arsenal	Division One
06.02.1988	home	West Ham United	Division One
21.02.1988	away	Everton	FA Cup
05.03.1988	away	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
13.03.1988	away	Manchester City	FA Cup
16.03.1988	away	Derby County	Division One
20.03.1988	away	Everton *	Division One
26.03.1988	home	Wimbledon	Division One
04.04.1988	home	Manchester United * *	Division One
09.04.1988	neutral	Nottingham Forest	FA Cup
13.04.1988	home	Nottingham Forest *	Division One
23.04.1988	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
30.04.1988	away	Chelsea	Division One
02.05.1988	home	Southampton	Division One
07.05.1988	away	Sheffield Wednesday	Division One
09.05.1988	home	Luton Town	Division One
H G 1.1 or 1.2
27.02.1988	away	Portsmouth	Division One
H G 1.3
14.05.1988	neutral	Wimbledon	FA Cup Final
H G 1.4
15.08.1987	away	Arsenal	Division One
05.09.1987	away	West Ham United	Division One
15.11.1987	away	Manchester United	Division One
12.12.1987	away	Southampton	Division One
09.01.1988	away	Stoke City	FA Cup
23.01.1988	away	Charlton Athletic	Division One
13.02.1988	away	Watford	Division One
02.04.1988	away	Nottingham Forest	Division One
H G 1.5
01.03.1988	away	Osasuna	Testimonial S. Lee
H G 1.6
19.10.1987	away	Dundee	Testimonial G. McGeachie
* *
23.08.1987	away	Atletico Madrid	Friendly

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem (Liverbird). 2nd image, player number use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 3rd image, special embroidery for match FA Cup Final.

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Home FA Cup Final goalkeeper shirt	Home Testimonial Sammy Lee goalkeeper shirt	Home Testimonial G. McGeachie goalkeeper shirt

Home shorts	Home socks	Away shorts

Away socks	Fourth socks
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1st Variant home goalkeeper kit

2nd Variant home goalkeeper kit

3rd Variant home goalkeeper kit

5th Variant home goalkeeper kit

H G 1.6

1987-88 Testimonial Sammy Lee Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (small club emblem, big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) - not now good image

This design home goalkeeper shirt, Liverpool goalkeepers use in match Testimonial Sammy Lee. For this match was used small Liverbird and big Crown Paints logo and without special embroidery Testimonial Sammy Lee.
About special embroidery Testimonial Sammy Lee, may be I mistake

H G 1.5 - Home goalkeeper shirt (small Liverbird & big Crown Paints logo & without special embroidery SAMMY LEE TESTIMONIAL 1986-87) with home shorts & home socks.

On shirt field player was used a special one-off match embroidery in capital letters "SAMMY LEE TESTIMONIAL 1986-87" on the chest of the shirt (two variants). You to see some diffirent "1986-87" fron center Liverbird L.F.C.

Now on Youtube can to watch this full match. Here two fragment of screen shots Bruce Grobbelaar.of first (1) and second (2-3) half match versus Osasuna. On my look, may be I mistake, on goalkeeper shirt not have special embroiderySAMMY LEE TESTIMONIAL 1986-87.

Course my screen shots not good with this video, Here Bruce Grobbelaar, Alan Hansen (photo 2) and Steve Nicol played in shirt without special match embroidery. I wish to pay your attention, that Alan Hansen and Steve Nicol in shirt season 1987-88, not how all players.
In first half Alan Hansen (photo 1) and Steve Nicol played in shirt how and all Liverpool players. Shorts on Alan Hansen in second half also with season 1987-88.
I think Alan Hansen and Steve Nicol during the half-time period, they were given their own shirts, but they did not have any spare shirts with special embroidery. This is just my guess.

H G 1.5
01.03.1988	away	Osasuna	Testimonial Sammy Lee

Player number use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament.

Standard away goalkeeper kit


		A G 1.0

1987-88 Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) - not now good image

Sorry, this section in work!

A G 1.0
	away
	home
A G 1.1
16.05.1988	home	England XI	Testimonial A Hansen

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem (Liverbird). 2nd image, player number use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 3rd image, special embroidery for match Testimonial Alan Hansen.

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Away Testimonial Alan Hansen goalkeeper shirt	Home shorts	Home socks
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1st Variant away goalkeeper kit

Standard third goalkeeper kit

T G 1.0

1987-88 Third goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, season 1985-86) -

1986-87 Third goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Crown Paints

Years worn: 1985-88

In this design third goalkeeper shirt (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) Liverpool first played in ...

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: I did not see any of replica third goalkeeper shirt.

In a season 1985-86 the design third goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used third goalkeeper shirt three seasons, 1985-86, 1986-87 & 1987-88 (time of use shirt is probably inexact). Liverpool used third goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches.

T G 1.0 - Third goalkeeper shirt (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) with home shorts & hone socks.

* - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches, but with home shorts & hone socks.
* * - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches.

Why on my site you can read "Third goalkeeper shirt", only for classification of the kits on my site.

I now not know, was used third goalkeeper shirt in season 1986-87.

In 1985 Liverpool changed their kit manufacturer after a long association with Umbro. The new kit supplier was Adidas and the new kit was actually in use at the end of the 1984-85 season for the fateful Heysel European Cup Final. The first Adidas Liverpool kit was plain red with the three Adidas stripes in white on the shoulders and the sides of the shorts. The stripe effect also carried on through the V-neck of the shirt along with the end of the sleeves, Within the stripes of the shirt the Liver bird and the Adidas badge are repeated and can only be seen on close inspection, The club sponsors remained Crown Paints.

Else some time we know small about this goalkeeper shirt. This fragment together photo teams Liverpool FC and Everton FC which made in April 1986, before FA Cup Final. This first photo, from me, when on Bruce Grobbelaar dressing third goalkeeper shirt. As how else more matches in season 1985-86, not know me which was used goalkeeper shirts, can assume what this shirt was used.
One of visitor (Eddie Kehoe) site "Museum of Jerseys" written, what in away Friendly match versus Irish Olympic XI (19.08.1987), at Lansdowne Road, Bruce Grobbelaar played in white goalkeeper shirt. Of table in below, you can to see what more away Friendly matches, I not know which goalkeeper kits was used Liverpool goalkeepers (Grobbelaar).
Also on site "Museum of Jerseys", I to know new information, why in away Division One match versus Norwich City (20.04.1988), Bruce Grobbelaar played in white goalkeeper shirt. You can to see this on my screenshot with video. Video can to find on You Tube. Course have question, why Grobbelaar played in this white goalkeeper shirt in this match. I not have answer, on next season in away match versus Norwich City, Bruce Grobbelaar played in green goalkeeper shirt, how in match 11 April 1987, at Carrow Road.

If you have information or photo, when Bruce Grobbelaar in white or blue goalkeeper shirt, with season 1985-85 to 1990-91, please contact us.

Difficult say, which else matches were, else used this fourth goalkeeper shirt in seasons, 1985-86 & 1986-87. And was this color goalkeeper shirt from Liverpool goalkeepers in season 1985-86. As weird goalkeeper shirts to image 1, image 4 and images 2-3, are made of different fabrics. Not only by color, but by fabric pattern. The images 1-4 and images 2-3 goalkeeper shirts, different collar design.


(1 image)	(2 image)	(3 image)	(4 image)

In season 1985-86, Liverpool starter in shirt Crown Paints on two lines, but after New Year, the design Crown Paints logo was change, written on one line. Why was change sponsor logo, I not know (may be with problems with TV).

In season 1986-87, Liverpool again starter in shirt Crown Paints on two lines. Written on two lines so it became larger (and easier to see on a TV screen), The shirt badges upon the replica shirts are an embossed material where as they would have been fully stitched upon the players issue shirts, a trend that has been seen through the majority of Liverpool shirt since.

T G 1.0
19.08.1987	away	Irish Olympic XI	Friendly
20.04.1988	away	Norwich City	Division One

Full list when Liverpool goalkeepers used third goalkeeper shirt will soon.

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, player number (printed number with Adidas logo) used in seasons 1985-86 & 1986-87 (may be in some matches), on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 2nd image, player number (sawed player number) used in seasons 1986-87 & 1987-88, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament (except for 16.08.1986).

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Second home shorts	Second home socks
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1st Variant third goalkeeper kit

Standard fourth goalkeeper kit


		F G 1.0

		F G 1.1

		F G 1.2

1987-88 Fourth goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (big Crown Paints logo) - not now good image

1987-88 Fourth goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Crown Paints

Years worn: 1985-88

In this design fourth goalkeeper shirt (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) Liverpool first played in ...

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: I did not see any of replica third goalkeeper shirt.

In a season 1985-86 the design fourth goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used fourth goalkeeper shirt three seasons, 1985-86, 1986-87 & 1987-88 (time of use shirt is probably inexact). Liverpool used fourth goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches. In season 1987-88, Liverpool used with fourth goalkeeper shirt different kits:
Home shorts and home socks
Third shorts and third socks

F G 1.0 - Fourth goalkeeper shirt (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) with home shorts & hone socks.
F G 1.0 - Fourth goalkeeper shirt (big CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) with third shorts & third socks.

* - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches, but with home shorts & hone socks.
* * - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches.

Why on my site you can read "Fourth goalkeeper shirt", only for classification of the kits on my site.

In 1985 Liverpool changed their kit manufacturer after a long association with Umbro. The new kit supplier was Adidas and the new kit was actually in use at the end of the 1984-85 season for the fateful Heysel European Cup Final. The first Adidas Liverpool kit was plain red with the three Adidas stripes in white on the shoulders and the sides of the shorts. The stripe effect also carried on through the V-neck of the shirt along with the end of the sleeves, Within the stripes of the shirt the Liver bird and the Adidas badge are repeated and can only be seen on close inspection, The club sponsors remained Crown Paints.

Photo Bruce Grobbelaar in blue goalkeeper shirt I to find more years ago< but not know which match was made this photo. Some day ago, (06.02.2018), my friend Michael Yip (The Liverpool Shirts Museum liverpoolkits.com), many thanks for this, written to me what his to find new information and video about this color goalkeeper shirt. Information was finding on site "Museum of Jerseys" (www.museumofjerseys.com). In article "Liverpool blue and Everton red?", can read here, written what this blue goalkeeper shirt was used Bruce Grobbelaar in away Testimonial Dieter Hoeness match (23.07.1987) at Olympia Stadion. To see my not good screenshot with video, which you can to find on YouTube "1987 (July 23) Bayern Munich (W. Germany) 3-Liverpool (England) 2 (Dieter Hoeness Testimonial)".

Also was written, what this blue goalkeeper shirt played Bruce Grobbelaar in away Testimonial Tommy Burns match (09.08.1987) at Celtic Park. I have more photos with this match, only on one have Bruce Grobbelaar, but photo made after end match and Bruce in shirt, but in swap Celtic goalkeeper shirt. May be big photo (below) with match, versus Celtic.
One of visitor (Eddie Kehoe) site "Museum of Jerseys" written, what in away Friendly match versus Irish Olympic XI (19.08.1987), at Lansdowne Road, Bruce Grobbelaar played in white goalkeeper shirt. Of table in below, you can to see what more away Friendly matches, I not know which goalkeeper kits was used Liverpool goalkeepers (Grobbelaar).

If you have information or photo, when Bruce Grobbelaar in white or blue goalkeeper shirt, with season 1985-85 to 1990-91, please contact us.

Difficult say, which else matches were, else used this fourth goalkeeper shirt in seasons, 1985-86 & 1986-87. And was this color goalkeeper shirt from Liverpool goalkeepers in season 1985-86. As weird goalkeeper shirts to image 1, image 4 and images 2-3, are made of different fabrics. Not only by color, but by fabric pattern. The images 1-4 and images 2-3 goalkeeper shirts, different collar design.


(1 image)	(2 image)	(3 image)	(4 image)

In season 1987-88, Liverpool again starter in shirt CROWN PAINTS on two lines. Written on two lines so it became larger (and easier to see on a TV screen), The shirt badges upon the replica shirts are an embossed material where as they would have been fully stitched upon the players issue shirts, a trend that has been seen through the majority of Liverpool shirt since.

In 1988 the agreement with UK firm Crown Paints has ended six-year and Liverpool has signed three-year the agreement with Italy firm Candy. The agreement with Candy will end in a season 1991-92.

How to distinguish a fourth goalkeeper shirt of a season 1985-86 from a fourth goalkeeper shirt of a seasons 1986-87 & 1987-88, very difficultly, only for design player number (below).

F G 1.0
09.08.1987	away	Celtic Glasgow	Testimonial Tommy Burns
F G 1.1
23.07.1987	away	Bayern Munich	Testimonial Dieter Hoeness
F G 1.2
01.08.1987	away	Vejle BK	Friendly
*
26.07.1987	away	Aalborg Chang	Friendly
28.07.1987	away	Bronshoj BK	Friendly
03.08.1987	away	Karlstad BK	Friendly
06.08.1987	away	Valerenga	Friendly
19.10.1987	away	Dundee	Friendly
* *
23.08.1987	away	Atletico Madrid	Friendly

Full list when Liverpool goalkeepers used fourth goalkeeper shirt will soon.

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, player number (printed number with Adidas logo) used in seasons 1985-86 & 1986-87 (may be in some matches), on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 2nd image, player number (sawed player number) used in seasons 1986-87 & 1987-88, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament (except for 16.08.1986 may be more).

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


Away shorts	Away socks	Second home shorts

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

1st Variant fourth goalkeeper kit

Standard second home player kit


	S H 1.0	S H 1.2

1985-86 Second home player shirt short sleeve № 14 (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, season 1986-87) -

1987-88 Second home players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Crown Paints

Years worn: 1985-88

In this design second home shirt (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) Liverpool first played (how home shirt) in ...

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J15,95 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1986-87, not for Liverpool FC shop)

In a season 1987-88 the design second home shirt (not know how right named this design kits) has changed. Liverpool used second home shirt three seasons, 1985-86, 1986-87 & 1987-88. In seasons 1985-86 & 1986-87, this shirt was used how home shirt. Liverpool used second home shirt how in some home, as and in some away matches.

S H 1.0 - Second home shirt (player number № 2) with second home shorts & second home socks.
S H 1.1 - Second home shirt (special embroidery SAMMY LEE TESTIMONIAL 1986-87 & player number № 2) with second home shorts & second home socks.

I think, Liverpool used second home shirt not only in this matches.

Why on my site you can read "Second home player shirt", only for classification of the kits on my site.

In 1985 Liverpool changed their kit manufacturer after a long association with Umbro. The new kit supplier was Adidas and the new kit was actually in use at the end of the 1984-85 season for the fateful Heysel European Cup Final. The first Adidas Liverpool kit was plain red with the three Adidas stripes in white on the shoulders and the sides of the shorts. The stripe effect also carried on through the V-neck of the shirt along with the end of the sleeves, Within the stripes of the shirt the Liver bird and the Adidas badge are repeated and can only be seen on close inspection, The club sponsors remained Crown Paints.

The sponsors logo was written on one line at first but it changed in the second season, written on two lines so it became larger (and easier to see on a TV screen), The shirt badges upon the replica shirts are an embossed material where as they would have been fully stitched upon the players issue shirts, a trend that has been seen through the majority of Liverpool shirt since.

In season 1987-88, Liverpool used second home shirt with special embroidery, this was in match Testimonial Sammy Lee.

In 1988 the agreement with UK firm Crown Paints has ended six-year and Liverpool has signed three-year the agreement with Italy firm Candy. The agreement with Candy will end in a season 1991-92.

S H 1.0
26.07.1987	away	Aalborg Chang	Friendly
28.07.1987	away	Bronshoj BK	Friendly
03.08.1987	away	Karlstad BK	Friendly
06.08.1987	away	Valerenga	Friendly
19.08.1987	away	Irish Olympic XI	Friendly
S H 1.1
09.08.1987	away	Celtic Glasgow	Testimonial: Tommy Burns
S H 1.2
01.03.1988	away	Osasuna	Testimonial Sammy Lee

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem (Liverbird). 2nd image, player number № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches different tournament in season 1985-86 and some matches in season 1986-87. 3rd image, player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches different tournament in seasons 1986-87 & 1987-88. 4th image, special embroidery for match Testimonial Sammy Lee.

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


Second home Testimonial Sammy Lee player shirt	Home replica shirt (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines)	Second home shorts

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

1st Variant second home player kit

Standard second home goalkeeper kit

S H G 1.0

1986-87 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (big CROWN PAINTS logo) - not now good image

1987-88 Second home goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Crown Paints

Years worn: 1985-88

In this design second home goalkeeper shirt (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines) Liverpool first played in ...

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J

In a end season 1984-85 the design home goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt four seasons, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87 & 1987-88. In seasons 1984-85 & 1987-88, this shirt was used how second home goalkeeper shirt. Liverpool used second home goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches.

S H 1.0 - Second home goalkeeper shirt (player number № 2) with second home goalkeeper shorts & second home goalkeeper socks.

* - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches, but with home shorts & hone socks.
* * - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches.

I think, Liverpool used second home shirt not only in this matches.

Why on my site you can read "Second home goalkeeper shirt", only for classification of the kits on my site.

In 1985 Liverpool changed their kit manufacturer after a long association with Umbro. The new kit supplier was Adidas and the new kit was actually in use at the end of the 1984-85 season for the fateful Heysel European Cup Final. The first Adidas Liverpool kit was plain red with the three Adidas stripes in white on the shoulders and the sides of the shorts. The stripe effect also carried on through the V-neck of the shirt along with the end of the sleeves, Within the stripes of the shirt the Liver bird and the Adidas badge are repeated and can only be seen on close inspection, The club sponsors remained Crown Paints.

Not good screenshot of which we to see front side goalkeeper shirt last season.

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