The History Liverpool FC Kits 1988

Standard home player kit


H 1.0	H 1.1	H 1.2	H 1.3

1988-89 Home replica-player shirt short sleeve № 16 Ronnie Whelan (rubber embossed Adidas logo & club emblem, worn, signed Ronnie Whelan) -

1988-89 Home player shirt long sleeve № 3 Gary Ablett (embroidered Adidas logo & club emblem) - image with site facebook.com/anfield.relics

1988-89 Home player shirt long sleeve № 3 Gary Ablett (embroidered Adidas logo & club emblem) - image with site ebay.com

1988-89 Home player tracksuit top - not now good image

1988-89 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1988-89

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

Replica shirt short sleeve price: Ј19,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1988. I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1988-89 the design home shirt has changed. Liverpool used home shirt one season, 1988-89. Liverpool used home shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches.

H 1.0 - Home shirt with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.1 - Home shirt (special embroidery F.A. CUP FINAL WEMBLEY 1989) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.2 - Home shirt (without special embroidery Charity Shield) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.3 - Home shirt (without special embroidery Testimonial Bobby Geddes) with home shorts & home socks.

- 1.- - Unknown me now which kits used in this matches, but I assume used away or third shirt.
* - Not ended match (Tragedy in Hillsborough).

In a season 1988-89 the main rule of difference of player shirts from replicas has been destroyed, Liverpool began to used in all matches (except for match FA Cup Final), shirts with rubber embossed an emblem club and trade mark Adidas, that is replicas. But the main thing, that is not present such shirts not in one collection (at last that one has appeared, but photos very small, of the collection Colin Wright, home shirt № 9. Basically classical player shirts of a season 1988-89, with the embroidered emblem of club and trade mark Adidas. Above, a home and away shirts with rubber embossed an emblem club and trade mark Adidas. Liverpool goalkeeper, used goalkeeper shirt with embroidered Adidas logo & club emblem.

In season 1988-89, Liverpool used home shirt with special embroidery, this was in match FA Cup Final (20.05.1989).

In 1988 Charity Shield match was used simple home shirt (photo in top left side page, Gary Ablett & Ronnie Whelan H 1.0), in shirt not was special embroidery to this match. The special embroidery as was absent in matches Charity Shield 1971, 1974, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990 & 1992. Liverpool also played in 60's Charity Shield matches, but and this matches used simple shirt, without special embroidery.

31 January 2014, I have e-mail from Nick, his write what on Youtube have video with Dubai Champions Cup match versus Celtic (04.04.1989). This was first on my eyes have screen shot, when field player in shirt with number 13, this Steve Staunton, his in this match to go in sub, but shirt not was fortune, his missed penalty kick.

As what, how I think before, shirt with number 13 can used in Friendly matches. Now stand question, played in official matches (FA Cup Finals, League Cup Finals, Charity Shield and Europe Cups) in shirt with number 13.

If you wish, please read my article "Liverpool shirt with number 13 in 70-80s" here.

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
14.08.1988	away	Real Sociedad	Friendly
29.08.1988	home	Nottingham Forest	Centenary Trophy
03.09.1988	home	Manchester United	Division One
17.09.1988	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
28.09.1988	home	Walsall	League Cup
01.10.1988	home	Newcastle United	Division One
08.10.1988	away	Luton Town	Division One
12.10.1988	away	Walsall	Division One
22.10.1988	home	Coventry City	Division One
02.11.1988	home	Arsenal	League Cup
05.11.1988	home	Middlesbrough	Division One
12.11.1988	home	Millwall	Division One
19.11.1988	away	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
26.11.1988	home	Wimbledon	Division One
11.12.1988	home	Everton	Division One
17.12.1988	home	Norwich City	Division One
26.12.1988	away	Derby County	Division One
03.01.1989	home	Aston Villa	Division One
07.01.1989	away	Carlisle United	FA Cup
14.01.1989	away	Sheffield Wednesday	Division One
21.01.1989	home	Southampton	Division One
29.01.1989	away	Millwall	FA Cup
04.02.1989	away	Newcastle United	Division One
18.02.1989	away	Hull City	FA Cup
01.03.1989	home	Charlton Athletic	Division One
14.03.1989	home	Luton Town	Division One
18.03.1989	home	Brentford	FA Cup
22.03.1989	away	Coventry City	Division One
26.03.1989	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
29.03.1989	home	Derby County	Division One
01.04.1989	away	Norwich City	Division One
08.04.1989	home	Sheffield Wednesday	Division One
04.04.1989	netral	Celtic Glasgow	Friendly
11.04.1989	away	Millwall	Division One
15.04.1989	neutral	Nottingham Forest *	FA Cup
30.04.1989	away	Celtic Glasgow	Friendly
03.05.1989	away	Everton	Division One
07.05.1989	neutral	Nottingham Forest	FA Cup
10.05.1989	home	Nottingham Forest	Division One
13.05.1989	away	Wimbledon	Division One
16.05.1989	home	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
23.05.1989	home	West Ham United	Division One
26.05.1989	home	Arsenal	Division One
H 1.1
20.05.1989	neutral	Everton	FA Cup Final
H 1.2
20.08.1988	neutral	Wimbledon	Charity Shield
H 1.3
12.02.1989	away	Dundee	Testimonial Bobby Geddes
- 1.-
03.08.1988	away	Bryne	Friendly
05.08.1988	away	Sunnmore XI	Friendly
08.08.1988	away	Tromso IL	Friendly
12.08.1988	away	Atletico Madrid	Friendly
23.11.1988	neutral	Arsenal	League Cup

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, embossed club emblem. 3rd image, player number use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. Last image, special embroidery F.A. CUP FINAL WEMBLEY 1989 for match FA Cup Final.

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


Home FA Cup Final shirt	Home Charity Shield shirt	Home Testimonial Bobby Geddes shirt

Home replica shirt	Home shorts	Home socks
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1st Variant home player kit

Standard away player kit


	A 1.0

1988-89 Away player shirt long sleeve № 2 (embroidered Adidas logo & club emblem) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1988-89 Home player tracksuit top - not now good image

1988-89 Away players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1988-89

In this design away shirt Liverpool first played in ...

Replica shirt short sleeve price: Ј19,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1988. I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1988-89 the design away shirt has changed. Liverpool used away shirt one season, 1988-89.

A 1.0 - Away shirt with away shorts & away socks.

- 1.- - Unknown me now which kits used in this matches, but I assume used away or third shirt.

In a season 1988-89 the main rule of difference of player shirts from replicas has been destroyed, Liverpool began to used in all matches (except for match FA Cup Final), shirts with rubber embossed an emblem club and trade mark Adidas, that is replicas. But the main thing, that is not present such shirts not in one collection (at last that one has appeared, but photos very small, of the collection Colin Wright, home shirt № 9. Basically classical player shirts of a season 1988-89, with the embroidered emblem of club and trade mark Adidas. Above, a home and away shirts with rubber embossed an emblem club and trade mark Adidas. Liverpool goalkeeper, used goalkeeper shirt with embroidered Adidas logo & club emblem.

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.

A 1.0
27.08.1988	away	Charlton Athletic	Division One
20.09.1988	away	Arsenal	Centenary Trophy
24.09.1988	away	Southampton	Division One
26.10.1988	away	Nottingham Forest	Division One
29.10.1988	away	West Ham United	Division One
09.11.1988	away	Arsenal	League Cup
30.11.1988	away	West Ham United	League Cup
04.12.1988	away	Arsenal	Division One
01.01.1989	away	Manchester United	Division One
11.03.1989	away	Middlesbrough	Division One
- 1.-
03.08.1988	away	Bryne	Friendly
05.08.1988	away	Sunnmore XI	Friendly
08.08.1988	away	Tromso I L	Friendly
12.08.1988	away	Atletico Madrid	Friendly
23.11.1988	neutral	Arsenal	League Cup

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 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
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1st Variant away player kit

2nd Variant away player kit

Standard third player kit


	T 1.0

1988-89 Away player shirt long sleeve № 16 (CROWN PAINTS logo two lines, with season 1986-87) -

1988-89 Third players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1988-90

In this design third shirt Liverpool first played in away Division One match versus Aston Villa, 1-1, 10.09.1988, at Villa Park.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J I did not see any of replica away goalkeeper shirt. (I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1988-89 the design third shirt has changed. Liverpool used third shirt one seasons, 1988-89.

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

Now not one third player shirt with red-grey stripes on sleeves. Have only third player shirt with red-white stripes on sleeves. In season 1989-90, Liverpool also in one away Division One match versus Aston Villa (23.08.1989) used third shirt. On this moment I have only black-white photo with this match and I cannot precisely define what color of a strip on a sleeve red-gray or red-white. May be who have photos with this match (23.08.1989).

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.

Left image, Red-grey stripes on sleeves with third player shirt used in season 1988-89. Right image, Red-white stripes on sleeves with third player shirt may be used in season 1989-90.

Interesting but user Richard Aspden (March 3, 2020) written:
"Were any of the long sleeved versions employed for the 1988/89 game? If not it would suggest the long sleeved versions were a second batch where the matching stripe material was applied. The first batch were presumably more of a rush job and just used the existing away stripes.
This may also partially explain why the 1989/90 version was the old template and not a whole new design – the material being quite different in 1989/90 on the home and away shirts from the shadow pattern of 1988/89."
Full article "The strange case of Liverpool’s 1988-90 third shirt" readin here.

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
10.09.1988	away	Aston Villa	Division One


Home shorts	Home socks
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Standard home goalkeeper kit


H G 1.0	H G 1.1	H G 1.2	H G 1.3	H G 1.4

1988-89 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar - not now good image

1988-89 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar - not now good image

1988-89 Home player tracksuit top - not now good image

1988-89 Home goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1988-89

In this design home goalkeeper shirt Liverpool first played in

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J (I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1988-89 the design home goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt one season, 1988-89. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches. In season 1988-89, Liverpool used with home goalkeeper shirt different kits:
Home shorts and home socks
Pants and home socks
Away shorts and away socks

H G 1.0 - Home goalkeeper shirt (player number № 1 * or player number № 2 * *) with home shorts & home socks.
H G 1.1 - Home goalkeeper shirt with pants & home socks.
H G 1.2 - Home goalkeeper shirt with away shorts & away socks.
H G 1.3 - Home goalkeeper shirt (special embroidery F.A. CUP FINAL WEMBLEY 1989) with home shorts & home socks.
H G 1.4 - Home shirt (without special embroidery Charity Shield) with home shorts & home socks.
H G 1.5 - Home goalkeeper shirt (without special embroidery Testimonial Bobby Geddes) with home shorts & home socks.

G 1.- - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches, but I assume used home goalkeeper shirt with away shorts & away socks.
* - Not ended match (Tragedy in Hillsborough).

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.

In season 1988-89, Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt with special embroidery, this was in match FA Cup Final (26.08.1988).

In 1988 Charity Shield match was used simple goalkeeper home shirt in shirt not was special embroidery to this match. The special embroidery as was absent in matches Charity Shield 1971, 1974, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 & 1994. Liverpool also played in 60's Charity Shield matches, but and this matches used simple shirt, without special embroidery.

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
14.08.1988	away	Real Sociedad	Friendly
20.08.1988	neutral	Wimbledon	Charity Shield
29.08.1988	home	Nottingham Forest	Centenary Trophy
03.09.1988	home	Manchester United *	Division One
10.09.1988	away	Aston Villa	Division One
17.09.1988	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
28.09.1988	home	Walsall	League Cup
01.10.1988	home	Newcastle United	Division One
12.10.1988	away	Walsall	Division One
22.10.1988	home	Coventry City	Division One
02.11.1988	home	Arsenal	League Cup
05.11.1988	home	Middlesbrough	Division One
12.11.1988	home	Millwall	Division One
19.11.1988	away	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
26.11.1988	home	Wimbledon	Division One
11.12.1988	home	Everton	Division One
17.12.1988	home	Norwich City	Division One
26.12.1988	away	Derby County	Division One
03.01.1989	home	Aston Villa	Division One
07.01.1989	away	Carlisle United	FA Cup
14.01.1989	away	Sheffield Wednesday	Division One
21.01.1989	home	Southampton	Division One
29.01.1989	away	Millwall *	FA Cup
04.02.1989	away	Newcastle United *	Division One
18.02.1989	away	Hull City	FA Cup
01.03.1989	home	Charlton Athletic	Division One
14.03.1989	home	Luton Town	Division One
18.03.1989	home	Brentford *	FA Cup
22.03.1989	away	Coventry City	Division One
26.03.1989	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
29.03.1989	home	Derby County	Division One
01.04.1989	away	Norwich City *	Division One
11.04.1989	away	Millwall	Division One
15.04.1989	neutral	Nottingham Forest *	FA Cup
03.05.1989	away	Everton *	Division One
07.05.1989	netral	Nottingham Forest *	FA Cup
10.05.1989	home	Nottingham Forest	Division One
13.05.1989	away	Wimbledon	Division One
16.05.1989	home	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
23.05.1989	home	West Ham United	Division One
26.05.1989	home	Arsenal *	Division One
H G 1.1
08.10.1988	away	Luton Town	Division One
H G 1.2
27.08.1988	away	Charlton Athletic	Division One
20.09.1988	away	Arsenal	Centenary Trophy
24.09.1988	away	Southampton	Division One
26.10.1988	away	Nottingham Forest *	Division One
29.10.1988	away	West Ham United	Division One
09.11.1988	away	Arsenal	League Cup
30.11.1988	away	West Ham United *	League Cup
04.12.1988	away	Arsenal	Division One
01.01.1989	away	Manchester United *	Division One
11.03.1989	away	Middlesbrough * *	Division One
H G 1.3
20.05.1989	neutral	Everton	FA Cup Final
H G 1.4
20.08.1988	neutral	Wimbledon	Charity Shield
H G 1.5
12.02.1989	away	Dundee	Testimonial Bobby Geddes
G 1.-
03.08.1988	away	Bryne	Friendly
05.08.1988	away	Sunnmore XI	Friendly
08.08.1988	away	Tromso IL	Friendly
12.08.1988	away	Atletico Madrid	Friendly
23.11.1988	neutral	Arsenal	League Cup

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, player number № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 3rd image, player number № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 4th image, special embroidery F.A. CUP FINAL WEMBLEY 1989 for match FA Cup Final.

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


Home FA Cup Final goalkeeper shirt	Home Charity Shield goalkeeper shirt	Home Testimonial Bobby Geddes goalkeeper shirt

Home shorts	Home socks	Away shorts

Away socks	Pants
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1st Variant home goalkeeper kit

2nd Variant home goalkeeper kit

3rd Variant home goalkeeper kit

Standard away goalkeeper kit


A G 1.0	A G 1.1	A G 1.2

1988-89 Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (white Candy logo) - not now good image

1988-89 Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (red Candy logo) - not now good image

1988-89 Home player tracksuit top - not now good image

1988-89 Away goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1988-89

In this design away goalkeeper shirt (white Candy logo) Liverpool first played in

In this design away goalkeeper shirt (red Candy logo) Liverpool first played in

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J I did not see any of replica away goalkeeper shirt. (I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1988-89 the design away goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt one seasons, 1988-89. Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches.

A G 1.0 - Away goalkeeper shirt (white or red Candy logo) with home shorts & home socks.
A G 1.1 - Away goalkeeper shirt (white Candy logo) with home shorts & home socks.
A G 1.2 - Away goalkeeper shirt (red Candy logo) with home shorts & home 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: Left photo with Dubai Champions Cup match versus Celtic (04.04.1989). On photo Pat Bonner, after match, on Celtic goalkeeper dress swap goalkeeper shirt (wrong side), yellow goalkeeper shirt, with white collar and cuffs. Or I mistake.

31 January 2014, I have e-mail from Nick, his write what on Youtube have video with Dubai Champions Cup match versus Celtic (04.04.1989). On vidio can to see Bruce Grobbelaar dress in yellow away goalkeeper shirt with white cuffs and collar.

Have two variants away goalkeeper shirt:
1 variant with white collar and cuffs.
2 variant with black collar and cuffs.

Now stand one question, This two nariants away goalkeeper shirt: was made for season 1988-89

Was find else one match, Division One versus Sheffield Wednesday (08.04.1989) when used away goalkeeper shirt. I not have photo or video with Bruce Grobbelaar in this match. May be and for you will surprise what Sheffield Wednesday used shirt white-green kits, away Sheffield Wednesday kits in season 1988-89. May be why any have photo or video with Bruce Grobbelaar in this match, please contact us. Funny what about this cover Liverpool programme I know more years, this programme I have, but it's just, until now, I didn't pay attention to her.

In november 2020 I to find on Youtube video with goals in home match Division One versus Sheffield Wednesday (08.04.1989). For this screenshots only can say what goalkeeper shirt was yellow.

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.

A G 1.0
08.04.1989	home	Sheffield Wednesday	Division One
A G 1.1
04.04.1989	neutral	Celtic Glasgow	Friendly
A G 1.2
30.04.1989	away	Celtic Glasgow	Friendly


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) -

1988-89 Third goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1988-89

In this third goalkeeper shirt Liverpool first played in ..

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J I did not see any of replica away goalkeeper shirt. (I not sale what you to see on this site, I not owner thos things)

In a season 1988-89 the design third goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used third goalkeeper shirt one seasons, 1988-89. Liverpool used third goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches.

T G 1.0 - Third goalkeeper shirt with home or away shorts & home or away socks.

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

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.

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 G 1.0

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

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 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



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