The History Liverpool FC Kits 1990

Standard home player kit


	H 1.0	H 1.1	H 1.2	H 1.3

1990-91 Home player shirt short sleeve № 9 (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, signed Ian Rush) -

1990-91 Home player shirt long sleeve № 3 (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1990-91 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1989-91

In this design home shirt Liverpool first played in neutral Friendly (Makita Tournament) match versus Dynamo (Kiev, USSR), 2-0, 29.07.1989, at Wembley.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J21,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1989-90. 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 two seasons, 1988-89 & 1990-91. Liverpool used home shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches.

H 1.0 - Home shirt (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.1 - Home shirt (shirt (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE & special embroudery Testimonial Kenny Dalglish) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.2 - Home shirt (shirt (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE & patch CALTEX & patch BRITISH AIRWAYS) with home shorts & home socks.

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

The 1989/90 season has stuck with Liverpool fans worldwide for longer than any associated with the club would ever have imagined at the time. As the team celebrated lifting the League title, little did we know that this would be the last time that Liverpool Football Club could ever be classified the greatest team in England.

The kit changed from the 1989-90 season, although again fundamentally the new Adidas kit showed relatively slight changes, with the collar style and trim remaining the same on the new shirt. However, advances in technology meant it was now easy to incorporate patterns in the fabric and the Liverpool shirt gained faint white streaks, This shirt is commonly known as the "Fleck Shirt".

The shorts changed, gaining a broad white stripe down the sides with the three Adidas stripes in red on this stripe. The away strip remained silver grey with red trim, but again the fabric gained a pattern, this time two subtle shades of grey in this fleck style, The badges stayed fully embossed on the replica shirts and stitched on the players shirts, thus keeping the traditions for determining the difference between the replica and players style shirt.

Although the size of the wording "Candy" altered tremendously from replica to payers shirt, also altering in size on the different players shirt in each competition, as you can see from the picture below the candy logo takes up most of the chest of the shirt, considerably larger than on the previous home or away shirts.

Candy continued to sponsor Liverpool in the 1989-1991 seasons. The grey away shirt for this era has significant changes - instead of adopting plain red colour like the ones from 1985-1989, this piece shows a specky-red pattern colour. For the shirts from season 1989-1990, there are no patches on the sleeves and sewn on numbers are stitched on the backside. For the season 1990-1991, Division One Football League patches are stitched on the sleeves and velveteen numbers are ironed on the backside.

With season 1990-91, all teams in Division One start played in shirts on sleeves was sawed patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, patch sawed on two sleeves. On Liverpool shirt can to see in season 1990-91 different color write THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, gold or black. How I think, first matches season 1990-91, Liverpool played in shirt with gold inscription THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, how winner Division One in season 1989-90. How also, winner Premier League on next season played with gold patches Premier League. But more likely it not a gold embroidery, and the faded emblem, and my assumption, wrongly.

In season 1990-91, Liverpool used home shirt with special embroidery, this was for match Testimonial Kenny Dalglish (12.08.1990).

This may be was first in history Liverpool FC when on shirt was used patches sponsor match or tournament. Why may be, else for 22 May 2014 year, I not know, what Liverpool used this home shirt. Else one page in History Liverpool FC kits close.

Left side image, patch CALTEX use on sleeve Liverpool shirt for match Caltex Cup (patch used on right sleeve). Right side image, patch BRITISH AIRWAYS use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for match Caltex Cup (patch used on left sleeve).

Interesting fact: This interesting photo (lefth) I to find on site Getty images, why interesting this photo, on photo a young Jamie Redknapp playing for Liverpool reserves, 29th January 1991. On Jamie, how on player Wolves wearin shirt with patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE. Now difficult say, in all matches Pontins League, Liverpool was used shirt with patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE. May be this style shirt was used only in one or some matches. May be why any help to me and send any photos with matches Liverpool reserves team for season 1990-91, please contact us.

Right image, before season 1990-91 and after, Liverpool team used in away match versus Aston Villa only away shirt, what happing 12 January 1991 year, and why in this match was used home shirt I not know, maybe you have an explanation of this.

How to distinguish a home shirt of a season 1989-90 from a home shirt of a season 1990-91, very difficultly, only for design player number (below) and in season 1990-91 on sleeves shirt was sawed patches The Football League.

H 1.0
28.08.1990	home	Nottingham Forest	Division One
01.09.1990	home	Aston Villa	Division One
08.09.1990	away	Wimbledon	Division One
16.09.1990	home	Manchester United	Division One
22.09.1990	away	Everton	Division One
25.09.1990	home	Crewe Alexandra	League Cup
06.10.1990	home	Derby County	Division One
20.10.1990	away	Norwich City	Division One
27.10.1990	home	Chelsea	Division One
04.11.1990	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
10.11.1990	home	Luton Town	Division One
17.11.1990	away	Coventry City	Division One
24.11.1990	home	Manchester City	Division One
15.12.1990	home	Sheffield United	Division One
22.12.1990	home	Southampton	Division One
26.12.1990	away	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
01.01.1991	home	Leeds United	Division One
05.01.1991	away	Blackburn Rovers	FA Cup
08.01.1991	home	Blackburn Rovers	FA Cup
12.01.1991	away	Aston Villa	Division One
19.01.1991	home	Wimbledon	Division One
26.01.1991	home	Brighton & Hove Albion	FA Cup
30.01.1991	away	Brighton & Hove Albion	FA Cup
09.02.1991	home	Everton	Division One
17.02.1991	home	Everton	FA Cup
20.02.1991	away	Everton	FA Cup
23.02.1991	away	Luton Town	Division One
27.02.1991	away	Everton	FA Cup
03.03.1991	home	Arsenal	Division One
09.03.1991	away	Manchester City	Division One
16.03.1991	home	Sunderland	Division One
23.03.1991	away	Derby County	Division One
30.03.1991	home	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
09.04.1991	home	Coventry City	Division One
13.04.1991	away	Leeds United	Division One
20.04.1991	home	Norwich City	Division One
23.04.1991	home	Crystal Palace	Division One
04.05.1991	away	Chelsea	Division One
11.05.1991	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
H 1.1
12.08.1990	home	Real Sociedad	Testimonial
H 1.2
17.05.1991	neutral	Arsenal	Friendly
* *
02.08.1990	away	Fiorentina	Friendly
05.08.1990	away	Lillestrшm	Friendly
08.08.1990	away	Stockholm Alliance XI	Friendly
10.08.1990	away	Landskrona	Friendly
12.08.1990	away	HJK Helsinki	Friendly

1st row (left to right): 1st image, embroidered emblem club. 2nd image, player number (sawed player numbe) used in season 1989-90, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 3rd image, player number (rprinted number with Adidas logo) used in seasons 1990-91, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 4th image, patch THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Division One, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly (patches used on two sleeves).
2nd row: 1st image, special embroidery for match Testimonial Kenny Dalglish. 2nd image, patch CALTEX use on sleeve Liverpool shirt for match Caltex Cup (patch used on right sleeve). 3rd image, patch BRITISH AIRWAYS use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for match Caltex Cup (patch used on left sleeve).

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


Home Testimonial Kenny Dalglish shirt	Home Caltex Cup shirt	Home replica shirt

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

1st Variant home player kit

Standard away player kit


	A 1.0	A 1.1	A 1.2

1991-91 Away player shirt long sleeve № 6 (patch THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE) - image of the collection Andy902

1990-91 Away players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1989-91

In this design away shirt Liverpool first played in neutral Charity Shield match versus Manchester United, 1-0, 12.08.1989, at Wembley.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J21,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1989-90. 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 two seasons, 1988-89 & 1990-91.

A 1.0 - Away shirt (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE) with away shorts & away socks.
A 1.1 - Away shirt (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE & without special embroidery Charity Shield) with away shorts & away socks.
A 1.2 - Away shirt (patches The Football League & without special embroidery Testimonial Ray Kennedy) with away shorts & away socks.

The 1989/90 season has stuck with Liverpool fans worldwide for longer than any associated with the club would ever have imagined at the time. As the team celebrated lifting the League title, little did we know that this would be the last time that Liverpool Football Club could ever be classified the greatest team in England.

The kit changed from the 1989-90 season, although again fundamentally the new Adidas kit showed relatively slight changes, with the collar style and trim remaining the same on the new shirt. However, advances in technology meant it was now easy to incorporate patterns in the fabric and the Liverpool shirt gained faint white streaks, This shirt is commonly known as the "Fleck Shirt".

The shorts changed, gaining a broad white stripe down the sides with the three Adidas stripes in red on this stripe. The away strip remained silver grey with red trim, but again the fabric gained a pattern, this time two subtle shades of grey in this fleck style, The badges stayed fully embossed on the replica shirts and stitched on the players shirts, thus keeping the traditions for determining the difference between the replica and players style shirt.

Although the size of the wording "Candy" altered tremendously from replica to payers shirt, also altering in size on the different players shirt in each competition, as you can see from the picture below the candy logo takes up most of the chest of the shirt, considerably larger than on the previous home or away shirts.

Candy continued to sponsor Liverpool in the 1989-1991 seasons. The grey away shirt for this era has significant changes - instead of adopting plain red colour like the ones from 1985-1989, this piece shows a specky-red pattern colour. For the shirts from season 1989-1990, there are no patches on the sleeves and sewn on numbers are stitched on the backside. For the season 1990-1991, Division One Football League patches are stitched on the sleeves and velveteen numbers are ironed on the backside.

With season 1990-91, all teams in Division One start played in shirts on sleeves was sawed patches The Football League, patch sawed on two sleeves. On Liverpool shirt can to see in season 1990-91 different color write THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, gold or black. How I think, first matches season 1990-91, Liverpool played in shirt with gold inscription THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, how winner Division One in season 1989-90. How also, winner Premier League on next season played with gold patches Premier League. But more likely it not a gold embroidery, and the faded emblem, and my assumption, wrongly.

In 1990 Charity Shield match was used simple away shirt (photo in top left, John Barnes A 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 & 1994. Liverpool also played in 60's Charity Shield matches, but and this matches used simple shirt, without special embroidery.

In Testimonial Ray Kennedy (27.04.1991) match was used simple away shirt (photos in top left page, Graeme Souness A 1.2).

How to distinguish a away shirt of a season 1989-90 from a away shirt of a seasons 1989-91, very difficultly, only for design player number (below) and in season 1990-91 on sleeves shirt was sawed patches The Football League.

A 1.0
25.08.1990	away	Sheffield United	Division One
29.09.1990	away	Sunderland	Division One
09.10.1990	away	Crewe Alexandra	League Cup
31.10.1990	away	Manchester United	League Cup
02.12.1990	away	Arsenal	Division One
30.12.1990	away	Crystal Palace	Division One
03.02.1991	away	Manchester United	Division One
06.05.1991	away	Nottingham Forest	Division One
A 1.1
18.08.1990	neutral	Manchester United	Charity Shield
A 1.2
27.04.1991	away	Arsenal	Testimonial Ray Kennedy

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered emblem club. 2nd image, player number (sawed player numbe) used in season 1989-90, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 3rd image, player number (rprinted number with Adidas logo) used in seasons 1990-91, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 4th image, patch THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Division One, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly (patches used on two sleeves).

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


Away Testimonial Ray Kennedy shirt	Away Testimonial Ray Kennedy shirt	Away replica shirt

Away shorts	Away socks	Away fake shirt
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1st Variant away player kit

2nd Variant away player kit

Standard third player kit

Standard home goalkeeper kit


H G 1.0	H G 1.1	H G 1.2	H G 1.3	H G 1.4	H G 1.5

1990-91 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE) - not now good image

1989-90 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1990-91 Home goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1989-91

In this home goalkeeper shirt Liverpool first played in neutral Friendly (Makita Tournament) match versus Dynamo (Kiev, U S S R), 2-0, 29.07.1989, at Wembley.

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 1989-90 the design home goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt two seasons, 1988-89 & 1990-91. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches. In season 1989-90, Liverpool used with home goalkeeper shirt different kits:
Home shorts and home socks
Away shorts and away socks

H G 1.0 - Home goalkeeper shirt with home shorts & home socks.
H G 1.1 - Home goalkeeper shirt with away shorts & away socks.
H G 1.2 - Home goalkeeper shirt (without special embroudery Charity Shield) with away shorts & away socks.
H G 1.3 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches The Football League-? & special embroudery Testimonial Kenny Dalglish-?) with away shorts & away socks.
H G 1.4 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches The Football League & without special embroidery Testimonial Ray Kennedy) with away shorts & away socks.
H G 1.5 - Home shirt (shirt (patches The Football League & patch Caltex & patch British Airways) with home shorts & home socks.

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

The 1989/90 season has stuck with Liverpool fans worldwide for longer than any associated with the club would ever have imagined at the time. As the team celebrated lifting the League title, little did we know that this would be the last time that Liverpool Football Club could ever be classified the greatest team in England.

The kit changed from the 1989-90 season, although again fundamentally the new Adidas kit showed relatively slight changes, with the collar style and trim remaining the same on the new shirt. However, advances in technology meant it was now easy to incorporate patterns in the fabric and the Liverpool shirt gained faint white streaks, This shirt is commonly known as the "Fleck Shirt".

The shorts changed, gaining a broad white stripe down the sides with the three Adidas stripes in red on this stripe. The away strip remained silver grey with red trim, but again the fabric gained a pattern, this time two subtle shades of grey in this fleck style, The badges stayed fully embossed on the replica shirts and stitched on the players shirts, thus keeping the traditions for determining the difference between the replica and players style shirt.

Although the size of the wording "Candy" altered tremendously from replica to payers shirt, also altering in size on the different players shirt in each competition, as you can see from the picture below the candy logo takes up most of the chest of the shirt, considerably larger than on the previous home or away shirts.

Candy continued to sponsor Liverpool in the 1989-1991 seasons. The grey away shirt for this era has significant changes - instead of adopting plain red colour like the ones from 1985-1989, this piece shows a specky-red pattern colour. For the shirts from season 1989-1990, there are no patches on the sleeves and sewn on numbers are stitched on the backside. For the season 1990-1991, Division One Football League patches are stitched on the sleeves and velveteen numbers are ironed on the backside.

With season 1990-91, all teams in Division One start played in shirts on sleeves was sawed patches The Football League, patch sawed on two sleeves. On Liverpool shirt can to see in season 1990-91 different color write THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, gold or black. How I think, first matches season 1990-91, Liverpool played in shirt with gold inscription THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, how winner Division One in season 1989-90. How also, winner Premier League on next season played with gold patches Premier League. But more likely it not a gold embroidery, and the faded emblem, and my assumption, wrongly.

In season 1990-91, Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt with special embroidery, this was for match Testimonial Kenny Dalglish (12.08.1990).

In Charity Shield match was used simple home goalkeeper shirt (photo in top left side page, Bruce Grobbelaar H G 1.1), 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, 1992 & 1994. Liverpool also played in 60's Charity Shield matches, but and this matches used simple shirt, without special embroidery.

In Testimonial Ray Kennedy (27.04.1991) match was used simple home goalkeeper shirt (photos in top left page, H G 1.4).

Left image, fragment squad photos 1989-90 one goalie shirt seems to be Liverbird crest aligns with "y" of "Candy". Right image, fragnent squad photos 1990-91 one goalie shirt seems to be Liverbird crest aligns with "d" of "Candy".

		Left upper portion = player issued shirt, see that the Liverbird crest aligns with "y" of "Candy" sponsor (1 variant). Left lower portion = goalie replica, see that the Liverbird crest aligns with "d" of "Candy" sponsor (2 variant).
		This may be was first in history Liverpool F C, when on shirt was used patches sponsor match or tournament.Why may be, else for 22 May 2014 year, I not know, what Liverpool used this home shirt. Else one page in History Liverpool F.C. kits close. Left side image, patch CALTEX use on sleeve Liverpool shirt for match Caltex Cup (patch used on right sleeve). Right side image, patch BRITISH AIRWAYS use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for match Caltex Cup (patch used on left sleeve).

How to distinguish a home goalkeeper shirt of a season 1989-90 from a home goalkeeper shirt of a season 1990-91, very difficultly, only for design player number (below) and in season 1990-91 on sleeves shirt was sawed patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE.

H G 1.0
01.09.1990	home	Aston Villa	Division One
16.09.1990	home	Manchester United	Division One
04.11.1990	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Division One
24.11.1990	home	Manchester City	Division One
26.12.1990	away	Queens Park Rangers	Division One
09.02.1991	home	Everton	Division One
20.02.1991	away	Everton	FA Cup
27.02.1991	away	Everton	FA Cup
09.03.1991	away	Manchester City	Division One
23.03.1991	away	Derby County	Division One
13.04.1991	away	Leeds United	Division One
23.04.1991	home	Crystal Palace	Division One
H G 1.1
25.08.1990	away	Sheffield United	Division One
29.09.1990	away	Sunderland	Division One
09.10.1990	away	Crewe Alexandra	League Cup
31.10.1990	away	Manchester United	League Cup
02.12.1990	away	Arsenal	Division One
30.12.1990	away	Crystal Palace	Division One
03.02.1991	away	Manchester United	Division One
06.05.1991	away	Nottingham Forest	Division One
H G 1.2
18.08.1990	away	Manchester United	Charity Shield
H G 1.3
12.08.1990	home	Real Sociedad	Testimonial K Dalglish
H G 1.4
27.04.1991	away	Arsenal	Testimonial R Kennedy
G H 1.5
17.05.1991	neutral	Arsenal	Friendly
G *
02.08.1990	away	Fiorentina	Friendly
05.08.1990	away	Lillestrшm	Friendly
08.08.1990	away	Stockholm Alliance XI	Friendly
10.08.1990	away	Landskrona	Friendly
12.08.1990	away	HJK Helsinki	Friendly

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





1st row (left to right): 1st image, embroidered emblem club. 2nd image, player number (sawed player numbe) used in season 1989-90, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 3rd image, player number (rprinted number with Adidas logo) used in seasons 1990-91, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 4th image, patch THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Division One, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly (patches used on two sleeves).
2nd row: 1st image, special embroidery for match Testimonial Kenny Dalglish. 2nd image, patch CALTEX use on sleeve Liverpool shirt for match Caltex Cup (patch used on right sleeve). 3rd image, patch BRITISH AIRWAYS use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for match Caltex Cup (patch used on left sleeve).

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


Home Testimonial Kenny Dalglish goalkeeper shirt	Home Testimonial Ray Kennedy goalkeeper shirt	Home Caltex Cup goalkeeper shirt

Home shorts	Home socks	Away shorts

Away socks
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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

1990-91 Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Bruce Grobbelaar (patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, signed Bruce Grobbelaar) - image with site facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum

1990-91 Away goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Candy

Years worn: 1988-91

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

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: 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 home goalkeeper shirt three seasons, 1988-89, 1989-90 & 1990-91 (time of use shirt is probably inexact). Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches.

A G 1.0 - Away goalkeeper shirt with home shorts & home socks.

I now not know, was used away goalkeeper shirt in season 1990-91.
This goalkeeper shirt (left side page) have patches THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE and player number which used in season 1990-91. Can this goalkeeper shirt used, why not.
In one of Friendly match main team this style goalkeeper shirt can used, but which, big question.

If you have any information about when was used this style away goalkeeper shirt, please contact us.

The 1989/90 season has stuck with Liverpool fans worldwide for longer than any associated with the club would ever have imagined at the time. As the team celebrated lifting the League title, little did we know that this would be the last time that Liverpool Football Club could ever be classified the greatest team in England.

The kit changed from the 1989-90 season, although again fundamentally the new Adidas kit showed relatively slight changes, with the collar style and trim remaining the same on the new shirt. However, advances in technology meant it was now easy to incorporate patterns in the fabric and the Liverpool shirt gained faint white streaks, This shirt is commonly known as the "Fleck Shirt".

The shorts changed, gaining a broad white stripe down the sides with the three Adidas stripes in red on this stripe. The away strip remained silver grey with red trim, but again the fabric gained a pattern, this time two subtle shades of grey in this fleck style, The badges stayed fully embossed on the replica shirts and stitched on the players shirts, thus keeping the traditions for determining the difference between the replica and players style shirt.

Although the size of the wording "Candy" altered tremendously from replica to payers shirt, also altering in size on the different players shirt in each competition, as you can see from the picture below the candy logo takes up most of the chest of the shirt, considerably larger than on the previous home or away shirts.

Candy continued to sponsor Liverpool in the 1989-1991 seasons. The grey away shirt for this era has significant changes - instead of adopting plain red colour like the ones from 1985-1989, this piece shows a specky-red pattern colour. For the shirts from season 1989-1990, there are no patches on the sleeves and sewn on numbers are stitched on the backside. For the season 1990-1991, Division One Football League patches are stitched on the sleeves and velveteen numbers are ironed on the backside.

This away goalkeeper shirts with season 1988-89, with white and red Candy logo.
If you to see, this shirt have different for color collar and cuffs, white and black.
Else one different, fabric for shirt with white Candy logo, collar and cuffs, some glossy, when fabric which used for shirt with red Candy logo, white collar and cuffs.

This front side away goalkeeper shirts, when you to see patch THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, label with auction BROOKS. In right corner this photo you to see fragment af cataloge auction BROOKS which was in March 2000. This goalkeeper shirt was offer how lot 158, but of written we not can know when was used this shirt. This shirt signed Bruce Grobbelaar.

This away goalkeeper shirt was made how I assume for season 1988-89, left image fragment fabric. On this moment not know other design Liverpool away goalkeeper shirt for season 1990-91. May be club not made order or variant offer company Adidas not like club.
Bellow, you can to see, how I think, prototype away goalkeeper shirt for season 1989-90.

A G 1.0

G *
02.08.1990	away	Fiorentina	Friendly
05.08.1990	away	Lillestrшm	Friendly
08.08.1990	away	Stockholm Alliance XI	Friendly
10.08.1990	away	Landskrona	Friendly
12.08.1990	away	HJK Helsinki	Friendly

Full list when Liverpool goalkeepers used away goalkeeper shirt will soon (when will information).

1st row (left to right): 1st image, embroidered emblem club. 2nd image, player number (sawed player numbe) used in season 1989-90, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 3rd image, player number (rprinted number with Adidas logo) used in seasons 1990-91, on Liverpool shirt for matches in different tournament. 4th image, patch THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Division One, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly (patches used on two sleeves).

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


Home shorts	Home socks	Away shorts

Away socks
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