The History Liverpool FC Kits 1994

Standard home player kit


H 1.0	H 1.1	H 1.2	H 1.3	H 1.4

1994-95 Premier League Home player shirt short sleeve № 19 Mark Kennedy (big Carlsberg logo, signed) - image with site facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum

1994-95 Friendly main team Home player shirt short sleeve № 10 (big Carlsberg logo) - not now good image

1994-95 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1993-95

In this home shirt (big Carlsberg logo) Liverpool may be first played in home Premier League match versus Aston Villa, 2-1, 28.11.1993, at Anfield.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J32,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1993-94)

In a season 1993-94 the design home shirt has changed. Liverpool used home shirt two seasons, 1993-94 & 1994-95. Liverpool used home shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches. In season 1993-94, Liverpool used second home kits.

In Liverpool Youth teams players shirt without a sponsor Carlsberg logo. Reserves and Youth teams not have family name players in back side shirt. Number player (start line numbers only with 1 on 11) in Reserves and Youth teams in back shirt not how shirt 1st team.

H 1.0 - Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.1 - Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & special embroidery League Cup Final & big Carlsberg & player number № 4) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.2 - Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & special embroidery Testimonial Ian Rush & smaller Carlsberg & player number № read below) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.3 - Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № unknown) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.4 - Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & unknown Carlsberg logo & player number № unknown) with home shorts & home socks.

* 1.- * - Unknown me now which player kits used in this matches.

Once more the Liverpool strip was again changed, This time in 1993, although it was another Adidas corporate design, this time with the three white stripes on both sides of the shirt and shorts. A green stripe was even added to the collar trim of the home shirt, presumably at the request of sponsors Carlsberg.

The new centenary style badge, incorporating the Shankly gates and the Hillsborough flame (first used on this shirt) was added to the kit, but in the centre of the shirt because of the design. Although this badge used was similar to the badge first seen on the centenary shirt it did have its subtle differences.

The shirts does sport a stripe also, similar to the home shirts in the late 80s, although at first glance the shirt is all red in one colour upon closer inspection there are stripes running through the shirt in a shiny material.

Since a season 1993-94 players of the teams which are taking part in Premier League, began to have constant numbers and as there were surnames of players on shirts (below right). Before, surnames of players of Liverpool on shirts were only in one match of the World Club Championship against Flamengo (Brazil), 3/13/1981 (below left).

In season 1993-94, Liverpool used home shirt with special embroidery, for match Testimonial Steve Nicol (10.10.1993).

The second difference is NOT noted by most collectors. Besides the Carlsberg size difference, the small Carlsberg players shirt doesn't have the registered mark "circle-R" embroidery next to the adidas equipment logo № 1. Only for the later on big Carlsberg players shirts, they bear the circle-R embroidery № 2.

In Testimonial Ian Rush match, only Ian Rush played in shirt with family name player. Other Liverpool players in this match used home shirt without family name player. In left image, Steve McManaman played in this match for number 12.

H 1.0
28.08.1994	home	Arsenal	Premier League
10.09.1994	home	West Ham United	Premier League
21.09.1994	home	Burnley	League Cup
24.09.1994	away	Newcastle United	Premier League
01.10.1994	home	Sheffield Wednesday	Premier League
08.10.1994	home	Aston Villa	Premier League
15.10.1994	away	Blackburn Rovers	Premier League
22.10.1994	home	Wimbledon	Premier League
25.10.1994	home	Stoke City	League Cup
29.10.1994	away	Ipswich Town	Premier League
31.10.1994	away	Queens Park Rangers	Premier League
05.11.1994	home	Nottingham Forest	Premier League
09.11.1994	home	Chelsea	Premier League
21.11.1994	away	Everton	Premier League
26.11.1994	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
30.11.1994	away	Blackburn Rovers	League Cup
03.12.1994	away	Coventry City	Premier League
11.12.1994	home	Crystal Palace	Premier League
18.12.1994	away	Chelsea	Premier League
26.12.1994	away	Leicester City	Premier League
28.12.1994	home	Manchester City	Premier League
31.12.1994	away	Leeds United	Premier League
02.01.1995	home	Norwich City	Premier League
07.01.1995	away	Birmingham City	FA Cup
11.01.1995	home	Arsenal	League Cup
14.01.1995	home	Ipswich Town	Premier League
18.01.1995	home	Birmingham City	FA Cup
24.01.1995	home	Everton	Premier League
07.02.1995	home	Burnley	FA Cup
11.02.1995	home	Queens Park Rangers	Premier League
15.02.1995	home	Crystal Palace	League Cup
19.02.1995	home	Wimbledon	FA Cup
25.02.1995	away	Sheffield Wednesday	Premier League
28.02.1995	home	Wimbledon	FA Cup
04.03.1995	home	Newcastle United	Premier League
11.03.1995	home	Tottenham Hotspur	FA Cup
14.03.1995	home	Coventry City	Premier League
19.03.1995	home	Manchester United	Premier League
22.03.1995	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
05.04.1995	home	Southampton	Premier League
09.04.1995	home	Leeds United	Premier League
14.04.1995	away	Manchester City	Premier League
17.04.1995	home	Leicester City	Premier League
29.04.1995	home	Norwich City	Premier League
02.05.1995	away	Wimbledon	Premier League
14.05.1995	home	Blackburn Rovers	Premier League
H 1.1
02.04.1995	neutral	Bolton Wanderers	League Cup Final
H 1.2
06.12.1994	away	Celtic	Testimonial Rush
H 1.3
17.10.1994	away	Brighton & Hove Albion	Testimonial Case
H 1.4
07.08.1994	away	Hertha Berlin	Friendly
29.07.1994	away	Borussia Moenchengladbach	Friendly
* 1.- *
31.07.1994	neutral	Bayern Munich	Friendly
03.08.1994	away	Norway XI	Friendly
05.08.1994	away	Hamburg S.V.	Friendly
10.08.1994	away	Wrexham	Friendly
15.08.1994	away	Dundalk	Friendly

1st row (left to right): 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number (Adidas logo) № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly main team (only for 29.05.1994), in season 1993-94. 3rd image, family name player and player number (inscription Adidas) № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup (except for 02.04.1995) in season 1994-95. 4th image, without family name player and player number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for Friendly main team, Reserves & Youth teams. 5th image, without family name player and player number № 4 use on Liverpool shirt for Friendly main team, Reserves & Youth teams.
2nd row 1st image, patch THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly mait team (patches used on two sleeves).
2nd row: 1st image, special embroidery for match League Cup Final. 2nd image, special embroidery for match Testimonial Ian Rush.

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


Home League Cup Final shirt	Home Testimonial Ian Rush 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

1994-95 Premier League Away player shirt long sleeve № 29 David Thompson (big Carlsberg logo) - image with site facebook.com/LiverpoolShirtsCollector

1994-95 Premier League Away player shirt short sleeve № 17 Steve McManaman (big Carlsberg logo) - image with site facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum

1993-94 Friendly Away player shirt short sleeve № 9 Ian Rush (small Carlsberg logo, worn) - image with site facebook.com/b19liverpoolshirts

1994-95 Away players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1993-95

In this away shirt (big Carlsberg logo) Liverpool first played in away Premier League match versus Manchester United, 0-1, 30.03.1994, at Old Trafford.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J32,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1993-94)

In a season 1993-94 the design away shirt has changed. Liverpool used away shirt two seasons, 1993-94 & 1994-95.

A 1.0 - Away shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2 & adidas equipment logo № 2) with away shorts & away socks.

* 1.- * - Unknown me now which player kits used in this matches.

In Liverpool Youth teams players shirt without a sponsor Carlsberg logo. Reserves and Youth teams not have family name players in back side shirt. Number player (start line numbers only with 1 on 11) in Reserves team and Youth teams in back shirt not how shirt 1st team.

Once more the Liverpool strip was again changed, This time in 1993, although it was another Adidas corporate design, this time with the three white stripes on both sides of the shirt and shorts. A green stripe was even added to the collar trim of the home shirt, presumably at the request of sponsors Carlsberg.

The new centenary style badge, incorporating the Shankly gates and the Hillsborough flame (first used on this shirt) was added to the kit, but in the centre of the shirt because of the design. Although this badge used was similar to the badge first seen on the centenary shirt it did have its subtle differences.

The shirts does sport a stripe also, similar to the home shirts in the late 80s, although at first glance the shirt is all red in one colour upon closer inspection there are stripes running through the shirt in a shiny material.

Since a season 1993-94 players of the teams which are taking part in Premier League, began to have constant numbers and as there were surnames of players on shirts (below right). Before, surnames of players of Liverpool on shirts were only in one match of the World Club Championship against Flamengo (Brazil), 3/13/1981

Serious collectors may notice (I am not sure if they do) that actually Liverpool adopted two batches of this so called "Ribs" players shirts between the seasons 1993-95. In the first half season of 1993-94, Liverpool adopted the players shirts with much smaller sized Carlsberg logo sponsor (that is replica sized sponsor), just like the Stig Inge Bjornebye (22.08.1993) picture in left. Suddenly in the mid-season, the club's shirts changed to have a much much bigger Carlsberg logo like the Jan Molby (not know data match and sesons) picture on the right hand side picture above. This started the era of claims "Oh..Liverpool players shrits are authenticated by having much bigger Carlsberg logo than replicas". (with site LiverpoolKits.com)

What I think about big and small Carlsberg there can be a business in other, I shall try to understand with this hardly later. One of variant this what - There were two variations of the home player shirt. In 1993-94 the ‘Carlsberg’ logo across the chest was 8.5inces wide (the same size as a replica), but in middle season 1993-94 (in november Liverpool playin with small Carlsberg) this was increased to 11inches to maximise the exposure of the brewery following the arrival of Sky TV.

Have else different between home shirt with small and big Carlsberg logo, It is cardinally different design of a label under a collar. On player and replica shirt with small Carlsberg log it is almost identical.

The second difference is NOT noted by most collectors. Besides the Carlsberg size difference, the small-Carlsberg players shirt doesn't have the registered mark "circle-R" embroidery next to the adidas equipment logo № 1. Only for the later on big-Carlsberg players shirts, they bear the circle-R embroidery № 2.

A 1.0
20.08.1994	away	Crystal Palace	Premier League
17.09.1994	away	Manchester United	Premier League
05.10.1994	away	Burnley	League Cup
28.01.1995	away	Burnley	FA Cup
04.02.1995	away	Nottingham Forest	Premier League
08.03.1995	away	Crystal Palace	League Cup
06.05.1995	away	Aston Villa	Premier League
10.05.1995	away	West Ham United	Premier League
* 1.- *
31.07.1994	away	Bayern Munich	Friendly
10.08.1994	away	Wrexham	Friendly

Left to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number (Adidas logo) № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup in season 1993-94. 3rd image, family name player and player number (inscription Adidas) № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for match's Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup in season 1994-95. 4th image, without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for Friendly main team, Reserves & Youth teams. 5th image, patch THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for match's Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup (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 replica shirt	Away shorts	Away socks
With the description of the shirt, shorts, socks and features. Difference between a player shirt and a replica shirt.

1st Variant away player kit

2nd Variant away player kit

Standard third player kit


		T 1.0	T 1.1	T 1.2

1994-95 Premier League Third player shirt short sleeve № 6 Don Hutchison (black torches & big Carlsberg logo, unknown season used) - image with site Lfacebook.com/liverpoolmatch.shirts

1994-95 Friendly Third player shirt short sleeve № 3 Julian Dicks (black torches & big Carlsberg logo, worn) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1994-95 Youtn Third player shirt short sleeve (black torches & without Carlsberg logo & without player number, worn, unknown season used) - image with site liverpoolkits.com

1994-95 Third players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1993-96

In this third shirt (big Carlsberg logo) Liverpool first played in away Premier League match versus Sheffield United, 0-0, 26.12.1993, at Bramall Lane.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J32,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1994-95)

In a middle season 1993-94 the design third shirt has changed. Liverpool used third shirt three seasons, 1993-94, 1994-95 & 1995-96. In season 1994-95, Liverpool used with third shirt different kits:
Third shorts and third socks
Third shorts and second third socks

T 1.0 - Third shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE League & player number № 1) with third shorts & third socks.
T 1.1 - Third shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & player number № 1) with third shorts & second third socks.
T 1.2 - Third shirt (without patches & player number № 5) with third shorts & third socks.

In Liverpool Youth teams players shirt without a sponsor Carlsberg logo. Reserves and Youth teams not have family name players in back side shirt. Number player (start line numbers only with 1 on 11) in Reserves and Youth teams in back shirt not how shirt 1st team.

In left side page, third player shirt № 3 Julian Dicks, was used in away Friendly match versus Bolton Wanderers (26.07.1994).

In end 1993 Liverpool introduced an official third kit for the first time. Football strips had become fashion items and the move was undoubtedly a way of raising revenue. The new gold and black third kit was only worn by the team a handful of times during the two seasons it was in use, It was a garish design to say the least, reminiscent of some of the more daring shirt designs seen in the late 80s and early 90s.

What you know, third kits not was in sale in club shop in season 1993-94, and can to buy third kits only with summer 1994.

The shirt was a gold/yellow colour, often referred to as either gold, yellow, orange, mustard!!, The collar changed to a new design not seen before, although the shirt was a button up collar once buttoned the shirt was very reminiscent of the previous kits V-neck collar, The shirt also sported to gold stripes through the black collar as well as 3 black stripes (Adidas corporate design again) upon the sleeves, The shirt also displayed the letters LFC upon the left handside of the collar.

The shirt also had the same corporate 3 white stripes as well as the Liver bird badge running through the whole shirt at an angle of 45 degrees in a lighter almost faded black colour, Both badges on the shirt, the Liverbird badge and the Adidas logo were stitched onto the shirt as opposed to the normal embossed material for the majority of Liverpool replica shirts.

Since a season 1993-94 players of the teams which are taking part in Premier League, began to have constant numbers and as there were surnames of players on shirts (below right). Before, surnames of players of Liverpool on shirts were only in one match of the World Club Championship against Flamengo (Brazil), 03.13.1981 (below left).

Attention! It is very difficult to distinguish the third player shirt from a replica shirt, the basic differences which were used in a home and away player shirts from replica shirts, here do not operate. So will read through caution below.

Now can write, what third shirt with: 1- the registered mark "circle-R" on Adidas write, 2 - club crest has pure white flame from a white torches, 3 - fabric is incorporated with "LIVERPOOL" word watermarks. This third shirt with different, players shirt and hot have replicf shirt, if only they not fake.

The third difference is NOT noted by most collectors. Left image, in standard player shirt's club crest has pure white flame from a white torches, use on third shirt in season 1993-94. Right image, in standard player shirt's club crest has pure white flame from a black torches, use on third shirt in seasons 1994-95 & 1995-96.

The fourth difference is NOT noted by most collectors.
Top image, in standard player shirt's fabric is incorporated with "LIVERPOOL" word watermarks; Note also that the midpoint of the Liverpool crest aligns with the Trifolium of the Carlsberg logo beneath it and have the registered mark "circle-R" on Adidas write, use on third shirt in season 1993-94.
Bottom image, in standard player shirt's fabric has no such watermarks. Note also that the midpoint of the Liverpool crest aligns with the letter "g" of the Carlsberg logo beneath it and without the registered mark "circle-R" on Adidas write, use on third shirt in seasons 1994-95 & 1995-96. Many thanks Michael Yip for given to me images and text.

T 1.0
12.04.1995	away	Arsenal	Premier League
T 1.1
31.08.1994	away	Southampton	Premier League
T 1.2
26.07.1994	away	Bolton Wanderers	Friendly

1st row (left to right): 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number (Adidas logo) № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup in season 1993-94. 3rd image, family name player and player number (inscription Adidas) № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup in season 1994-96. 4th image, without family name player and player number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team, Reserves team. 5th image, without family name player and player number № 5 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team, Reserves & Youth teams.
2nd row 1st image, patch THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup (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


Third replica shirt	Third shorts	Third socks

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

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 1.4

1994-95 Premier League Home replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 David James (big Carlsberg logo) - image with site facebook.com/LiverpoolShirtsCollector

1994-95 Home goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1994-95

In this home goalkeeper shirt (big Carlsberg logo) Liverpool first played in match

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J36,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1994-95)

In a season 1994-95 the design home goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt one season, 1994-95. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches. In season 1994-95, Liverpool used with home goalkeeper shirt different kits:
Home goalkeeper shorts and home goalkeeper socks
Home shorts and home socks
Away shorts and home goalkeeper socks
Away shorts and Away socks
Have other variants used kits

H G 1.0 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number adidas writen logo № 2) with home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks.
H G 1.1 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number adidas writen logo № 2) with home shorts & home socks.
H G 1.2 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number adidas writen logo № 2) with away shorts & home goalkeeper socks.
H G 1.3 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number adidas writen logo № 2) with away shorts & away socks.
H G 1.4 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & special embroidery Testimonial Ian Rush & big Carlsberg & player number № 3) with away shorts & home goalkeeper socks.

G 1.- * - Uncnown me now which kits used in this matches.

In Liverpool Youth teams players shirt without a sponsor Carlsberg logo. Reserves team and Youth teams not have family name players in back side shirt. Number player (start line numbers only with 1 on 11) in Reserves team and Youth teams in back shirt not how shirt 1st team.

Adidas writen logo with the circle-R embroidery, was only player shirt or can to find and on replica shirt, I not know now.

In season 1994-95, Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt with special embroidery, for match Testimonial Ian Rush (06.12.1994).

I how not have full information which matches used home goalkeeper shirt and which used away goalkeeper kits.

H G 1.0
09.11.1994	home	Chelsea	Premier League
21.11.1994	away	Everton	Premier League
11.12.1994	home	Crystal Palace	Premier League
26.12.1994	away	Leicester City	Premier League
31.12.1994	away	Leeds United	Premier League
07.01.1995	away	Birmingham City	FA Cup
14.01.1995	home	Ipswich Town	Premier League
18.01.1995	home	Birmingham City	FA Cup
11.02.1995	home	Queens Park Rangers	Premier League
19.02.1995	home	Wimbledon	FA Cu
25.02.1995	away	Sheffield Wednesday	Premier League
04.03.1995	home	Newcastle United	Premier League
11.03.1995	home	Tottenham Hotspur	FA Cup
14.03.1995	home	Coventry City	Premier League
H G 1.1
25.10.1994	home	Stoke City	League Cup
30.11.1994	away	Blackburn Rovers	League Cup
11.01.1995	home	Arsenal	League Cup
H G 1.2
10.09.1994	home	West Ham United	Premier League
17.09.1994	away	Manchester United	Premier League
24.09.1994	away	Newcastle United	Premier League
01.10.1994	home	Sheffield Wednesday	Premier League
08.10.1994	home	Aston Villa	Premier League
15.10.1994	away	Blackburn Rovers	Premier League
29.10.1994	away	Ipswich Town	Premier League
31.10.1994	away	Queens Park Rangers	Premier League
26.11.1994	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
03.12.1994	away	Coventry City	Premier League
02.01.1995	home	Norwich City	Premier League
19.03.1995	home	Manchester United	Premier League
22.03.1995	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
05.04.1995	home	Southampton	Premier League
09.04.1995	home	Leeds United	Premier League
14.04.1995	away	Manchester City	Premier League
H G 1.3
20.08.1994	away	Crystal Palace	Premier League
28.01.1995	away	Burnley	FA Cup
04.02.1995	away	Nottingham Forest	Premier League
08.03.1995	away	Crystal Palace	League Cup
H G 1.4
06.12.1994	away	Celtic	Testimonial
H G 1.5
07.08.1994	away	Hertha Berlin	Friendly
G 1.- *
29.07.1994	away	Borussia Moenchengladbach	Friendly
31.07.1994	neutral	Bayern Munich	Friendly
03.08.1994	away	Norway XI	Friendly
05.08.1994	away	Hamburg SV	Friendly
10.08.1994	away	Wrexham	Friendly
15.08.1994	away	Dundalk	Friendly
28.08.1994	home	Arsenal	Premier League
21.09.1994	home	Burnley	League Cup
17.10.1994	away	Brighton & Hove Albion	Testimonial
22.10.1994	home	Wimbledon	Premier League
05.11.1994	home	Nottingham Forest	Premier League
18.12.1994	away	Chelsea	Premier League
28.12.1994	home	Manchester City	Premier League
24.01.1995	home	Everton	Premier League
07.02.1995	home	Burnley	FA Cup
15.02.1995	home	Crystal Palace	League Cup
28.02.1995	home	Wimbledon	FA Cup
17.04.1995	home	Leicester City	Premier League
29.04.1995	home	Norwich City	Premier League
02.05.1995	away	Wimbledon	Premier League
G 1.- * *
12.04.1995	away	Arsenal	Premier League
31.08.1994	away	Southampton	Premier League
26.07.1994	away	Bolton Wanderers	Friendly

Full list when Liverpool goalkeepers used home goalkeeper kits will soon, may be in this list have mistake.

1st row (left to right): 1st image, family name player and number (inscription Adidas) № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup. 4th image, without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for Friendly main team, Reserves & Youth teams. 4th image, patch THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup (patches used on two sleeves).
2nd row: 1st image, special embroidery for match Testimonial Ian Rush.

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


Home League Cup Final goalkeeper shirt	Home Testimonial Ian Rush goalkeeper shirt	Home goalkeeper shorts

Home goalkeeper socks	Home shorts	Home socks

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

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

1994-95 Premier League Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 David James (big Carlsberg logo) - not now good image

1994-95 Away goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1994-95

In this away goalkeeper shirt (big Carlsberg logo) Liverpool first played in match

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J36,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1994)

In a season 1994-95 the design away goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt one season, 1994-95. Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away match's. In season 1994-95, Liverpool used with away goalkeeper shirt different kits:
Away shorts and home goalkeeper socks
Away shorts (and away socks
Home shorts and home socks
Have other variants used kits

A G 1.0 - Away goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number adidas writen logo № 2) with away shorts & home goalkeeper socks.
A G 1.1 - Away goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number adidas writen logo № 2) with away shorts & away socks.
A G 1.2 - Away goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE & with special embroidery League Cup Final & big Carlsberg & player number № 3) with home shorts & home socks.

? 1.- * - Uncnown me now which kits used in this matches.

In Liverpool Youth teams players shirt without a sponsor Carlsberg logo. Reserves team and Youth teams not have family name players in back side shirt. Number player (start line numbers only with 1 on 11) in Reserves team and Youth teams in back shirt not how shirt 1st team.

In season 1994-95, Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt with special embroidery, for match League Cup Final (02.04.1995).

Adidas writen logo with the circle-R embroidery, was only player shirt or can to find and on replica shirt, I not know now.

I how not have full information which matches used away goalkeeper shirt and which used away goalkeeper kits.

A G 1.0
06.05.1995	away	Aston Villa	Premier League
14.05.1995	home	Blackburn Rovers	Premier League
10.05.1995	away	West Ham United	Premier League
A G 1.1
05.10.1994	away	Burnley	League Cup
A G 1.2
02.04.1995	neutral	Bolton Wanderers	League Cup Final
G 1.- *
29.07.1994	away	Borussia Moenchengladbach	Friendly
31.07.1994	neutral	Bayern Munich	Friendly
03.08.1994	away	Norway XI	Friendly
05.08.1994	away	Hamburg SV	Friendly
10.08.1994	away	Wrexham	Friendly
15.08.1994	away	Dundalk	Friendly
28.08.1994	home	Arsenal	Premier League
21.09.1994	home	Burnley	League Cup
17.10.1994	away	Brighton & Hove Albion	Testimonial
22.10.1994	home	Wimbledon	Premier League
05.11.1994	home	Nottingham Forest	Premier League
18.12.1994	away	Chelsea	Premier League
28.12.1994	home	Manchester City	Premier League
24.01.1995	home	Everton	Premier League
07.02.1995	home	Burnley	FA Cup
15.02.1995	home	Crystal Palace	League Cup
28.02.1995	home	Wimbledon	FA Cup
17.04.1995	home	Leicester City	Premier League
29.04.1995	home	Norwich City	Premier League
02.05.1995	away	Wimbledon	Premier League
G 1.- * *
12.04.1995	away	Arsenal	Premier League
31.08.1994	away	Southampton	Premier League
26.07.1994	away	Bolton Wanderers	Friendly
A 1.-
14.05.1995	home	Blackburn Rovers	Premier League

Full list when Liverpool goalkeepers used away goalkeeper kits will soon, may be in this list have mistake.

1st row (left to right): 1st image, family name player and number (inscription Adidas) № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup. 4th image, without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for Friendly main team, Reserves & Youth teams. 4th image, patch THE F.A PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup (patches used on two sleeves).
2nd row: 1st image, special embroidery for match League Cup Final.

Attention! If you wish to buy a player shirt Liverpool on the Internet auction, be close. Be careful of a fake or purchases of a player shirt a semifinished item. The semifinished item is when on a game shirt add stripes (Premier League or other tournaments), a logo "Carlsberg", a surname and number of the player. It concerns shirt not only last decade, but also 80 and 90 years. If you cannot distinguish a player shirt from a replica or a semifinished item, consult to Michael Yip (www.liverpoolkits.com).

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


Away League Cup Final goalkeeper shirt	Home goalkeeper shorts	Home goalkeeper socks

Away shorts	Away socks	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 away goalkeeper kit

Standard second home player kit


	S H 1.0

1994-95 Friendly Home player shirt short sleeve № 3 John Scales (big Carlsberg logo) -

1994-95 Second home players shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1995-96

In this second home shirt Liverpool first played in away Friendly match versus University College Dublin (Ireland), 1-0, 19.05.2013, at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, Ireland.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: This shirt has gone on sale in club shop in the summer 1995.

In a end season 1994-95 the design second home shirt (not know how right named this design shirt) has changed. Liverpool used second home shirt two season, 1994-95 & 1995-96. In season 1995-96, this shirt was used how home shirt.

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

S H 1.0 - Second home shirt (without patches & player number № 4) with second home shorts & second home socks.

This was not first in history club, when in one of match end season, Liverpool used kits next season. This was how in Friendly, as in official matches. For example, in matches:
European Cup Final, vs Juventus (Turin, Italy), 29.05.1985.
Full list to see here.

In season 1994-95, Liverpool used second home shirt in one match.

Although it was known that the Adidas kit contract only had a year to go, a new kit was introduced at the beginning of the season. For many it merely represented another money-making opportunity, but the new kit did at least remove some of the more obvious signs of non-Liverpool corporate identity. The Adidas stripes were reduced to a trim instead of being an integral part of the kit design, and the Carlsberg green was removed from the home strip altogether.

A stripe ran through the shirt once more but in almost the same colour as the rest of the shirt, keeping the shirt looking all red from a distance but showing this faint stripe close up, this is something Liverpool kits of the mid to late 80s also had.

The shirt sported a rather wide white V-neck collar in a heavy material different to the shirt, This collar had a red stripe running through it near the top of the collar, The Liver bird badge changed considerably, The standard shield being displayed in a much larger shield of a different shape altogether although the details within the badge remaining the same, the shankly gates are shown along with the Hillsborough flames, Thus the over all size of the team badge greatly increasing since the good old days of the 70s and 80s.

At the bottom of this shirt it sported a label on the outside of the shirt, this said "Official Liverpool Product", Why it was put there is not really know but added to the feeling that you were buying an official product and thus helping the club financially in your own very small way. In next season, when Liverpool shirt manufacturer Reebok, on shirt also will patch "Official Liverpool Product", only other design.

The shirt once again had a stripe running through it, again in a very subtle fashion as with almost all Liverpool kits.

S H 1.0
16.05.1995	hone	University College Dublin	Friendly

(left to right): 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, without family name player and player number № 4 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team.

BEWARE: Finding a genuine match worn shirt from this era can prove difficult. Despite the common misunderstanding, Adidas DID release long sleeve replicas to the public. The safest way of ensuring that a shirt is genuinely match issued is to confirm that the sponsor is 27cm in length. All replicas had much smaller logos that measured 8.5inches. Lextra had to issue some slightly larger sleeve patches for Liverpool this season. These patches were sewn into the shirt instead of ironed on. Whilst these patches were not widely distributed to the public, collectors should be aware that there were still some fakers who were able to purchase these larger patches. To confirm a shirt as match worn, it should have a ‘large Carlsberg’ logo (27cm), sewn-on oversized sleeve patches, and player coded ‘133’ neck labels. If you cannot distinguish a player shirt from a replica or a semifinished item, consult to Michael Yip (www.liverpoolkits.com).

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


Second home replica shirt	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

1994-95 Friendly main team Second home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 (white smallest Carlsberg logo) - not now good image

1994-95 Second home goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Adidas

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1995-96

In this second home shirt Liverpool first played in away Friendly match versus University College Dublin (Ireland), 1-0, 19.05.2013, at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, Ireland.

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J39,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1995)

In a end season 1994-95 the design second goalkeeper home shirt (not know how right named this design shirt) has changed. Liverpool used second goalkeeper home shirt two season, 1994-95 & 1995-96. In season 1995-96, this shirt was used how home goalkeeper shirt.

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

S H 1.0 - Second home goalkeeper shirt (without patches & player number № 4) with second home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks.

In Liverpool Youth teams players shirt without a sponsor Carlsberg logo. Reserves and Youth teams not have family name players in back side shirt. Number player (start line numbers only with 1 on 11) in Reserves and Youth teams in back shirt not how shirt 1st team.

This was not first in history club, when in one of match end season, Liverpool used kits next season. This was how in Friendly, as in official matches. For example, in matches:
European Cup Final, vs Juventus (Turin, Italy), 29.05.1985.
Full list to see here.

In season 1994-95, Liverpool used second home goalkeeper shirt in one match.

As how I have bad photo, 100% not can say which socks used David James in this match.

S H G 1.0
16.05.1995	hone	University College Dublin	Friendly

(left to right): 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, without family name player and player number № 4 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team.

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


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