Liverpool FC Home players kits 2012

Special home player kit
- 1st Variant (Poppy badge)
- 2nd Variant (Seeing is Believing)

1st Variant home player kit


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2012-13 Premier League Home player shirt short sleeve № 23 Jamie Carragher (poppy badge, 1st variant) - image with site Ka Ho's Liverpool Shirt www.facebook.com/kaholiverpoolshirts

2012-13 Premier League Home player shirt short sleeve № 30 Jesus Fernandez (poppy badge, 2nd variant, full signed) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum

2012-13 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: Warrior

Club sponsor: Standart Chartered

Years worn: 2012

Kits staff: Kit Manager: Graham Carter. First team Kit-man: Lee Radcliffe.

In this design home shirt (poppy badge) Liverpool play in away Premier League match versus Chelsea, 1-1, 11.11.2012, at Stamford Bridge.

Liverpool how and onher English clubs on shirts was poppy badge for Remembrance Day. For Liverpool this was in away Premier League match versus Chelsea (11.11.2012). First poppy badge was used on shirt in autumn 2010.

Poppy badges for Remembrance Day. Left to right): 1st image, heat-press ironed poppy badge for Remembrance Day with special written "1914 - 2014 FOOTBALL REMEMBERS". 2nd image, embroidered poppy badge for Remembrance Day with plastic special written "1914 - 2014 FOOTBALL REMEMBERS". 3rd image, heat-press ironed poppy badge for Remembrance Day, used in seasons, 2011-12 to 2013-14. 3rd image, embroidered poppy badge for Remembrance Day, used in season, 2010-11.

Poppy badge is sewed on player shirts on a miscellaneous. Left on Luis Suarez shirt, right on Raheem Sterling shirt.

In first half Jamie Carragher (1 image) and Luis Suarez (3 image) played in shirt with Poppy badge is sewed 1st variant. In second half Jamie Carragher (2 image) and Luis Suarez (4 image) played in shirt with Poppy badge is sewed 2nd variant. Which variant shirts with Poppy badge used other Liverpool players, difficult say, as how lose video with this match, but I work for this.


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Signed shirts in charity auction
20th Nov 2012

Would you like to own a Liverpool shirt signed by your favourite players? This is your chance as part of a charity auction in support of the Royal British Legion.

During the Reds' 1-1 draw against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on November 11, each member of the team wore a jersey which had been embroidered with a poppy.

After the game, every player signed the front of each shirt - all of which were subsequently donated to the RBL - and you have the opportunity to purchase one.

Simply click the link below to take part in the auction, with 20 different shirts to select from including Luis Suarez, Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher and Raheem Sterling. The auction ends on November 26.

A similar initiative last year saw more than Ј20,000 raised for the Poppy Appeal, a campaign which the Reds have a history of supporting.

For example, before the recent home fixture against Newcastle United, two local servicing cadets - Bradley Walshe and James McDougall - were invited to pitchside with large poppies and had photographs taken with Steven Gerrard.

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On auction eBay sale 20 Liverpool home shirts with poppy badge and full signed Liverpool team players.

Auctions have ended with the following results:

Steven Gerrard - sold for J2,650.00

Luis Suarez - sold for J2,500.00

Jamie Carragher - sold for J1,353.33

Joe Allen - sold for J1,281.99

Glen Johnson - sold for J1,220.99

Nuri Sahin - sold for J1,171.88

Andre Wisdom - sold for J1,171.88

Jose Enrique - sold for J1,030.00

Raheem Sterling - sold for J1,021.00

Daniel Agger - sold for J941.00

Jpse Reina - sold for J870.00

Brad Jones - sold for J827.00

Jesus Fernandez - sold for J820.00

Stewart Downing - sold for J755.01

Jordan Henderson - sold for J720.00

Sebastien Coates - sold for J668.90

Pйter Gulбcsi - sold for J650.00

Joe Cole - sold for J570.00

Oussama Assaidi - sold for J520.01

Daniel Pacheco - sold for J400.00

2nd Variant home player kit


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2012-13 Premier League Home player shirt short sleeve № 23 Jamie Carragher (with printed Seeing is Believing, worn, signed Jamie Carragher) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.liverpoolkits.com

2012-13 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: Warrior

Club sponsor: Standart Chartered

Years worn: 2013

Kits staff: Kit Manager: Graham Carter. First team Kit-man: Lee Radcliffe.

In this design home shirt (printed Seeing is Believing) Liverpool play in home Premier League match versus West Bromwich Albion, 0-2, 11.02.2013, at Anfield.

Liverpool played in this design home shirt in only one home Premier League match versus West Bromwich Albion (11.02.2013). Will also supporter company for win and to buy home shirt in auctions. In first shirt with printed Seeing is Believing was used Liverpool in home Premier League match versus Chelsea (08.05.2012). This third season when Liverpool FC, Standart Chartered and Seeing is Believing spend this the action.

In season 2015-16, shirt with Seeing is Believing not was used.

1st image: Company logo in home shirt. 2nd image: Printed on shirt "Seeing is Believing".


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Win a signed shirt with Perfect Match
3rd Feb 2013

You have an exclusive chance to win a signed Liverpool shirt as part of the Seeing is Believing campaign with Standard Chartered.

Just as they did for the final home game of last season, the Reds will replace the logo of Standard Chartered with Seeing is Believing when they host West Bromwich Albion on February 11.

Our main sponsor's global initiative raises funds to tackle avoidable blindness in developing countries, and you can play your part by entering a special competition.

Follow the lead of several Reds legends by telling us what your perfect match is - football or otherwise - and posting your entry on Facebook or Twitter.

Facebook users can enter as many times as they like via their local Standard Chartered Facebook page or the company's group page, with each page having a signed shirt to give away.

If entering via Twitter, include the handle @StanChart and hashtag #PerfectMatch and remember to make your suggestion as creative as possible to attract the judges' eyes.

Entries must not include offensive language or images and must be registered before midnight on Monday, February 11 to be in contention for a prize.

The winners of each shirt will be announced on Wednesday, February 13.

More signed jerseys from the match against the Baggies will subsequently be available via auction, with all money raised to be donated to the Seeing is Believing campaign.

In just nine years, more than 28 million people in the world's poorest communities have been helped by Seeing is Believing, preventing and treating avoidable blindness.

It is Standard Chartered's official charity and has gone from strength to strength since the bank teamed up with LFC.

To find out more about Seeing is Believing or to make a donation, please visit www.seeingisbelieving.org>>

To learn more about the Perfect Match and Seeing is Believing or to enter the shirt competition, visit the Standard Chartered website>>

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The Liverpool FC players will be wearing limited edition Seeing is Believing shirts during their match against West Brom on Monday 11 February, to help raise awareness about avoidable blindness.