The History Liverpool F.C. Kits 1999

Standard home player kit


	H 1.0

1999-00 Premier League Home player shirt short sleeve № 18 Erik Meijer (big Carlsberg logo) - image with site www.liverpoolkits.com

1999-00 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: Reebok (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1998-00

Kits staff: Kit man: Graham Carter.

In this design home shirt (big Carlsberg logo) Liverpool first played in ...

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J39,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1998-99)

In a season 1998-99 the design home shirt has changed. Liverpool used home shirt two seasons, 1998-99 & 1999-00. Liverpool used home shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches.

H 1.0 - Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 1) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.1 - Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.2 - Home shirt (without patches & LIVERPOOL OFICIAL MATCHDAY MAGAZINE logo & player number № 2) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.3 - Home shirt (without patches & without Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts & home socks.
H 1.4 - For Reserves. Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts & home socks. Used in matches Premier Reservr League.
H 1.5 - For U 19s. Home shirt (without patches & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts (without player number) & home socks. Used in matches Under 19s League.
H 1.6 - For U 17s.
* - Match played Liverpool Legend team

* * - Unknown me now which kits used in this matches, I assume what used away kits

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Liverpool player shirt comes without a sponsor logo Carlsberg on the crest position owing to ban of beer sponsoring in countries like Norway and France.

The normal home shirt should have a Carlsberg sponsor logo on the front. The Carlsberg sponsor logo is forced to be dropped-out when matches are played in countries with alcoholic bans.

First in history Liverpool FC kits, has appeared on shorts player number, this was only in matches UEFA Cup. May be in first, shorts with player number used some teams in England, Chelsea (1964 to 1977), Ipswich Town (1969 to 1977) and else some teams. In Scotland, this club was Celtic (Glasgow), with December 1960. In season 1999-2000, shorts with player number not used. I now know as.

Reebok replaced both the Home kit for the 1998-2000 seasons, with the home kit becoming even more retro in design, with a round neck-collar, recalling the classic 60s Liverpool kit, Once again a stripe was introduced into the shirt that was only noticeable upon closer inspection, although this time the stripe ran horizontally, not vertically as seen over many years previously.

Again, The Oval badge was a curious design as the oval badge was a completely separate piece of material that had been sewn onto the shirt, the badge was stitched and not embossed in any way, The collar used was a typically plain retro looking collar in white, this trim was repeated onto the end of the sleeves of the shirt.

For the first time the Reebok badge logo was used without any "Reebok" lettering, This really was a very plain looking shirt harping back to the Liverpool strips of the 60s especially and was a firm favourite with the fans after the very busy kits used by Adidas in the early 90s.



On back side replica shirt label "LIVERPOOL FC OFFICIAL MERCHANDISE", this only for season 1999-00.

Testimonial matches, it at times farewell (honour) matches of players leaving or soon to leave club, there Is, as to matches Testimonial Bill Shankly (04.29.1975) or Testimonial Ronnie Moran (0516.2000) which have been played after the termination of staff's career in Liverpool, shall remind, Ronnie Moran was the player of Liverpool with 1952 for 1965. on May, 16th one more match on Anfield, a match Legends Liverpool and Celtic (Glasgow) has been played. In match Kenny Dalglish played the first half time for Celtic, and in the second half for Liverpool, interesting one, Kenny Dalglish in the second half time has forgotten to change clothes of socks (look below). And the second, veterans played one shirts, and a basis of Liverpool in others, I about design of shirts, Besides on shirts of Legends was not usual advertising of club Carlsberg, and was TRAVEL OPTIONS. TRAVEL OPTIONS as I understand, the sponsor of a team Liverpool Legends in this match. I shall notice as, team Celtic Legends, played in shirts not the basic team, and the sponsor was another.





Liverpool Legends played in the Ronnie Moran Testimonial match in the 1998-2000 home shirt with a special shirt sponsor "TRAVEL OPTIONS" logo (printes), instead of Carlsberg logo.

How to distinguish home shirt of a season 1998-99, from home shirt of a season 1999-00, very difficultly, I not know how.

H 1.0
07.08.1999	away	Sheffield Wednesday	Premier League
14.08.1999	home	Watford	Premier League
23.08.1999	away	Leeds United	Premier League
28.08.1999	home	Arsenal	Premier League
11.09.1999	home	Manchester United	Premier League
14.09.1999	away	Hull City	League Cup
18.09.1999	away	Leicester City	Premier League
21.09.1999	home	Hull City	League Cup
27.09.1999	home	Everton	Premier League
16.10.1999	home	Chelsea	Premier League
18.10.1999	away	Omagh Town	Friendly
27.10.1999	home	West Ham United	Premier League
01.11.1999	home	Bradford City	Premier League
06.11.1999	home	Derby County	Premier League
05.12.1999	home	Sheffield Wednesday	Premier League
12.12.1999	away	Huddersfield Town	FA Cup
18.12.1999	home	Coventry City	Premier League
26.12.1999	away	Newcastle United	Premier League
28.12.1999	home	Wimbledon	Premier League
03.01.2000	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
10.01.2000	home	Blackburn Rovers	FA Cup
22.01.2000	home	Middlesbrough	Premier League
05.02.2000	home	Leeds United	Premier League
11.03.2000	home	Sunderland	Premier League
15.03.2000	home	Aston Villa	Premier League
18.03.2000	away	Derby County	Premier League
25.03.2000	home	Newcastle United	Premier League
01.04.2000	away	Coventry City	Premier League
09.04.2000	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
16.04.2000	away	Wimbledon	Premier League
21.04.2000	away	Everton	Premier League
29.04.2000	away	Chelsea	Premier League
03.05.2000	home	Leicester City	Premier League
07.05.2000	home	Southampton	Premier League
H 1.1
22.07.1999	away	Linfield	Friendly
31.07.1999	away	Blackburn Rover	Friendly
03.08.1999	away	Manchester City	Friendly
H 1.2
16.07.1999	away	FRG XI	Friendly
H 1.3
29.07.1999	away	Valerenga	Friendly
* *
16.02.2000	away	AFC Bournemouth	Friendly

Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup & League Cup. 3rd image, without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team (except for 16.07.1999), Reserves & Youth teams. 4th image, without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team (only for 16.07.1999). 5th 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


Home shirt (LIVERPOOL OFICIAL MATCHDAY MAGAZINE logo)	Home replica shirt (small Carlsberg logo)	Home shorts

Home socks	Legends Testimonial Ronnie Moran Home shirt (TRAVEL OPTIONS logo)
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1st Variant home player kit


	H 1.1

This design home shirt, Liverpool field players use in match Friendly main team. For this match used player number № 2.

H 1.1 - Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts & home socks.

H 1.1
22.07.1999	away	Linfield	Friendly
31.07.1999	away	Blackburn Rover	Friendly
03.08.1999	away	Manchester City	Friendly

Without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team.

2nd Variant home player kit


	H 1.2

1999-00 Friendly main team Home player shirt long sleeve № 14 (LIVERPOOL OFICIAL MATCHDAY MAGAZINE logo) - image with site www.facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum

This design home shirt, Liverpool field players use in match Friendly main team. For this match used special LIVERPOOL OFICIAL MATCHDAY MAGAZINE logo and player number № 3.

H 1.2 - Home shirt (without patches & LIVERPOOL OFICIAL MATCHDAY MAGAZINE logo & player number № 3) with home shorts & home socks.

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Liverpool played in the Friendly match team in the 1998-2000 home shirt with a special shirt sponsor logo "LIVERPOOL OFICIAL MATCHDAY MAGAZINE" (printed), instead of Carlsberg logo.

H 1.1
16.07.1999	away	FRG XI	Friendly

Without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team.

3rd Variant home player kit


	H 1.3

1999-00 Friendly main team Home player shirt short sleeve № 3 Bjorn Tore Kvarme (without Carlsberg logo) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.liverpoolkits.com

This design home shirt, Liverpool field players use in match Friendly main team. For this match use player number № 2.

Liverpool player shirt comes without a sponsor logo Carlsberg on the crest position owing to ban of beer sponsoring in countries like Norway and France.

H 1.3 - Home shirt (without patches & without Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts & home socks.

The normal home shirt should have a Carlsberg sponsor logo on the front. The Carlsberg sponsor logo is forced to be dropped-out when matches are played in countries with alcoholic bans.

H 1.2
29.07.1999	away	Valerenga	Friendly

Without family name player and number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team.

4th Variant home player kit


	H 1.4

1999-00 Reserves Home player shirt short sleeve № 30 (big Carlsberg logo) - image with site Vintage football shirts www.vintagefootballshirts.com

This design home shirt, Reserves Liverpool field players use in matches Premier Reserve League. For this matches use player number № 2.

H 1.4 - For Reserves. Home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts & home socks. Used in matches Premier Reserve League.

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Without family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Reserves team..

5th Variant home player kit


	H 1.5

1999-00 Under 19 Home player shirt long sleeve № 12 (small Carlsberg logo) - not now good image

This design home shirt, Under 19 Liverpool field players use in matches Under 19s League. For this matches use player number № 2.

H 1.5 - For U 19s. Home shirt (without patches & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home shorts (without player number) & home socks. Used in matches Under 19s League.

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Without family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches U 19s team..

6th Variant home player kit


	H 1.6

This design home shirt, Under 17 Liverpool field players use in matches Under 17s League & FA Youth Cup. For this matches use player number № 2.

H 1.6 - For U 17s.

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Difficult on this moment written, was small Carlsberg logo or not on home shirts Liverpool Under 17s team. I now have some photos with season 1999-00, with matches Under 16 and Under 10s teams, on home shirts have Carlsberg logo.

Wish remember what before season 1999-00, Liverpool youth teams can played in shirt without Carlsberg logo, this rule played Under 18 team played with sponsor logo on shirts work with season 2014-05 for season 2009-10. With season 2010-11, we played with other sponsor logo, Standard Chartered.

Leftt photo, with home match Under 10s team (13.02.2000), right photo with home match Under 16s team (13.02.2000), at the Liverpool Academy.

Without family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches U 17s team.

Standard away player kit


	A 1.0

1999-00 Premier League Away player shirt short sleeve № 10 Michael Owen (big Carlsberg logo) - image with site www.facebook.com/LiverpoolShirtsCollector

1999-00 Away players shirt

Manufacturer: Reebok (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1999-01

Kits staff: Kit man: Graham Carter.

In this away shirt Liverpool first played (how second away shirt) in Friendly match versus Sunderland, 3-2, 18.05.1999, at Stadium of Light.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J39,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1999)

In a end season 1998-99 the design away shirt has changed. Liverpool used away shirt three seasons, 1998-99, 1999-00 & 2000-01. Only in season 1998-99 Liverpool used this design shirt, how second away shirt. Only in season 2000-01 Liverpool used this design shirt, how third shirt.

A 1.0 - Away shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 1) with away shorts & away socks.
A 1.1 - Away shirt (without patches & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with away shorts & away socks.

* * - Unknown me now which kits used in this matches, I assume what used away kits

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Reebok replaced both the Home kit for the 1998-2000 seasons, with the home kit becoming even more retro in design, with a round neck-collar, recalling the classic 60s Liverpool kit, Once again a stripe was introduced into the shirt that was only noticeable upon closer inspection, although this time the stripe ran horizontally, not vertically as seen over many years previously.

Again, The Oval badge was a curious design as the oval badge was a completely separate piece of material that had been sewn onto the shirt, the badge was stitched and not embossed in any way, The collar used was a typically plain retro looking collar in white, this trim was repeated onto the end of the sleeves of the shirt.

For the first time the Reebok badge logo was used without any "Reebok" lettering, This really was a very plain looking shirt harping back to the Liverpool strips of the 60s especially and was a firm favourite with the fans after the very busy kits used by Adidas in the early 90s.

With season 1999-00 changed the design of the emblem of the club on the Liverpool shirts, on the usual today.

On back side away replica shirt label "OFFICIAL MERCHANDISE"

In seasons 1999-00 on player away shirt in away Friendly match versus Wolverhampton W )20.07.1999), used away shirt with small Carlsberg logo. May be this was in other Friendly matches when Liverpool used away shirt, now I know omly about one match.

Also for me have question about away League Cup match vs Southampton, 13.10.1999.

How to distinguish a away shirt of a season 1999-00, from a third shirt of a season 2000-01, only for Carlsberg logo. In season 1999-00, on player away shirt was used big Carlsberg logo, in season 2000-01, on player away shirt in away match Premier League was used small Carlsberg logo.

A 1.0
21.08.1999	away	Middlesbrough	Premier League
02.10.1999	away	Aston Villa	Premier League
13.10.1999	away	Southampton	League Cup
23.10.1999	away	Southampton	Premier League
20.11.1999	away	Sunderland	Premier League
27.11.1999	away	West Ham United	Premier League
15.01.2000	away	Watford	Premier League
13.02.2000	away	Arsenal	Premier League
04.03.2000	away	Manchester United	Premier League
14.05.2000	away	Bradford City	Premier League
A 1.1
19.07.1999	away	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Friendly
24.07.1999	neutral	Feyenoord	Friendly
* *
16.02.2000	away	AFC Bournemouth	Friendly

Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup & League Cup. 3rd image, without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team. 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).

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


Away replica shirt (small Carlsberg logo)	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


	A 1.1

1999-00 Friendly main team Away player shirt short sleeve № 9 - not now good image

This design away shirt, Liverpool field players use in matches Friendly main team. For this match use player number № 2.

A 1.1 - Away shirt (without patches & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with away shorts & away socks.

A 1.1
19.07.1999	away	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Friendly
24.07.1999	neutral	Feyenoord	Friendly

Without family name player and number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team.

2nd Variant away player kit


	A 1.2

This design away shirt,Reserves, Under 19 & Under 17 Liverpool field players used in matches Reserves, Under 17s League & FA Youth Cup. For this matches use player number № 2.

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Difficult on this moment written, was patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE on away shirts for matches Premier Reserve League.
Difficult on this moment written, was small Carlsberg logo or not on away shirts Liverpool Under 17s team. I now have some photos with season 1999-00, with matches Under 16 and Under 10s teams, on home shirts have Carlsberg logo. Now I not have any photos with matches Reserves, Under 19s & Under 17s teams in away kits

Wish remember what before season 1999-00, Liverpool youth teams can played in shirt without Carlsberg logo, this rule played Under 18 team played with sponsor logo on shirts work with season 2014-05 for season 2009-10. With season 2010-11, we played with other sponsor logo, Standard Chartered.

Standard third player kit


	T 1.0

1999-00 Third players shirt

Manufacturer: Reebok (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1998-00

Kits staff: Kit man: Graham Carter.

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

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J39,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1998)

In a season 1999-00 the design third shirt has changed. Liverpool used third shirt two seasons, 1997-98 & 1999-00. Only in season 1997-98 Liverpool used this design shirt, how away shirt.

T 1.1 - For U 17s. Third shirt (without patches & without Carlsberg logo & player number № 4) with third shorts & third socks. Used in matches Under 17s League & FA Youth Cup.

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

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

The official term for Reeboks first away shirt produced in 1996 was officially "ecru", but it's really cream or off-white. Essentially the kit sees a return to the old Liverpool away strip of white, black and red, although the socks in this kit are white (sorry, ecru) or black, not red as they were in the 60s and 70s.

The current Shankly gates and Hillsborough flame badge is set into a large red coloured oval, as in the kits of the 50s and 60s. The turn over collar seen on the home shirt is not used, in favour of a more traditional rounded collar, This collar sported a red stripe running through it, this was repeated onto the end of the shirts sleeves.

Again the shirt sported the extra badge on the bottom of the shirt on the outside, This time the badge said simply "Reebok, Official Merchandise" along side a smaller version of the same Liver bird badge as seen on the chest of the shirt, The badge was a curious design as the oval badge was a completely separate piece of material that had been sewn onto the shirt, the badge was stitched and not embossed in any way.

The shirt did not display a stripe for the first time in a while, instead a very faint image of the Liver Bird can be seen running through out the shirts material, whether this was great attention to detail or a way to make it harder for the shirt to be copied by the fake market remains to be seen.

This prototype away or third shirt for season 1998-99. - image with site www.liverpoolkits.com

How you can to see fabric for this prototype away or third shirt in style Liverpool shirts season 1996-97, but other detail shirt say what this prototype shirt was made only for season 1998-99. Details: new style embroidered club emblem, rubber embossed Reebok logo.

With this season on Liverpool shirt new club label "LIVERPOOL F.C.OFFICIAL MERCHAHABDISE", this label was how on player shirt, as and reolica shirt. On some player shirts this label without, wirst aew all on shirt for matches UEFA Cup.

A 1.0

Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, without family name player and player number № 4 use on Liverpool shirt for matches U 17s team..

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 third kit


	T 1.1

1999-00 Youth Third player shirt long sleeve № 10 (without Carlsberg logo, with season 1998-99) - image with site www.oldfootballshirts.com

This design third shirt, Under 17 Liverpool field players use in matches Under 17s League & FA Youth Cup. For this matches use player number № 4.

T 1.1 - For U 17s. Third shirt (without patches & without Carlsberg logo & player number № 4) with third shorts & third socks. Used in matches Under 17s League & FA Youth Cup.

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

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

Nottingham Forest's Jermaine Jenas (l) gets away from Liverpool's Stephen Warnock (r).

Difficult on this moment say, why in this FA Youth Cup away match versus Nottingham Forest, was choice this kit, not away kit. Else one, I not know which design player number was used in this match, red cloth stitched or black ironed.

Difficult on this moment written, was small Carlsberg logo or not on home shirts Liverpool Under 17s team. I now have some photos with season 1999-00, with matches Under 16 and Under 10s teams, on home shirts have Carlsberg logo.

Wish remember what before season 1999-00, Liverpool youth teams can played in shirt without Carlsberg logo, this rule played Under 18 team played with sponsor logo on shirts work with season 2004-05 for season 2009-10. With season 2010-11, we played with other sponsor logo, Standard Chartered.

Leftt photo, with home match Under 10s team (13.02.2000), right photo with home match Under 16s team (13.02.2000), at the Liverpool Academy.

Without family name player and player number № 4 use on Liverpool shirt for matches U 17s team.

Standard home goalkeeper kit

H G 1.0

1999-00 Premier League Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 David James (big Carlsberg logo, with season 1998-99) -

1999-00 Home goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Reebok (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1998-00

Kits staff: Kit man: Graham Carter.

In this design home shirt (big Carlsberg logo) Liverpool first played in ...

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J44,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1998-99)

In a season 1998-99 the design home goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt two seasons, 1998-99 & 1999-00. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches.

H G 1.0 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 1) with home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks.
H G 1.1 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & without special embroudery STEPHEN STAUNTON TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21ST MAY 2000 & player number № 2) with home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks.
H G 1.2 - For Reserves. Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks. Used in matches Premier Reserve League.
H G 1.4 - For U 17s. Home goalkeeper shirt (without patches & without Carlsberg logo & player number № 3) with home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks. Used in matches Under 17s League & FA Youth Cup.

G 1.* - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits (player number № 1) used in this matches.
G 1.* * - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits (unknown player number) used in this matches.
G 1.* * * - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits (without Carlsberg logo) used in this matches.
A G 1.* - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches, I assume what used away goalkeeper kits

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Liverpool player shirt comes without a sponsor logo Carlsberg on the crest position owing to ban of beer sponsoring in countries like Norway and France.

The normal home shirt should have a Carlsberg sponsor logo on the front. The Carlsberg sponsor logo is forced to be dropped-out when matches are played in countries with alcoholic bans. I not known which goalkeeper kits (without Carlsberg logo) was used in away Friendly match versus Valerenga (Norway, 29.07.1999).

H G 1.0
07.08.1999	away	Sheffield Wednesday	Premier League
14.08.1999	home	Watford	Premier League
23.08.1999	away	Leeds United	Premier League
28.08.1999	home	Arsenal	Premier League
11.09.1999	home	Manchester United	Premier League
18.09.1999	away	Leicester City	Premier League
21.09.1999	home	Hull City	League Cup
27.09.1999	home	Everton	Premier League
16.10.1999	home	Chelsea	Premier League
18.10.1999	away	Omagh Town	Friendly
01.11.1999	home	Bradford City	Premier League
05.12.1999	home	Sheffield Wednesday	Premier League
12.12.1999	away	Huddersfield Town	FA Cup
03.01.2000	away	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
10.01.2000	home	Blackburn Rovers	FA Cup
22.01.2000	home	Middlesbrough	Premier League
05.02.2000	home	Leeds United	Premier League
11.03.2000	home	Sunderland	Premier League
25.03.2000	home	Newcastle United	Premier League
01.04.2000	away	Coventry City	Premier League
16.04.2000	away	Wimbledon	Premier League
21.04.2000	away	Everton	Premier League
29.04.2000	away	Chelsea	Premier League
07.05.2000	home	Southampton	Premier League
H G 1.1
21.05.2000	away	Ireland XI	Testimonial
G 1,*
27.10.1999	home	West Ham United	Premier League
06.11.1999	home	Derby County	Premier League
18.12.1999	home	Coventry City	Premier League
28.12.1999	home	Wimbledon	Premier League
15.03.2000	home	Aston Villa	Premier League
18.03.2000	away	Derby County	Premier League
09.04.2000	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
03.05.2000	home	Leicester City	Premier League
G 1,* *
16.07.1999	away	FRG XI	Friendly
22.07.1999	away	Linfield	Friendly
24.07.1999	neutral	Feyenoord	Friendly
31.08.1999	away	Blackburn Rover	Friendly
03.08.1999	away	Manchester City	Friendly
16.02.2000	away	AFC Bournemouth	Friendly
G 1,* * *
29.07.1999	away	Valerenga	Friendly
A G 1.*
21.08.1999	away	Middlesbrough	Premier League
13.10.1999	away	Southampton	League Cup
23.10.1999	away	Southampton	Premier League
15.01.2000	away	Watford	Premier League

Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup & League Cup. 3rd image, without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team. 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).

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Home goalkeeper shorts	Home goalkeeper socks
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1st Variant home goalkeeper kit

H G 1.1

1999-00 Premier League Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 David James (big Carlsberg logo, with season 1998-99) -

This design home goalkeeper shirt, Liverpool goalkeepers use in match Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino.

H G 1.1 - Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & without special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTON TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21ST MAY 2000 & player number № 2) with home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks.

How you to see (photo below), for this match was used simple home goalkeeper shirt, without special match embroidery. Liverpool field players were in new style shirts with special match embroidery. Why as was, I assume what not was made new style goalkeeper shirt, how on field players.

Also difficult say which design was on Sander Westerveld goalkeeper shirt, player number № 1 or player number № 2.

Interesting fact: Robbie Fowler, Sander Westerveld and Sami Hyypia.
Interesting photo because if the players Liverpool had played in the new design, Sander Westerveld out goalie in the kit of the old type. The interesting thing is that this match was made the goalkeeper shirt with special embroidery for this match of the new season, but there is one thing. The goalkeeper's shirt for the new season, green as the national football team of Ireland.

H G 1.1
21.05.2000	away	Ireland XI	Testimonial

Left to right: 1st image, family name player and player number № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup & League Cup. 2nd mages, 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 Variant home goalkeeper kit

H G 1.2

1999-00 Reserves Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 (big Carlsberg logo) - not now good image

This design home goalkeeper shirt, Reserves Liverpool goalkeepers use in matches Premier Reserve League. For this matches use player number № 2.

H G 1.2 - For Reserves. Home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks. Used in matches Premier Reserve League.

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

As how I not have photos Liverpool goalkeepers Reserves team in season 1999-00, I assume, what was use home goalkeeper shirt with patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 2. Have now only photo with season 1998-99 (below).

Liverpool goalkeeper Reserve team Stefan Postma in away match Pontins League Division One versus Blackburn Rovers (18.01.1999).

Without family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Reserves team..

3rd Variant home goalkeeper kit

4th Variant home goalkeeper kit

H G 1.4

1999-00 Youth Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Peter Crookes (without Carlsberg logo) - not now good image

This design home goalkeeper shirt, Under 17 Liverpool goalkeepers use in matches Under 17s League & FA Youth Cup. For this matches use player number № 3.

H G 1.4 - For U 17s. Home goalkeeper shirt (without patches & without Carlsberg logo & player number № 3) with home goalkeeper shorts & home goalkeeper socks. Used in matches Under 17s League & FA Youth Cup.

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Nottingham Forest's Jermaine Jenas (l) gets away from Liverpool's Stephen Warnock (r).

Difficult on this moment say, why in this FA Youth Cup away match versus Nottingham Forest, was choice this kit, not away kit. Else one, I not know which design player number was used in this match, red cloth stitched or black ironed.

Difficult on this moment written, was small Carlsberg logo or not on home shirts Liverpool Under 17s team. I now have some photos with season 1999-00, with matches Under 16 and Under 10s teams, on home shirts have Carlsberg logo.

Wish remember what before season 1999-00, Liverpool youth teams can played in shirt without Carlsberg logo, this rule played Under 18 team played with sponsor logo on shirts work with season 2014-05 for season 2009-10. With season 2010-11, we played with other sponsor logo, Standard Chartered.

Leftt photo, with home match Under 10s team (13.02.2000), right photo with home match Under 16s team (13.02.2000), at the Liverpool Academy.

Without family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches U 19s team.

Standard away goalkeeper kit

A G 1.0

1999-00 Premier League Away replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Sander Westerveld (small Carlsberg) - image with site www.facebook.com/pages/Dragon-Soccer-Jersey-Collection/147802318619333

1999-00 Away goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Reebok (made in United Kingdom)

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1999-01

Kits staff: Kit man: Graham Carter.

In this design away goalkeeper shirt Liverpool first played (how second goalkeeper away shirt) in Friendly match versus Sunderland, 3-2, 18.05.1999, at Stadium of Light.

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J44,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1999)

In a end season 1998-99 the design away goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt two seasons, 1998-99 & 1999-00. Only in season 1998-99 Liverpool used this design shirt, how second away goalkeeper shirt. Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches. In season 1999-00, Liverpool used with away goalkeeper shirt different kits:
Away shorts and away goalkeeper socks

I now not have information about used Liverpool this design goalkeeper shirt in season 2000-01. I not know used in season 1999-00 with away goalkeeper shirt, away goalkeeper shorts.

A G 1.0 - Away goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE & big Carlsberg logo & player number № 1) with away shorts & goalkeeper away socks.
A G 1.1 - Away goalkeeper shirt (without patches & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with away shorts & away goalkeeper socks.

G 1.* - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits (player number № 1) used in this matches.
G 1.* * - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits (unknown player number) used in this matches.
G 1.* * * - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits (without Carlsberg logo) used in this matches.
A G 1.* - Unknown me now which goalkeeper kits used in this matches, I assume what used away goalkeeper kits

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

Liverpool player shirt comes without a sponsor logo Carlsberg on the crest position owing to ban of beer sponsoring in countries like Norway and France.

A G 1.0
14.09.1999	away	Hull City	League Cup
02.10.1999	away	Aston Villa	Premier League
20.11.1999	away	Sunderland	Premier League
27.11.1999	away	West Ham United	Premier League
26.12.1999	away	Newcastle United	Premier League
13.02.2000	away	Arsenal	Premier League
04.03.2000	away	Manchester United	Premier League
14.05.2000	away	Bradford City	Premier League
A G 1.1
20.07.1999	away	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Friendly
A G 1.*
21.08.1999	away	Middlesbrough	Premier League
13.10.1999	away	Southampton	League Cup
23.10.1999	away	Southampton	Premier League
15.01.2000	away	Watford	Premier League
G 1,*
27.10.1999	home	West Ham United	Premier League
06.11.1999	home	Derby County	Premier League
18.12.1999	home	Coventry City	Premier League
28.12.1999	home	Wimbledon	Premier League
15.03.2000	home	Aston Villa	Premier League
18.03.2000	away	Derby County	Premier League
09.04.2000	home	Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League
03.05.2000	home	Leicester City	Premier League
G 1,* *
16.07.1999	away	FRG XI	Friendly
22.07.1999	away	Linfield	Friendly
24.07.1999	neutral	Feyenoord	Friendly
31.08.1999	away	Blackburn Rover	Friendly
03.08.1999	away	Manchester City	Friendly
16.02.2000	away	AFC Bournemouth	Friendly
G 1,* * *
29.07.1999	away	Valerenga	Friendly

Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number № 1 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup & League Cup. 3rd image, without family name player and number № 3 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team (only for 20.07.2017). 4th image, patch THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly main team (patches used on two sleeves).

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Away goalkeeper shorts	Away goalkeeper socks	Away shorts
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1st Variant away goalkeeper kit

A G 1.1

1999-00 Friendly main team Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 19 Brad Friedel (small Carlsberg logo, with season 1998-99) - not now good image

This design away goalkeeper shirt, Liverpool goalkeepers use in matches Friendly main team. For this match use player number № 2.

A G 1.1 - Away goalkeeper shirt (without patches & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with away shorts & away goalkeeper socks.

A G 1.1
20.07.1999	away	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Friendly

Without family name player and number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team.

2nd Variant away goalkeeper kit

Standard third goalkeeper kit

T G 1.0

1999-00 Third goalkeepers shirts

Manufacturer: Reebok (made in United Kingdom)

Сlub sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 1998-99

Kits staff: Kit man: Graham Carter.

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

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: Ј44,99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 1998)

In a season 1999-00 the design third shirt has changed. Liverpool used third shirt two seasons, 1997-98 & 1999-00. Only in season 1997-98 Liverpool used this design shirt, how away shirt.

In a season 1997-98 the design away goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt one season, 1997-98. Liverpool used away goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches.

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

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 side shirt not how on shirt 1st team.

T G 1.0

1st image, embroidered club emblem.

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Legends Testimonial Ronnie Moran Third goalkeeper shirt (TRAVEL OPTIONS logo)	Third goalkeeper shorts	Third goalkeeper socks
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1st Variant third goalkeeper kit

This design away goalkeeper shirt, Liverpool goalkeepers use in matches Friendly main team. For this match use player number № 2.

Standard second home player kit


	S H 1.0

1999-00 Second home players shirt

Manufacturer: Reebok

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 2000-02

Kits staff: Kit man: Graham Carter.

In this design second home shirt Liverpool first played in home Testimonial Ronnie Moran match versus Celtic (Glasgow, Scotland), 4-1, 15.05.2000, at Anfield.

Replica shirt short sleeve price: J

In a end season 1999-00 the design second home shirt has changed. Liverpool used home shirt three seasons, 1999-00, 2000-01 & 2001-02. In season 2000-01, 2001-02, this shirt was used how home shirt. Liverpool used home shirt how in all home, as and in more away matches.

S H 1.1 - Second home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with second home shorts & second home socks.
S H 1.2 - Second home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTOM TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21TH MAY 2000 & bigger Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with second home shorts & second home socks.

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

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 side shirt not how on 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.

The home shirt comprising of a radically different style to the previous few seasons, the Collar reverted to V Neck with raised collars, The collar also sports a white stripe along the trim of the collar, This stripe can also been seen running along the full length of the underarm, and then up across the chest to join underneath the collar, The Makers Reebok badge is written in lettering again, although the standard Reebok logo has disappeared, Underneath the Reebok logo sits the Liver bird badge, the design first seen on the aforementioned green away kit of 1999 that lent itself to the new Home and Away kits of 2000, The Reebok lettering is fully stitched on the replica shirts and embossed onto the player issue shirts, a complete reversal of the standard way to differentiate between players and replica shirts.

Across the front of the shirt is a broad stripe in red also, this is in a different material to the rest of the shirt in a shinier style, across this stripe the club sponsors Carlsberg display their company logo, At the bottom of the right sleeve upon the replica shirts sits a small rectangular badge with the word "HydroMove", this is a reference to the material used in the production of the shirt by Reebok, Although this is only sported on the Replica shirts and not on the Players issue shirts as shown here.

In season 2000-01, Liverpool used home shirt with special embroidery, this was for matches League Cup Final and UEFA Cup Final. Was made player shirt with special embroidery Treble Winners Final, but in this shirt Liverpool not played. Also was made Commemorative shirts with special embroidery, Wortinghton Cup Winners.

How to distinguish a home shirt of a season 2000-01, from a home shirt of a season 2001-02, very difficultly, I not know now.

S H 1.1
16.05.2000	home	Celtic Glasgow	Testimonial
S H 1.2
21.05.2000	away	Irish XI	Testimonial

1st row (left to right): 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team. 3rd image, special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC for match Testimonial Ronnie Moran. 4th image, special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTOM TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21TH MAY 2000 for match Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino.
2nd row: 1st image, patch THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly main team (patches used on two sleeves).

Attention! The 2000-02 home match shirt has three major differences from a replica. 1) The shirt has a large Carlsberg logo that is 27cm wide. 2) The Reebok logo on the chest is made from rubber and NOT embroidered into the shirt. 3) There is NO ‘hydromove’ logo on the right sleeve. Match issued shirts for the UEFA cup had the smaller Carlsberg logo but still had rubber Reebok logos and no ‘hydromove’ tags to help differentiate them from replicas. Obviously the shirts used in the Premier League with large Carlsberg logos are much more valuable than the UEFA Cup shirts with small Carlsberg logos. If you cannot distinguish a player shirt from a replica or a semifinished item, consult to Michael Yip (www.liverpoolkits.com).

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Testimonial Ronnie Moran Second home shirt	Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino Second home shirt	Second home replica shirt

Second home shorts	Second home socks
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1st Variant second home player kit


	S H 1.1

1999-00 Testimonial Ronnie Moran Second home replica shirt short sleeve № 9 Robbie Fowler (small Carlsberg logo) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.liverpoolkits.com

This design second home shirt, Liverpool field players use in match Testimonial. For this match used special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC and player number № 2.

S H 1.1 - Second home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with second home shorts & second home socks.

Match main teams was played after match Legends Liverpool and Celtic (Glasgow). For Testimonial Ronnie Moran match was used replica shirt, but on shirt was made special match embroidery. Why this shirt, replica, simple on right sleeve have plastic logo "HYDROMOVE".
Only goalkeeper shirt was without "HYDROMOVE" logo and with small Carlsberg logo.

Testimonial matches, it at times farewell (honour) matches of players leaving or soon to leave club, there is, as to matches Testimonial Bill Shankly (04.29.1975) or Testimonial Ronnie Moran (0516.2000) which have been played after the termination of staff's career in Liverpool, shall remind, Ronnie Moran was the player of Liverpool with 1952 for 1965. 16th May was played else one match on Anfield, a match Legends Liverpool and Celtic (Glasgow).

S H 1.1
16.05.2000	home	Celtic Glasgow	Testimonial

Lleft to right: 1st image, family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team. 2nd image, special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC for match Testimonial Ronnie Moran. 3rd image, patch THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly main team (patches used on two sleeves).

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2nd Variant second home player kit


	S H 1.2

1999-00 Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino Second home player shirt short sleeve № 9 Robbie Fowler (bigger Carlsberg logo) - image with site www.liverpoolkits.com

This design second home shirt, Liverpool field players use in match Testimonial. For this match used special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTOM TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21TH MAY 2000 and player number № 2.

S H 1.2 - Second home shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTOM TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21TH MAY 2000 & bigger Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with second home shorts & second home socks.

Liverpool player Steve Staunton (№ 1 1986-91 & 1998-2000) in this match played for Republic of Ireland XI. For team Republic of Ireland XI played also some Liverpool formers: Mark Kennedy (№ 2 1994-98), Robbie Keane (№ 4 2008-09) and Jason McAteer (№ 3 1995-99).

S H 1.2
21.05.2000	away	Irish XI	Testimonial

Lleft to right: 1st image, family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team. 2nd image, special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTOM TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21TH MAY 2000 for match Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino. 3rd image, patch THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly main team (patches used on two sleeves).

Full page about second home shirt with Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino match to look here

Standard second home goalkeeper kit

S H G 1.0

1999-00 Second home goalkeepers shirt

Manufacturer: Reebok

Club sponsor: Carlsberg

Years worn: 2000-03

Kits staff: Kit man: Graham Carter.

In this design second home goalkeeper shirt Liverpool first played in home Testimonial Ronnie Moran match versus Celtic (Glasgow, Scotland), 4-1, 15.05.2000, at Anfield.

Replica goalkeeper shirt long sleeve price: J49.99 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 2000-01)

In a end season 1999-00 the design second home goalkeeper shirt has changed. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt four seasons, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02 & 2002-03. In season 2000-01, 2001-02, this shirt was used how home goalkeeper shirt. In season 2002-03, this shirt was used how fourth goalkeeper shirt. Liverpool used home goalkeeper shirt how in home, as and in away matches.

S H G 1.1 - Second home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with second home goalkeeper shorts & second home goalkeeper socks.
S H G 1.2 * - Second home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTOM TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21TH MAY 2000 & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with second home goalkeeper shorts & second home goalkeeper socks.

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

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 side shirt not how on 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.

For away Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino match versus Ireland XI (21.05.2000) was made second home goalkeeper shirt with special embroidery but shirt not was used in Why, you can to see on photo below, Ireland team played in green shirts. Difficult say, was this goalkeeper shirt in Dublin, may be yes, may be not.

How to distinguish a home goalkeeper shirt of a season 2000-01, from a home goalkeeper shirt of a season 2001-02 or from a four goalkeeper shirt of a season 2002-03, very difficultly, I not know now.

S H G 1.1
16.05.2000	home	Celtic Glasgow	Testimonial
S H G 1.2 *
21.05.2000	away	Irish XI	Testimonial

Lleft to right: 1st image, embroidered club emblem. 2nd image, family name player and player number № 2 use on Liverpool shirt for matches Friendly main team. 3rd image, special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC for match Testimonial Ronnie Moran. 4th image, patch THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for matches Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup & Friendly main team (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


Testimonial Ronnie Moran Second home goalkeeper shirt	Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino Second home goalkeeper shirt	Second home goalkeeper shorts

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

1st Variant second home goalkeeper kit

S H G 1.1

1999-00 Testimonial Ronnie Moran Second home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Brad Friedel (bigger Carlsberg logo) - image with site www.facebook.com/AnfieldOriginals

This design second home goalkeeper shirt, Liverpool goalkeepers use in match Testimonial. For this match used special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC and player number № 2.

S H G 1.1 - Second home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE special embroidery RONNIE MORAN TESTIMONIAL 16TH MAY 2000 LIVERPOOL V CELTIC & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with second home goalkeeper shorts & second home goalkeeper socks.

Match main teams was played after match Legends Liverpool and Celtic (Glasgow). For Testimonial Ronnie Moran match was used replica shirt, but on shirt was made special match embroidery. Why this shirt, replica, simple on right sleeve have plastic logo "HYDROMOVE".
Only goalkeeper shirt was without "HYDROMOVE" logo and with bigger Carlsberg logo.

S H G 1.1
16.05.2000	home	Celtic Glasgow	Testimonial
S H G 1.2 *
21.05.2000	away	Irish XI	Testimonial

2nd Variant second home goalkeeper kit

S H G 1.2

1999-00 Testimonial Steve Staunton & Tony Cascarino Second home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve № 1 Sander Westerveld (small Carlsberg logo) - image with site www.facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum

This design second home goalkeeper shirt, Liverpool goalkeeper use in match Testimonial. For this match used special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTOM TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21TH MAY 2000 and player number № 2.

S H 1.2 - Second home goalkeeper shirt (patches THE F.A. PREMIER LEAGUE special embroidery STEPHEN STAUNTOM TONY CASCARINO TESTIMONIAL 21TH MAY 2000 & small Carlsberg logo & player number № 2) with second home goalkeeper shorts & second home goalkeeper socks.

Liverpool player Steve Staunton (№ 1 1986-91 & 1998-2000) in this match played for Republic of Ireland XI. For team Republic of Ireland XI played also some Liverpool formers: Mark Kennedy (№ 2 1994-98), Robbie Keane (№ 4 2008-09) and Jason McAteer (№ 3 1995-99).

S H G 1.2 *
21.05.2000	away	Irish XI	Testimonial