Score Draw Retro Manchester City 1994 Home GK Shirt
Beige
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Description
Take it back to the 90s with the Score Draw Retro Manchester City 1994 Home Goalkeeper Shirt in Beige.
Worn during the 1993/94 campaign by Tony Coton and Andy Dibble, the ’94 away keeper top saw City lean heavily into the experimental designs of the time, featuring a repeating, overlapping graphic that gave of a sense of movement to every save.
On the pitch, it was a difficult season for the Sky Blues, with Brian Horton replacing Peter Reid as boss after only four league matches. Reid’s side had picked up just a single point from that initial run of games and despite a short-term dose of new manager bounce from Horton, City continued to struggle, eventually finishing 16th with the second-lowest goal tally in the league. Coton, though, was part of a strong defence, making decisive contributions in a run of three key victories at the beginning of April, which kept the club away from danger.
This is a casual t-shirt version of the jersey, made from lightweight polyester. The official Brother sponsor logo gives you the authentic look, while a traditional club crest ensures long-lasting Cityzens style.
Description
Take it back to the 90s with the Score Draw Retro Manchester City 1994 Home Goalkeeper Shirt in Beige.
Worn during the 1993/94 campaign by Tony Coton and Andy Dibble, the ’94 away keeper top saw City lean heavily into the experimental designs of the time, featuring a repeating, overlapping graphic that gave of a sense of movement to every save.
On the pitch, it was a difficult season for the Sky Blues, with Brian Horton replacing Peter Reid as boss after only four league matches. Reid’s side had picked up just a single point from that initial run of games and despite a short-term dose of new manager bounce from Horton, City continued to struggle, eventually finishing 16th with the second-lowest goal tally in the league. Coton, though, was part of a strong defence, making decisive contributions in a run of three key victories at the beginning of April, which kept the club away from danger.
This is a casual t-shirt version of the jersey, made from lightweight polyester. The official Brother sponsor logo gives you the authentic look, while a traditional club crest ensures long-lasting Cityzens style.
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Product Features
• Short sleeves
• Shaped crew neck
• Club crest
• Brother sponsor logo
• 100% polyester
Additional Information
- Quick Ref: 4003017
- Man. Ref: MANC94HGKSS
