Now Available — Liverpool Mugs
Showing 1–16 of 18 results
In stock
John Fantham 1963 Wednesday Home Shirt A Wednesday legend scoring 166 Goals in 434 games. Born in Sheffield in 1939, he joined the Owls in 1956 and played for 13 season. He is Wednesdays second highest scorer, and top scorer post second world war. Playing a key part in the second division title winning team,…
In stock
‘ This is the first time Villa were recorded as wearing claret. Over time Villa developed strong ties with the large Scottish community who were drawn to the city’s thriving engineering industry. The Scottish Lion was emblazoned across the chest in 1878 on black kits, but due to the fading whilst being washed, a new…
In what was the 41st FA Cup Final, Barnsley contested the trophy with West Bromwich Albion. After a replay, Barnsley finally over cane the Baggies with a one nil victory in extra time. Inside forward Harry Tuffnell brought the cup back to South Yorkshire, a feat that has only happened once in Tykes history. We…
In stock
Black Lives Matter – First ever Football/ Soccer Shirt Inspired by the iconic Kits of Portugal, Netherlands and Russia in 2005, this jersey was never released by any of the countries. The Black & White stripes were a message “Say no to Racism” Half and Half, stand up speak up. Now we bring the kit…
In stock
Charlton defeated Burnley 1 goal to nil to lift the FA Cup, in what would be the tournaments 66th finale. Chris Duffy scored the winning goal in extra time. It was the second consecutive final for the Addicks after losing to Derby County the previous year. In a bold move, Charlton wore white with red…
In stock
The Chocolate and Amber with Blue sleeves was the first time the Rams kit was described by the Derbyshire Times. It was used for 3 years researches say and was first introduced v Preston North End. This unique style never featured a badge unlike its predecessor which had the Cricket club emblem on the chest….
Out of stock
Glasgow Rangers 1950 – 51 Away shirt First seen v Raith Rovers in the Scottish League Cup. It was worn occasionally the following season before reverting back to Red. The Badge is embroidered to the left chest and features the unique banding around the waist and carried on to the arms. Four button collar in…
In stock
Leicester Fosse FC was founded by a group of former public school pupils and members of a bible class who met in the Emmanuel Church in Park Street. Their unusual name is derived from a noted local landmark that dates from the Roman occupation, “Fosse” being Latin for “fortified ditch.” Indeed, their first game was…
In stock
Middlesbrough 1886 – 1890 Retro Home Shirt A unique shirt from the late 19th century, featuring rather unusual White Polka Dots on the Blue Collars. A genuine one sold for almost £20,000 in April 2023 and is thought to be the oldest shirt ever discovered still in one piece. The shirts were solid white, and…
Back to where it all began! The famous Newton Heath badge – never before produced on a Football Shirt. The material has been modernised with short sleeves. The badge embroidered to the chest in all its glory! It is believed that after a whip-round among the players and a contribution from the Dining Room Committee,…
Out of stock
Newton Heath successfully dropped the “Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Co” in 1892 and proceeded into the Football League which was two divisions. The club adopted the colours of green with yellow trim. The shirt depicts all of the detail at the time with a deep three button collar. The Heathans became Manchester United in 1902…
In stock
City reguarly pushed for promotion after the introduction of league football after World War 2. A new all yellow shirt was introduced replacing the green and yellow halved shirt. This gave rise to a new crest, a Canary in a branch inside a green shield. The quality at the time was often questioned as the…
In stock
“The Invincibles” is a nickname used to refer to the Preston team of the 1888/89 season, managed by William Sudell. They earned the nickname after completing an entire season undefeated in league and cup competition (27 games), Preston North End became known as “The Invincibles” after they won the Football League in 1888–89, completing the…
Long sleeved classic brought back out the Rangers vault. 3 Button collar with white contrasting buttons and white collar. Badge embroidered to the left chest making this a true classic. The sizes are as follows Small 36″ – 38″ Medium 38″ – 40″ Large 40″ – 42″ XL 42 – 44″ XXL 44″ – 46″…
In stock
Wednesday Cricket Club enabled a seperate football branch to keep members together during the winter season. The name derived from the cricket team, who played on Wednesday afternoons when workers associated with the club had a half day off work. Players wore whatever they could but by 1872, they registered the colours as blue and…
In stock
Thames Iron Works (West Ham United) 1900 Retro Home shirt! Blue meets claret trim to the arms. We have embroidered the Badge and given the collar white buttons. This is a must for any Hammer. Whilst the Union Jack was traditionally connected to Thames Iron Works, the club introduced this classic badge as part of…