Bryan Robson Signed Manchester United 1983 White Away Jersey

Brand: exclusivememorabilia.com

Features:

• Officially licensed remake Manchester United 1983 white away shirt. No numbering, short sleeves. Signed by Bryan Robson.
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Publisher: Exclusive Memorabilia

Details: This Manchester United shirt was personally signed by Bryan Robson in Manchester on July 15, 2016. Robson was United's longest serving captain ever, and played 461 times for the club, scoring 99 goals. He won two league titles, three FA Cups and the European Cup Winners Cup. This shirt is a remake of the 1983 white away shirt and comes with stitching commemorating the 1983 FA Cup final victory when Captain Marvel led the side to a 4-0 victory over Brighton And Hove Albion, also scoring two goals.