Ian Wright Signed Crystal Palace 1990 FA Cup Final Soccer Jersey

Brand: exclusivememorabilia.com

Features:

• Officially licensed remake 1990 FA Cup final Crystal Palace shirt signed by Ian Wright in silver pen.
• At Exclusive Memorabilia we unconditionally guarantee all our signed items are genuine. Your item will come with a certificate of authenticity showing the sportsperson at the signing session and signed by a company director. The certificate features a numbered hologram that matches an identical hologram affixed to your product.
• Shipped by DHL Express, so you should usually expect to receive your order in around 3-5 working days if based in the US. We will email you a tracking number with your shipping confirmation.
• We are the UK's most trusted trade supplier of sports memorabilia. We have organised signing sessions with the world's biggest sportsmen: Zinedine Zidane, Neymar Jr, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pele, Didier Drogba and Robin van Persie, to name but a few. We supply EPL football clubs such as Liverpool FC and Manchester United, leading cruise lines and charities with their memorabilia for sale or auction. Now we are selling direct to the public too.
• If you have any questions about our products or delivery please do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help. Remember we are on slightly different hours to the US. We are proud of our company, proud of our reputation and proud of our good feedback on Amazon. We are so confident you will love our products that we will offer a full refund if you wish to return your item, providing it is returned in its original condition.

Publisher: Exclusive Memorabilia

Details: This shirt was signed by Crystal Palace legend Ian Wright in a private signing for Exclusive Memorabilia on May 29, 2016 in Bognor Regis. The shirt is a remake of the one worn by Palace in the 1990 FA Cup final against Manchester United, when they came close to pulling off one of the biggest shocks in FA Cup history. Wright, who had only just recovered from a broken leg that had kept him out of the semi-final, started on the subs' bench. Trailing 2-1, Wright came on first to equalise and then put Palace 3-2 up in extra time. But with victory only minutes away, Manchester United equalised. Sadly for Palace, they lost the replay, but it remains one of the greatest FA Cup finals of all time, ignited by the heroic performance of Wright.