Info on matchworn FCB shirts

robibione · Beitrag von **robibione** » 03.06.2005, 20:30

Dear FCB Fans,

Through a Liverpool connection, I have obtained a "matchworn shirt" from
Hervé Tum, worn on 25 September 2002 at Anfield (Liverpool v FCB).
This shirt is a short sleeved away shirt (white/blue, FCB badge, Toyota, CL badge; 11 and Tum on the backside), brand Nike and a "Dri-Fit" one.
It looks exactly as on the pics I found from that match, but I wonder if
some one can tell me where these shirts were made (Portugal, Thailand,
Romania or any other country). Does someone have also a matchworn shirt
from this game or any other CL game and give me info?

Regards

Rob

PizzaBaecker · Beitrag von **PizzaBaecker** » 04.06.2005, 13:55

Why don't you send me the shirt and I'll give it a closer inspection

PS: that blue-white shirt is the ugliest away jersey we've had in years!

MED · Beitrag von **MED** » 04.06.2005, 14:07

why do you want to know where these shirts were made?

edge · Beitrag von **edge** » 04.06.2005, 14:31

I have the shirt from Hakan Yakin. And the shirts were made in Thailand.

ellesse · Beitrag von **ellesse** » 04.06.2005, 14:34

edge hat geschrieben:the shirts were made in Thailand.

Kinderarbeit allez

Läggerlifreak · Beitrag von **Läggerlifreak** » 04.06.2005, 14:47

all the shirts you can buy in the fanshop are made in thailand.... i guess the ones for the players are from the same place... why do you ask?

mattz · Beitrag von **mattz** » 04.06.2005, 14:53

My SEBA shirt is made in portugal......

robibione · Beitrag von **robibione** » 04.06.2005, 16:23

The fact that "Nike" shirts are being produced in mostly Portugal and Romania
and hardly in Thailand. That is why I was interested in more info on FCB matchworn shirts.

Schooffseggel · Beitrag von **Schooffseggel** » 04.06.2005, 16:36

my one is also made in portugal

sergipe · Beitrag von **sergipe** » 04.06.2005, 17:10

The most fcb-shirt are made in portugal.

B 327 · Beitrag von **B 327** » 04.06.2005, 17:44

All my matchworn Shirts from the players are also made in Thailand.

Sorry, but my english is not much better...

grufty · Beitrag von **grufty** » 04.06.2005, 23:20

The 'old' redblue-ones, worn until summer 2002, are made in the UK
The redblue-ones from summer 2002 until today are made in Portugal, so is this years black away shirt
The whiteblue away shirts from 2002-2004 as well as todays white away shirts are made in Thailand

Well, that's the ones I have got....

V.I.P. · Beitrag von **V.I.P.** » 04.06.2005, 23:53

mattz hat geschrieben:My SEBA shirt is made in portugal......

my original SEBA and ERGIC shirts are made in portugal too

saint john · Beitrag von **saint john** » 05.06.2005, 00:18

Mann, ich au will e match-worn shirt

Lou C. Fire · Beitrag von **Lou C. Fire** » 06.06.2005, 15:26

The only important thing to know on that issue is:

Herve Tum is the one with the longest dick....