This is a matchworn shirt from the 1992/93 league campaign. In 1994, Celtic started to put player numbers of the rear of their league shirts. The numbers were present on the rear of their European shirts from the late 70s / early 80s.
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This is a matchworn shirt from the 1992/93 league campaign. In 1994, Celtic started to put player numbers of the rear of their league shirts. The numbers were present on the rear of their European shirts from the late 70s / early 80s.
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The Celtic home shirt produced for Danish defender Marc Rieper for the final Old Firm derby of the second millenium. Rieper leftCeltic in 2000, but a toe injury in 1998 effectively ended his professional career.
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A player signed #7 matchworn home shirt from Celtic’s 1998/99 campaign, worn by the legendary Henrik Larsson. Sadly Rangers clinched the title with a 3 – 0 win at Celtic Park in the Old Firm.
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This matchworn shirt was worn by Tom Boyd for the May ’98 game where Celtic ended Rangers attempt to win ten SFL titles in a row. Celtic could have wrapped up the season a game earlier, but Dunfermline scored a late equaliser. They beat St Johnstone 2 – 0.
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The #18 shirt worn by fullback/wingback Tosh McKinlay for the 1997 Coca Cola Cup final. The ’97 final at Ibrox saw Celtic beat Dundee 3 – 0 thanks to goals from Rieper, Larsson and Burley. McKinlay left the club in 1999.
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A matchworn #8 home shirt from the 1996/7 season, a year which marked 100 years of competitive football in Scotland!
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This #16 shirt was worn on the bench during the Pat Bonner Testimonial against the Republic of Ireland XI on 18th May 1997 at Lansdowne Road. Celtic lost the match 3 – 2.
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This Paul McStay Testimonial matchworn shirt has been signed by the side who beat Manchester United 3 – 1 in December 1995 on a foggy night at Celtic Park in front of 37,000 fans.
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This is the #14 away shirt worn during the Mike Galloway Benefit Match, when the Celtic first team beat the Celtic All-Stars 3 – 1. Galloway was involved in a car crash and the injuries ended his career prematurely. A crowd of 24,000 raised a considerable amount to assist him following his retirement.
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This is the matchworn #6 shirt from the 1995 Scottish Cup Final. Celtic beat Airdriedonians 1 – 0 thanks to a header from Pierre van Hooijdonk off a Tosh McKinlay cross at Hampden Park in the 9th minute.
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