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[KITS] by Pippjfreak

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Hey, I could look at these for you but fair warning I've got a few things to do first & I go on holiday in a few weeks so it would likely be a while I'm afraid (realistically end of May)
 
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Reading 1994-96
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As worn in the 1995 Play Off Final, although how they got away with both Reading & Bolton playing in their home strips I'll never know.

Away & GK to follow

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Reading 1994-96

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After finishing second division champions in 1994, Reading manager Mark McGee left the Elm Park Club to rescue Leicester from relegation. Reading enjoying a good start to their first season in England’s second tier finished second in the Championship table only to be denied automatic promotion because of the streamlining of the Premier League, from 22 teams to 20. Mark McGee's Leicester were relegated.

Reading faced Bolton Wanderers in the Play-off final. Reading went 1-0 up after four minutes, Nogan with the goal. Welsh International Ade Williams made it 2-0 within 12 minutes and on 34 minutes a rampant Reading were awarded a penalty which Stuart Lovell took and missed, this was the turning point. Bolton scored a 75th-minute goal to give them hope and with four minutes to go, De Freitas scored a controversial leveler for Wanderers – replays suggesting he’d used his hand to control the ball whilst on the ground. Bolton went 3-2 up in extra time, Paatelainen scored on 105 minutes and De Freitas scored his 2nd of the game and Wanderers' 4th on 118, while Reading player-manager Quinn came on to score a late goal for the Royals.

It would take Reading until 2006 to gain promotion to the Premiership as First Division Champions securing a record 106 points in doing so

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Portsmouth 2005-06
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Whilst on the face of it not much happened for Portsmouth this season, it was the season that they hired Harry Redknapp as manager. He saved the team from relegation joining as he did mid season. Redknapp's time in charge did give Portsmouth an FA Cup win in 2008 however thanks to his questionable transfer activity (or was it his dog's?) he left in the club in financial ruin which they have never really recovered from.

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pip
great kits mate, many thanks would consider doing these kits for me please
Everton 05-06
Fulham 05-06
Liverpool 05-06
Newcastle 05-06
Tottenham 05-06
West Brom 05-06
Wigan 05-06
I appreciate any sets you can do as and when
 
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rogers150862 said:
pip
great kits mate, many thanks would consider doing these kits for me please
Everton 05-06
Fulham 05-06
Liverpool 05-06
Newcastle 05-06
Tottenham 05-06
West Brom 05-06
Wigan 05-06
I appreciate any sets you can do as and when
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Thanks, yeah I can add these to the list and I'll just work my way through them. Will probably take a few months from first to last though
 
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Norwich City 1984-86

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Norwich achieved an English football first in 1985 by being the first team to win a major domestic trophy, the 1985 Milk Cup (League Cup) whilst also being relegated in the same season, a feat only ever matched by Birmingham City 26 years later. They did manage to bounce back at the first time of asking by winning the 2nd division the following year.

The Milk cup was Norwich City's 2nd (and last) major honour




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Pip
 
Slarkmeister

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Pippjfreak said:
Norwich City 1984-86

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Norwich achieved an English football first in 1985 by being the first team to win a major domestic trophy, the 1985 Milk Cup (League Cup) whilst also being relegated in the same season, a feat only ever matched by Birmingham City 26 years later. They did manage to bounce back at the first time of asking by winning the 2nd division the following year.

The Milk cup was Norwich City's 2nd (and last) major honour




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Pip
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Awesome Pip, superb kits as always.

Just to add to the history above i think it has been the only time in history that both finalists my beloved Sunderland both got relegated sadly we never came back up and it was the start of terrible demise. But that final was a forgettable game but the atmosphere was fantastic between SAFC and Norwich. It was named the friendly final and I believe we still contest the friendly cup when we play each other. The way it should be!

Cheers
Trev
 
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Slarkmeister said:
Awesome Pip, superb kits as always.

Just to add to the history above i think it has been the only time in history that both finalists my beloved Sunderland both got relegated sadly we never came back up and it was the start of terrible demise. But that final was a forgettable game but the atmosphere was fantastic between SAFC and Norwich. It was named the friendly final and I believe we still contest the friendly cup when we play each other. The way it should be!

Cheers
Trev
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Cheers Trev.

I actually read about the friendly cup when researching Norwich honours list. If it's any consolation Sunderland are the current holders!
 
philips_99

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Hi, I used your Linfield kits (that you gave me on the shared teams thread) on my team export, I just wanted to let you know ;)

www.pesgaming.com/showthread.php?p=2196421#post2196421
 
Pippjfreak

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Slarkmeister said:
Noooooo lol its my beloved Sunderland's history making worst ever season lol :no:

Premiership 1999-2000 - Now that was a season to cherish ;)
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Ooft. Had to google 05-06 season. 15pts Trev. Did Sunderland not bother turning up for half they games? No wonder you dont want to remember that season :no:
 
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