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May 5th 1956 FA Cup Final v Birmingham City Result: 3 - 1 Shirt: Maroon with white stripes, maroon trim, V-neck short sleeves. Badge: City of Manchester coat of arms with 'WEMBLEY' above and '1956' below. This final is probably best remembered for the injury to Footballer of the Year Bert Trautmann. Don Revie's last competitive match for Man City and he only played because Bill Spurdle had a problem with his boils. Why City played in this shirt is a mystery as Birmingham City had already agreed to play in white. The referee was Alf Bond, the one-armed ref. |
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The 1960s Shirt
Shirt:Light Blue long sleeved crew-neck with long sleves and white trim. Badge: Tthe City of Manchester coat of arms with "M.C.F.C". Fully embroidered. Also available with V neck and short sleeves. MCFCBV |
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April 26th 1969 FA Cup Final v Leicester City Result: 1 - 0 Shirt: Red and black stripes with black trim. Badge: City of Manchester coat of arms with "M.C.F.C" above and "WEMBLEY 1969" enscrolled below. Fully embroidered. During their cup run, Manchester City conceded only one goal - and this from a team remembered for its attacking qualities! Leicester's Peter Rodrigues missed a sitter during the final but went on to captain Southampton in 1976. By popular request, this shirt is also available with a circular badge in the centre of the shirt. When ordering, please quote MCFC69/RB
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The Classic 1970s Shirt
Shirt: Long sleeved crew-neck. Badge: The distinctive circular emblem with the City of Manchester coat of arms with "M.C.F.C". Fully embroidered. The classic Manchester City shirt - invoking memories of Lee, Bell, Summerbee, Young etc. |
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The distinctive striped shirt of the Allison era
Shirt: White crew-neck with long sleeves each bearing the number 6. Distinctive red and blue diagonal stripe. This shirt was designed by Malcolm Allison to give City a continental look. It was adapted as an away kit in Royal Blue - also available.
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