Paddy Crerand Hand Signed 1968 European Cup Final Shirt

Paddy Crerand Hand Signed 1968 European Cup Final Shirt £150.00

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Product Description

Replica 1968 European Cup Final shirt hand signed by Paddy Crerand an historic piece of Manchester United memorabilia.

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PRICING

The base price of £150 is for a hand signed shirt unframed and collected from MUST. Adding framing and/or shipping (by insured courier) will adjust the price above (view the subheading not the headline price in the title - apologies for any confusion).

SHIPPING
We ship our shirts by insured courier and the price is added when you select Shipping and Framing? options above. If you would prefer to collect your shirt from MUST or to arrange your own courier collection please select the Collect from M.U.S.T shipping option and contact us to make arrangements.

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Patrick Timothy Crerand (born 19 February 1939), is a Scottish former footballer. After six years at Celtic he moved

to Manchester United where he was a member of teams that won the English League title twice, the FA Cup and European

Cup. He also gained 16 international caps for Scotland.

After six years at Celtic (120 appearances, 5 goals), he signed for Manchester United on 6 February 1963, the fifth

anniversary of the Munich air disaster, making his debut against Blackpool. He was a hard-tackling midfielder who, while

known for his tenacity and tackling ability, was also an accurate passer, creating chances for attacking players such as

Bobby Charlton and George Best.

Patrick Timothy Crerand (born 19 February 1939), is a Scottish former footballer. After six years at Celtic he moved to Manchester United where he was a member of teams that won the English League title twice, the FA Cup and European Cup. He also gained 16 international caps for Scotland.

After six years at Celtic (120 appearances, 5 goals), he signed for Manchester United on 6 February 1963, the fifth anniversary of the Munich air disaster, making his debut against Blackpool. He was a hard-tackling midfielder who, while known for his tenacity and tackling ability, was also an accurate passer, creating chances for attacking players such as Bobby Charlton and George Best.

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