Aston Villa 1982 European Cup Winners shirt signed by 11
£125.00
The 1982 European Cup final was played in front of 46,000 people in Rotterdam between Aston Villa (reigning English First Division Champions) & Bayern Munich (reigning German Champions). Peter Withe’s goal in the 67th minute was the only difference between the two teams in a hotly contested match, providing Villa fans with their only triumph in Europe to date.
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Aston Villa 1982 European Cup winners signed shirt by 18 of the squad that lifted the Cup. Aston Villa overcame Bayern Munich by 1-0 with a goal from Peter Withe.
– Signatures include: Dennis Mortimer (Captain), Gary Shaw,Allan Evans, Tony Morley, Gary Williams, Jimmy Rimmer, Nigel Spink, Des Bremner, Ken McNaught, Gordon Cowans & Kenny Swain.
– 100% Authentic Signatures
– Signed in a private signing session.
– Supplied with Certificate of Authenticity
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