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Official 1997-98 Tottenham away shirt, Ginola 14
Size:
XL
Condition of shirt:
Good, bright colours throughout, some bubbles throughout, light weat to sleeves (last pictures)
Made by:
Pony
Players:
David Ginola, Les Ferdinand, Jürgen Klinsmann, Darren Anderton, Sol Campbell
Notes:
Away shirt as worn by David Ginola and the Spurs. This kit captures a turbulent yet memorable year for the club, under manager Christian Gross they avoided relegation, finishing 14th in the Premier League.
The away design stands out with its deep blue tone, yellow sponsor, and stylised PONY logo, distinctive in Spurs’ kit history.
The presence of Ginola’s name and number elevates the shirt’s provenance, as he was one of the most flamboyant and popular players of the era. For collectors, this shirt offers strong appeal due to its player link, era‑specific design and authenticity of printing.
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