Score Draw Retro Manchester City 1994 Home GK Shirt

Take it back to the 90s with the Score Draw Retro Manchester City 1994 Home Goalkeeper Shirt in Beige.

Worn during the 1993/94 campaign by Tony Coton and Andy Dibble, the ’94 away keeper top saw City lean heavily into the experimental designs of the time, featuring a repeating, overlapping graphic that gave of a sense of movement to every save.

On the pitch, it was a difficult season for the Sky Blues, with Brian Horton replacing Peter Reid as boss after only four league matches. Reid’s side had picked up just a single point from that initial run of games and despite a short-term dose of new manager bounce from Horton, City continued to struggle, eventually finishing 16th with the second-lowest goal tally in the league. Coton, though, was part of a strong defence, making decisive contributions in a run of three key victories at the beginning of April, which kept the club away from danger.

This is a casual t-shirt version of the jersey, made from lightweight polyester. The official Brother sponsor logo gives you the authentic look, while a traditional club crest ensures long-lasting Cityzens style.