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Bristol City 1955 - 1956 home shirt.
Price: £35.99
Bristol City 1955 - 1956 home shirt. Thanks to the amazing goalscoring of John Atyeo, second from right on the back row, Bristol City became champions of Division Three (south) as well as securing a club record 30 league victories in season 1954-55 and wore this shirt for the following campaign back in the old Division Two. During that championship winning season, John Atyeo scored 28 goals and 351 overall in 645 appearances for Bristol City. In 1955 Atyeo scored on his debut for England in a 4-1 victory over Spain the first time floodlights were used at Wembley for a competitive football match.
Bristol City 1973 - 1974 home shirt.
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Bristol City 1973 - 1974 home shirt. On Tuesday, February 19th, 1974, Second Division Bristol City shocked the football world, wearing this classic design, when they beat Don Revie's all-conquering, topflight Leeds United side 1-0, at Elland Road, in an F.A. Cup 5th Round replay, thanks to Donnie Gillies' 73rd minute clipped shot. To appreciate the magnitude of City's triumph you have to consider the following information: The Robins won despite performing in front of a fiercely partisan crowd of 47,182. Leeds all-star team was packed with international players and going into the FA Cup tie were undefeated in 29 First Division matches. They eventually won the League Championship by 5 points. Pictured is David Rodgers who gave 13 years of loyal service to the City and was a member of the Ashton Gate 8 who saved the club when they ripped up thier contracts in 1982.
Bristol City 1975 - 1976.
Price: £34.99
Thursday 20th April 2008 is a special date thousands of Robins fans scattered across the globe, because it marks the 32nd Anniversary of their clubs last promotion to top-flight football. That evening Bristol City beat Portsmouth 1-0, at Ashton Gate wearing this classic shirt, before a blissful crowd of 27,394, thanks to Clive Whiteheads third minute scorcher.
Bristol City 1976 Away shirt
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Bristol City shirt worn during the spell in the old first division, including the opening match against Arsenal in which Paul Cheesley, pictured, scored the winning goal. Just three days after the Arsenal victory, City returned to Ashton Gate triumphant for their first home game in the top flight. A crowd of 25,316 turned out to see a Stoke side with Peter Shilton in goal. Then, in one brutal moment, Cheesleys promising career was ended. A cross came into the box and he rose to challenge Shilton for the ball, getting there first and heading over. It was a harmless-looking clash but he landed badly, ripping his cartilage, tearing ligaments and chipping a bone in his knee. At the age of 24, and with a blossoming career ahead of him, he was taken off and never ran back onto the pitch in a City shirt again.
