Millwall 1988 Division 2 Winners Football Team Print
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Millwall reached the top flight for the first time in their history after winning the Division 2 title in 1988. With the likes of Teddy Sheringham and Tony Cascarino, The Lions triumphed, winning the league by a comfortable 4 points.
This print, featuring all the legendary players involved, is the perfect way to celebrate this historic achievement either for yourself or as a very special gift for someone.
Each kit featured is represented by one of our very own digitally illustrated classic jerseys, exclusive to Good Team on Paper.
A4 Unframed Print - 21cm x 30cm
A3 Unframed Print - 30cm x 42cm
A4 Black Framed Print - 31cm x 38.5cm (UK Only)
A4 White Framed Print - 31cm x 38.5cm (UK Only)
A3 Black Framed Print - 40cm x 50cm (UK Only)
A3 White Framed Print - 40cm x 50cm (UK Only)
Printed to order, on premium quality 290gsm pearl paper stock.
Frames come with ivory mount & clear perspex front protection.
Please note: We unfortunately cannot ship framed prints outside of the UK, for overseas orders please choose one of the unframed options.
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