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2007 puma rugby world cup south africa polo shirt wtags 50198455288155 Size:M badges and sponsor are excellent 51805625680219 badges and sponsor are excellent Home shirt as worn when Manchester City were promoted from the First Division in the 1999 00 season before being relegated in the next season badges and sponsor are excellentHome shirt as worn when Carlos Queiroz managed the side Condition Details Brand new example with Puma tags attached Polo shirt released as part of the 2007 Rugby World Cup Country package

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