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| 1995/96 *** LEEDS UTD MATCH WORN/ISSUE COCA-COLA CUP FINAL SHIRT *** Below is a fantastic shirt worn by Carlton Palmer in the Coca-Cola Cup 1996 Final. The match was played at Wembley with Aston Villa being the worthy winners. The shirt has been signed by the entire squad on the front of the shirt. Player shirts differ to replica shirts by the unique game details embroided in the chest area. *** DAVID O'LEARY MATCH WORN SIGNED HOME SHIRT *** Below is a fantastic shirt worn by David O'Leary during a Premiership match in the 1995/96 season. This was one of the last ever shirts issued to David as he played very little during the season before retiring. David later took on a coaching role at the club before becoming the manager in 2000. The shirt is very rare and has been signed by the squad including all-time legend Billy Bremner! The shirt has all the differences to separate it from a replica including the stitched numbers on the back.     *** BRIAN DEANE MATCH WORN UEFA CUP HOME SHIRT *** Below is a fantastic shirt worn by Brian Deane during the second round of the Uefa Cup against PSV Eindhoven. The match was played at Elland Road and finished 5-3 to PSV, meaning Leeds was knocked out from the competition. This is a very rare shirt as UEFA cup home shirt are different to the standard player shirts as they do not feature the Leeds badge on them. What also makes the shirt very rare is that it was used in this game only as Leeds Utd didn't progress any further in the competition. SHIRT NOW SWAPPED! *** GARY KELLY MATCH WORN AWAY SHIRT ***
This rare away shirt was worn by loyal defender Gary Kelly during the 1995/96 Premiership campaign. This shirt has his name on the back which confirms that it was used in the league rather than a cup game. It also has the plain numbers on the back which were only used in the 1995/96 season. The shirt is the rarer long sleeved version and still has visible marks on the shirt from match use. This style of shirt has many differences when compared to a replica with this shirt obviously having all those expected.
 *** LEEDS UTD NO.7 MATCH WORN AWAY SHIRT *** This rare away shirt was worn by a team member during a cup match in the 1995/96 season. Leeds Utd reached both the FA Cup quarter final and the Coca-Cola Cup Final this year so there were plenty of cup games played! The shirt belonged to NO.7 so will have definitely seen match use but I am unsure who has wore it (still researching). The numbers on the back of the shirt do not have 'Asics' printed on them which confirms this shirt is from the 95/96 season. SHIRT NOW SWAPPED!    *** NIGEL WORTHINTON MATCH WORN AWAY SHIRT ***
This rare away shirt was worn by defender Nigel Worthington during a premiership away match of the 1995/96 season. This shirt has his name on the back which confirms that it was used in the league rather than a cup game. Nigel arrived in the twilight of his career but did provide good cover for the injury prone Tony Dorigo. The shirt has many differences to a replica which include the sewn numbers and the fully embroided club crest. This shirt also has the plain numbers on the back which were only used in the 95/96 season. SHIRT NOW SWAPPED!    *** MARK JACKSON MATCH WORN THIRD SHIRT ***
The shirt was worn by youngster Mark Jackson during the 1995/96 season in which he made his debut for the club. The shirt was obtained direct from the former player along with a number of his other shirts. A very rare style of shirt that was only wore twice by the players and never released as a replica. As the shirt has the 'JACKSON' name printed on the reverse then this shirt was issued for the league game against QPR rather than the cup game against Port Vale.     *** LEEDS UTD NO.10 MATCH WORN/ISSUE THIRD SHIRT *** Below is one of the rarest Leeds Utd shirts of all time. These shirts were only ever worn twice, once in the league against QPR and once in the Coca-Cola Cup match against Port Vale. The shirt was made by Asics after the players complained that they couldn't see each other in the green/blue striped away shirt. The shirts were never released as replica's meaning that only a handful of these shirts exist. The shirt below was issued to Gary McAllister for the cup game against Port Vale and also signed to the front.   
*** LEEDS UTD NO.16 MATCH WORN/ISSUE 3RD SHIRT *** This is one of the rarest Leeds Utd shirts due to the fact that it was only ever seen in two games. The one below is NO.16 which I believe was a substitute's shirt but I'm unsure who it was allocated to. SHIRT NOW SWAPPED!
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