Retro Arsenal Away Shirt 1986/87

Retro Arsenal Away Shirt 1986–87 – A New Era in Yellow and Blue

Bright Tradition. Adidas Simplicity. Graham’s First Glory.

Worn by Rocastle, Adams & O’Leary in Arsenal’s League Cup Triumph

The Retro Arsenal Away Shirt 1986–87 marks the start of a new chapter for the Gunners under George Graham. Featuring the club’s classic yellow and royal blue colourway, this early adidas design brings pure 80s nostalgia with minimalist styling, the bold JVC sponsor, and the return of silverware to Highbury.

Worn by legends such as David Rocastle, Tony Adams, Paul Davis, and David O’Leary, this shirt was on show during Arsenal’s successful League Cup campaign, where they defeated Liverpool 2–1 in the final — their first trophy in eight years and a sign of things to come under Graham’s reign.

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Why Buy the Arsenal 1986–87 Retro Away Shirt?

• 💛 Classic yellow body with royal blue trim and collar – Traditional Arsenal away look

• 🧵 Embroidered Arsenal cannon crest and bold JVC sponsor

• 🏆 Worn during the 1987 League Cup-winning season

• ⭐ Associated with Rocastle, Adams & Davis in a trophy-winning year

• ✅ Perfect for collectors, retro kit lovers, and fans of Arsenal’s 80s era

1986–87 Season Highlights

✅ Arsenal defeat Liverpool 2–1 at Wembley to win the League Cup
✅ David Rocastle becomes a standout midfield talent
✅ Tony Adams breaks into the first team as a teenager
✅ The start of the George Graham era of discipline and trophies

Care Instructions

🧼 Wash cold, inside out. Avoid tumble drying to protect colour and embroidered detail.

The Yellow Shirt That Brought Glory Back to Highbury

The 1986–87 away shirt is a bold symbol of Arsenal’s return to winning ways and a must-have for any Gunners enthusiast.

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