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Scots football shirts tipped off in Lancs
2nd June 2005, Page 18
2nd June 2005
Page 18
Page 18, 2nd June 2005
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POLICE ARE hunting thieves who stole a truck containing 10,000 Scotland football shirts in Lancashire.
The green Mercedes was stolen during the night of 20/21 May from the car park of the Four Ails Inn in Higham; it was en-route to deliver the kit to JJB stores across Scotland.
The truck was later found minus its load in Merseyside.
The new kit was not due to go on sale in sports shops until 30 May. Manufacturer Diadora has warned fans that it is an offence to buy one of the stolen strips, which are security coded and individually numbered.
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