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Martin Offiah Try – Widnes vs Canberra Raiders – World Club Challenge 1989
Martin Offiah Try – Widnes vs Canberra Raiders – World Club Challenge 1989
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This print showcases Martin Offiah’s second try to seal Widnes the 1989 Club World Challenge against Canberra Raiders.
The Green Machine of Canberra led 12-0 at one stage at Old Trafford, but a spirited performance with Offiah scoring twice along with further tries from Paul Hulme, Jonathan Davies, Richie Eyres, and Darren Wright saw Widnes shock the star-studded Raiders, who had Gary Belcher, Mal Meninga, Laurie Daley, Ricky Stuart and Bradley Clyde in their starting line-up.
The print is the perfect way to remember an iconic moment for any supporter of Widnes.
The Green Machine of Canberra led 12-0 at one stage at Old Trafford, but a spirited performance with Offiah scoring twice along with further tries from Paul Hulme, Jonathan Davies, Richie Eyres, and Darren Wright saw Widnes shock the star-studded Raiders, who had Gary Belcher, Mal Meninga, Laurie Daley, Ricky Stuart and Bradley Clyde in their starting line-up.
The print is the perfect way to remember an iconic moment for any supporter of Widnes.
Product Details
Product Details
The artwork will be printed on high-quality glossy paper to ensure a vibrant finish.
- A4 Glossy Photo Paper (200gsm)
- A3 Glossy Photo Paper (240gsm)
- Please note the frame is not included with this purchase
Processing Times
Processing Times
Orders are processed within 3-5 working days of being placed (excluding weekends). Once your order has been processed, you will receive an email to confirm that it has been dispatched.
Delivery Information
Delivery Information
All of our products are shipped from the UK and sent out via Royal Mail 1st Class, with an option for faster delivery at checkout.
To ensure safe delivery to your address, A4 prints are posted out in cardboard-backed envelopes and A3 prints are rolled into a sturdy postal tube.
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