Slough Jets 80s Warm-up Jersey Auction

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Celebrate 40 seasons of Slough Jets hockey with a one‑of‑a‑kind piece of history!


These retro 80s warm up shirts pay tribute to the decade where it all began - the Jets’ inaugural 1986 season - and are being auctioned in support of Thames Hospice as part of their Trunks Across the Thames trail.

The shirts will be worn during warm‑up on our 80s Celebration Night on Saturday 21st March, when the Jets face the Swindon Wildcats 2 and proudly receive the Britton League trophy and then again for the first play-off home game the following weekend.


All profits support the incredible work of Thames Hospice, helping provide essential care to local families and will form part of our fundraising for Trunks Across the Thames.

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£ 75
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Ruari McGibbon #30
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£ 205
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Sebastian Mohr #9
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£ 85
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Blood shirt #1
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£ 165
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Ben Ealey- Newman
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£ 115
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Jacob Minter #44
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£ 85
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Blood shirt #60
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£ 125
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Luke Smital #32
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£ 90
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Jacob Soper #90
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£ 115
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Harry Hatfield #5
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£ 180
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Timo Lindgren #10
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£ 130
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Ollie Hemmings-Maher #91
Lot 11
£ 225
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Brandon Miles #24
Lot 10
£ 205
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Conor Redmond #23
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£ 110
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Marcus Mitchell #11
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£ 125
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Christian Mohr #54
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£ 95
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Neil Liddiard #46
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£ 115
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Jude Affleck #6
Lot 12
£ 80
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Matt Smital #29
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£ 215
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Juha Lindgren #88
Lot 8
£ 85
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Liam Clark #13
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£ 80
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Blood shirt #50
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£ 80
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Harvey Harman #25
Lot 9
£ 130
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Lewis English #19
Lot 15
£ 220
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Kyle Bradburn #33
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£ 125
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Alex Cole #8
Lot 1
£ 125
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Dylan Holicka #3
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