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Commemorative scarves 1977-1994

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1976-77 - Portuguese Cup Winner

A relic! It is for sure one of the first commemorative scarves in the world and the very first of FC Porto! Coming back to FC Porto, the great coach Pedroto wins the Portuguese Cup! From left to right: Pedroto, Torres, Freitas, Rodolfo, Simões, Murça, Gabriel, Taí, Octávio, Gomes, Duda and Oliveira. (printed type, double face):

Thanks, Bruno!

1983-84 - Cup Winners' Cup Final, Porto-Juventus

A scarf that many said that didn't exist! Italian edition, satin type, with printed lettering and pictures:

Only possible thanks to Alessandro Scaglione's kindness!

1985-86 - Bi-Champion of Portugal

This is probably the first of a kind of scarves that became very popular in the following years: the material is satin, the details are stamped, the production is homemade and the quality is ... poor! Put the pointer over the image to see the inscription and the crest in detail:

A very, very special gesture of friendship of Álvaro Groba

1986-87 - European Champion Clubs' Cup

A rarity, about which information is scarce! It shows, not only the Porto's crest, but also the crests of all the teams met by Porto in its road to the final: Rabat Ajax (Malta), Víktovice Ostrava (Czechoslovakia), Brøndby (Denmark) and Dinamo Kyiv (USRR). Since this scarf doesn't exhibit the Bayern's crest, I believe it should be edited before the semi-finals with Dinamo. Satin printed type. Put the pointer over the image to see the crests in detail:

1986-87 - European Champion Clubs' Cup Final, Porto-Bayern

German edition for the Bayern supporters (notice that there is no reference to FC Porto). Woolen type scarf (more likely acrylic) with stamped inscriptions:

A very, very special gift of my FRIEND Bruno Sampaio

Another German edition for Bayern fans (there is no reference to FC Porto, too), printed acrylic type:

In 1987, Álvaro Groba brought this scarf from Vienna and gave it to a friend. 19 years
later, the Álvaro's friendship and the kindness of his friend allowed me to have it!

1986-87 - European Champion

Blue and white acrylic type scarf, with printed crests and inscriptions:

MISSING! Armando Pereira's collection

1986-87 - European and World Champion

Another precious piece! It's not dated but it was certainly made in 1987 or even in 1988, since the Intercontinental Cup has been held in December. It's a acrylic type scarf with printed crests and inscriptions. It's an initiative of the former fans group Dragões Azuis (Blue Dragons). Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

A gift of my young friend Bruno Maia

Another copy of the same former edition, which has been waiting for me, during 20 years, in Germany (Danke, Tina!). Its inclusion here allow pointing out the primitive way of producing these scarves in that time: this one is bigger than the former, the inscriptions show differences and the fringes have different colour:

Printed satin type edition, another initiative of the former fans group Dragões Azuis (Blue Dragons):

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1987 - UEFA Super Cup, Porto-Ajax (2 legs)

No match scarves for this cup are known. Scarves were not so popular yet. I have been watching carefully the videos of the two legs and I couldn't see any supporter wearing scarf. However, if any Ajax supporter wore one, it would probably be one of these. It's a acrylic type scarf, or similar, with stamped inscriptions and it's from that time:

Although the Ajax crest displayed in this scarf is the old one, it is unlikely from the 1987-88 season. In fact, being of the jacquard type, with two equal faces, it should have been produced at a later date, but not much:

1987 - European and World Champion and UEFA Super Cup Winner

Acrylic type scarf, with stamped inscriptions and drawings:

1987-88 - Champion of Portugal

At first sight, I thought that this scarf was equal to a former printed acrylic scarf, celebrating also the European and World titles. However, looking at the caption under the crests one can see that is a commemorative scarf of the 1987-88 title. Put the pointer over the image to see the referred detail:

Acrylic type scarf, made with white and blue thread, with printed crests and inscriptions:

Printed satin type edition. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1989-90 - Champion of Portugal

Printed satin type scarf with the players' names:

MISSING! Armando Pereira's collection

Another printed satin type scarf. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

Printed acrylic scarf. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1990-91 - European Champion Clubs' Cup, Quarter-finals, Porto-Bayern

Printed acrylic edition, double face:

1991-92 - Champion of Portugal

Printed satin edition:

A gift of my friend Jorge Reis

This other version, of the same type, seems to be designed by the same author of the previous scarf:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

And this also does:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

Another version, also of printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details:

Printed acrylic type scarf, in fantastic condition, displaying the Stadium of Antas. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

Printed acrylic scarf with the players' names. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

Printed satin type version of the previous scarf. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

Another printed satin type version. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

And one more, also printed satin type:

This scarf doesn't display the date but its former owner assures that it refers to that year. Its style also confirms that possibility. Printed satin type:

1992-93 - Champions League

This scarf doesn't show any date, however the team photo seems to indicate 1992-93. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest. Printed satin type:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1992-93 - Champions League, 2nd Round, Porto-Sion

One of the first FC Porto match scarves. Printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1992-93 - Champions League, Group Stage, FCP, Milan, Göteborg, PSV

Edition showing the clubs crests. Printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

Similar edition. Printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

Another edition, also of printed satin type, showing the dates of the Porto's matches:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

And this one is the "negative" (!) of the previous:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

This edition is caracterized by showing huge crests. Printed satin type:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

This scarf is equal to the previous but has the inscription FC PORTO upside down:

And this shows the clubs names with big letters. Printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

Another variant! Printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

1992-93 - Champions League, Group Stage, Porto-Milan

Not being dated, this scarf can refer to 1992-93 or 1993-94! I believe it is from 1992-93, but I'm not sure. Printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

Another non-dated scarf, which can refer to 1992-93 or 1993-94! However, given the high similarity of style with other scarves of 1992-93, I believe it is from this year. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1992-93 - Bi-Champion of Portugal

Printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details:

A gift of my friend Jorge Reis

Another edition, also of printed satin type:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1993-94 - Champions League, 2nd Round, Porto-Feyenoord

Portuguese edition, printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1993-94 - Champions League, Group Stage, FCP, Milan, Anderlecht, Werder Bremen

Werder Bremen's edition, two equal faces jacquard type, for the Champions League, with a special meaning for FC Porto. Werder Bremen came to the "Champions" 93/94 edition as the champion of one of the mightiest of football nations. In the first two rounds, Bremen eliminated Dinamo Minsk and Levski. Then, it integrated FC Porto's group stage; after the fourth match, Bremen could be qualified if it defeated Porto, in Bremen, and if it won one point in Brussels. But, in Bremen, FC Porto smashed the German champion by 0-5, in one of the most brilliant pages of its history:

Portuguese edition, printed satin type (notice that the crests of Milan and Werder Bremen are upside down):

In this version, which seems to be from the same producer, the crests of Milan and Werder Bremen are correctly positioned but the Anderlecht one has a wrong colour. Printed satin type:

Another Portuguese edition, printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

One more, printed satin type. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

And another more, printed satin type, too! Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

German edition, printed acrylic type, probably licensed by Werder Bremen:

1993-94 - Champions League, Group Stage, Porto-Anderlecht

Notice that this scarf was undoubtedly produced by the same maker of the former scarf showing the inscription "Força Porto". However, whilst the former refers globally to the Group B, this one refers specifically to the match with Anderlecht. Printed satin type, double face. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

1993-94 - Champions League, Group Stage, Porto-Milan

Not being dated, this scarf can refer to 1992-93 or 1993-94! I believe the second date is the correct. Printed satin type:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

1993-94 - Champions League, Semi-final, Porto-Barcelona

Printed satin type scarf referring to the semi-final played in only one leg at Camp Nou. Put the pointer over the image to see the details of interest:

MISSING! Fernando Peixoto Correia's collection

If you own any commemorative scarf related to FC Porto, not represented in this page or missing me, and if you are willing to sell or to exchange it, please, contact me. At least, send me a photo!