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Tanzania was at one time one of the hardest shirts to obtain, a market flooded with fakes Adidas shirts, and lots of awful shirts by a company called ‘Skies’ that were never used by the team. Recently Jakob (who’s awesome collection you can see here<\/a>) has started to crack some of the more difficult countries including The Gambia and Tanzania. Having obtained last season’s shirts<\/a> from the Tanzania FA I asked if he would be able to repeat the trick, and sure enough a parcel arrived from Tanzania a few days later.