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2004/05 · Everton
Everton 2004-05 Home Shirt - Cahill #17
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Classic Umbro-designed Everton home jersey from the historic 2004-05 campaign
Club / nationEverton
Season2004/05
ManufacturerUmbro
SizeL
ConditionExcellent · 9/19
PlayerCahill
Number17
Shirt typeHome
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- The shirt is in spectacular vintage condition. The royal blue body fabric remains incredibly vibrant, thick, and smooth with no notable clicks, pulls, or fabric bobbles.
Product record
- SKU
- EVE-0405-H-CAH17
- League
- Premier
- Country
- England
Product details
About this shirt
This authentic Everton home shirt perfectly embodies Umbro’s innovative athletic aesthetics from the mid-2000s. Rendered in the club's traditional royal blue, the jersey is heavily detailed with high-breathability navy mesh side panels, contoured white piping that curves across the torso and sleeves, and a sharp integrated V-neck collar. It features official felt Barclays Premier League sleeve patches securely affixed to both arms. The classic Everton tower crest is meticulously embroidered over the center chest, balanced by a white Umbro double-diamond stitch logo on the right. Across the front, the legendary Chang beer sponsor sits sharply screen-printed in white. The reverse comes complete with official, period-correct white velvet Premier League nameset lettering and numbering for iconic Toffees goalscorer Tim Cahill.
The story behind the shirt
2004/05 in context
The 2004-05 season is remembered as one of the greatest and most defiant campaigns in modern Everton history. Despite losing star forward Wayne Rooney in the summer and being tipped by critics for a heavy relegation battle, David Moyes masterfully engineered a sensational season, driving the Toffees to an incredible 4th-place finish to secure historic UEFA Champions League qualification. The catalyst for this miraculous run was newly signed Australian midfielder Tim Cahill. Arriving from Millwall, Cahill's relentless work ethic, unmatched aerial ability, and knack for clutch goals saw him finish as the club's top scorer with 12 goals across all competitions, earning him the Everton Player of the Season award and cementing his status as a Goodison Park legend.
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