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2004/06 · Liverpool
Liverpool 2004-06 Away Shirt - Gerrard #8
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Classic Reebok-designed Liverpool away jersey from the historic 2004-05 and 2005-06 campaigns
Club / nationLiverpool
Season2004/06
ManufacturerReebok
SizeS
ConditionExcellent · 8/10
PlayerGerrard
Number8
Shirt typeAway
Archive assuranceConstruction, age and condition documented.
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- The shirt is in phenomenal vintage condition. The yellow fabric remains vibrant and bright with an incredibly smooth texture and no notable clicks or pulls
Product record
- SKU
- LIV-0406-A-GER8
- League
- Premier
- Country
- England
Product details
About this shirt
This authentic Liverpool away shirt showcases Reebok's highly distinct and technical mid-2000s design language. Styled in a vibrant yellow base, the shirt features a unique, repeating black gradient honeycomb graphic mesh pattern that sweeps down the right shoulder and lower left flank. It is tailored with a black crew neck collar, curved black ventilation underarm panels, and official felt Barclays Premier League patches heat-sealed onto both sleeves. The historic Liverpool crest is embroidered on a raised felt patch on the left chest, perfectly balanced by a printed black Reebok vector logo on the right. Across the front, the legendary Carlsberg sponsor sits beautifully screen-printed in dark green. The reverse comes complete with official, period-correct velvet Premier League nameset lettering and numbering for the legendary midfielder Steven Gerrard.
The story behind the shirt
2004/06 in context
Worn across two historic seasons under Rafael Benítez, this yellow away design is permanently etched into Liverpool folklore. Most famously, it was utilized during the legendary 2004-05 UEFA Champions League campaign on the road to the Miracle of Istanbul, as well as the thrilling 2005-06 season culminating in the "Gerrard Final" FA Cup triumph. This era belonged to Steven Gerrard, who hit absolute peak form, driving the team forward from midfield with sensational long-range strikes and match-winning displays, including a stunning 23-goal haul across the 2005-06 campaign that earned him the PFA Players' Player of the Year award.
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