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2003/05 · newcastle-united
Newcastle United 2003-05 Home Shirt - Shearer #9
£95.00One available
Classic adidas-designed Newcastle United home jersey across the 2003-04
Club / nationnewcastle-united
Season2003/05
Manufactureradidas
SizeL
ConditionExcellent · 9/10
PlayerShearer
Number9
Shirt typeHome
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- The fabric is in beautiful vintage condition with excellent elasticity and deep colors. Badges and back velvet nameset are perfectly preserved
Product record
- SKU
- NEW-0305-H-SHEA9
- League
- Premier league
Product details
About this shirt
This authentic Magpies home shirt showcases the clean, structured aesthetic crafted by adidas during the mid-2000s. The traditional black and white vertical stripes are beautifully complemented by matching black side panels and a solid white upper back panel to support player namesets. It features a tailored black knit polo collar with a white tip, matching black cuffs with subtle blue under-piping, and the classic three-stripe branding extending across the shoulders. The iconic club crest is meticulously embroidered on the left chest, with the classic adidas performance logo on the right. Across the front, the historic Northern Rock blue text sponsor sits crisply applied. On the reverse, the piece comes complete with official, period-correct velvet Premier League nameset lettering and numbering for the lethal number 9, Alan Shearer.
The story behind the shirt
2003/05 in context
Worn across two thrilling mid-2000s campaigns, this shirt oversaw the final years of Sir Bobby Robson's legendary tenure at St James' Park. Newcastle United achieved great continental success during this era, reaching the semi-finals of the 2003-04 UEFA Cup and the semi-finals of the 2004-05 FA Cup. This template is forever synonymous with club captain and all-time top Premier League goalscorer Alan Shearer, who led the line with absolute ferocity, hammering home 28 goals across all competitions in 2003-04 followed by another 19 goals during the 2004-05 campaign.
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