08-09 Everton home football shirt

Everton FC, the original Merseyside club, are a squad known for their teamwork, work ethic, and extremely loyal fans. Led by David Moyes, Everton is a squad that has been built around home-grown talent emerging from Everton’s academy, and shrewd transfer moves that have added depth and talent. The team has played at historic Goodison Park since 1892, a home ground which boasts impressive attendance figures every match, and are best known for their nicknames ‘the Toffees’ and more recently, “The People’s Club”. How do you become a Toffeeman? Simple: buy an Everton FC kit from UKsoccershop!

The Everton home kit is a royal blue design that features some simple white designs on various parts of it. The shirt is white around the neck in a shape that resembles the look of a folded-down polo collar, and there are thin white ‘boomerangs’ on the sides of the shirt beside the sleeves. These white touches continue on the back, where two thin white strips run down from the shoulder to the upper back of the kit, and a third bit of white is found in the middle of the shirt about ¾ of the way down. Several darker, subtle blue lines run from the white bits at the top and meet at the lower white piece. The sleeve ends have very thin white bands at the tips. Finally, the Umbro logo is white and found at the top right of the front of the shirt, and on the opposite side is the bold Everton crest. The sponsor’s logo and text are white and found in the centre of the kit. All of these details combine to make a very striking kit that has to be seen to be fully appreciated.

To add further to such a powerful shirt, official Barclays Premiership name and numbering is available. This printing is white and can be added with your own information or with one of the Toffees players’; we like 9 – SAHA, 17 – CAHILL, and 25 – FELLAINI among others.

Buy official Everton football shirts at UKSoccershop.

Review by Justin Barrie

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