Stoke football shirt 2009

A jersey from a time when Stoke had truly established themselves in the Premier League.

• Brand: Le Coq Sportif
• Year: 2009–2010
• Size: Medium
• Notes: Small damage to the Britannia logo and a stain below the club logo

Football Memories

Britannia as a Bastion

In the 2009–2010 season, Stoke City proved that their promotion two years earlier was no fluke. Under Tony Pulis, the club became synonymous with a tough, physical playing style, and their home ground, Britannia Stadium, became a true nightmare for opponents. It was here that even the biggest teams were given a run for their money.

Physical Profiles and Defensive Heroes

The team was built around defensive specialists like Ryan Shawcross and Robert Huth, while Rory Delap's legendary long throws created havoc in every box. Ricardo Fuller and James Beattie were prolific goalscorers up front, and Thomas Sørensen had a strong season in goal.

The Jersey with French Finesse

The Le Coq Sportif designer delivered an elegant, classic red-and-white striped jersey with beautiful details and high quality. The Britannia sponsorship was clearly visible on the front, and the logo proudly sat on the chest as always – although, as mentioned, it has suffered a small damage on this particular jersey.

A Jersey with Scars – and Character

Measuring 54 x 72 cm, it fits like a Medium. The jersey shows signs of use in the form of a minor stain and wear on the sponsor, but this only adds to its character and authenticity. It carries the story of a club that fought against the odds – and often won.

Do you remember the matches in the rain at Britannia? Then this jersey is made for you.