Everton football shirt David Weir 2002

When Everton celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2002, the players wore a special jersey – and in central defence, David Weir stood as a symbol of stability and club loyalty.

• Brand: Puma
• Year: 2002–2003
• Size: Medium

Football memories

125 years of blue tradition

The 2002–2003 season was not just another campaign for Everton FC – it was a celebration of the club's proud history, as The Toffees marked their 125th anniversary. With classic design from Puma and details that paid homage to the club's heritage, the jersey was a reminder that Everton is one of England's most traditional clubs. At Goodison Park, fans and players united to build upon the legacy from 1878.

David Weir – anchor of the defence

With David Weir in central defence, Everton had a leader who rarely made mistakes and always played with his heart on his sleeve. The Scottish stopper was known for his tactical discipline and composure in defence. Alongside players such as Thomas Gravesen, Lee Carsley, and a young Wayne Rooney in explosive ascent, he formed the backbone of an evolving Everton team.

Rooney's breakthrough and Moyes' first full season

2002–2003 marked David Moyes' first full season as manager, and it was also the year the world truly took notice of a 16-year-old Rooney. Everton finished a commendable seventh place and gave fans hope for a bright future. The atmosphere at Goodison was electric, and the jersey from the anniversary season became a symbol of the new chapter the club was writing.

An anniversary jersey with a legend on the back

This Puma jersey in size Medium not only carries historical details – it also has David Weir's name on the back. A prominent and respected figure whose presence still commands respect from every Evertonian. It is a jersey that connects club culture, loyalty, and a special season in the club's history.

Are you looking for a piece of authentic Everton history with the name of a club legend? Now is your chance.