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Everton Home Shirt 1984/85
€49,98
Unit price perEverton’s 1984/85 season was the finest in the club’s history — a golden year under manager Howard Kendall. The Toffees achieved a remarkable First Division and European Cup Winners’ Cup double, and narrowly missed out on a treble.
Everton won the league title convincingly, finishing 13 points clear of Liverpool, with stars like Neville Southall, Kevin Ratcliffe, Trevor Steven, Peter Reid, Graeme Sharp, and Andy Gray forming a superbly balanced team.
In Europe, they lifted the Cup Winners’ Cup, beating Rapid Vienna 3–1 in the final. The only blemish was a 1–0 FA Cup Final loss to Manchester United, but the season remains the pinnacle of Everton’s modern era.
Everton Home Shirt 1984/85
€49,98
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Everton’s 1984/85 season was the finest in the club’s history — a golden year under manager Howard Kendall. The Toffees achieved a remarkable First Division and European Cup Winners’ Cup double, and narrowly missed out on a treble.
Everton won the league title convincingly, finishing 13 points clear of Liverpool, with stars like Neville Southall, Kevin Ratcliffe, Trevor Steven, Peter Reid, Graeme Sharp, and Andy Gray forming a superbly balanced team.
In Europe, they lifted the Cup Winners’ Cup, beating Rapid Vienna 3–1 in the final. The only blemish was a 1–0 FA Cup Final loss to Manchester United, but the season remains the pinnacle of Everton’s modern era.
