Nike - Leeds United 2003/04 Home Football Shirt
Yes! We only work with 100% authentic products. All items have to pass our authentication process.
All products are brand new unless else stated. The condition of our used products are rated according to a 5-9 scale,
9/10 - Very good condition, almost new. Few signs of wear.
8/10 - great condition, used but maintained well. Signs of wear/stains/minor sponsor or nameset damages.
7/10 - good condition, clear signs of wear/stains/sponsor or nameset damages.
6/10 - frequently used, significant signs of wear/stains/spo nsor or nameset damages.
5/10 - heavily used, significant signs of wear/stains/sponsor or nameset damages.
We aim to send all orders within 48 business hours. Domestic orders are delivered within 3-5 business days.
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Leeds United’s 2003/04 season was a tumultuous and challenging year for the club, as they faced a combination of financial difficulties, poor on-field performances, and eventual relegation from the Premier League.
Leeds United had been one of the most prominent clubs in English football at the turn of the century, with their strong squad under David O'Leary challenging for Champions League spots and competing in Europe. However, the club faced significant financial issues after overspending on player acquisitions in the early 2000s. Terry Venables was appointed as manager in October 2003, replacing Peter Reid, who had been sacked after a poor run of form. Venables, a former England manager, brought in some experience to try to steer the club away from relegation. However, despite his efforts, the club's fortunes did not improve significantly.
Leeds had a number of talented players on their roster, but they were not enough to keep the team from struggling. Mark Viduka, Alan Smith, Robbie Fowler and Ian Harte were among the more prominent figures. James Milner, at just 18 years old, was one of the bright spots of the season and showed glimpses of his potential, despite the difficult circumstances.
The team finished in 19th place, accumulating just 38 points—one point behind Manchester City (17th) and West Ham United (18th).
Shirt condition: 8.5/10
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