Size: Default Title

Condition: Some marks scattered around on the lower front and rear (match worn)

Size: Adult’s Extra Large

Chest Measurement: 47-49 Inches / 119-124 CM

Manufacturer: Puma

Colour: Amber, blue trim

Material: Polyester

Seasons: 2003/2004

Player: Peter Clarke

Patches: Premier League

Official Puma Everton away match worn football shirt from Premier League game against Blackburn Rovers, played at Ewood Park on 10^th November, 2003. Complete with Clarke #27 on the back of the shirt in official flock Lextra lettering and original Premier League patches on the sleeves.

This superior player issue jersey features a player size name & number on the rear, flock crest, manufacturer logo and sponsor on the chest.

This jersey was given to an Everton official after the game. The shirt will arrive in our special gift box to ensure it is kept looking great for years to come. A signed letter of confirmation will also be provided.

Condition of this original football jersey is excellent. Some marks scattered around on the lower front and rear (match worn) (see photos).

Clarke started his career with Everton, signing his first professional contract in January 1999. He made his senior debut in 2001 against Coventry City. He made just nine appearances in the Premier League, largely in the unfamiliar position of right back, rather than his preferred centre-half position. In August 2002, he went on out loan to Blackpool, where he made sixteen league appearances, scoring three goals (two of which came on his home debut) in a three-month loan spell.

His performances played a large part in the "Seasiders" stringing together a run of clean sheets and rising to the edge of the 2002–03 play-off picture. Despite manager Steve McMahon's best efforts, a permanent deal did not materialise and Clarke returned to Goodison Park in early November.

In February 2003, he went out on loan again, this time to Port Vale, also of the Second Division, where he made thirteen appearances in another three-month spell. He won praise from manager Brian Horton for his strong work ethic. He spent February 2004 on loan at First Division Coventry City, playing five games. His contract with Everton expired at the end of the 2003–04 season, and he turned down the club's offer of a new contract, though he remained at the club on a month-to-month contract.

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