The Newcastle United 1993–95 Home Retro Football Shirt recreates one of the defining designs from the club's early Premier League era. Worn under manager Kevin Keegan, the famous black and white stripes became associated with an exciting Newcastle side that quickly established itself among England's leading clubs.
The 1993–94 campaign was particularly memorable. Newly promoted Newcastle finished third in the Premier League and qualified for European competition after scoring a league-high 82 goals. Andy Cole enjoyed an extraordinary season, winning the Golden Boot with 34 league goals, while Peter Beardsley added 21 as the pair combined for 55 goals.
Featuring traditional black and white vertical stripes, contrasting blue details and the unmistakable Newcastle Brown Ale sponsor across the chest, the shirt captures the distinctive appearance of early-1990s football at St James' Park.
Associated with players including Andy Cole, Peter Beardsley, Rob Lee, Ruel Fox, Barry Venison and Steve Howey, this shirt represents the formative years of Kevin Keegan's celebrated Newcastle side and the beginning of the club's famous Entertainers era.
Newcastle United 1993-95 Home Jersey
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Size Guidance (Retro Jersey)
Size Chest (in) Length (in) Rec. Height (ft/in) Rec. Weight (lb) S 39 28 65–67 121–132 M 41 28 67–69 132–154 L 43 29 69–71 154–176 XL 44 30 71–75 176–198 XXL 46 31 75–79 198–220 Note: All sizes are for reference only. Manual measurement may result in an error of ±1 inch.
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Season Information
Seasons: 1993–94 & 1994–95
Manager: Kevin Keegan
Competition: Premier League
1993–94 League Position: 3rd
1994–95 League Position: 6th
1993–94 Premier League Top Scorer: Andy Cole — 34 goals
1994–95 Newcastle League Top Scorer: Peter Beardsley — 12 goals
1993–94 Premier League Goals: 82 — League High
1993–94 UEFA Qualification: UEFA Cup
1994–95 European Competition: UEFA Cup
Sponsor: Newcastle Brown AleNewcastle returned to the top flight in 1993–94 and immediately produced one of the greatest Premier League campaigns by a newly promoted club, finishing third with 77 points and qualifying for European competition. Andy Cole won the Premier League Golden Boot with 34 goals, while Peter Beardsley scored 21 as their strike partnership combined for 55 league goals.
The following season Newcastle finished sixth with 72 points. Peter Beardsley led the club's Premier League scoring with 12 goals, while Ruel Fox made 40 league appearances.
Rec. Player Printing Options
Printing Recommendation COLE 9 Best Printing Choice. Andy Cole produced an extraordinary 1993–94 campaign, winning the Premier League Golden Boot with 34 goals and adding 13 assists for 47 goal involvements. BEARDSLEY 8 The strongest alternative and arguably the best choice representing the full 1993–95 shirt era. Beardsley scored 21 league goals in 1993–94 and led Newcastle with 12 in 1994–95. LEE 7 A classic Newcastle choice representing one of the most important players of Kevin Keegan's early Entertainers side. Lee made 41 league appearances during the remarkable 1993–94 campaign. FOX 14 An excellent 1994–95-specific choice. Ruel Fox made 40 Premier League appearances that season, more than any other Newcastle player. VENISON 2 A distinctive defensive option from a key member of Keegan's early-1990s Newcastle side. HOWEY 6 A strong local and defensive choice associated with Newcastle throughout this important period. Best Printing Choice COLE 9
Second Choice BEARDSLEY 8
Third Choice LEE 7
COLE 9 is the standout printing choice for the Newcastle United 1993–95 Home Retro Football Shirt. Andy Cole produced one of the greatest individual seasons in Premier League history during 1993–94, scoring 34 league goals and providing 13 assists as newly promoted Newcastle finished third and qualified for Europe. His 34 goals earned him the Premier League Golden Boot, with every one coming from open play or non-penalty situations.
BEARDSLEY 8 is the strongest alternative. Peter Beardsley scored 21 Premier League goals in 1993–94 as his partnership with Cole produced a remarkable 55 league goals, before finishing as Newcastle's leading league scorer with 12 goals the following season. LEE 7 completes the top three as one of the defining midfielders of Kevin Keegan's emerging Entertainers side.
This shirt uses authentic period-style player name and squad number printing, reflecting the style worn during the early Premier League era.
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