Celebrate one of the most successful seasons in Fulham's history with the Fulham 1998–99 Home Retro Football Jersey. Under manager Kevin Keegan, the Cottagers dominated the Football League Second Division, finishing as champions with an outstanding 101 points. The team recorded 31 victories from 46 league matches, scoring 79 goals while conceding just 32. Fulham finished 14 points clear of second-placed Walsall, securing promotion to the First Division and taking an important step towards their eventual return to English football's top flight. The club also enjoyed a memorable FA Cup run, reaching the fifth round before being eliminated by eventual winners Manchester United.
The championship-winning squad combined experienced professionals with talented emerging players. Striker Geoff Horsfield led the team's league scoring with 15 goals, while Barry Hayles and Paul Peschisolido provided additional attacking options. Captain Chris Coleman played a vital role in defence, supported by Steve Finnan, Rufus Brevett and Kit Symons. Goalkeeper Maik Taylor contributed to an outstanding defensive record, while experienced players including Peter Beardsley, Paul Bracewell and Simon Morgan added valuable leadership. Together, they formed a squad that helped transform Fulham into one of the most ambitious clubs in the Football League.
The home jersey features a classic white base with a distinctive black horizontal band across the chest, creating a bold contrast with Fulham's traditional colours. A black striped polo-style collar gives the shirt an unmistakable late-1990s appearance, while black detailing along the shoulders and sides complements its clean design. The Fulham crest appears on the chest alongside the prominent Demon Internet sponsor, completing the period-specific look. Closely associated with the club's historic 101-point championship season, this retro jersey is a memorable collector's piece celebrating the beginning of Fulham's remarkable rise through English football.
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Fulham 1998-99 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
Information
Details
Season/Year
1998–99
Club
Fulham Football Club
Country
England
Competition
Football League Second Division (Third Tier)
League Position
1st – Champions
League Points
101
League Record
46 matches, 31 wins, 8 draws, 7 losses
Goals Scored / Conceded
79 / 32
FA Cup
Fifth Round – Eliminated by Manchester United
League Cup
Third Round
Football League Trophy
Second Round
Manager
Kevin Keegan
Club Chairman
Mohamed Al-Fayed
League Top Scorer
Geoff Horsfield – 15 goals
Key Players
Geoff Horsfield, Barry Hayles, Paul Peschisolido, Chris Coleman, Steve Finnan, Lee Clark, Peter Beardsley, Maik Taylor
Kit Type
Home
Primary Colours
White and black
Front Sponsor
Demon Internet
Historical Significance
Second Division champions, promotion to the First Division and a record-breaking 101-point campaign
The 1998–99 season was a landmark campaign in Fulham's rise through English football. Managed by Kevin Keegan, the Cottagers dominated the Second Division, winning the championship with 101 points and finishing 14 points ahead of second-placed Walsall. Fulham recorded 31 league victories and conceded only 32 goals, demonstrating an impressive combination of attacking quality and defensive organisation. Geoff Horsfield led the league scoring with 15 goals, while the team also reached the FA Cup fifth round before losing to eventual winners Manchester United. The championship represented a major step towards Fulham's eventual return to the top flight.
