The jacket is in used condition with some imperfections but without any major damage, there is a light mark on the material, Macron products usually quite a tight fit so we recommend checking the provided measurements to ensure the best fit, please see the photos for further details. 

SIZE: XL LENGTH: 73,5cm / 29" WIDTH: 61cm / 24" SHOULDER: 46cm / 18" ARMS: 68,5cm / 27" 

Please note that we take measurements to check that the label corresponds with the actual size but these measurements are a guide only.


The 2015–16 season unfolded as a significant chapter in the history of Crystal Palace Football Club, marking their third consecutive sojourn in the upper echelons of English football. Steeped in a rich tradition that spans 110 years, the club embarked on a journey that would see them navigate the challenges of the Premier League, FA Cup, and League Cup.

 

Under the ownership triumvirate of Steve Parish, David Blitzer, and Josh Harris, Crystal Palace was led by Chairman Steve Parish, overseeing the club's affairs during a season that spanned from July 1, 2015, to June 30, 2016. At the helm of the team was Manager Alan Pardew, entrusted with shaping the fortunes of the Eagles throughout the campaign.

 

Selhurst Park, with its iconic atmosphere and passionate fanbase, served as the battleground for Crystal Palace's Premier League exploits. The team concluded the season in 15th place, navigating the challenges of the league with a blend of determination and resilience.

 

In domestic cup competitions, Crystal Palace etched their mark in the FA Cup, reaching the final and securing the runners-up position for the second time in their storied history. The journey to the final showcased the team's ability to rise to the occasion and compete on the grand stage.

 

The League Cup saw Crystal Palace advance to the Fourth Round, a testament to their competitive spirit in knockout competitions. Additionally, the Cape Town Cup provided an international flavor to their preseason preparations, culminating in a runners-up finish.

 

On the scoring front, the goal-scoring duties were distributed among several players. In the league, Yohan Cabaye, Scott Dann, Connor Wickham, and Yannick Bolasie each contributed five goals. Across all competitions, Dwight Gayle emerged as the top scorer with seven goals, highlighting his impact on the team's attacking prowess.

 

The highs and lows of the season were witnessed by the loyal supporters at Selhurst Park, with the highest home attendance recorded at 25,295 during a clash against Aston Villa. The lowest attendance, 23,714, occurred during a match against Swansea City. The average home league attendance stood at 24,649, a testament to the unwavering support that the Eagles enjoyed throughout the season.

 

As the curtain fell on the 2015–16 season, Crystal Palace reflected on a campaign that saw them navigate the rigors of top-flight football and leave an indelible mark in domestic cup competitions. The runners-up finish in the FA Cup added a layer of prestige to their journey, showcasing the club's ability to compete at the highest levels. The loyal fanbase looked ahead with anticipation, eager to witness the next chapter in Crystal Palace's enduring football odyssey.