TOP Oss signed football shirts Walkouts selection 2025

About

Football Club Oss, from Oss in North Brabant, competes in the Eerste Divisie and was founded on 9 April 1928, a history that Walkouts celebrates with curated signed football shirts and framed pieces sourced from club archives and former players. The club is known by the abbreviation T.O.P., Tot Ons Plezier, and its supporters value both match-issued items and carefully preserved retail shirts.

TOP Oss has been based at the Frans Heesen Stadion since 1946 and the ground has become central to the club’s material culture, from team-provided replica runs to bespoke commemorative releases. The club’s long run of promotions and relegations, and a local rivalry with FC Den Bosch, helps explain why certain shirts and match programmes carry more provenance, because they relate to specific fixtures and stadium milestones.

Collectors often prize anniversary releases that tie directly to the club timeline; a notable modern milestone is the 75th Anniversary 2003 issue, which marked three quarters of a century since the 1928 foundation and is chased for its limited production and distinctive commemorative crest. These anniversary pieces are typically produced in smaller batches and surface in framed displays and charity auctions.

Season and match magnets for TOP Oss derive value from campaigns that consolidated the club’s status in the second tier, with shirts from early 1990s campaigns particularly sought after. Proven provenance for the 1991-92 season and the 1992-93 season comes from matchday photography and squad lists, making shirts from those campaigns attractive to historians and long-term supporters because they document the club’s sustained presence at that level.

Iconic away shirts are often identified by colourway and a linked fixture; supporters and local collectors note away releases tied to decisive regional cup ties and derby wins, and such away colourways are referenced in archive catalogues when tying a shirt to a specific away victory at a named venue. Where an away shirt can be connected to a decisive result it gains catalogue prominence among club-specific memorabilia.

Retail-signed shirts are an important category, collectors specifically seek fanshop items rather than only match-worn jerseys, focusing on early retail runs, player-issue variants and region-specific releases that were sold through the club shop. Many listings indicate authentication by COA on eligible items, and provenance notes often record whether a signature was obtained at a club event or as part of an official signing session.

One concise insight from the club’s material culture is that items tied to the Frans Heesen Stadion move and to key local derbies carry extra local interest, which helps explain why framed shirts from stadium anniversaries and derby match nights surface frequently at auctions and specialist sales. Careful descriptions will reference the stadium, the derby with FC Den Bosch and the Tot Ons Plezier origin when available.

For sellers and buyers within the TOP Oss market, provenance is central, particularly for shirts linked to the 75th Anniversary 2003, and to the 1991-92 season and 1992-93 season, where photographic and programme evidence often accompanies items; Walkouts lists these shirts with clear provenance notes and presentation options including framed displays, and Free worldwide shipping.

Honours

TOP Oss's domestic record is defined by persistence in the Eerste Divisie and periodic bids for elevation. Founded in 1928, the club has experienced promotions and relegations across its history, but from the early 1990s it has largely established itself as a second-tier mainstay. Home form at the Frans Heesen Stadion has underpinned several strong campaigns, and seasons in the second tier remain the core of its competitive story. While headline silverware is not its calling card, the club contributes reliably to the Dutch league system by competing consistently and nurturing a clear identity. Rivalry fixtures with nearby FC Den Bosch provide marquee dates in the calendar and amplify the stakes for players and fans alike. The emphasis continues to be on progression, stability and performance in the Eerste Divisie, echoing a long-standing commitment to professional football in Oss and North Brabant. That continuity has helped TOP Oss remain a familiar part of the national football landscape.

Legends & Leadership

Marc van Hintum and Jack de Gier are remembered as legend players from the 1990s, representing TOP Oss in an era when the club consolidated its place in the Dutch second tier and built a resilient identity against strong regional opposition.

Regilio Vrede stands out as a legend player of the 1990s, bringing defensive steel that typified the side’s competitive mindset, while Dennis Schulp is also noted as a legend player from the 1990s for his forward play and instincts in the box.

Sebastian Jakubiak emerged as a recent key player in the 2010s with energetic midfield work, and Zlatan Krizanovic is recognised as a recent key player in the 2010s for his attacking presence and eye for goal during challenging Eerste Divisie campaigns.

Stadium

Frans Heesen Stadion is the long-standing home of TOP Oss, with the club based there since 1946. The venue is also known as the Heesen Yachts Stadion, reflecting an alternative naming used locally. Situated in Oss, it regularly stages second-tier fixtures as the team competes in the Eerste Divisie. Matchdays carry a distinctive North Brabant flavour, and meetings with nearby FC Den Bosch often bring a sharper edge to the occasion as local interest intensifies. The ground’s identity is closely tied to the club’s history and community, offering a familiar setting for supporters who have watched TOP Oss evolve over the decades. Whether in routine league action or high-stakes encounters, the stadium underpins the team’s sense of place and provides a reliable stage for professional football in the town.

Also known as
Frans Heesen Stadion

FAQ

Q: Who are TOP Oss and what level do they play at? A: TOP Oss are a professional football club from Oss, North Brabant, Netherlands, competing in the Eerste Divisie, the second tier of Dutch football.

Q: When was the club founded and what does T.O.P. mean? A: The club was founded in 1928; T.O.P. is short for Tot Ons Plezier, which translates as To our pleasure.

Q: Where do TOP Oss play their home matches? A: Home games are played at the Frans Heesen Stadion, where the club has been based since 1946.

Q: Who are TOP Oss’s local rivals? A: The club have a noted rivalry with nearby FC Den Bosch.

Q: How can I check the authenticity of signed TOP Oss items? A: Look for a certificate of authenticity (COA) from a reputable issuer and ensure details match the item and signing information.