Category: Limited Edition. Worn at France 1998 this red number, complete with England flag pattern, is a winner.

We’d recommend trying to limit letters to 8 per item. Too bright, too shiny and a rubbish collar to boot.

Check out the England 1998 GK kit by Umbro, worn in the 1998 World Cup season. A return to the red after a sojourn back to blue this fetching number was only worn twice.

We’d recommend trying to limit numbers to one or two numbers maximum.

The only time in England's shirt history that the designers have gone completely, absolutely mental, plastering three giant lions across the shirt in a slightly darker shade of blue than the washed-out main colour. V-neck? Will only be remembered fondly if England win the World Cup in it next year.

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shirts, with white shorts and socks was worn for only the sixth time in capitalised white lettering around calf. The white/navy kit appeared for the last time on 10 February 1999 at Wembley when France beat the home side 2-0. Euro 2000 Change .

The home kit of the English national team is white in colours. They have not repeated the combination since and remain unbeaten

If you look closely you can see all kinds of hoops, stripes, diamonds and letters in the Illuminati detailing.

The England football kit has gone through many different styles and designs throughout its history with collars and buttons coming and going with the different kit suppliers. Great kit. Iconic player: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, for *that* Brazil goal. The subtle stripes didn't land as well as they did on the home effort, making this look a bit too much like a PE kit from the '80s.

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More than meets the eye to this Merlot-coloured effort. Copyright © 2020 Score Draw. The tidy collar and Alan Shearer's goal against Germany saves it from being further down the list. all-white uniform against Argentina. Worn at France 1998 this red number, complete with England flag pattern, is a winner. Thick red rectangular panel, edged
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No. The Three Lions have just revealed their new all-blue away kit - but where does it rank in pantheon of great England shirts?

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MAIN POINTS. A Javier Zanetti equaliser followed before a moment of madness from David Beckham which saw him get sent off. Can this design the Three Lions to global glory?

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seen since England won Le Tournoi, twelve months earlier.

Even better than the home version the red away, with simple sleeve detailing, is a beauty. Going red instead of blue was a bold move but it paid off. With shirt personalisation, you can have an exact replica of the shirt worn by Harry Kane or Steph Houghton, or even choose your own name and number instead. There’s also our extensive range of accessories, gifts and souvenirs - suitable for men, women and kids. MAIN POINTS.

1999-2001. A further inconsistency on the two World Cup kits was that the names on the back of the red shirt were printed in a straight line, whereas on the white shirt, they were in an arc. Monochrome badge?

Following the resignation of Terry Venables, Glen Hoddle steered England to the 1998 World Cup Finals in France, Kevin Keegan came and went followed by Sven Goran Eriksson, the first non-English manager of the national side and Steve McLaren. Shame about the tournament.

We ship worldwide – for all other territories please enter your shipping address at checkout for an accurate delivery estimate. Your email address will not be published. England 1998 World Cup Finals Retro Football Shirt. Simple, effective, very tidy. This one, designed by Peter Saville, is an absolute beauty. Simple but all the better for it. Now, thanks to Score Draw, you can go retro with the faithfully recreated England 1998 World Cup Finals …

We've had plain and simple unfussy v-necks, the odd splashes of colour and some garish away offerings. Tony Adams, Darren Anderton, David Batty (sub), David Beckham, Sol Not unlike the 2010 Peter Saville design it again embraces the royal blue. The Euro 2000 kit and all the fun and games that came with it is simplicity at it's best but maybe doesn't have the nostalgia value of earlier efforts.

Like others before it the long-sleeved version was the better of the two. Red red drawstring, edged with navy blue.