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COME ON ENGLANDOk we're out but England will bounce back - we always do. Only two years left for the Euro cup and another four years for the next world cup. WIll Roony still be playing ... we're sure he will be ... Capello on the other hand! |
England shirts
Not only is England one of the worlds greatest football teams but they are also one of only seven countries to have won the World Cup (1966) and are joint oldest, having been formed in 1870. Currently England are ranked 7th in Fifa's rankings.
At England-football-shirts we've trawled the web to find you deals on England football shirts.
We've reviewed the likes of Kitbag, Soccerscence and UKsoccersshop to find England shirts in a range of sizes. In addition why not check out the range of vintage England football shirts found at Toffs.
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If you are an England fan then you'll know there's nothing like putting on the white home football shirt with the three lions and making your way down to the phenomenal Wembley stadium to watch an international game. Not only are club shirts worn to make you look good but they also show your loyalty to the team.
For those lucky enough to be heading to South Africa for the 2010 World Cup then wearing the England shirt is even more important to represent and cheer on the England team.
Remember you can also personalise your England shirt for a little extra.
2010/12 away kit
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All of the above shirt suppliers sell the England football kit online. Use our handy rating to know which ones offer the best service and price.
The following stockists all offer a variety of sized shirts includings kids and women. You can also add shorts and socks to finish off the look. Also note that some suppliers offer personalised England shirts for that extra special look; makes a great gift idea.
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Player shirts
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Retro england shirts
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If you want to stand out in the crowd at an England football gam then an old-school touch will be the thing. Toffs has a great collection of retro England football shirts ... and I'm sure you'll agree they don't make them like they used to!
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This men's official Umbro England away retro football shirt was worn in the 1966 World Cup Tournament comes in the iconic red colourway that has been re-issued for this year's World Cup. |
This men's official Umbro England away retro football shirt was worn in the victorious 1966 World Cup Tournament comes in the iconic red colourway it also features long sleeves with elasticated cuffs and a woven Three Lions England badge on the chest. |
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This men's official Umbro England home retro football shirt was worn during the 1970 World Cup. It features classic styling with an all over perforated design, the England crest badge sewn onto the chest and England captain Bobby Moore's shirt number 6 sewn onto the back. |
This men's official Umbro England away retro football shirt was worn during the 1970 World Cup. This was Bobby Moore's last World Cup Finals for England before retiring from international duty in 1973, celebrate a true English Lion who lead us to 1966 World Cup glory with this shirt |
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This men's official Umbro England retro home football shirt was worn in the 1986 World Cup features a tonal striped design with fine perforations all over, an embroidered Umbro logo and England badge on the front and a striped ribbed neckline plus a contrasting 'Tailored by Umbro in England' slogan on the sleeve. |
This men's official Umbro England retro home football shirt was worn in the 1988 European Championships by stars such as Gary Lineker, Bryan Robson and John Barnes. It features a tonal white woven diamond design with a one button contrast ribbed collar, woven and embroidered Umbro and England badges on the chest and red/navy tipped cuffs. |
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This men's official Umbro England third retro football shirt worn during the 1990 World Cup. It features a mottled pale blue and white design with the England crest badge. This shirt was only worn once in European Championship qualification match against Turkey. |
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Due to the demand and popularity of retro football shirts we have created a dedicated page to all things old skool. Retro England shirts.
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England football info
Just to make sure you have all the ammunition you need to show you are a real England fan take a look at the following:| Founded | Joint oldest national team in the world - 1870 |
| Name of ground | Wembley (North London). 90,000 attendance |
| Current manager | Fabio Capello |
| Colour of home kit | White |
| Top ever scorer | Bobby Charlton |
| Noteworthy events | Winners of world cup in 1966 |
History of England football team
The England national football team was founded in 1870. England played their first over (and the worlds first) international game against Scotland in 1872. Before Wembley became England's official ground there was no permanent home ground! England joined the FIFA organisation in 1906 and playing their first ever game outside British Isles in 1908. Due to a very unhappy relationship England vut their ties with Fifa and it wasn't until 1950 with a loss to USA (in the World Cup) thay they came back. England's first ever defeat at home was to Ireland in 1949 at Goodison Park. England's worst ever defeat was to Hungary ... they lost 7 - 1.
During the 1954 World Cup Broadis became the first England player to score two goals in a game at the World Cup finals. During this period the team was still picked by a committee until Alf Ramsey took over in 1963. It's under the management of Ramsey that the England football team experienced its greatest ever success ... winning the 1966 World Cup Final ... and they certainly don't let the Germans forget it. Following that era England managed to qualify for the 1970 World Cup but were beaten by W Germany in the quarter finals. It wasn't until1982 that England next qualified for a world cup but were knocked out in the second round. In 1986 England managed to make the the quarter finals and this is the only time England have progressed beyond the World Cup quarter finals away from home.
The next memorable success was under the guidance of Terry Venables where England reached semi-final of the European championship. Next came Eriksson - a bit like marmite - you either love him or hate him ... either way England only lost five competitive matches during his reign and managed to obtain a FIFA No.4 world ranking. McClaren was appointed in 2006 but only lasted a year and so we come to the newest recruit Fabio Capello who took charge of his first game in February 2008.
England links
The following sites are specific to the England football club and a useful resource for information.THE FA - official England website
FAN - become a fan of the FA
BBC - Get up-to-date England scores as and when you want them
Wikipedia - A useful resource for all things England