England Football Team

England Football Home Shirt 2010

Welcome to the England football shirt section of this website. We have news and information on each England football shirt, including the current 2010 home shirt It is a must have for all England football fans.

We also have links to England retro shirt range - recapturing the glory of former England teams, including the 1966 World Cup replica Shirt.

The England football team was formed in 1870 and is the joint oldest in the world.

England joined FIFA in 1906 and didn't play against teams outside of the home nations until they toured Europe in 1908.

The England team started playing at Wembley in 1927, after previously using cricket grounds and other football grounds.

England are one of seven teams to have won the World Cup, having one on home ground in 1966, when they beat West Germany 4-2 in the final, after extra time. Since then, their best performance was in 1990, when they lost on penalties in the semi-final.

England have traditionaly worn a white home shirt and red away shirt.

Here is a short list of some of the most famous England players and the years they played:

Tony Adams 1987–2000
Alan Ball 1965–1975
Gordon Banks 1963–1972
Peter Beardsley 1986–1996
Bobby Charlton 1958–1970
Jack Charlton 1965–1970
Paul Gascoigne 1988–1998
Glenn Hoddle 1979–1988
Emlyn Hughes 1969–1980
Roger Hunt 1962–1969
Geoff Hurst 1966–1972
Kevin Keegan 1972–1982
Gary Lineker 1984–1992
Bobby Moore 1962–1973
Martin Peters 1966–1974
Bryan Robson 1980–1991
Paul Scholes 1997–2004
Alan Shearer 1992–2000
Peter Shilton 1970–1990
Nobby Stiles 1965–1970
Ray Wilson 1960–1968
Ian Wright 1991–1998

England Football Home Shirt 2010

New England Home Shirt 2010

As worn by the likes of Rooney, Gerrard and Lampard, the 2010 England football home shirt is manufactured by England's official sponsor Umbro.

The fresh new 2010 England Home shirt builds on the tailoring, style and performance elements of the previous 2009/10 home and current away shirts.

Inspired by an increasingly diverse England, Saville has created a new fabric print on the shoulder panels of the new England home shirt that is a reflection of his vision of modern England. Made up of different interpretations of the classic St George’s cross symbol, the pattern is displayed through the repetition of four different coloured crosses that are evocative of the basting stitches synonymous with bespoke tailoring.

The traditional red cross is still present alongside blue and green ones, which are colours present in the official England team crest. These have been joined by a purple cross, a blend of all the three previous colours to accentuate diversity. The conceptual change visually reflects modern England in a noticeable step forward from the current all white kit.

The shirt takes its inspiration from the more formal classic shirts of England’s footballing past. Umbro has developed a new longer, more open neckline for the shirt, building on the square neckline that was designed for the away shirt but allowing additional movement across the chest, keeping its shape especially when a player is running.

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