The New England Shirt and Top: Euro 2012 England Kit by Umbro

Subside Sports presents the full England collection for the Euro 2012 including England retro jerseys. Our range includes officially licensed England shorts, socks, polo shirts, track tops and tracksuits as well as flags, keyrings and other fan accessories. Umbro have been the kit manufacturers for The Three Lions for over 100 years, except for a brief period in 1982 when Admiral manufactured the England kits.

The quality of the latest England shirt fabric is superb, with Umbro using their new "Tailored By Umbro" fabric technology. The FA have come under criticism for the number of shirts they release for the national team, but every England Kit tells a story and epitomises an era, especially when authentic kit printing is added.

Famous England Players, Moments, & Kits:

• 1966 England World Cup winning retro shirt. Heroes: Bobby Charlton & Bobby Moore Shirts.
• 1970 England World Cup retro jersey. Heroes: Bobby Charlton & Bobby Moore Shirts.
• 1986 England World Cup retro top. Heroes: Gary Lineaker, Bryan Robson & Glen Hoddle Shirts.
• 1990 England World Cup retro shirt. Heroes: John Barnes, Gary Lineaker & Paul Gacoigne Shirts.
• 1996 England Euro 96 retro kit. Heroes: Paul Gascoigne, Alan Shearer & Teddy Sherringham Shirts.
• 1998 England World Cup retro jersey. Heroes: Michael Owen, Alan Shearer & David Beckham Shirts.

Having lost their manager in February, and with a court case hanging over their ex-captain John Terry, the current squad is in turmoil. The country still expects, however, and no doubt Premier League fans will be wearing their Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard, Jack Wilshere, Gareth Barry, Frank Lampard or Scott Parker shirts, depending on their allegiance.

In Euro 2012 Group D England will face the co-hosts, Ukraine, along with their talismanic captain Shevchenko still in place. Sweden will include the AC Milan striker Ibrahimovic and a resurgent France will field Bayern Munich favourite Frank Ribéry.

Above the embroidered Three Lions crest is a star signifying their sole title - the World Cup victory in 1966. England have never even reached the Final of the UEFA European Championships. Even with home advantage their best result has been a Semi-final loss against Germany at Euro 96. Still painful for those of us who remember the likes of Gascoigne, Shearer, McManaman and Sheringham terrorising Holland in the group stages... and the passionate Stuart Pearce scream after scoring during the penalty shoot-out.