One glance at it is enough (if you’re an Englishman) to conjure up memories of Pavarotti belting out Nessun Dorma, Gazza’s tears and a valiant semi-final shoot-out defeat in Turin. With that in mind, we’ve stuck this one in from ’95/’96 in at number 20.īy no means the most eye-catching England shirt, but certainly one of the more iconic, especially with a big red number 19 on the back.

Ajax – home (1995/1996)Īs it is written in the Old Testament: Thou shalt not compile a list of nice football kits without including something from Ajax.

After all that, we hope you enjoy it… 20. Harsh words were exchanged, tears were shed and one person handed in their resignation out of sheer disgust that we’d overlooked Coventry’s 1993/94 home shirt, but we got there in the end.

So, before anyone says anything about what follows, let us assure those of you bothering to read this bit (instead of scrolling down to look at the pictures) that we have extensively researched the football shirts that are most worthy of a place in our list of the 20 greatest football shirts of the 1990s.īy ‘extensive research’, we mean a 20 minute discussion in the JOE office about which nineties kits we liked the best, followed by a long, drawn out argument to determine the order in which those shirts should be ranked. Naturally, not everyone will agree with this list.

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