i really like englands home shirt this year however i do think it is over priced slightly i do like the way it comes in long and short sleeved and how the colours are our home colours i have shopped around to find the cheapest price and purchased from soccer direct at £48 the normal shirt is £42 however they have other options available with either south africa wrote underneath the home badge or an embroided badge with south africa world cup 2010 wrote on it. you can have any name, number, message or players name wrote on the back of the shirt at an extra charge. it comes in a range of sizes from infant kits right up to xxl sizes. the collar has click prestud buttons and  Read the complete review

I bought my husband an England shirt as a present in preparation for the World Cup this year, and as we're going on holiday he can go as a proud football hooligan. Ha! I was really confused when I was looking online at the shirts, as I thought, hang on, these don't look like the modern up to date kit at all! Upon further inquisition, it turns out this year's England shirts are based on the original 1966 kit from when England won the World Cup. Perhaps as a good luck charm to try and secure victory again? Nice try, Umbro. I think we need more than a lucky shirt!!! This shirt would cost you approximately £45 for an adult mens shirt in major retail ...  Read the complete review

The new England World Cup 2010 football shirt - just what can you say about it? Okay, so it's a few £ more than I'd like to pay for a football shirt (around £45) BUT as it's England and it's patriotic, it'll do. The shirts are made of a different fabric compared to previous years which I particularly like. It doesn't make you feel so sporty. This means you could wear it with jeans and it would look pretty smart. As it has a collar on this design, something the shirts haven't seen since 2004, this also adds to the stylish effect of the shirt. The England crest is displayed proudly on the left side of the chest while the red Umbro logo is ...  Read the complete review

Recently purchased England shirt and at £39.99 you would probably concede that it is overpriced. . . but when in this life time have football shirts and sportswear been an acceptable price?! However, I would NOT have purchased it if did not think would be worth it. The style goes back to the 1960's and this I find amazingly simple and in my opinion, by far the best looking England shirt in years! Because it is simple, the shirt can look plain. I purchased no 11 and J Cole on front and back and adds more to it, however not necessarily needed. In my opinion, having seen lots of the general public wear these shirts, this did enourage myself to buy one as they looked fresh ..  Read the complete review

I have always been put of getting England shirts as I felt they just did not reflect our heritage of football properly. That was until I saw this shirt. I love the fact that it is simple and retro I feel this is a good tribute to the boys of 1966. I also loved that it had a collar, a collar on a football shirt always makes me think of elegance and a being a proper footballer. The quality of the material and stitching is best I have ever seen on a football shirt. I am even tempted to get 6 MOORE on the back to top it off as I think this shirt will last for years, just like the 1966 shirt. I was proud to wear this shirt as soon as I got it and could not wait for the World .  Read the complete review