1980s Classics

Brazil 1985 Home. The seleção in the mid-1980s, building toward the 1986 World Cup where they would produce some of the most beautiful football the tournament had ever seen before falling on penalties to France. Zico, Socrates, Falcao and Junior were all wearing the canary yellow in this period — a generation of technically extraordinary Brazilian players whose World Cup fate remains one of the great what-ifs in football history.

Topper. The canary yellow of Brazil from the Zico and Socrates generation.

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England 1984–1987 Home. The Bobby Robson years and the World Cup of 1986. Gary Lineker won the Golden Boot in Mexico, Maradona produced the two most talked-about goals in World Cup history in the same match against England, and a squad containing Shilton, Butcher, Hoddle, Robson and Lineker proved they could compete at the highest level. This vintage style Umbro home shirt covers the period leading up to and including the tournament where England fell to Maradona’s genius.

Umbro. England’s home colours from the Robson era and the 1986 World Cup.

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West Ham United 1981–1982 Home. The Hammers at their early 1980s peak. John Lyall’s side had finished third in the First Division the previous season — their highest ever finish — with a squad containing Brooking, Devonshire, Cross and a young Paul Allen. This vintage style claret and blue home shirt carries the energy of a club punching above its weight in the old First Division and producing some of the most attractive football in England.

Adidas. The claret and blue of West Ham from their finest modern league campaign.

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Argentina 1986 Away. The dark blue away shirt from Maradona’s World Cup. While the iconic pale blue and white stripes take most of the attention, this away shirt was worn in some of the tournament’s most important matches as Argentina progressed through the knockout rounds toward the final. Maradona, Valdano, Burrúchaga and Batista all wore it in one of the greatest international campaigns ever witnessed.

Le Coq Sportif. Argentina’s away colours from the summer of Maradona’s genius.

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Soviet Union 1988. The CCCP shirt from Euro 1988 in West Germany, where the Soviets reached the final before losing to the Netherlands and van Basten’s extraordinary volley. Lobanovsky’s side was built on the Dynamo Kyiv spine — Belanov, Mikhailichenko and Rats were all outstanding. This vintage style red shirt is among the last international shirts produced under the Soviet flag before the nation dissolved in 1991, making it a piece of football and world history.

Adidas. The red of the Soviet Union from their final major tournament as a unified nation.

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Belgium 1986 Home. The Red Devils reached the semi-finals of the Mexico World Cup in one of the great surprise runs of the tournament era. Enzo Scifo was magnificent, Jan Ceulemans led the attack with power and intelligence, and Guy Thys’ side beat the Soviet Union and Spain before falling to Argentina and a certain Diego Maradona. This vintage style home shirt is from Belgium’s finest World Cup campaign before the golden generation of the 2010s.

Adidas. The red of Belgium from the summer they reached the World Cup semi-finals.

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Argentina 1986 Home. The shirt of Maradona’s World Cup. In Mexico City, on 22 June 1986, Maradona produced two of the most famous goals ever scored in the same match against England — the Hand of God and the Goal of the Century. He then inspired Argentina to the title, beating West Germany in the final. This vintage style pale blue and white shirt carries the memory of the greatest individual performance in World Cup history.

Le Coq Sportif. The albiceleste from the summer Maradona put the world in the palm of his hand.

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Boca Juniors 1981–1982 Home. The era of Maradona’s return to La Bombonera and the height of Boca’s South American dominance. The blue and gold of the Xeneizes, worn in the cauldron of one of the world’s great football stadiums, in front of supporters whose passion for their club is as intense as anywhere on the planet. This vintage style home shirt is a collector’s piece from the golden era of Argentine club football.

The blue and gold of Boca from their most celebrated early 1980s years.

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Sweden 1988 Home. The Swedes at Euro 1988 in West Germany, producing one of their strongest international performances of the decade. Glenn Hysen, Jonas Thern and Thomas Ravelli were central to a squad that competed with the best in Europe. This vintage style yellow home shirt is from an era when Swedish football was producing some of its finest players and competing credibly on the international stage.

Umbro. The yellow of Sweden from one of their strongest European Championship campaigns.

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Netherlands 1988 Home. The greatest moment in Dutch football history. Rinus Michels’ side won the European Championship in West Germany, with van Basten scoring one of the greatest goals ever seen in a tournament final — a volley from an impossible angle that left the Soviet goalkeeper motionless. Gullit, Rijkaard, Koeman and van Basten wore this vintage style orange home shirt through a tournament that showed the world what Total Football had become.

Adidas. The iconic orange of the Netherlands from the night van Basten’s volley changed everything.

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Tottenham Hotspur 1982–1983 Centenary Away. The centenary season at White Hart Lane. Spurs had just won back-to-back FA Cups and were one of the most stylish sides in English football. Hoddle was at his creative peak, Ardiles brought South American flair, and the club was celebrating its first 100 years with real ambition. This vintage style centenary away shirt is from a period many Spurs supporters regard as the club’s finest modern era.

Hummel. The centenary away strip from Tottenham’s centenary season.

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Tottenham Hotspur 1982–1983 Centenary Third. Spurs were celebrating 100 years as a football club and this special third shirt marked the occasion. The early 1980s were a golden period for Tottenham — back-to-back FA Cups in 1981 and 1982, with Hoddle, Ardiles and Villa producing some of the most cultured football White Hart Lane had ever seen. This vintage style centenary shirt is a piece of Spurs history.

Hummel. The centenary third strip from one of Tottenham’s finest modern eras.

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Manchester United 1989–1990 Away. The blue and white away strip from the season Ferguson saved his job with an FA Cup run. United were inconsistent in the league but found their best form in the cup, eventually beating Crystal Palace in a replay at Wembley. This vintage style away shirt marks the moment that gave Ferguson the runway to build one of the most dominant sides in English football history.

Adidas. Sharp on the chest. The away kit from the season that changed United’s future.

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Liverpool 1979–1982 Away. The height of Bob Paisley’s Liverpool dynasty. European Cups in 1981, league titles in 1980 and 1982, and a squad that contained Dalglish, Rush, Hansen, Souness, Clemence and Kennedy. This vintage style away shirt spans three seasons of near-total dominance in England and Europe — a period that has never been matched in English football history.

Umbro. The away colours of the most successful English club side of all time.

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Liverpool 1982–1985 Away. Three seasons of Liverpool dominance in the old First Division and Europe. Paisley handed over to Joe Fagan, who delivered a league title, League Cup and European Cup in his first season — one of the most remarkable managerial achievements in English football history. Rush, Dalglish, Hansen and Kennedy wore this vintage style away shirt across some of the greatest seasons any English club has produced.

Umbro. Crown Paints on the chest. The away colours of Liverpool’s most dominant era.

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Norwich City 1986–1987 Home. The Canaries in the old First Division, competing with the big clubs on a fraction of their budgets. This vintage style home shirt represents the kind of football that has largely disappeared — a provincial club holding its own at the top level through organisation, spirit and the occasional burst of quality.

A shirt from a time when clubs like Norwich could genuinely compete with the elite.

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Liverpool 1982–1985 Home. Three seasons spanning the peak of Liverpool’s European dominance. They won the First Division in 1982–83 and 1983–84, and reached the European Cup final in 1984, beating Roma on penalties in the Eternal City. Rush was at his most prolific, Dalglish was still playing, and Souness led the midfield with authority.

The shirt of Liverpool at the very height of their powers.

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Liverpool 1982–1983 Home. Bob Paisley’s final season, and he went out as champion. Liverpool won the First Division title and the League Cup, completing a remarkable managerial career that delivered six league titles and three European Cups. Rush, Dalglish, Hansen and Souness wore this shirt through a campaign that sent Paisley into retirement at the very top.

The shirt of Paisley’s final title.

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Manchester United 1989–1990 Home. The season Alex Ferguson saved his job. United were struggling in the league when an FA Cup run changed everything — culminating in a replay victory over Crystal Palace at Wembley. It was the moment that gave Ferguson the time to build one of football’s greatest dynasties.

The shirt from the season that changed everything at Old Trafford.

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Manchester United 1986–1988 Third. The early Ferguson years at Old Trafford. The manager had just arrived from Aberdeen and was beginning the long process of rebuilding a club that had fallen behind Liverpool and Everton in the race for league titles.

A vintage style third strip from the beginning of the Ferguson era.

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Liverpool 1989–1991 Away. The green and grey away shirt from Liverpool’s final dominant period. Dalglish’s side were champions in 1990, and this away kit was worn across some of the best football English supporters had seen in a generation. Rush, Barnes and Beardsley in an away shirt that became one of the most recognisable of the era.

The away colours of Liverpool from their last great title-winning side.

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Liverpool 1987–1988 Home. Kenny Dalglish’s finest Liverpool side. John Barnes had just arrived and was playing the most breathtaking football English fans had ever seen. Beardsley, Rush and Houghton completed an attack that tore apart every opponent. They won the First Division title and reached the FA Cup final, losing only twice all season.

The shirt of a team that redefined what English football could look like.

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Liverpool 1989–1990 Home. Kenny Dalglish’s side won the First Division title with this shirt. Rush, Barnes, Beardsley and Aldridge were at the heart of one of the most complete Liverpool sides ever assembled. This vintage style shirt marks the last time Liverpool were champions of England before their long wait began.

The shirt of Liverpool’s last title before the 30-year wait.

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