Clubs

The 1971-72 season brought a strong Bundesliga campaign for Eintracht Frankfurt which resulted in a 5th placed finish and qualification for the following season's UEFA Cup. Erich Ribbeck had crafted a side which both scored and conceded goals freely and boasted a highly effective...

Big-name signings Dennis Bergkamp and Wim Jonk brought huge optimism that the 1993-94 season could be a successful one for FC Internazionale. That optimism was only partly realised - domestically this proved a disappointing season with redemption coming in Europe as Inter secured a...

The previous season had brought a historical best 6th placed finish in the Premiership, but Wimbledon maintained their high standards during the 1994-95 season too and managed a highly respectable 9th place. Joe Kinnear’s side achieved this despite the expensive sale of defender John...

Hopes were high at Craven Cottage that the 1999/00 season would bring a Fulham push for promotion to the Premier League. Paul Bracewell's team started the campaign strongly with a run of 15 games unbeaten in all competitions, but a sticky run that yielded...

As the 1970s got underway FC Porto was a club ready to burst out of the shadows of the Lisbon giants. But under new coach Paulo Amaral the 1971-72 season didn’t bring that hoped for step forward: Porto finished back in 5th position and...

Basking in the afterglow of winning a first-ever major honour the previous season, Bastia’s Coupe de France success qualified them for the 1981-82 Cup Winners Cup campaign. With a team featuring club legends Claude Papi and Charles Orlanducci - the Lion of Vescovato -...

Serbian coach Milorad Pavic was appointed as manager of Benfica this season following an impressive spell in Bilbao, and he promptly delivered the club a 21st Portuguese title. With much the same squad as the previous season, Benfica were propelled to this championship success...

An homage to the iconic 1960s, a golden era that shaped AC Milan’s legacy and transformed the landscape of world football. Throughout this defining decade, the Rossoneri rose to global prominence, capturing historic titles and forging the winning identity that would come to define...

A historic season for a unique shirt. After narrowly missing out the previous year when the dreams of promotion ended in the play-offs, the grigiorossi achieved their goal of securing a return to the Serie A after 54 years. Finishing in 3rd place in...

AS Roma showed their grand ambition by appointing Fabio Capello as coach in the summer of 1999. A respectable sixth-placed Serie A finish would arrive in his first season, but this campaign was about gradually assembling the squad which would bring title success the...

One of Germany’s most storied clubs and a true icon of European football. Founded in 1900, Borussia Mönchengladbach rose to prominence in the 1970s with a fearless, fast-paced style that captivated fans across the continent. Nicknamed "Die Fohlen" for their youthful energy and attacking...

The mid 1990s represented a return to the upper reaches of the German game for Borussia Mönchengladbach. The astute coaching of Bernd Krauss and smart acquisitions of future stars like Stefan Effenberg, Patrick Andersson, Martin Dahlin and Heiko Herrlich created a powerful side alongside...

The mid 1990s represented a return to the upper reaches of the German game for Borussia Mönchengladbach. The astute coaching of Bernd Krauss and smart acquisitions of future stars like Stefan Effenberg, Patrick Andersson, Martin Dahlin and Heiko Herrlich created a powerful side alongside...

Helenio Herrera will forever be regarded as the greatest coach in the history of FC Internazionale and the 1960s, the decade he led the club with such verve and style, will be remembered as the greatest in the club's history thanks to La Grande...

Although Internazionale began the 1990s as reigning Italian champions, the decade ahead would be one defined by success in Europe rather than at home. Inter reached four UEFA Cup Finals between 1991 and 1998, winning three of them under coaches Giovanni Trapattoni, Gianpiero Marini...

Club Brugge cemented its role as the dominant Belgian club of the decade with the 1977-78 season proving to be the greatest in the club's history to date. Ernst Happel's team duly won a third successive domestic title, but it was the European arena...

The 1958/59 season saw Real Betis finally return to the La Liga after many years drifting between the second and third tiers. Fears that competition at this level might be too fierce for los verdiblancos were never realised as the well-drilled side crafted by...

All our ‘Designed by…’ T-shirts have football as inspiration and the collection consists of over 125 different styles. We create our T-shirts in collaboration with some of the greatest graphic artists and famous football photographers from all over the world. The superior quality ‘Made...

A collection of socks produced in Italy using the highest quality materials and traditional craftsmanship. The socks are individually constructed on a 200-needle knitting machine using soft combed cotton yarns for ultimate comfort.

Former midfielder Lucien Müller took charge of Barcelona at the start of the 1978-79 season with high hopes, although the Frenchman would ultimately fail to replicate the success he had enjoyed as a player there in the 1960s and was replaced before the season...

Despite having won the Portuguese title the previous season, Benfica’s coach Toni was replaced by the bigger name of Artur Jorge. This was a season of major change in the playing squad with two major stars in Rui Costa and Stefan Schwarz moving on....

Finally in 1982 Toulouse FC reclaimed their place in Ligue 1 after years in the wilderness. Promotion came under coach Pierre Cahuzac, a former long-serving player from the 1950s, and a respectable 11th place finish was achieved in their debut campaign. Strong recruitment helped....

A collection of socks produced in Italy using the highest quality materials and traditional craftsmanship. The socks are individually constructed on a 200-needle knitting machine using soft combed cotton yarns for ultimate comfort.

Much-travelled Croatian coach Tomislav Ivic took charge of Benfica for the 1992-93 season and began the campaign with a number of new arrivals including Abel Xavier, Hélder, Carlos Mozer, João Pinto, and Aleksandr Mostovoi. The new team took a while to settle down, however,...

With FC Luzern approaching its sixth decade as a force in the Swiss game, the 1959 - 60 season was a breakthrough campaign that saw die Leuchten win its first major honour - the Swiss Cup. In one of his earliest coaching roles Rudi...

Then known as AS Red Star ‘93, Parisian club Red Star FC spent the early 1990s as a Ligue 2 side with ambitions of returning to the top division for the first time since 1975. The 1991 - 92 season was unremarkable in League...

The 1998 – 99 season saw Eric Gerets’ Club Brugge finish a solid second in the league, beating rivals Anderlecht both home and away, and claiming Super Cup silverware with a victory over Racing Genk. Featuring a balanced mix of experienced players, goal-threatening midfielders,...

AS Roma showed their grand ambition by appointing Fabio Capello as coach in the summer of 1999. A respectable sixth-placed Serie A finish would arrive in his first season, but this campaign was about gradually assembling the squad which would bring title success the...

Say Football and you say FC Barcelona. From the club’s earliest days under Joan Gamper to present day, Barcelona remains synonymous with the game and has always taken a central role in shaping it’s history. From developing play styles to defining youth development, all...

The 1972 - 73 season saw Hennes Weisweiler's thrilling Mönchengladbach side excel in cup competitions. A Bundesliga campaign bringing a fifth-placed finish, but more memorable was the famous extra-time success in the final of the DFB-Pokal against Köln, the winner scored by substitute Günter...