Number one contender on its day but it is downright competitive at this point. Certainly not great. The retro collar actually looks pretty decent and the orange trim around this knitwear gives it a certain nl a fhios agam. Sometimes the obvious answer is the right answer. And it's not even the right green. Back fabric - Good Condition - Tiny pull between shoulder blades, Sleeve fabric - Great Condition - Smooth material feel, seams worn with loose threads, Round buttoned neck - Great Condition - Slight iron damage to popper, As worn by Iain Dowie, Nigel Worthington, Jim Magilton and Steve Lomas as the team missed out on qualification to Euro92 after finishing below Yugoslavia and Denmark in their group. Much better than the leaked images of it. Gary Breen though. 
Not disastrous. 
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This is a dream. There are plenty of highs, many lows and you don't know from one year to the next just what is in store. The stripes on the sleeves are daring and working. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. Let down in the collar area. Fantastic colour, the right amount of orange and white with the right shade of green. A nation so proud of its football sometimes gets the over-achievement it deserves. The shade of green isn't pleasant and the neck design and fit just smacks of laziness. The neck is on the money, the sleeves are a gem. Here's our definitive order of the Irish home kits of the last 30-odd years. The original adidas logo with the old Ireland crest is a joy to behold. As retro numbers go, this is as old-fashioned as they come. Perhaps this jersey wasn't appreciated in its own time as much as it should've been when it was released at an all-time-low in Irish football. This is just a kit with delusions of grandeur. Decent collar, nice buttoned neck line and a lovely cotton feel to boost. It not only has good memories with it now but its collar is beautiful and it is simplicity personified jersified. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. This is simple. Some things are best left alone. Timeless. The nineties loved a good design within the jersey but hindsight doesn't love it so much. Talk about a World Cup hangover.
And that's only the jersey side of things. Yugoslavia would be banned from the tournament due to the ongoing war in the region, meaning Runners up Denmark were called up at the last minute in thei place./li>, Subside Sports 2021. Bold stripe design over the arm/shoulders/chest. Must try harder. The collar - perfect. An example here of when risk-taking pays dividends. Just enough orange with the only drawback being the v-neck and collar combo. It's always a bumpy ride with Ireland. Good memories but the Japan/Korea kit was unshapely, unsightly and, call us dramatic, unforgivable. Bottom seam neatly hand repaired.
Simple, elegant. Umbro Northern Ireland 1990-1992 Home Jersey - USED Condition (Good) - Size M, STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH ALL THE NEW RELEASES, Northern Ireland Lafferty 10 Crest Tee - Green, Northern Ireland Davis 8 Crest Tee - Green, Copa Northern Ireland No7 Retro Jersey (George Best) 1977-1978, Umbro Northern Ireland 1990-1992 Home Shirt, Umbro heat transferred logo - Great Condition - Slight fading to higher points, Irish Football Association heat transferred crest - Fair Condition - Outline intact, but wear to higher points exposing foam inside. Three decades of memories, magic and jerseys. This is oh so wonderful. Just the right amount of everything but not enough of something. The white, the orange - perfect. We expect more from our jerseys. Looks like they got bored half-way through though and just threw the rest together.