Recently selling for £1200 at auction, this Umbro Northern Ireland goalkeeper shirt holds value due to its association with one of the greatest custodians of all time. Pat Jennings’ career was spent almost entirely with Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal - North London Forever indeed - but he also...

This adidas Argentina shirt, listed as being from circa 1991, recently sold at auction for £550. Representing, as it does, a period in which legend Diego Maradona was serving a forced hiatus from international football, the change design may not have the cachet of some, but the Albiceleste did win the 1991...

As many will be aware, Diego Maradona’s famous “Hand of God” and “Goal of the Century” shirt was auctioned at Sotheby’s, London today. If the £4-6m estimate was eye-watering, the floodgates will certainly have been opened with the eventual selling price of £7,142,500. Seller Steve Hodge - an...

This Scottish football oddity recently sold for a whopping £4800 at auction, obliterating its £200-300 estimate. A red Celtic FC shirt, even carried by a custodian, is a rare thing indeed, with this version associated with 1978 League Cup Final goalkeeper Peter Latchford - and carrying a...

Recently selling at auction for a hefty £1300, this long-sleeved Ipswich Town shirt is a great example of classic adidas design. With the famous sleeve and shoulder stripes contrasting against the blue, jacquard’d base, the design represents a golden age for the German manufacturer, and this...

A pair of Arsenal and Scotland's Alex James brand-endorsed "Shurshot" football boots, circa 1930s.

The tan leather ankle boots with original laces and leather studs, one bearing original price tag, have the soles inscribed THE ALEX JAMES SPECIAL PADS TO PREVENT STUD LUMPS.

Recently selling at auction for an arguably modest £1100, this long-sleeved, Nike, David Platt Arsenal shirt takes us back to an early chapter of modern, monied football. Fully decorated to mark the occasion intended for its use - 1998 FA Cup Final sleeve patches and chest embroidery - Platt...

Featuring very late in legendary Manchester United and France player Eric Cantona’s career, this Home shirt of the Old Trafford club recently changed hands at auction. Featuring Cantona’s signature long sleeves (but sadly not presented with the collar turned up), the player specification example of an iconic...

Recently selling for an eye-watering £24,000, this long-sleeved shirt was worn by Arsenal player Alf Baker in the 1927 FA Cup Final. Former pit worker Baker would go on to be capped by England but it wasn’t his day at Wembley on this occasion, as Cardiff City became the first and, so far, only...

This Crystal Palace Football Club shirt, believed to be from around 1968, is a classic example of football design five decades plus ago. Crystal Palace have famously changed their home colours more frequently than most other clubs, making this item slightly easier to date, which will have...