World Football Shirts

I like this home shirt a lot, red is a striking colour and I think the thin white lines running from the shoulders to the arms is a different look to what we don’t see on a lot of other shirts this day and age.

Just how many logos can you fit onto one shirt, the answer Toulouse fans is about four. This would have been a great shirt if it had stuck to the game plan, are they really that desperate for money.

Well done Adidas for bringing this fantastic football shirt design to the shores of France, other manufacuters’ take note this is how it is done. Simple and effective, the white and green go together like a fine wine does with cheese.

Wow, these latest Sochaux football shirts are a bit out there, but you know what, I like them quite a lot.

These latest Strasbourg football shirts are pretty OK without being spectacular.

Puma tend to make pretty decent football shirts and these Rennes tops are certainly amongst there best in my opinion.

Paris St Germain are a house hold name in French football they are graceful and stylish and play with real French passion. So it’s a shame then that neither the home or away shirt are anything like that.

OK, I think I can wrap these Nice football shirts up pretty quickly in terms of review.

The Marseille home shirt is one of pure style, I like white football shirts they look crisp, clean and a real fashion item as well as looking good around the training ground.

Of all the Monaco football shirts I’ve seen I have to say I like this home one the most of all. That’s an incredibly bold statement but just look at it, it’s brilliant.

Plain and simple are two words that spring to mind when thinking about these Metz football shirts, so I’ll keep this review just that.

Certain manufacturers will stick to one design and that seems to be apparent here, the Lille shirt is the same style as Auxerre but unfortuneatly the red and white doesn’t have the same impact as the blue and white of Auxerre.

I could wear these La Mans football shirts for 24 hours without getting tired. If you don’t care for that joke then I apologise, but I hope you understand why I had to make it.

The latest Lyon football shirts aren’t particularly going to set the world of football shirts on fire and I don’t think they at all do justice to a team that is quickly growing in stature.

Done well, orange football shirts immediately make us think of the great dutch sides of times gone by. Done poorly they bring back awful memories of playing that yobbish pub team down the park a few weeks back.

Not sure what to make of the Caen home shirt for this season, it’s not really one of Nike’s better efforts and I can’t quite put my finger on it.

These latest Bordeaux football shirts are very Puma in there design, so it’s just as well that it’s them who manufacture them.

The first thing that strikes me about this shirt and what takes my eye is the sponsors logo which also happens to be the manufacturer as well. But for some strange reason having a prowling tiger across the front gives the shirt a some what powerful feel.

OK, someone please god tell me what’s going on with these AS Nancy football shirts. Someone needs to be held culpable for this and I’m going to get to the bottom of it.