1999-00 Scotland Umbro Away Shirt - 9/10 - (L)Official Umbro Scotland away shirt from the 1999 2000 season, worn as Craig Brown's side competed in Euro 2000 qualifying, representing a nation with a proud and unbroken tradition of qualifying for major tournaments and producing players of genuine world class quality despite the country's modest size. A beautiful example of late 90s Umbro craftsmanship in the classic away colours of Scotland, from an era when the nation regularly shared a stage with

Fernando Morientes and Luis Enrique that carried the enormous expectation of a nation growing increasingly impatient for the international success their domestic football so clearly deserved

worn as Mikel Arteta's side finished eighth in the Premier League — a difficult campaign that ended with Aubameyang's captaincy stripped following a disciplinary breach

who was controversially dropped from the 1998 World Cup squad just weeks before the tournament in one of Japanese sport's most heartbreaking moments

making them true training ground artefacts that rarely surface for collectors

including 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and friendly matches

one of the NRL's most passionate western Sydney clubs

worn as Garry Monk's side finished seventh in the Championship in a promising campaign that reignited hope at Elland Road — their highest finish in years

Whether it's for a birthday

and David Marshall as the squad works under the guidance of their manager to challenge for promotion

during a period in which Spain competed in UEFA Euro 1988 and the qualifiers for the 1990 FIFA World Cup

worn as Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side competed in the Scottish Premiership — a dramatic campaign that ended with Michael Beale taking charge

alongside key teammates such as Shunsuke Nakamura