[tps_header]In advance of Wednesday's massive game against England at Wembley, which is being shown live on Setanta Ireland, we are starting the build up, bringing you back to that infamous night and plotting the key storylines that makes May 29th, one of the biggest nights of the sporting calendar.
Over the years Ireland and England have had a great sporting rivalry. Another area they have competed in is to see who could produce the most grotesque jersey. They went tit for tat during the 90's and just when it seemed one country was winning the other would produce another hideous shirt for their players to wear. Here are ten of the worst jerseys Ireland and England have ever had. Be warned, all of these are a terrible affront to the eyes.[/tps_header]
[tps_title]Jon Goodman in Ireland's away jersey in 1997. That baggy jersey would probably fit the actor John Goodman.[/tps_title]
[tps_title]Jonathan Douglas in Ireland's home jersey in 1999[/tps_title]
[tps_title]Billy Woods in Ireland's home jersey in 1995[/tps_title]
[tps_title]Brendan Murphy in Ireland's goalkeeper jersey in 1997[/tps_title]
[tps_title]David Connolly in Ireland's away jersey in 1996[/tps_title]
[tps_title]Peter Shilton in England's goalkeeper jersey in 1988[/tps_title]
[tps_title]John Barnes in England's away jersey in 1991[/tps_title]
[tps_title]Michael Owen in England's home jersey in 2004[/tps_title]
[tps_title]David Seaman in England's goalkeeper jersey in 1996[/tps_title]
[tps_title]Poor David Seaman in yet another England jersey from 1996[/tps_title]
[tps_footer]Have we forgotten any particularly heinous jersey? If so, leave it in the comments and we will decide if it is ugly enough to qualify.
