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Whether you are a fan of Inter, Juventus, Chelsea or Everton, 3retro has your game covered. We offer a large selection of leagues, tournaments and betting markets to choose from. In addition to offering great odds, we are committed to customer service and we strive to ensure your experience with us is positive.

Chelsea

Founded in 1905, Chelsea are one of the few clubs in the English football league that still wear their original colours. Blue is the racing colour of Lord Chelsea, the club's founder. However, the club has had chequered history in terms of sponsors. During the mid-1970s, they wore a plain blue shirt with a finely crafted crest. They also wore marunce tops against blue teams, though these may have been a one-off. In the '90s, their kit designs were extravagant. In fact, their first Premier League title coincided with the centenary of their shirt manufacturer Umbro.

After a brief hiatus, the club returned to the yellow and blue colours, which they had been using for a number of years. They were a popular choice for much of the 1970s. They were also used in the FA Cup semi final against Inter Milan in 1965-66. The shirt had a diamond-shaped pinstripe pattern and irregular white and blue hoops.

In the mid-1990s, the club wore a grey/orange kit, with white and yellow detailing. This was their last home kit in the old first division. In 1999/2000, they wore this in the FA Cup final, beating Aston Villa. They reached the quarter finals of the Champions League that year and were knocked out by Barcelona. They then went on to win the Super Cup.

Everton

During the early 1970s, Everton wore a black and white striped outfit with an all-black kit, but this was only part of the story. After a while, the club's kits were black and red. This was a practical choice for new players who arrived with their own shirts.

However, a new fad in the 1990s saw the team adopting a variety of colours away from home. In 2004, the club became technical partners with Nike. They have also been known to experiment with various shades of yellow and blue.

The most successful change was the tyre mark shirt, which was also the first time the club used a bespoke design. The red sash was later added. It was also the first Everton shirt to feature the club's new sponsor, Goodyear. This combination of traditional design elements has become a modern football kit classic.

The tyre mark shirt has been worn on more occasions since its debut than any other piece of clothing. The new Everton shirts of today incorporate more complex detailing, including a fading blue flash across the chest. It is also the shortest ever shirt to bear the Everton name. The shirt has been worn by a number of famous names, including Ray Wilson and Roger Hunt.

West Ham United

Whether it's the shirt to match the goal or the 'flash' away kit, some of the best football shirts are still around. The 3Retro website is the place to go for the latest and greatest in classic sportswear. This includes retro shirts, the finest of which are often the most collectible. They also have a great selection of shirts for sale in various sizes.

They have an official West Ham United away shirt and the score draw, which is a great gift idea for Hammers fans. As with all 3Retro shirts, they are made from the finest quality material. The shirts are available in both adult and children's sizes, with the adult version sised at an appropriate 40-44 chest size. They are also available in various colours including red, blue, black, green and white. They are available on their website and in a number of retail locations. They are the perfect choice for any football fan. They are sure to make you stand out from the crowd. They are also the best way to show your love for the Hammers.

The aforementioned 3Retro shirts are just the start of a new line of shirts for the modern day Hammer. The brand has also released a number of new kits for the upcoming season.

Juventus

Founded in 1897, Juventus Football Club is one of the most famous teams in the world, and has an extensive history. From the eighties to present, the club has won multiple trophies, including the Super Cup and the Champions League. Their kit has been manufactured by Kappa, Lotto, Ariston and Nike. Today, Juventus is sponsored by Betclic.

In the 1980s, Arrigo Sacchi's men were one of the most successful clubs in Italy, winning Serie A and the European Cup. The black-and-red stripes on the shirt are considered to be one of the most iconic in the game. Many players have worn the stripes, and some are considered to be the greatest Italian footballers of all time.

Gianluigi Buffon has been at Juventus for a long time, and is considered by many to be the best goalkeeper in history. He is also the club's all-time record holder for appearances and goals. In his career, he has won 11 Scudetti. Alessandro Del Piero is another player who has made an impact at the club. He played for almost two decades and has a Juventus record for most goals scored.

Gaetano Scirea is considered to be a Juventino, or a Juve defender, and played for the club for fourteen years. He is a versatile player and helped the team win seven Serie A titles. During his time at the club, he also won a UEFA Cup and two Coppa Italia trophies.

Milan

Among Milan's three or so illustrious trophies are a Serie A title, a European Cup, and the Champions League. In fact, if you look closely, you'll find the club has a fairly storied history that dates back to the early days of the Italian game. In recent memory, the club has won four Scudettos, two Serie B titles, and five European Cups in total. During the early 00s, Fabio Capello's Rossoneri were the dominant force in Italy's premier competition. In fact, a horde of obscenely paid players made the club a feared force in Europe. Despite this, the aforementioned three trophies are just the tip of the iceberg. Luckily for the fans, this baffling period has been supplanted by one of the most exciting periods in the club's long history.

Inter

Whether you're a fan of the club or you're looking for a t-shirt for a friend or a gift for your significant other, an Inter-Retro shirt is sure to please. A good retro shirt is made of cotton, and comes in a variety of colours, including blue and black. The shirt has a club logo on the front, and is available in sizes for adults, and kids. You can also find Inter-Retro sleeve and name badge sets, and you can customize it according to your personal preferences.

The Inter-Retro is not the only vintage football shirt available from The Football Market. In fact, this site boasts one of the best selections of vintage football jerseys on the web. And with over a thousand unique products, there's sure to be something to suit your taste. And as with all of our products, you can rest assured that every purchase will help support our community of charity supporters, as well as our philanthropic causes. We are happy to answer any questions you may have, and will do our best to deliver your order in the shortest amount of time. And thanks to our friendly, knowledgeable staff, you'll never feel rushed or hassled.

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