THE SHIRT IN THE ARCHIVE
Football Association of Ireland
Club archive
2009 · Away
A chapter of the green-and-white archive: photos, hoop DNA and the people behind the pattern.
FRONT
BACK
The story
Umbro dressed Ireland's away in white with thin green pinstripes, the FAI shamrock on the chest and eircom, the national telecom, in orange and grey across the middle. Discreet and elegant, it looked designed for quiet nights. It got the opposite.
Trapattoni's Ireland wore it in the second leg of the 2010 World Cup playoff, on 18 November 2009 at the Stade de France. Robbie Keane scored, 1-0, extra time, and in the 103rd minute the ball touched Henry's hand twice before Gallas' goal. The FAI asked for a replay and even for a place as the World Cup's 33rd team, and years later it emerged that FIFA had quietly paid five million in settlement.
Here at Hoopster this is the archive's third national team, and it arrives with modern football's most famous injustice clinging to its back.
Trapattoni's Ireland wore it in the second leg of the 2010 World Cup playoff, on 18 November 2009 at the Stade de France. Robbie Keane scored, 1-0, extra time, and in the 103rd minute the ball touched Henry's hand twice before Gallas' goal. The FAI asked for a replay and even for a place as the World Cup's 33rd team, and years later it emerged that FIFA had quietly paid five million in settlement.
Here at Hoopster this is the archive's third national team, and it arrives with modern football's most famous injustice clinging to its back.
Hoop DNA
- PatternHorizontal
- Colours
- Hoops15
- SignatureClassic hoops
- Club Football Association of Ireland All shirts →
- Season 2009
- Brand Umbro
- Country Ireland
- Type Away
- Sport Football