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PETER SAVILLE DESIGNS ENGLAND SHIRT
Posted by Tim Sumner
England’s footballers will be wearing a new home shirt for their match against Bulgaria on September 3, with graphics designed by Peter Saville. Saville’s contribution is somewhat minimalist. A graphic of multicoloured crosses sits on the shoulders which is, apparently, “evocative of the basting stitches synonymous with bespoke tailoring”.
Like all england shirts theres not much of a difference from the last one in my opinion.
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I wonder if they will start playing any better?
Doubtful, Eastenders is on the other side though, wonder what Billy thinks of Peter Saville’s latest creation?