Best Diadora Retro Kits

George Burley took charge of Scotland in 2008 as the side began qualification for the 2010 World Cup. Darren Fletcher and Barry Ferguson provided the foundation...

George Burley led Scotland through the 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign in this Diadora away kit. Darren Fletcher captained the side, supported by Kenny Mille...

Alex McLeish took charge as Scotland pushed for qualification for Euro 2008. Barry Ferguson anchored the midfield while Darren Fletcher provided drive, and Jame...

Alex McLeish led Scotland through the Euro 2008 qualification group in 2007. They pushed Italy and France until the final matchday, narrowly missing a spot in t...

Alex McLeish managed Scotland through the Euro 2008 qualifying campaign, falling one game short of the tournament. Darren Fletcher, Kenny Miller, Barry Ferguson...

AS Roma finished second in Serie A under Luciano Spalletti during 2006-2007. Francesco Totti led the league in scoring, supported by the engine of Daniele De Ro...

Diadora supplied this home shirt for Crystal Palace in the 2006-2007 Championship campaign. GAC served as the main sponsor while Peter Taylor managed the side t...

AS Roma finished second in Serie A during 2006-2007, securing a Champions League spot. Luciano Spalletti led a group centered around Francesco Totti, who claime...

Peter Taylor managed Crystal Palace to a 12th place finish in the Championship during 2006-2007. The Diadora away shirt carried the GAC sponsor throughout the c...

Francesco Totti netted 26 league goals in 2006-2007 as Roma finished second in Serie A under Luciano Spalletti. Luciano Spalletti relied on the leadership of Ch...

Diadora supplied this home kit for Scotland during the Euro 2008 qualifying campaign. Walter Smith led the side as they attempted to reach the tournament. Darre...

Francesco Totti led AS Roma to a second-place finish in Serie A during the 2005-2006 season. Luciano Spalletti took the side on a record-breaking streak of elev...

Luciano Spalletti took charge of AS Roma in 2005-2006, guiding the club to a second-place finish in Serie A. Francesco Totti continued to lead the attack alongs...

Luciano Spalletti took charge of AS Roma for the 2005-2006 season, shifting the team toward a fluid, attacking approach that often saw Francesco Totti deployed ...

Walter Smith managed Scotland through the 2006 World Cup qualifying campaign. Despite results improving, the side missed out on the tournament in Germany. This ...

Walter Smith managed Scotland through the 2006 World Cup qualifying campaign. Diadora produced this away kit as the side competed in Group 5. Darren Fletcher, K...

Cesare Prandelli took charge of AS Roma in 2004, though his tenure proved remarkably brief before resigning for personal reasons. Rudi Völler and Luigi Delneri ...

Paul Sturrock took charge of Sheffield Wednesday in 2004-2005 with the club aiming to escape League One. The squad leaned on the energy of Glenn Whelan and the ...

Sheffield Wednesday finished fifth in League One during 2004-2005 before winning the play-off final at the Millennium Stadium. Paul Sturrock managed a group tha...

Carling appeared on the front of this kit for the 2004-2005 season as Rangers won the Scottish Premier League title on the final day. Alex McLeish managed the s...