Chelsea

Chelsea FC 1955 League Champions shirt. Shirt is complete with the famous CFC badge from the era. Managed by Ted Drake, described as one of the first tracksuit managers, Drake was a master motivator and a hard taskmaster in training. Team included Roy Bentley (150 goals for Chelsea), Ron Greenwood, and Alan Dicks who both went on to be have successful managerial careers with England and Bristol City respectively. Fabric - 100% Cotton

This popular Chelsea shirt was worn in a 6-2 home win over Coventry in 84-85, and worn by fantastic players such as Nigel Spackman and Colin Pates. This shirt is limited edition retro shirt, exclusive to TOFFS and at just £24.99 is a must-have for any Blues fan.

Chelsea and Leeds battled out a 2-2 draw in front of 100,000 fans, the first ever draw in a Wembley final. Goals for Chelsea from Houseman and Hutchinson. Football played with flair and instinct, with spirit and sportsmanship, as one paper described it. All the more amazing as the horse of the year show was staged on the pitch only a few days before the match. Fabric - 100% Cotton

The Earl of Cadogan was the local landowner and Chelsea first ran out in his racing colours, a lighter blue than the now famous Chelsea blue, actually known as Eton blue. This shirt comes complete with the embroidered Chelsea Borough crest from the period. Please note the cuffs are attached with a border as in 1905. Fabric - 100% Cotton

Chelsea 1983/85 Away Shirt - Yellow 83/84 saw Chelsea finally gain promotion to the top flight. Worn in a superb 5-3 win at Fulham and also during the last game. - Machine washable - Fabric : Cotton

The second Inter-Cities Fairs Cup took place between ’58 and ’60 and was won by FC Barcelona for the second consecutive time. Representative sides flew the flag for London in the first tournament, but for the second Chelsea was invited to represent the capital city. Chelsea were Knocked out at the Quarter Final stage, by a Belgrade X1, despite wining the home leg 1-0 - Fabric: 100% Cotton, machine washable - Full embroidery of the classic Chelsea badge

Clive Walker - an old fashioned, pacy winger who terrorised full backs on a weekly basis. He began his career with Chelsea, playing in the same side as the likes of Ray Wilkins. He first broke into the Chelsea team during the 1977-78 season and was voted player of the season in 1980. He played 198 times for the Blues scoring 60 goals - Full embroidery of the classic Chelsea badge - Fabric: 100% Cotton. Machine washable

Bobby Tambling scored 35 goals in the 1962 -1963 season and became the youngest player to captain a side to promotion at the tender age of 22 when Chelsea returned to the top flight at the first time of asking. In total he played 302 matches for Chelsea scoring 164 goals. Fabric - 100% Cotton

Chelsea 1970 FA Cup Final Replay Shirt - Royal - Long Sleeved A replica version of the shirt worn by the Chelsea team which beat Leeds in the 1970 FA Cup Final Replay. Fabric - 100% Cotton

Chelsea 1971 Cup "Winners" Shirt - Royal A replica version of the shirt worn by the Chelsea team which beat Real Madrid in the 1971 European Cup Winners Cup Final. Fabric - 100% Cotton

Chelsea FC 1905 shirt. The Earl of Cadogan was the local landowner and Chelsea first ran out in his racing colours, a lighter blue than the now famous Chelsea blue, actually know at Eton blue. This Shirt comes complete with the embroidered Chelsea Borough crest from the period. Please note the cuffs are attached with a border as in 1905.

Chelsea FC 1960's away. David Webb, a rough diamond of a defender from East London who played his football with a typical cockney wit and ebullience, invariably with a smile spread across his craggy features.