A nostalgic look back at the England national football team, with particular emphasis on the 1960s to the 2000s.
We resume our recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago by looking back to February 1991 and the home friendly against Cameroon. It wouldn’t match the drama of the World … Continue Reading Graham Taylor’s England: Part 5 – February 1991
Our latest recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago focus on December 1990. England did not play a full international during the month, but there were two games of interest … Continue Reading Graham Taylor’s England: Part 4 – December 1990
We continue to look back at how England were faring 30 years ago by recalling the vital Euro ’92 qualifier away to the Republic of Ireland. ‘Gazzamania’ had gripped England … Continue Reading Graham Taylor’s England: Part 3 – November 1990
Our recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago continue by looking back at the European Championship qualifier at home to Poland in October 1990. Graham Taylor’s second match in charge … Continue Reading Graham Taylor’s England: Part 2 – October 1990
Our recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago resume – under a new name – by looking back to September 1990 and a friendly against Hungary. It would mark England’s … Continue Reading Graham Taylor’s England: Part 1 – September 1990
Our recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago last month reached the end of England’s Italia ’90 campaign. For one man in particular the tournament would be life-changing. As England … Continue Reading From Wooden Spoonists to World in Motion: Part 18 – The rise of Gazzamania
Our recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago have now reached the dramatic month of July 1990. It would include the nerve-jangling games at Italia ’90 against Cameroon and West … Continue Reading From Wooden Spoonists to World in Motion: Part 17 – July 1990
We continue our series recalling England’s fortunes 30 years ago by focusing upon events during June 1990, as Italia ’90 began. It’s fair to say things got better as the … Continue Reading From Wooden Spoonists to World in Motion: Part 16 – June 1990
Having previously recalled England’s summer tours to Australia (1983) and South America (1984), we now turn the clock back 35 years to England’s 1985 trip to Mexico and the USA. … Continue Reading England on tour – Mexico and USA (1985)
We continue our recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago, recalling the final two home games prior to Italia ’90 and the fallout from the news that Bobby Robson would … Continue Reading From Wooden Spoonists to World in Motion: Part 15 – May 1990
We continue our recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago by focusing upon the home friendly against Czechoslovakia in April 1990. It was a night that would belong to Steve … Continue Reading From Wooden Spoonists to World in Motion: Part 14: April 1990
We resume our series following England’s fortunes 30 years ago by focusing upon their friendly clash with Brazil at Wembley, as Bobby Robson stepped up his preparations for the 1990 … Continue Reading From Wooden Spoonists to World in Motion: Part 13 – March 1990
We continue our A-Z recollections of England’s history at the European Championship, including arguably the team’s most painful loss in the tournament as well as their most joyful display… France … Continue Reading An A-Z of England at the Euros (part two)
In the run-up to Euro 2020 this summer we will be looking back at England’s past fortunes at the European Championship, via an A-Z format. We begin today with letters … Continue Reading An A-Z of England at the Euros (part one)
In the latest of our recollections of England’s fortunes 30 years ago, we recall friendlies against Italy in November 1989 and Yugoslavia the following month, as well as the 1990 … Continue Reading From Wooden Spoonists to World in Motion: Part 12 – November/December 1989
Ahead of England’s final game of the 2010s away to Kosovo, we look back at how they have ended the last six decades… England 2-1 Northern Ireland, November 1959 If … Continue Reading Six of the Best – England’s last game of the decade
