This shirt came from Joe Corrigan's collection and it is believed that it was issued to him for the 1982 World Cup. The lack of an Admiral logo supports the theory that the FA were initially under the impression that England were not allowed to wear manufacturers' logos on their kit.

Strangely, this is the third such shirt to have emerged, alongside the yellow that was worn in every game by Peter Shilton and the blue that was later worn on the Australian tour in the following year. All are believed to have been issued for the tournament, as we have seen all three without an Admiral logo, but it is a little surprising that the FA saw fit to issue three alternative goalkeeping shirts for the tournament. We had not known of this red alternative until it emerged in 2014.