The English Kitman has promised to repair a quirky kit error after fans had seen a change in the side of the side against Albania.
Thomas Tuchel got his three lions a strong start with a strong start with a 2-0 win over Albania on Wembley on Friday evening thanks to goals from Myles Lewis-Skelly and Harry Kane.
And although most supporters would not have clocked it, the eagle among them realized that a blunder had been made.
Now let's get one thing right – at least the color was correct. Zero points to everyone who has already shouted.
And if you are not worried about the sizes-happy, Burny was not asked to squeeze under 10 years old in an extra small kit.
So, can you see the mistake of the following images? We have contrasted some pictures of Friday evening and last summer.
Need an idea?
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It appears that the English Kitman Pat Frost, who has been working for the FA since 2003, accidentally printed the figures in the wrong place.
They should be pressed in the middle of the front of the kit, but were actually placed to the left (as we see it), under Nike's tap.
“Printed the first shirt and put them in the wrong place, so she had to do in the same place in the same place, back to the usual place on Monday … but well done to notice,” Frost explained to a fan on X.
Although Frost was apologetic, some fans thought it looked better.
“Look much better on the right – the song and Swoosh balance the badge and match details on the left,” they wrote.
“I think it looks better, instead of centered … but I think that's Nike to decide,” said another.
“Just like them there to be honest,” someone said.
“Think they look better on the side,” one noticed.
Another encouraged: “Looks better, keep them on the side!”
The last contract of the FA with Nike is worth no less than £ 400 million.
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