Arsenal 2010/11 Home kit XL

Condition: ★★★★★

A beautiful Gunners home kit in excellent condition. The size is XL and it features Nike's Dri-Fit Technology. 

• Adoption of Red (1891–1904)

  • First Appearance: The club adopted their iconic red shirts in 1891. The specific shade of red has evolved, but the color red has remained central to Arsenal's identity.
  • Early Style: Early kits were primarily red with white sleeves, a design that has become synonymous with the club.

• The Addition of White Sleeves (1904–1960s)

  • Famous Design: In 1904, Arsenal introduced white sleeves to their red shirts, creating the classic look that has become one of the most recognizable in football. This design was introduced by then-manager, Herbert Chapman, and it was inspired by the kits of teams like Sheffield United.

In the 2010/11 season, Arsenal FC had a mixed performance across various competitions. Here's a breakdown of their performance in the major competitions:

1. Premier League

• Final Position: 4th
• Notable Achievements: Arsenal was in contention for the title for much of the season but faltered towards the end. They finished the season with 68 points.

2. FA Cup

• Stage Reached: 6th Round
• Performance: Arsenal was eliminated by Manchester United , losing 2-0.

3. Carling Cup (League Cup)

• Stage Reached: Final
• Performance: Arsenal lost to Birmingham City 2-1 in the final. Despite a strong start and taking the lead, they were unable to secure victory.

4. UEFA Champions League

• Stage Reached: Round of 16
• Performance: Arsenal was eliminated by Barcelona. After a strong performance in the first leg at the Emirates, where Arsenal won 2-1, they were defeated 3-1 in the second leg at the Camp Nou.

Key Players

1. Cesc Fàbregas - Central Midfielder
2. Samir Nasri - Attacking Midfielder/Winger
3. Robin van Persie - Striker
4. Bacary Sagna - Right Back
5. Laurent Koscielny - Centre Back
6. Thomas Vermaelen - Centre Back
7. Wojciech Szczęsny - Goalkeeper
8. Andrey Arshavin - Winger
9. Jack Wilshere - Central Midfielder
10. Tomas Rosický - Attacking Midfielder
11. Gael Clichy
12. Marouane Chamakh

Arsenal was in contention for the Premier League title for much of the season but fell short, finishing 4th. They were within touching distance of the top spot until the final months.

The season saw the rise of young talents like Jack Wilshere, who impressed with his performances and was considered one of the most promising midfielders in England.