France 96-97: 

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Kit Usage:
 

Home Kit
First worn: 21st February 1996 against Greece (3:1 win)
Last worn: 12th November 1997 against Scotland (2:1 win)
No of times worn: 15
Wins/draws/losses: 12/2/1
Win percentage: 80.00%

Away Kit
First worn: 27th March 1996 against Belgium (2:0 win)
Last worn: 22nd January 1997 against Portugal (2:0 win)
No of times worn: 6 
Wins/draws/losses: 3/1/2
Win percentage: 50.00%

In total Corinthian produced a total of 40 players, 39 produced in this kit (taking away manager, Terry Venables). So if they missed out on 8 players, that would take the total to 47 but only 44 players were actually picked to play in this kit. So that leaves three players produced that didn't make the line-up in real life; David James, Neil Ruddock and John Solako being the odd one's out. Technically, John Solako did wear this kit but only for England U21's. So on what merit were James and Ruddock picked? Well, both had played in the England B squad as late as December 1994. Given Corinthian had began making the England players in this period it's easy to see why they would think that it was highly likely that James and Ruddock would be in with a shout of making the full squad. They actually also could have selected Kevin Pressman, Nigel Martyn, Paul Parker, John Beresford, Steve Bould, Ruel Fox, Kevin Richardson, Chris Bart-Williams, Alan Stubbs, Chris Sutton, Paul Merson, Dean Holdsworth, Chris Armstrong and finally, (if he was released)Nicky Summerbee.

Achievements:

Euro 96: Semi Finals (6-5 penalty loss to Czech Republic 0:0 AET) 


Make & Sponsor: Les Bleus kit was supplied by Adidas. 

Rating: 9/10

Pack Releases:

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