The worst dressed goalkeepers - in pictures

Everton's kit for the new season has attracted all kinds of criticism, is it wrong of us to think it looks pretty good? Eh? Oh Photograph: PR

Mexico's Jorge Campos was famed for his 'interesting' choice of kits but he outdid himself here Photograph: Stewart Kendall/Sportsphoto

Chelsea's Dimitri Kharine failed on three counts here back in 1993: haircut, jersey and socks rolled into trousers Photograph: Bob Thomas/Bob Thomas/Getty Images

Nigel Spink left Aston Villa shortly after modelling this kit in 1995. We've got a fair idea why Photograph: Anton Want/Getty Images

Tim Flowers wore this on 1 January 1994, breaking his New Year's resolution not to inflict suffering on innocent fans Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images

David James is usually a very stylish man indeed. Usually Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images

David Seaman's pain at England's Euro 96 exit was made a whole lot worse by being seen in public in this abomination Photograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images

Newcastle United famously capitulated horribly in the 1995-96 season. Could Pavel Srnicek's jersey have had anything to do with it? Photograph: Mark Thompson/Getty Images

Maybe not, because even champions suffered from fashion disasters Photograph: John Peters/Man Utd via Getty Images

Big-boned Sheffield Wednesday keeper Kevin Pressman cleverly disguised unsightly bulges with this yellow and blue apocalypse Photograph: Shaun Botterill/Getty Images

Vinnie Jones was so incensed at Hans Segers's kit that fisticuffs developed Photograph: Anton Want/Getty Images

Could Ian Walker be any more 1994 in this picture? Curtains and a baggy, neon outfit Photograph: Getty/Popperfoto