Previous instalments in this series: Arsenal/adidas, Barcelona/Kappa, Tottenham Hotspur/Hummel. The first set of Newcastle United kits made by adidas are rightly lauded – for instance, The Football Attic ranked the… Read more »
We all remember the game between the Netherlands and the USSR at Euro 88, don’t we? The fact that it’s Vasily Rats of the Soviet Union scoring a goal… Read more »
In recent years, Arsenal have been more than happy to adjust elements of their change kits. This graphic was one we compiled on another of our sites showing all of… Read more »
Previous chapers: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5. It has taken a while to be able to add to this series, as adidas had so many… Read more »
We’ve written recently about AC Milan’s preference for all-white kits in European Cup and Champions League finals, so much so that they created bespoke outfits in 1989, 1990, 1994 and… Read more »
Football kit expert John Devlin is not prone to exaggeration. Therefore, when he mentions three times in True Colours 2 that the Republic of Ireland’s kits during their tenure with O’Neills… Read more »
I can clearly recall sitting in my grandmother’s front room on a gloomy Sunday in the spring of 1992, cheering Nottingham Forest on as they beat Tottenham Hotspur in the… Read more »
