Lookalikes, no. 5 – Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur
By Jay from Design Football The recent article on this site concerning Tottenham Hotspur’s adidas years is one of many which can be held as an exemplar, not only of… Read more »
Month: April 2020
Scottish League Classics – Celtic, 1987-88
Nowadays, clubs tend to mark their centenaries or other big anniversaries with special commemorative shirts – look, for example, at Bayern Munich’s recent 120th-anniversary strip. Celtic got in on that… Read more »
Cork’s three in a row
In Gaelic games, sightings of change jerseys have tended to be rare over the years, but with a growing awareness of commercialism, they have become more common. The fact that… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – Arsenal reversals
Something a bit different for today’s Fantasy Kit Friday in that they’re all a recolouring of kits from a club’s history. The request comes from Tony Sealey, who is a… Read more »
Midweek Mashup – Spain, 2010
Given that the country won the World Cup for the first time, it’s safe to assume that Spain’s 2010 kits are looked upon with fondness. The fact that the navy… Read more »
The Great MOJ Football Kits Quiz no. 4
Welcome to the monthly kits quiz! Best of luck and let us know how you do by tweeting @museumofjerseys.
Fantasy Kit Friday – Porto adidas 2002
Today’s request comes from Riccardo Giannin, curator of the site Il Bazar del Calcio, which we would recommend checking out (with the aid of your online translation tool of choice)…. Read more »
Arsenal’s array of goalkeeper kit options
like goalkeepers. In my ‘real’ job as a sports journalist (incredibly, I have to earn money elsewhere as nobody wants to pay me to draw kits), I often find them… Read more »
Season in Kits – Republic of Ireland, 1984-85
Ireland Soccer Shirts, run by Eddie O’Mahony, is an invaluable resource The Republic of Ireland were always likely to stand out in Group 6 of the European qualifying section for… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – England 1993 adidas
England and adidas – it’s probably never going to happen, realistically. It’s unlikely that Nike will willingly give up what one presumes is one of their best-selling lines. Even if… Read more »
