Fantasy Kit Friday – Hu(mme)ll City
Hull City are the subject of today’s Fantasy Kit Friday: I’d love a Hummel City strip. — Craig Bell (@Ambraneri) May 16, 2020 Verona’s was unusual in that it was… Read more »
Month: May 2020
When Celtic’s numbers were up
This is a modified excerpt from Football Type 2, on which we had the privilege of working with Rick Banks. You can buy a copy here while on Wednesday, May… Read more »
Great one-offs – Wales yellow third kits, 2002
In a previous article, we look at Wales’s kit history with Lotto and the oddities that that threw up. The move to another Italian supplier, Kappa, in 2000, didn’t really… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – early 1990s Borussia Dortmund and Rangers
Another two-for-one today, taking a time-machine back to the early 1990s. First up is Ciarán McMonagle with a request for Borussia Dortmund in the adidas style used by Liverpool from… Read more »
Season in Kits – Roma, 2019-20
Thanks to the AS Roma Ultras site, Pete Doyle of AS Roma Matchworn and Ed Moynihan of Forza27 for their assistance While AC Milan have a fine set of kits… Read more »
Change is bad, no. 3 – Wimbledon v Blackburn Rovers, 1993-95
We saw in a previous Season’s Meetings article how Wimbledon’s kits had proven troublesome for Sheffield Wednesday in 1993-94 but we made the point that both sides wearing home kits… Read more »
A history of sponsorship
By Rob Carey Sponsorship in sport is big business, it is a significant source of revenue for major teams and leagues. In 2019, three of the biggest clubs in the… Read more »
International Classics – England, 1984-88
England Football Online is an incredible resource and was a great help for this After the FA’s deal with Admiral came to an end in 1983, fans were glad to… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – Nottingham Forest 1984, Aston Villa 1995
Two request today, because we’re feeling nice. The first one is an indirect one focusing on Nottingham Forest: @museumofjerseys can you do Matt a fantasy kit special??? — Daithí Ramone… Read more »
Great one-offs – Barcelona, 2002
During the 1980s, when Meyba made their kits, Barcelona had change shirts in both blue and red. Kappa and then Nike began to use different hues such as aqua, orange… Read more »
