Serie A 1990-91, Part 5
It has perhaps taken us longer than we expected to chart the kits of the 1990-91 Serie A season, but here is the final instalment of what we feel is… Read more »
Category: Kit history
Serie A 1990-91, Part 4
Previous instalments – Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3. The late 1980s and early 90s didn’t provide much league success for Juventus – they went without a Scudetto between 1986… Read more »
Serie A 1990-91, Part 3
We continue to look at the kits of the 1990-91 Serie A season, what we regard to be one of the finest sets of kits contained in one league campaign…. Read more »
We need to talk about templates
The past fortnight has seen Nike officially launch the new kits for their main international contracts, to be worn at Euro 2016 and the Copa America. Essentially, each offering is… Read more »
Serie A 1990-91, Part 2
There were three blue-and-black-striped teams in the 1990-91 Serie A, and blue and red was just as popular, with Bologna, Cagliari and Genoa mixing the colours. Bologna were in their… Read more »
Serie A 1990-91, Part 1
Real-life work has prevented us from doing this as quickly as we’d like, but better late than never, here is the first tranche of our ode to the kits of… Read more »
The best-dressed league season?
It was a question we threw out on Twitter earlier, one difficult to describe in non-clunky language. Planning a series of posts on what we think is the best-ever season… Read more »
A certain kind of Neuer-osis
It should be an inviolable fact of football that the one colour a goalkeeper never wears is that of his team’s home kit. If teams only changed when they clashed… Read more »
O’Neills catalogue, mid-1990s
In our precocious teenage years, we wrote to O’Neills, seeking to wow them with our design skills and possibly secure some summer work. A nice reply was received and the notion… Read more »
Roma 2000-01: a study in interchangeability
Those of you who have listened to or read enough of our ramblings about kits will know that we have certain principles we hold dear and that we like joined-up thinking with away and third kits…. Read more »
