I’ll be honest, I had to look up exactly how far Mexico went in the 1998 World Cup. I’m sure, like many around my age,...
Kit history
Gerry Desmond is the a former Cork City programme editor and the club’s unoffical historian as well as being a repository of knowledge on all...
Previous inclusions – Sweden 1994 and Belgium 1982 Whenever the England national team’s kit is discussed, there is a variation on Godwin’s Law in that,...
This is a guest post by Nathan Patrick In 2012, MOJ owner Denis Hurley tackled the kit clash debate in an article for True Colours...
Yes, it’s another new series – the more pressure to provide content, the greater chance of it being generated. Despite its many flaws, not least...
At the end of last week’s first feature in this series, the Sweden 1994 away kit, we mentioned how the Swedes were prevented from having a...
Germany came to Wembley on September 11, 1991 for its first game against England as a unified country since 1938, and they did so in...
Given the heavy snowfall of the past few days, it seems like the perfect time for this latest addition to the series – see here...
First off, apologies for the delay – the site was unavoidably down yesterday but the issue was sorted. Last year, when we featured Milan in...
As surprising as it may seem, until the mid-1970s Barcelona had a white change shirt. It’s hard, nay impossible to imagine such a situation nowadays,...