QPR, the adidas years: part 3
Thanks and deepest apologies to Chris Guy, who has probably forgotten the information he provided given that it has taken us so long to publish this Before we pick up… Read more »
Category: Mashups
Show me aways at home
By the end of the 2019-20 season, there will have been a total of 11,266 Premier League games played since 1992. In that time, there have been some horrific kit… Read more »
Midweek Mashup – Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United, 1999-2001
This article is kind of a counterpoint to the Change is Bad series, where we look at instances of teams wearing away or third kits where their home would provide… Read more »
Season in Kits – Arsenal, 1982-83
As always, The Arsenal Shirt was a valuable resource – keep an eye out for the second edition later this year Many thanks to David Breach and former Southampton player… Read more »
Midweek Mashup – 2014 World Cup special
By Daniel Gellatley We highly recommend checking Daniel’s own blog, Kitted Off In late 2013, adidas unveiled the new home kits of its leading teams that would be showcased at… Read more »
Change is Bad, no. 4 – Southampton v Liverpool, 1976
As far back as the early 1970s – when the FA mandated that sock-clashes should be solved – Liverpool tended to alter the elements of their away kit as and… 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 »
Season in Kits – Cork City, 2017
Cork City’s 2017 campaign will live long in the memory. The club won the domestic double of League of Ireland Premier Division and FAI Cup for the first time. The… Read more »
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 »
Scotland’s mix and match
Having worn their new home kit against Cyprus and Kazakhstan in November, Scotland recently unveiled the change kit that will be worn if and when football ever resumes. While the… Read more »
