Institutionalisation
Erwan is a Frenchman who has developed a soft spot for Northern Irish side Institute. He got in touch with a couple of interesting kit observations It would be fair… Read more »
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Premier League kit-tracker, gameweek 5
Kit incidences to note this week: While Liverpool have new black and green goalkeeper strips, their third-choice is last season’s yellow one, worn by Adrián against Newcastle United Burnley donned… Read more »
Struggling to Kepa count
Last season, it took until April for Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga to wear a third different kit. The Spaniard wore green for much of the campaign with orange favoured as… Read more »
Manche Dieu!
We will admit to some trepidation ahead of what is a post focusing mainly on Nike sleeve designs, given that this tweet last year prompted one user to speculate that… Read more »
Premier League kit-tracker, gameweek 4
Things of note this week: Manchester United premiered their new third kit, albeit with off-white change shorts at Southampton. We would have liked if this kit was interchangeable with the… Read more »
Dark days for Kilmarnock?
These are the Kilmarnock kits for 2019-20: Those with even a passing interest in Scottish football will notice that the striped third kit looks closest to the traditional Killie colours… Read more »
AC Milan fall just short of perfection
This post is inspired by Forza 27’s Serie A kit rankings Because human beings like to hard back to their youth as being utopian, we hold AC Milan in high… Read more »
Premier League kit-tracker, Gameweek 3
It’s still early for patterns to be emerging, but Arsenal and Burnley made it three kits in as many games, with the Clarets also having used three goalkeeper kits. In… Read more »
The ‘problems’ with Manchester City’s 125th-anniversary kit
On Tuesday, Manchester City announced that they would be wearing a special one-off shirt for Sunday’s Community Shield against Liverpool at Wembley, marking the club’s 125th anniversary. We have put… Read more »
Arsenal’s bruising re-encounter
Yesterday saw the launch of the new Arsenal change kit for 2019-20. Unsurprisingly, it is yellow and navy, the colour-scheme used by adidas for their four away strips in their… Read more »
