Something different for this offering, featuring a little bit of educated guessing. Obviously, Bayern Munich and adidas are intrinsically linked but, given that they had Nike kits for 15 years… Read more »
The Republic of Ireland’s final Euro 2008 qualifier, away to Wales in November 2007, was a nothing game. A game between the sides fifth and third in Group D –… Read more »
With so few top-level teams in international rugby union, it’s not surprising that the England national team didn’t need to wear an alternative to white shirts in its first 128… Read more »
While there was much to admire about AS Monaco’s change kit approach during their time with adidas, there were times when they were forced to come up with emergency kits…. Read more »
Thanks to @perezdecuellar for his help The 1993-94 season is remembered fondly by Galatasaray. The club reached the group stages of the Champions League, having overcome Manchester United on away… Read more »
A relatively short-lived German tradition in the 1980s and early 1990s was the meistertrikot, or ‘champions’ shirt’, a special edition worn as a team collected the Bundesliga shield. Vfb Stuttgart… Read more »
It’s fairly well-known that AC Milan prefer to wear their white change kit in Champions League finals. In both the 2005 and 2007 finals against Liverpool, the Italian club actually… Read more »
Yellow goalkeeper shirts were not all that the Republic of Ireland used during their time with adidas, but they were near-ubiquitous. The country’s first (well, really their second) game in… Read more »
See here and here for other Spurs one-offs An all-yellow Tottenham Hotspur change kit wouldn’t be that much of a rarity you’d think, and you’d generally be right, even if… Read more »
Yellow change strips became popular in the late 1960s and 1970s primarily because they limited the chances of a third kit being needed. A red or a blue team with… Read more »
