Great one-offs – Blackburn Rovers, 1993
The early 1990s were when kit manufacturers began to realise that there was an ever-growing market for their wares, and so the releases became more common. Blackburn Rovers had worn… Read more »
Category: One-offs
One-offs – West Ham United, 2014
For the 2016-17 season, West Ham United brought out a very dark navy third kit which paid tribute to the club’s origins in Thames Ironworks. It was worn in a… Read more »
One-offs – Meath, 2000
Today, July 14, is an historic day in Gaelic football as the new All-Ireland senior football quarter-final comes into play. For the first time, the last eight are divided into… Read more »
Great one-offs, AC Milan, 1995
In the AC Milan kit canon, one shirt stands out. While there have been muted gold hues in recent times, the rich yellow of 1994-95 has no companion and it… Read more »
Great one-offs – Rangers, 1994
For properly in-depth analysis of Rangers kits, see this wonderful blog. Another break from World Cup activity due to it being a very busy bank holiday weekend of real work,… Read more »
Great one-offs – Cameroon, 1991
February 6, 1991 was a very cold night. The pitch at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham was not short of snow for the Wales-Republic of Ireland (with an orange ball),… Read more »
Great one-offs – Manchester United, 1991
Today is the 28th anniversary of Manchester United’s first European trophy under Sir Alex Ferguson, the 1991 European Cup Winners’ Cup. Barcelona were United’s opponents in the final, with both… Read more »
Great one-offs – Paris St-Germain, 1996
For their trip to face Olympique Lyonnais in October 1996, Paris St-Germain were faced with a conundrum. While the clubs’ home kits had been fine against each other in 1995-96,… Read more »
Great one-offs – Aston Villa, 1994
Having denied Manchester United a domestic treble in winning the 1993-94 Coca-Cola Cup, Aston Villa qualified for the following season’s UEFA Cup and were drawn with Inter Milan. This was… Read more »
Great One-Offs – Sunderland third kit, 2000-01
It might be surprise to some to learn that Sunderland were the first British football club to wear Nike kits, back in the mid-1980s. That will be the focus of… Read more »
