Midweek Mashup – Liverpool, 2019
As we saw in this article, the last time before 2019-20 that Liverpool wore change socks with their first-choice shirt was in 2007-08 at Portsmouth: However, twice already in the… Read more »
Category: Rarities and Oddities
Northern Ireland’s irreplaceable kit
This is a guest post by Twitter user ‘I’m not really here’ When adidas launched their new international away kit collection ahead of the World Cup in March 2018, there… Read more »
Great one-offs – lone Rangers
Jay Mansfield is back – see here for his wonderful blog featuring lots more Rangers content and here for his previous MoJ output In the occasional hit-and-miss world of football… Read more »
The Never-Worn: Bayern Munich 1996-97 third
Oliver Kleißberg’s site was invaluable, as always For the second leg of the 1995-96 Uefa Cup final against Bordeaux, Bayern Munich launched a new kit. Domestically, the yellow, green and… Read more »
One-offs – Stockport County, 1996
Last week, on an appearance on the Kitbliss podcast, we mentioned this shirt, so we felt it was a good time to feature it here Stockport County’s tenures with adidas… Read more »
Georgia’s numbers on my mind
Tonight, Georgia travel to the Aviva Stadium to take on the Republic of Ireland in a Euro 2020 qualifier. It’s the third consecutive qualifying campaign in which the countries have… Read more »
All change for Chelsea and Manchester City
Nowadays, the first-choice kits of Chelsea and Manchester City aren’t deemed to cause a clash. This season, all matches between the sides have been royal blue v sky blue. City… Read more »
A miscellany of ‘Milan United’ kits
In 1955, the Inter-Cites Fairs Cup, the forerunner of the Uefa Cup/Europa League began, and its USP was that each city could only enter one team. Many, including the finalists… Read more »
Great one-offs – Real Madrid, 1999
In 1998, Real Madrid returned to adidas after more than a decade away, having had their kits made by Hummel and Kelme in between. Having gone as safe as they… Read more »
Three-season wonders
We were delighted when Philip Marriott got in touch with an idea for an article, looking at kits which have had a three-year lifespan since the Premier League began. Over… Read more »
