Season in kits – Tottenham Hotspur, 2004-05
Recently, we looked at the pleasing interchangeability of Everton in the 2004-05 season and they were rivalled in that regard by Tottenham Hotspur. One could argue that, in one sense,… Read more »
Category: Season in Kits
Season in Kits – Crystal Palace, 1996-97
Recently, we looked at Stockport’s 1996-97 third shirt, which was actually a rebadged Romania jersey. In that article, we noted that Crystal Palace had the same style for their third… Read more »
Season in kits – Chelsea, 1966-67
This is the fourth and final part of Nik Yeomans’ series examining Chelsea’s kits in the mid-1960s – the others can be accessed here: 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66 The 1965-66 season… Read more »
Season in kits – Manchester City, 1990-91
See here for an examination of City’s 1997-98 kits Thanks to Stirling Sievey for his help in researching this While the 1989-90 season provided some unusual kit action for Manchester… Read more »
Season in kits – Chelsea, 1965-66
This is the third part of this mini-series by Nik Yeomans, see here for 1963-64 and here for 1964-65 The 1964-65 season had been a huge success for Chelsea, finishing… Read more »
Season in kits – Lazio, 1982-83
This article first appeared on RB Jerseys, well worth a look if you’re looking for a vintage football shirt In the summer of 1982, Lazio needed a shot in the… Read more »
Season in kits – Manchester City, 1997-98
Thanks to Jonny Thompson for providing information here It was the best of kits, it was the worst of times. In the summer of 1997, Manchester City were ready to… Read more »
Season in Kits: Chelsea, 1964-65
This is the second part of Nik Yeomans’ comprehensive series on Chelsea in the 1960s. This is the first entry, looking at 1963-64 Chelsea finished the 1963-64 season in a… Read more »
Season in Kits: Chelsea, 1963-64
Nik Yeomans is the oracle on Chelsea kits and has already proven to be an invaluable source of research on a number of articles. He has now written a series… Read more »
Season in kits – six shirts for PSV Eindhoven in 1989-90, but the new away kit remained unused
Huge thanks to Dirk Maas for his help on this Earlier this year, we looked at the influence Ruud Gullit had in establishing white shorts and socks as first-choice items… Read more »
