Midweek Mashup – Manchester United and RB Leipzig, 2020
First off – we have to accept at the outset that the most noteworthy piece of clothing at Old Trafford on Wednesday night was worn by RB Leipzig manager Julian… Read more »
Tag: adidas
Kits For The Day – Dynamo Kyiv and Juventus, 1998
The Champions League starts tonight, though it doesn’t seem to have the usual pomp and ceremony attached to it. The presence of Ferencváros lends some 1990s nostalgia and, while Dynamo… Read more »
Neuer-illogical
Last week, when Germany faced Ukraine, we examined the country’s current home kit and the increasing use of white change shorts. That match saw Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer wear the… Read more »
Four out of five ain’t bad for Fulham
Fulham’s draw at Sheffield United on Sunday, in which both clubs picked up a first point of the season, saw a fourth different kit combination in five games for the… Read more »
Milan derby 2017 – changing their stripes
By and large, local rivals tend to wear contrasting colours. In England, there is a red/blue split between Liverpool and Everton, Manchester United and Manchester City, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur… Read more »
Midweek Mashup – Rangers, 1996 and 1997
The superb work of Jay Mansfield operates as a companion-piece to this When a team has just two main colours on its home kit, changing shorts is easy – for… Read more »
Kit For The Day – France, 2020
Thanks to Matthieu Delahais for his assistance Since taking over from adidas, Nike have varied the shades of blue on France home strips to a large degree. Given that the… Read more »
Kit For the Day – Germany, 2020
In a bid to stay topical, we’ve decided to tie posts to something from the day or date in question when there’s no specific article planned. As we write this,… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – changed change kits
Another themed FKF today – each offering is a change strip in the same style as that worn by the team in question, but the colours have been changed. The… Read more »
Ipswich Town’s sustainable kits
By Rob Carey League 1 promotion hopefuls Ipswich Town unveiled their “most sustainable kit ever” ahead of the new EFL campaign, but a colour-clash meant that the 2019-20 change strip… Read more »
