See here for previous entries in this series These two sites were invaluable in terms of research: United Kits and Liverpool Shirt History At the outset of this series, we said… Read more »
See here for previous entries in this series, by Joey Smith of Pyro on The Pitch Besides the interesting dynamic that occurs when national football teams representing rival political ideologies… Read more »
Apologies to Andrew Rockall, who first suggested this concept back in June but holidays made us forget it and it took a gentle reminder last week from him. Basically, he… Read more »
While the mention of England third kits generally call to mind the sky-blue Umbro shirts of the late 1980s and early 90s, the concept goes back more than a decade… Read more »
While Admiral became ubiquitous in terms of providing kits in Britain in the 1970s, they failed to extend their grasp into Europe – though we have in the past reimagined… Read more »
This article is a collaboration with the excellent RB Jerseys The 2018 World Cup ends today with 30 of the 32 teams having used both their first and second-choice shirts… Read more »
The tardiness of today’s offering should hopefully be compensated by the fact that it’s a bumper edition. It’s the melding of two independent requests – Paul Thomas asked for a… Read more »
Nathan Patrick takes a big interest in the administration of kit-clashes – as this excellent piece goes to show. To continue the collaboration, this is the first of a new… Read more »
See here for previous entries It’s back to the 1990s again for this series, and, as with the Ajax-AC Milan example, we’re looking at three meetings in Europe’s top club… Read more »
As always with Manchester United content, the primary source of research is the ever-excellent United Kits. Admiral took over as kit suppliers to Manchester United in the summer of 1975,… Read more »