By Jim Hearson See here for part 1 and here for part 2 We’re into the final stretch of the Coupe now, and as players...
Chelsea
Thanks as always to Chelsea kit expert Nik Yeomans We’ve previously looked at Chelsea’s unusual blue-shorts situation in 2006-07 but this post focuses on the...
(Or If The FA Cup had kept 1-11 Numbering in Force) A recent chat with our friend Jim Hearson (see here for his previous work)...
There’s a new episode of The Football Kit Podcast, where your humble correspondent and Les Motherby of Hull City Kits chat with Steve Appenowitz about...
Thanks to Jim Hearson for his assistance With the old W-M formation having numbers 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 as the defensive players in...
With the Premier League season well over and our kit-tracker finally completed, there is a tiny window in which to reflect on the season from...
It’s a quirk of modern top-class English football that so few elite teams have a left winger wearing the number 11 shirt. In England, left-back...
Along with Liverpool, Celtic and others, Real Madrid are notable for usually preferring to wear a change kit when a shorts- or socks-clash arises rather...
Nowadays, it’s quite common for games between Chelsea and Manchester City to have both teams in their first-choice kits. While City sometimes opt to change...
Thanks to Jamie Leeson and Nik Yeomans for their help If asked to name the best player to wear the Coventry City number 9 shirt,...
