Great one-offs – Argentina, 1986
Thanks to Terence Ryan, who provided the relevant information from Diego Maradona’s book Touched by God: How We Won the Mexico ’86 World Cup Today, June 22, is the 34th… Read more »
Tag: Le Coq Sportif
Midweek Mashup – Tottenham Hotspur, 1982
Last week, we looked at a Manchester United kit from 1981 which more or less matched up but which featured elements produced by three different kit manufacturers. A year later,… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – Tottenham/Watford mid-80s swap
Ahead of tomorrow’s clash between Watford and Tottenham Hotspur at Vicarage Road, Lee Hermitage of North West Middlesex Football Programmes and Memorabilia set us a task. Lee has loyalties towards… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – a Christmas tradition
While we endeavour to undertake Fantasy Kit Friday suggestions from others throughout the year, the week before Christmas we allow a little indulgence. Supporting Cork City allows for a neat… Read more »
Hibernian’s versatile kits
By David Reynolds Like most clubs these days, Hibernian have been issued with three kits for the 2019-20 season by their suppliers Macron – a very conservative green home, a… Read more »
Aston Villa short-changed in the 1980s – part 1
Thanks to Dave Hitchman for his help The 1980s were a period of flux for Aston Villa from a kits point of view. While the club’s first Le Coq Sportif… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – Brighton & Hove Albion double
Today’s request comes from Chris Worrall, who wanted two distinctive striped styles adapted to the colours of Brighton & Hove Albion. First up, the Southampton 1976 design, produced by Admiral… Read more »
Great one-offs – Tottenham Hotspur, 1983
See here and here for other Spurs one-offs An all-yellow Tottenham Hotspur change kit wouldn’t be that much of a rarity you’d think, and you’d generally be right, even if… Read more »
Cold War Classics, no. 12 – Albania v Spain
Another entry in the ever-excellent series by Joey Smith – see here for his site, featuring plenty more quality content See here for the previous parts of this series Background… Read more »
Great one-offs – Everton, 1985
Yellow change strips became popular in the late 1960s and 1970s primarily because they limited the chances of a third kit being needed. A red or a blue team with… Read more »
