Tag: Le Coq Sportif
Great one-offs – Ajax, 1982
Thanks once again to Dirk Maas for his assistance A real oddity this one – a change shirt worn when the team had two other alternatives, as well as an… Read more »
Midweek Mashup – Sheffield United, 1998
Sheffield United wearing black shorts and white socks isn’t all that unusual a look, with the club having had it again for the coming season. However, the circumstances of them… Read more »
1990 World Cup – all of the kits worn
You’ll notice we have the word ‘worn’ in the title – change kits which didn’t get game-time aren’t included. That’s preferable to including some and then missing others we mightn’t… Read more »
Season’s Meetings – Celtic v Hibernian, 2000-01 and 2001-02
A two-for-one today, illustrating the contrasting nature of consecutive seasons. We’ve already looked at Celtic and Hibernian before and how change kits weren’t always suitable, and this is a follow-on… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday, 16-3-18 – Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur 1984 swap
Friend of the site Lee Hermitage (see here for the large collection of programmes and magazine he has for sale) is celebrating a significant birthday this weekend – let’s just… Read more »
Liverpool blue and Everton red?
As we said in the piece looking at the seasons where Arsenal had four goalkeeper shirts, netminders have too many options nowadays. Three options per team is standard, usually in… Read more »
Chelsea: the Le Coq Sportif years
Huge thanks must go to Nik Yeomans for the information he provided Le Coq Sportif are a company which tend to go through peaks and valleys in terms of involvement… Read more »
Cold War Classic no. 3 – France v USSR, 1972
Apologies for the delay in providing the next instalment in this great series, the fault is all mine and not the excellent Joey Smith’s. Check out his wonderful blog, Pyro… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, 1980
Friend of the site Lee Hermitage has in the past been a good source of information and ideas, so when he came with an FKF idea, it was a pleasure… Read more »