Serie A Classics – AC Milan 1995-96 fourth kit
Okay, technically not a ‘Serie A’ classic, as it was never worn in the competition. As we saw in a previous entry in the One-offs series, yellow/gold was a new… Read more »
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Mind the gap – dealing with sponsorship changes for Europe
We hadn’t planned to write articles in the wake of every European away game played by Rangers this season (previous offerings here and here), but each outing seems to provide… Read more »
Rosenborg’s breakthrough season in Europe
Just as we penned an article in Legia Warsaw’s stadium before they took on Cork City last month, we do the same for Rosenborg tonight, writing this in Lerkendal Stadion… Read more »
When Legia Warsaw wore kits by three different makers in the one season
This article has been greatly helped by legia.info.pl, which is a superb resource I write this article in the Legia Warsaw Municipal Stadium, as I await the start of the… 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 »
1990 World Cup kit-tracker – knockout stage
The early stages – Group A, Group B, Group C, Group D, Group E, Group F Second round Cameroon 2 Colombia 1 (aet) A game remembered for Roger Milla’s goal… Read more »
Great one-offs, AC Milan, 1995
In the AC Milan kit canon, one shirt stands out. While there have been muted gold hues in recent times, the rich yellow of 1994-95 has no companion and it… Read more »
1990 World Cup kit-tracker – Group C
See here for Group A and Group B Brazil 2 Sweden 1 This was to be Brazil’s last tournament wearing kit made by Topper, whose headquarters are in Rio. The… Read more »
The kits of Euro 92
Today, June 10, marks the 25th anniversary of the beginning of the 1992 European Championship. While my first footballing memories are linked to Italia 90, beyond Ireland’s games I wasn’t… Read more »
All-white on the night for Milan
It’s fairly well-known that AC Milan prefer to wear their white change kit in Champions League finals. In both the 2005 and 2007 finals against Liverpool, the Italian club actually… Read more »