Fans of counting will note that there are actually only 18 number 21s, but a pun in a headline is more important than accuracy Arsenal –...
Newcastle United
An unusual, but interesting, request today, courtesy of Gavin Hope – check out his excellent blog here. Palace’s kits haven’t been to everybody’s tastes but...
While we have a soft spot for the Newcastle United 1993-95 home kit made by Asics, the consensus view is that the one that succeeded...
To catch up on previous instalments – Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9,...
For the first time since the introduction of Premier League sleeve sponsors in 2017-18, there has been a decrease in the number of teams availing...
By the end of the 2019-20 season, there will have been a total of 11,266 Premier League games played since 1992. In that time, there...
This article is kind of a counterpoint to the Change is Bad series, where we look at instances of teams wearing away or third kits...
The early 1990s saw Japanese firm Asics make considerable inroads into the British football kit market and one of the clubs they signed up was...
See here and here for previous entries in this series The mid-1980s saw Umbro employ blocky panels in various formats. Leeds United, Celtic (third), Portsmouth...
Thanks to Ross Morecroft and Andrew Rockall for their assistance From the point of view of a cohesive and complementary set of kits, Newcastle United...
