Change Is Bad, no. 1 – Everton v Swansea City, 2014
A new series, looking at those instances where teams switch from their first kit to a change outfit which clashes more than the home strip would have done. In a… Read more »
Tag: Nike
European Championship Classics – Belgium, 2000
Having changed from adidas to Diadora in the early 1990s, Belgium joined forces with Nike in 1999. It meant that, having made their European Championship debut with Italy in 1996,… Read more »
Lookalikes no. 3 – Barcelona and Aston Villa
This is one is notably different to the first two entries in this series, which you can see here and here. First of all, it involves two kit manufacturers and,… Read more »
Season in Kits – Paris Saint-Germain, 1996-97
We’ve already looked at how the 1996-97 season saw the introduction of a shirt design Monaco would wear for eight years. For the side beaten into second place in Ligue… Read more »
Arsenal’s blue one-offs in Europe
While Arsenal went from 1970-1994 with just one season of deviation from yellow changes shirts, the arrival of Nike to Highbury signalled a new departure. The American firm shook things… Read more »
Basel’s halve-nots
This season has brought a notable change to home kit of Swiss side FC Basel. While the club are normally clad in red and blue halved shirts, for 2019-20 they… Read more »
Cleveland Browns mix it up
At the beginning of the 2019 NFL season, the Cleveland Browns announced a change in uniform approach. While the organisation will premiere a brand-new uniform set for 2020, there was… Read more »
Serie A Classics – Internazionale, 1998-99
Internazionale’s relationship with Nike has now stretched to 21 years and the American firm have not been afraid to rock the boat, such as the current season’s offering. When the… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – 4,000 holes in Blackburn, Catalonia
A few weeks back, we did a Liverpool version of the 1996 Hamburg kit, and one of the comments from Tom Leonard caught our attention: After a conversation with a… Read more »
Why Manchester City won’t win the Premier League
You thought it was because Liverpool are looking good and Pep Guardiola’s side have dropped points against Norwich City and Wolverhampton Wanderers, but that’s not the reason. No, of course… Read more »
