Nowadays, clubs tend to mark their centenaries or other big anniversaries with special commemorative shirts – look, for example, at Bayern Munich’s recent 120th-anniversary strip. Celtic got in on that… Read more »
like goalkeepers. In my ‘real’ job as a sports journalist (incredibly, I have to earn money elsewhere as nobody wants to pay me to draw kits), I often find… Read more »
Ireland Soccer Shirts, run by Eddie O’Mahony, is an invaluable resource The Republic of Ireland were always likely to stand out in Group 6 of the European qualifying section for… Read more »
Today’s request comes from Jim O’Farrell, who wondered how Arsenal might have looked if they had stayed with Umbro rather than switching to adidas in 1986. This one covers 1986-90,… Read more »
Thanks to the ever-knowledgeable Andrew Dalton (@lufcstats) for his assistance This period is covered in depth in the book Do You Want To Win? by Daniel Chapman – a documentary… Read more »
We continue to look at the kits of the 1990-91 Serie A season, which we regard to be one of the finest sets of kits contained in one league campaign…. Read more »
When this site began in its current guise four years ago, this series was one to help bring traffic, but the artwork was in our old, stone-age style, so we… Read more »
Today’s request comes from the gang at National Football Shirts – check out their great site here. https://t.co/gqlfhi7lOD Another call for @museumofjerseys #fantasykitfriday to be a USA 'Waldo' version of… Read more »
When Umbro launched the new Scotland kit in 1991, there more quite a few noticeable differences. The cut was baggier, with longer shorts than previously, while the asymmetrical flashes were… Read more »
As ever, United Kits is a priceless resource With Admiral experiencing financial difficulties in the summer of 1980, Manchester United had to quickly ink a deal with adidas. In pre-season… Read more »
