Also known as ‘tiger stripes’They've got a Lambretta tyre track across the chest, no doubt a nod to me.![]()
Also known as ‘tiger stripes’They've got a Lambretta tyre track across the chest, no doubt a nod to me.![]()
Also known as ‘tiger stripes’![]()
I like the idea, but why the neon yellow? if that's amber with amber shorts, you have one hell of a different kit
why the **** the neon yellow
Copying bio hazard tape is very apt!It's Toxic Yellow, to represent where we are as a club.
Next season's Chelsea kit is nasty...
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i cannot remember replica shirts in the 60s.BUT our mams knitted us a jumper every season and me aunt knitted me a scarf!!!!
The first replica kits were the Admiral England kits launched in 1974.
even with the new badge they designed?Any news/rumours about our shirt next year? If the Allams have ****ed off I'll buy it even if it looks awful.
I would imagine there as a brown envelope in it for Revie, guaranteed.I think Leeds United were the first club to sell replica shirts in 1973. One reason Leeds were chosen by Admiral was 5hat then a lot of people didn't have colour TV but that didn't matter because a white shirt is a white shirt whether it is in a colour TV or a b/w TV. The owner of Admiral, who had worked with Revie at Leeds, then got their branding on the England shirt in 1974 after Revie had become England manager which if I remember correctly caused a bit of a furore about selling out and cheapening the shirt.
The first replica kits were the Admiral England kits launched in 1974.
I think I have heard that before but you could certainly buy what passed as Hull City kit long before that. I had one in about 1964 as did a few of my young school mates. No idea where they were bought though. Presumably they weren't true replica shirts and weren't the official kit. I didn't even question it at the time.