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posted 10-07-2008 14:49
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Isn't France's away kit usually all white? In any case, I suspect that UEFA were
a) prohibiting shorts clashes, and
b) consider white shirts/blue shorts v blue shirts/white shorts to be too similar.
Both of which are a bit silly, of course.
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posted 10-07-2008 14:52
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France switched to all white change kit in the last 5/10years, I think. They were white/blue/red (when possible) for decades beforehand as I remember.
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posted 14-07-2008 08:38
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Bordeaux get it horribly wrong:
This "alternate" monstronsity doesn't even serve any purpose, as its primary colour is the same as their navy blue home kit.
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posted 15-07-2008 09:21
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I'm obviously biased, but I quite like Corinthians' latest update of the pinstripe.
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posted 15-07-2008 09:57
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oh, that's lovely..
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posted 15-07-2008 11:34
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On a different note, each of the Big Three clubs in Portugal will have the same sponsor for the upcoming season. The one they've chosen for their away shirts is quite unfortunate, and Porto's implementation of same on a "sea foam" coloured ground is particularly unfortunate:
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posted 15-07-2008 15:31
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Kaierslautern:
Not very interesting except for the way Stefan Kuntz is holding the third (?) kit.
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posted 15-07-2008 16:10
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Classic expression by Kuntz.
The kits are beh, but at least they've gone back to real red. That whole claret/maroon/burgundy thing was disasterous.
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posted 16-07-2008 00:43
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Harry Carpenter wrote:
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Reed of the Valley People wrote:
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Who is Marcus Evans?
Ipswich's new moneybags owner, I think.
We still don't know who he is though.
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posted 16-07-2008 10:09
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We've got a Barnet supporter on here, haven't we?
What is going on with their colours? I noticed they appeared to have switched to an all black first kit a few seasons ago by careful study of Endsleigh League Extra but for some arcane reason the placement of a white & red kit on the left of the photo below makes me wonder if that's now the "home" kit.
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posted 16-07-2008 10:15
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I would be amazed if Barnet had changed their colours from amber and black. I was guessing, I'd say that they are second and third kits although, as you rightly say, they have worn all-black before.
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posted 16-07-2008 10:20
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No, I think their first kit has been all black (with amber trim) for a few seasons now.
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posted 16-07-2008 10:21
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It won't surprise anyone that I had the exact same question when I saw those. Even if they haven't abandoned their traditional colours entirely, the apparent shift from amber to orange is something to be decried.
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posted 16-07-2008 10:25
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Oh for fuck's sake, what crap;
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“The all-blue strip will commemorate the 110th anniversary of Portsmouth Football Club.
“When the club reached 100 years, difficult financial circumstances meant it was not possible to mark such a historic date significantly.
“But the huge advances the club has made in the last two-and-half years mean we can now do that for our 110th year.
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posted 16-07-2008 10:27
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A quick check on here indicates that Barnet have been responsible for some truly horrendous kits over the last few years (and historical kits lists the all-black one as their home kit, which is good enough for me):
http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Barnet/Barnet.htm
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posted 16-07-2008 10:30
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Boy, should Barnet go back to the black and purple kit or what?
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