Comments on: Manchester United ‘Munich’ Kit http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit Football kits from 1980 to the present day Tue, 07 Feb 2012 00:22:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Football shirts http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit/comment-page-1#comment-31 Football shirts Wed, 27 Feb 2008 12:33:34 +0000 http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit#comment-31 It was nice to see it. Back to the future! It was nice to see it. Back to the future!

]]> By: John Devlin http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit/comment-page-1#comment-30 John Devlin Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:34:10 +0000 http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit#comment-30 You're spot on Chris - I know what you mean about the 70s market stall look! I couldn't understand why City didn't take adopt a retro kit as well. Simply abandoning their sponsor/manufacturer logo but keeping the rest of the trappings of their kit (including modern neck design) didn't make much sense to me. You’re spot on Chris – I know what you mean about the 70s market stall look! I couldn’t understand why City didn’t take adopt a retro kit as well. Simply abandoning their sponsor/manufacturer logo but keeping the rest of the trappings of their kit (including modern neck design) didn’t make much sense to me.

]]> By: Chris O http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit/comment-page-1#comment-28 Chris O Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:14:10 +0000 http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit#comment-28 I agree, the Man U shirt was very well made and sympathetic to the styling of the late 1950s. What I couldn't figure out was why Man City decided to change their strip as well. What they wore on the day was something which looked like a cheap 1970's market-stall knock-off. If they were going to wear a specially commissioned strip themselves, surely they should have had something based on their 1950's kit too? I agree, the Man U shirt was very well made and sympathetic to the styling of the late 1950s. What I couldn’t figure out was why Man City decided to change their strip as well. What they wore on the day was something which looked like a cheap 1970’s market-stall knock-off.

If they were going to wear a specially commissioned strip themselves, surely they should have had something based on their 1950’s kit too?

]]> By: Sammy http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit/comment-page-1#comment-27 Sammy Tue, 12 Feb 2008 07:29:08 +0000 http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit#comment-27 Seeing Manchester United's traditional shirts against Manchester City was wonderful to see. Also, seeing the traditional 1-11 on the players' backs reminds me of how the game was back in the day. Strangely, United didn't seem to play with the same cohesion as they have been all this season, so I wonder if wearing this shirt had anything to do with their playing so below par. In all probability, the occasion as a whole probably got to them in the end. Seeing Manchester United’s traditional shirts against Manchester City was wonderful to see. Also, seeing the traditional 1-11 on the players’ backs reminds me of how the game was back in the day. Strangely, United didn’t seem to play with the same cohesion as they have been all this season, so I wonder if wearing this shirt had anything to do with their playing so below par. In all probability, the occasion as a whole probably got to them in the end.

]]> By: Jason Marson http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit/comment-page-1#comment-26 Jason Marson Thu, 07 Feb 2008 16:03:01 +0000 http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/truecolours/manchester-united-munich-kit#comment-26 Any idea where I can find an image of this shirt before Sunday? Any idea where I can find an image of this shirt before Sunday?

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