With all the fuss surrounding Ireland’s controversial failure to qualify for the 2010 World Cup it may have escaped people’s notice that a small country […] Read More
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Back in the 80s and 90s Soccer Scene in London was THE place to go for replica shirts and all manner of football and rugby […] Read More
All this recent talk of change shorts/socks bought to mind a rather bizarre mismatch of a kit that Liverpool wore back in the 83-84 season […] Read More
QPR have one of the most exciting kit histories going in my opinion with some quality designs that mostly stick with traditional colour schemes. When […] Read More
I encountered a curious phenomena when I purchased a shirt from New Zealand domestic side Youngheart Manawatu (what a great name!) who hail from the […] Read More
Thanks to Chris Oakley and Steve Dickie I’ve been able to add some new kits to the Admiral Kit Cupboard special: http://www.truecoloursfootballkits.com/articles/the-kit-cupboard-special-admiral-in-the-70s If you know […] Read More
The Football League marked its 100th birthday in 1988 with a series of special events and matches. The celebrations kicked off in 1987 with the […] Read More
I was delighted to be asked by Sunderland to work with them on adding their kit history to the relaunch of the club’s official site. […] Read More
Whilst watching highlights of a Derby County match the other day I was surprised to notice the appearance of a sponsor’s logo I didn’t recognise […] Read More
Anyone who follows football kit history will be aware of the massive impact Leicester-based sportswear firm Admiral had on kit development, design and innovation in […] Read More