Strip Search - Kit Gallery 22/23

[3 Colours Red]

fospheny You know when you've been in a dark room for a few hours and someone comes in and switches the light on?

Yeah, that feeling.

[steviecowden]

Strong "will this do" vibe from Errea for the Sheffield United change shirt

nice enough but not really much practical use as an away shirt imo

[Kevin S]

Norwich third. I'm sure there's a good reason...

My 8 year old daughter and her 'squad' would wear that (if she wasn't a Town fan of course) so perhaps that's the intention?

[fospheny]

fospheny You know when you've been in a dark room for a few hours and someone comes in and switches the light on?

Yeah, that feeling.

The only charitable thing I could say about it is that when they are 3-0 down to Southampton away at half time, they won't need to change their jerseys

[Auntie Beryl]

Strong Global Hypercolour vibe from that Norwich third kit.

[Patrick Thistle]

I have a feeling the Norwich third shirt colour scheme is very on trend.

It won't be in May 2023 though.

The Manchester United one is lurid.

[Felicity, I guess so]

Lurid, putrid and horrid

[DCI Harry Batt]

Get kitted out between the sticks

Which one are you going for? Angel blue, black or love potion?

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[Jobi1]

Strong Global Hypercolour vibe from that Norwich third kit.

According to the club website it's 'a modern tie dye sublimation print'.

Get kitted out between the sticks

Which one are you going for? Angel blue, black or love potion?

The decline of the long-sleeved goalkeeper top is something I'm not sure I'll ever get over.

[Bored Of Education]

Strong "will this do" vibe from Errea for the Sheffield United change shirt

Reminds me of those Genoa/Milan St George’s Cross shirts

[blameless]

Lurid, putrid and horrid

It's also rancid, foetid and stupid.

[fospheny]

The only charitable thing I could say about it is that when they are 3-0 down to Southampton away at half time, they won't need to change their jerseys

Maybe the pitch at Brentford is particularly lurid as well???

[big dog]

https://twitter.com/TUG_mufc/status/1558103491863875592

If I saw my neighbor wearing this monstrosity, I'd move house. Glad that bad kit karma was in full effect today.

[Amor de Cosmos]

According to the club website it's 'a modern tie dye sublimation print'.

No it's not. It's a white shirt that's been put in the wash with a random bunch of coloured socks.

[big dog]

https://twitter.com/CFosBelenenses/status/1558479946309320705/photo/4

Belenenses, one of Portugal's oldest teams (and currently working their way back from the regional Lisbon league following a messy/complicated split between the club and the investment company that retained the playing roster and its league membership) dropped a decent home kit yesterday. Now only one promotion away from a MK Dons vs. Wimbledon-esqe clash with the zombie Belenenses team and two promotions away from Liga Nos itself.

[Jobi1]

More teams should advertise just general foodstuff by way of shirt sponsorship. Could even tie it in with something associated with the area, like Wigan just having 'Pies' on their shirts. Or alternatively, reflect other cultural differences, like every team has to have their regional name for the rounded bread product you use to make a sandwich.

[Patrick Thistle]

Oh that would be a fun thread Jobi1

[Ray de Galles]

Given that Belenenses are from Belém, the home of the Pastel de Nata, I'm not sure having "Donuts" emblazoned across their chest can have gone down too well with the locals.

[Jobi1]

Spotted on the EFL highlights... have we covered these two efforts from Northampton and Hartlepool?

[Jobi1]

...also this Palermo-esque number from Grimsby

[Ray de Galles]

I've told the Cobblers supporter in work that the white is too prominent for their first kit.

[Eggchaser]

If I saw my neighbor wearing this monstrosity, I'd move house. Glad that bad kit karma was in full effect today.

It did, at least, highlight the changes to the team that Ten Hag needs to make.

(Stolen)

[HeavyDracula]

I've told the Cobblers supporter in work that the white is too prominent for their first kit.

They've traditionally switched between the two - this seems to be an homage to the 86/87 shirts, a team so beloved locally that even I, a non-fan, can name the XI most likely.

[Hot Orange]

They've traditionally switched between the two - this seems to be an homage to the 86/87 shirts, a team so beloved locally that even I, a non-fan, can name the XI most likely.

Yes, as a child of the 70s/80s, I tend to picture them with white as the dominant colour.

[ursus arctos]

Macron have evidently decided that Sint Truiden are the Belgian Boavista despite the club never having worn the motif before