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The worst football kit ever
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Most bad kits tend to be the away ones, where to an extent the designers have more leeway to be left field. To produce a bad home kit is far worse!Valley11 said:Worse....kit......ever
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Both terrible. The away was an awful attempt to recreate the white Quasar/Viglen classic.Garrymanilow said:0 -
The home kit of ours that I hate the most was the Allsports one from the Bart Williams era. It mostly looks fine in a picture but the white piping didn’t make sense, it just stopped mid-shirt. It didn’t hang right either.
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Our top 5 worst home shirts (in my opinion)
1. Just a mess.
2. Dreadful effort for centenary shirt with kiddy size sponsor.
3. Upgrade on the centenary but must've taken all of 30 seconds to think up.
4. Too much white, another Nike template design.
5. Not exactly awful but it's just a polo shirt. No white trim.
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Indeed, 88/89 season. It was particularly bad under the exceedingly dreadful floodlights at the old den on 2 January. The Charlton players on the far side of the pitch were almost invisible. We lost.JiMMy 85 said:I found an old CAFC programme lying around once. I think it was from around 89 or so. In his notes, Lennie Lawrence complained that our grey away kit was making it hard for the players to see each other!2 -
Shocker!cafcfan said:
Indeed, 88/89 season. It was particularly bad under the exceedingly dreadful floodlights at the old den on 2 January. The Charlton players on the far side of the pitch were almost invisible. We lost.JiMMy 85 said:I found an old CAFC programme lying around once. I think it was from around 89 or so. In his notes, Lennie Lawrence complained that our grey away kit was making it hard for the players to see each other!0 -
That's fair enough, expect everyone's list would be a bit different.JiMMy 85 said:@Talal I really like 3 and 5.!
I understand why 5 gets a bit of stick, it was a catalogue shirt (like the rest of those Nike ones) and the wrong shade of red, but the collar makes it classy. No.1 is an absolute pice of shit though.0 -
Worst aways and thirds (I'm bored). Love the Quasar shirts, they'd be in my top 5!
1. Just hate that pair of kits.
2. My eyes.
3. Djimi Traore and Amdy Faye wore this.
4. Sash is too palace.
5. Didn't expect to include a Hummel shirt but this one just doesn't work. Looks like a training top.
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Agree with all them! The black shirt is so depressing.1
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Woolwich shore front looking lovely in the background there, although the lack of discarded shopping trolleys is deceptive...Talal said:
5. Didn't expect to include a Hummel shirt but this one just doesn't work. Looks like a training top.0 -
Nice to see that Lennie was years ahead of Sir Alex in the "moaning at grey shirts" stake!cafcfan said:
Indeed, 88/89 season. It was particularly bad under the exceedingly dreadful floodlights at the old den on 2 January. The Charlton players on the far side of the pitch were almost invisible. We lost.JiMMy 85 said:I found an old CAFC programme lying around once. I think it was from around 89 or so. In his notes, Lennie Lawrence complained that our grey away kit was making it hard for the players to see each other!0 -
To be fair that Hummel shirt is basically a generic top, used as an emergency 3rd kit. Was it ever sold to the public?1
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I doubt it, was it even used?killerandflash said:To be fair that Hummel shirt is basically a generic top, used as an emergency 3rd kit. Was it ever sold to the public?0 -
Central Coast Mariners 2014/15
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Ian MooresElfsborgAddick said:
Bottom left, name the totteringham player.guinnessaddick said:
Coventry Brown away kit 💩0 -
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Ian MooresElfsborgAddick said:
Bottom left, name the totteringham player.guinnessaddick said:Coventry Brown away kit 💩1 -
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I think shirt 5 is my favourite. I wear my old kits a fair bit and that is the one I wear the most.0
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I guess because it looks least like a football shirt and more casual wear?MuttleyCAFC said:I think shirt 5 is my favourite. I wear my old kits a fair bit and that is the one I wear the most.
Nike did manage to get the polo shirt right though, easily their best shirt imo...
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I actually liked the design of the black shirt but it has some terrible associations. At least we didn't have to have that white sash shirt on our list of worst ever home kits like Katrien wantedJiMMy 85 said:Agree with all them! The black shirt is so depressing.
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That pink one is ideal for my five year old daughter.Lincsaddick said:
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5 is the worst imo. I don't like the collar. What's the point in a collar that won't stay upright for when you chip the goalie?JiMMy 85 said:@Talal I really like 3 and 5.!
I understand why 5 gets a bit of stick, it was a catalogue shirt (like the rest of those Nike ones) and the wrong shade of red, but the collar makes it classy. No.1 is an absolute pice of shit though.0 -
Airbrakes...Danepak said:0 -
James Milner with a face shaped like a brick.soapy_jones said:
Airbrakes...Danepak said:0 -
That was our kit at alderwood primary school in the late 70s early 80sLordflashheart said:
Coventry City’s brown kit - quite simply horrific0 -
Think it was worn at PeterboroughTalal said:
I doubt it, was it even used?killerandflash said:To be fair that Hummel shirt is basically a generic top, used as an emergency 3rd kit. Was it ever sold to the public?0
