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Teams that have changed the colour(s) of their shirts
letthegoodtimesroll
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Obviously these days every team changes the style of their shirts more or less every season but I was wondering how many teams have completely changed the colour of their shirts. Arsenal must have at one stage because they had that last season at Highbury where they played in their original colours. I seem to remember Palace's shirts were claret and blue. I'm fairly sure Leeds playing in all white was down to Don Revie (correct me if I'm wrong). Any others completely change the basic colour of their shirts ?
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We did it briefly... We changed to the colours of Catford Southend (plus we also changed to white home kits for a while)
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Cardiff switched to red a few years ago (but are back in blue again now)1
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Millwall seem to change the tone of blue on their shirts every other season0
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Crystal Palace and Leeds
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Didn't Millwall change to all white home shirts for a while?0
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In the 60's I thinkcafcdave123 said:Didn't Millwall change to all white home shirts for a while?
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Brazil after the 1950 World Cup2
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Leeds were yellow and blue (the colour of the city), changed by Revie who was impressed by Real Madrid0 -
I think Leeds wore halved shirts. Blue and Gold ?0
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Luton have had a couple of different shirt colours too. Orange, white & orange and white & blue.0
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It pains me to say it but I did like the white palace top with the diagonal blue & red stripe.C_A_F_C said:Crystal Palace and Leeds
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I think the target of the Palace fan jokes can no longer be me after this comment.DaveMehmet said:
It pains me to say it but I did like the white palace top with the diagonal blue & red stripe.C_A_F_C said:Crystal Palace and Leeds
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Whatever NigelLouisMend said:
I think the target of the Palace fan jokes can no longer be me after this comment.DaveMehmet said:
It pains me to say it but I did like the white palace top with the diagonal blue & red stripe.C_A_F_C said:Crystal Palace and Leeds
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Cant they?LouisMend said:
I think the target of the Palace fan jokes can no longer be me after this comment.DaveMehmet said:
It pains me to say it but I did like the white palace top with the diagonal blue & red stripe.C_A_F_C said:Crystal Palace and Leeds
Appears to me to be a typical Nigel trick and its sad that a Palace fan would force an innocent person to take the flack instead of them!!1 -
He's got a point @SE9Addicks... Its a great shirt to watch go up in flames!!DaveMehmet said:
It pains me to say it but I did like the white palace top with the diagonal blue & red stripe.C_A_F_C said:Crystal Palace and Leeds
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Celtic - started in white shirts, were given some old blue and white shirts by Rangers, and in the wash these went green.
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Post war they have gone from plain white shirts/black shorts to orange/blue to white/white to white/blue to orange/blue back to white/black to white/blue to orange/white and now orange/blue again.DaveMehmet said:Luton have had a couple of different shirt colours too. Orange, white & orange and white & blue.
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Clearly a made up story.SheffieldRed said:
Celtic - started in white shirts, were given some old blue and white shirts by Rangers, and in the wash these went green.
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Going back several decades Pompey played in salmon pink shirts before changing to blue0
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Spurs 1882.
Dark Blue Shirts, White shorts, Blue Socks.
Only changed to white shirt, blue shorts in 1884-5.
Special mention for the all white kit worn in European competition.0 -
Liverpool originally played in blue and white.
We wore white at home in the 60s.
Others I can think of Leeds, Millwall, Palace, Brazil - did Juve play in pink at home?
I think Mexico had a black home kit recently?0 -
Wasn't that the white with red shoulders, only wore it for one season I think. We played in all red in 68The Red Robin said:Liverpool originally played in blue and white.
We wore white at home in the 60s.
Others I can think of Leeds, Millwall, Palace, Brazil - did Juve play in pink at home?
I think Mexico had a black home kit recently?
Milwall were all white in the late 60'd early 70's0 -
Kap10 said:
Wasn't that the white with red shoulders, only wore it for one season I think. We played in all red in 68The Red Robin said:Liverpool originally played in blue and white.
We wore white at home in the 60s.
Others I can think of Leeds, Millwall, Palace, Brazil - did Juve play in pink at home?
I think Mexico had a black home kit recently?
Milwall were all white in the late 60'd early 70's
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Man Utd played in yellow and green when they were Newton Heath1
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I may be making this up, but didn't a club change from pale blue and white stripes after the Falklands Conflict - maybe someone like Lincoln ?
Coventry change between plain/stripey shirts.0 -
When I was a boy (1950's) Leyton Orient played in blue shirts and white shorts. Does anyone know when they switched to red?0
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Stockport. Think they changed to be like Argentina after they won the world cup (Argentina that is not Stockport) and then changed back.MrOneLung said:I may be making this up, but didn't a club change from pale blue and white stripes after the Falklands Conflict - maybe someone like Lincoln ?
Coventry change between plain/stripey shirts.
Stockport used to the the answer to a great trick football question but doesn't really work now they are out of the league0 -
This is a classic kit from the predecessor club to a team in our division0
