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Ian Walker
I played for the Irish Centre Camden and we worè green, use to have a red and blue goal jersey and white t shirt for our keeper as most teams were red or blue, very limited kits back then.
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Ashley Phillips
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I played for the Irish Centre Camden and we worè green, use to have a red and blue goal jersey and white t shirt for our keeper as most teams were red or blue, very limited kits back then.
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Colin Calderwood
What does this mean? What is a goal jersey?
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Back in the dark days all keepers wore green jerseys (jumpers/kit) so there would be a clash with our kit, if our opponents wore red our keeper would wear blue and vis versa, if the opponents didnt have an alternative jersey we loaned the white t shirt to them, it worked. Football kit has gone by many names if you look at old programmes you will see shirts/tops: shorts/bottoms/knickers: socks/stockings
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Vedran Corluka
Further off topic (sorry Ashley) but this weekend I learned that we once wore Chelsea’s shorts for game!
Midweek Mashup – Tottenham Hotspur, 1982
Last week, we looked at a Manchester United kit from 1981 which more or less matched up but which featured elements produced by three different kit manufacturers. A year later, Tottenham Hotspur…
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Chelsea 2-3 Tottenham, FA Cup Q/F 1982
The 6th Round draw of the 1981-82 FA Cup produced this intriguing all-London clash. Chelsea in those days were a Second Division side (how times change, eh?)...
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ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
That move and strike by Glenn for the second goal....Further off topic (sorry Ashley) but this weekend I learned that we once wore Chelsea’s shorts for game!
Midweek Mashup – Tottenham Hotspur, 1982
Last week, we looked at a Manchester United kit from 1981 which more or less matched up but which featured elements produced by three different kit manufacturers. A year later, Tottenham Hotspur…
Chelsea 2-3 Tottenham, FA Cup Q/F 1982
The 6th Round draw of the 1981-82 FA Cup produced this intriguing all-London clash. Chelsea in those days were a Second Division side (how times change, eh?)...
Ex-player/pundit actually mentioned that he once asked a manager to sub him because he couldn't make out the differences in the kits because he was colourblind.
Other interesting comment was for the players, sometimes the socks are the more important (your eyes are on the ball, so socks are closest bit of kit you see a lot)
Sandman
Jermaine Jenas
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SteveAWOL
Barry Daines
Wait till you find out you’re ginger.
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Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Legohamster
Ian Walker
Davies 4th choice CB? Eek
Chrissivad
Chris Armstrong
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Hasnt he been doing that for about the past 3 seasons and really well too?
Id never play him at LB in this system, but he'd be a decent partner for Dragusin in the midweek team. He's only here for one more year and it lets the 3 young CBs develop on loan
Be fantastic.
Chrissivad
Chris Armstrong
And subbed due to an injury