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Dulwich Hamlet. They've messed around with the pattern over the years but the pink and blue is unique AFAIK. My preference is for halves. Corinthian Casuals used to wear chocolate and pink socks, which were pretty choice, but the boring white shirts and and black rather spoiled the effect.
My favourite EFL kit has always been Newcastle's late 50s–early 60s effort. The white socks with black and white striped tops were seriously boss. Together with white cuffs on the shorts they really did the business.
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Connelly mentioned Arsenal. I don't see it. Their kit is boring. But they had an anniversary kit that was a dark purple and that was good.
Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. He runs like a cheetah, his crosses couldn't be sweeter. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore.
Arsenal - yep. Blackburn - yep Bradford - ok, don't get the love, but nice kit. Ajax - unreal good. Feyenoord away - nearly as good, but mostly because we used it. Dulwich Hamlet - ok. Newcastle - ya, it's a classic. AC and Inter - agreed, but the again Genoa, Sampa, Bologna have all had much nicer kits. Italian kits from the dawn of time up until the 70's is a whole other fetish thing for me. Fluminense - stripes too narrow.
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
West Brom away yellow and green stripes - rare example of better/more distinctive away kit than home IMO.
(Ajax and Feyenoord as mentioned by others also cool kits - for some reason the Dutch are really good at this, their national strip is usually excellent too.)
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Palace '77-80 "sash" kit
West Brom away yellow and green stripes - rare example of better/more distinctive away kit than home IMO.
(Ajax and Feyenoord as mentioned by others also cool kits - for some reason the Dutch are really good at this, their national strip is usually excellent too.)
Love both those kits mate
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Much as I detest them, Argentina kit is really nice. Italy home. Germany 90's shirt. Holland.
Celtic. Western Sydney Wanderers (very like our Dennis the Menace away kit). Ajax. Inter Milan. Newcastle brown ale shirt. Aston Villa home, season before last I think.
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Swooooooooooooooooooooooooon.
Yeah, this all day. Also the Man City away from the seventies, with the black and red diagonal stripes and a couple of the Palace versions down the years. You can't beat a diagonal! Except hoops of course
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I will probably be in a minority here, but I loved the old Coventry brown kit with the white trim down the shirt and shorts. Probably as this kit used to be my primary school football strip, although we played with gold socks.
Peru kit 70 / 80's Palace kit white with diagonal red and blue stripes Dennis the Menace (obviously) Our 'Feyenoord' half and half kit Like this years Hull kit
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Lots that have appeared above, and I possibly just like them because they’re distinctive, but I often like the kits below:
Bradford City WBA (home and away) Blackburn (when they go with light blue) Jambos (don’t tell my dad) Gas (don’t tell my son) Feyenoord Ajax (don’t tell my Dutch mates) Willem II Gremio Flamengo Real Betis Rayo Vallecano Anderlecht
Fulham FC: It's the taking part that counts
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I think age determines kit preferences. I think they're all rubbish after sponsors names were put on them.
Some of my favourites from childhood … QPR short-lived Adidas Palace late 70s Liverpool with the round white neck mid-70s Lots of late 70s Admiral: Spurs, especially (though it was more about the Admiral piping)
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I will probably be in a minority here, but I loved the old Coventry brown kit with the white trim down the shirt and shorts. Probably as this kit used to be my primary school football strip, although we played with gold socks.
Peru kit 70 / 80's Palace kit white with diagonal red and blue stripes Dennis the Menace (obviously) Our 'Feyenoord' half and half kit Like this years Hull kit
Took me back to my own secondary school days there, Bexley. The 1st XI played in blue and white striped shirts, white shorts and, oddly, red socks but we had eight House teams (named after the original teachers from 1911), all of which played in their own distinctive ‘half and half’ colours …
Pink and black (my House - we were decades ahead of QPR!), light blue and dark blue (my favourite), black and white (boring), yellow and black (liked them), red and blue (OK), blue and green (should never be seen), claret and blue (Wet Spam colours, say no more) and brown and yellow (horrible).
Couldn’t agree more with NW5’s comments about age/sponsors’ logos too.
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