What constitutes a colour clash in football these days? These are no longer the times when a simple "white shirt vs white shirt" match would result in a change of kit. Nowadays, you see Leeds changing strip against teams that wear just white shorts or just white socks. I also don't have a clue to what degree a striped team requires a change, it just baffles me.
I'm an old traditionalist and that's why I brought up this issue. I certainly do not like the sight of Leeds United wearing all black against an all-blue Birmingham side (WHY?!) and I guess I just want someone to share this problem with (if indeed there are any).
PD x
COLOUR CLASHES
posted on 26/3/12
Got nothing to do with colour clashes.
Its all about marketing and merchandise sales.
posted on 26/3/12
From my understanding two teams can't wear the same colour socks, makes it easier for referees to watch who came off last etc. However nowadays what I've noticed with Leeds is if we're away we play in our away kit.
posted on 26/3/12
I also remember the days you could mix and match.
If shorts clashed, but shirts didn't you just wore your away team shorts with your home top.
posted on 26/3/12
I find orange clashes with green .................
also, blue just doesn't go with mauve .....
and if you're wearing red, you've just got no style ..........
posted on 26/3/12
l11dsu4ever I'd rather be dead than a red
posted on 26/3/12
I remember when Coventry played Spurs for a charity match and they played in there opposite kits!
Imagine that Happening now!!
Though to be fair most players now wouldn't give a toss what kit there wearing as long as they still get paid!
posted on 26/3/12
Traditionalist....... I LOVE our black shirt, I think it's the nicest we have had in years....pity the lady opted for the Blue away shirt, I just make her wear my black one when we're doing it!!!
posted on 26/3/12
Don't get me wrong AZA, I love the black kit too, but I don't want to see us wear it against a team wearing all blue. We might as well just stay in all white.
posted on 26/3/12
1STAR,
What do you mean who came off last?