Anyone else heard about FIFA enforcing a new rule for kits at the WC next year? Supposedly all kits must be either all light coloured or all dark coloured which means teams can't wear dark shorts with light tops or the other way round.
Sounds like a little thing and maybe it is but it means England must wear white shorts, so to Germany and Argentina, France cant wear white shorts and neither can Holland or Italy, Brazil from now on can not wear Blue shorts with their yellow tops, same with Spain who will wear red shorts.
Just seems completely unnecessary, certain kits are so iconic, especially the yellow, blue and white of Brazil. Changing history just for the sake of it.
FIFA's pointless new rule for kits at WC
posted on 12/11/13
Or even worse, test teams both seem to play in the same colour strip.
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Are you being serious?
posted on 12/11/13
Or even worse, test teams both seem to play in the same colour strip.
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Perhaps that is the test?
posted on 12/11/13
the most ridiculous decision in the entire history of international sport.
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from the same governing body that decided players shouldn't be allowed to play with their sock down, shirts hanging out or sleeveless tops.
Why oh why, when footballers have never before or after looked better than in the 70s?
posted on 12/11/13
Q: Mr Blatter, how do you think the womens game can be more appealing?
SB: Well, for a start they might want to think about wearing tighter shorts.
So not all decisions FIFA make about football strips are bad.
posted on 12/11/13
Next up he'll want to make breast implants compulsory.
posted on 12/11/13
Hold on - that was my idea!
posted on 12/11/13
Does anyone know the reason for these new rules?
posted on 12/11/13
Can't really think of any international team that do this, but what about a team with black and white stripes?
posted on 12/11/13
Wonderman - there are at least 170 clubs worldwide that play in black and white stripes, but no national team AFAIK.
posted on 12/11/13
See this blog http://www.boysinblackandwhite.blogspot.com.es/