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15 minutes ago, MarcusX said:

I loved that shirt, but according to this site we only ever wore it once, maybe twice if you count the adidas effort though that was never meant to be a retro re-make that was just their design template I think?

http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Bristol_City/Bristol_City.htm

Would we ever do a Bedminster remake? Or were they a completely different team and nothing to do with us?

There's only so much you can do with a red shirt I guess, I wouldn't mind seeing a return to white socks with red tops.

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I would like to see a Blood Red home shirt, (no bells, no whistles). White shorts & Red socks.

And the away kit to be;  White, Black, White/Black. (Aka 1976) 

3rd kit has to be Purple n Lime 

Just keep it simples !! ... AND BLOODY KEEP A CERTAIN PERSON AWAY FROM THE TEMPLATES/ CRAYONS 

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4 hours ago, Baba Yaga said:

Looked at Irish league clubs for clues but my only find was that last seasons collar style is taking over their league at the moment... Hopefully this year and things not being so rushed it means o'neills can do some nice kits, thought the black kit from last season was good even if our record was poor in it.

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The collar or neckline is very important. Some of City's past shirts were a swine to get over the head with no give in the neckline. I hope whatever the new design there is ample room around the neck. 

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4 hours ago, MarcusX said:

I always thought it was a weird stick to beat the club with, the colour matched what it was trying to replicate - the oddity was the sock mismatch originally

The oddity was the “splat Robin”.

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8 hours ago, MarcusX said:

I loved that shirt, but according to this site we only ever wore it once, maybe twice if you count the adidas effort though that was never meant to be a retro re-make that was just their design template I think?

http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Bristol_City/Bristol_City.htm

Would we ever do a Bedminster remake? Or were they a completely different team and nothing to do with us?

There's only so much you can do with a red shirt I guess, I wouldn't mind seeing a return to white socks with red tops.

I think if we ever copied the Bedminster kit then Bradford City might have something to say about that!

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4 hours ago, Davefevs said:

The oddity was the “splat Robin”.

I'd genuinely forgot about that 🤦‍♂️ thanks for the reminder

There still was some stick about the colour though wasn't there?

7 hours ago, exAtyeoMax said:

I like the black shorts

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I like these too

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19 hours ago, SecretSam said:

All green as third. Really deep green. Not ******* lime.

No football team, indeed no sports team that plays on grass, should ever have a block green kit. Terrible idea.

18 hours ago, GrandadFrank said:

I would like to see a Blood Red home shirt, (no bells, no whistles). White shorts & Red socks.

And the away kit to be;  White, Black, White/Black. (Aka 1976) 

3rd kit has to be Purple n Lime 

Just keep it simples !! ... AND BLOODY KEEP A CERTAIN PERSON AWAY FROM THE TEMPLATES/ CRAYONS 

It is really just this ⬆️ simple. I don't know why we **** about each year (I do know, but it's stupid).

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1 hour ago, ExiledAjax said:

No football team, indeed no sports team that plays on grass, should ever have a block green kit. Terrible idea.

Errr...you might want to mention that to Plymouth and Yeovil. And one of our nicest kits of the '90s was the green away kit; IIRC it was that one in which we finally beat the Slags at Trumpton.

Bristol City 2000-01 Away Kit

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22 minutes ago, SecretSam said:

Errr...you might want to mention that to Plymouth and Yeovil. And one of our nicest kits of the '90s was the green away kit; IIRC it was that one in which we finally beat the Slags at Trumpton.

Bristol City 2000-01 Away Kit

It's a colourblindness thing.

Plymouth have a shit choice for a shirt colour, but the usual white shorts save it. I've no problem at all saying that. 

Yeovil often have the white stripes and shorts which save it, sort of.

I have absolutely no idea what colour that shirt you've shown a picture of is.

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1 hour ago, ExiledAjax said:

It's a colourblindness thing.

Plymouth have a shit choice for a shirt colour, but the usual white shorts save it. I've no problem at all saying that. 

Yeovil often have the white stripes and shorts which save it, sort of.

I have absolutely no idea what colour that shirt you've shown a picture of is.

I suppose it doesn't matter what colour it is to you then, just that the numbers stand out, and you can tell the teams apart?

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7 minutes ago, Steve Watts said:

Just chuck the sponsor on the '74 legacy shirt and be done with it.  It was the right colour, was nice and simple and there's no reason why we shouldn't go with that.

This. 

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4 minutes ago, exAtyeoMax said:

I suppose it doesn't matter what colour it is to you then, just that the numbers stand out, and you can tell the teams apart?

In the case of green it's more about distinguishing players from the grass.

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23 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

In the case of green it's more about distinguishing players from the grass.

yes, I think most people find that a problem, especially all green kits. 

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3 hours ago, ExiledAjax said:

It's a colourblindness thing.

Plymouth have a shit choice for a shirt colour, but the usual white shorts save it. I've no problem at all saying that. 

Yeovil often have the white stripes and shorts which save it, sort of.

I have absolutely no idea what colour that shirt you've shown a picture of is.

OK, understand - didn't realise. Is it just green? Do other dark coloured shirts have the same issue? (Genuine Q).

I'm aware the in the 6 Nations, the egg chasers will next season play lights vs darks for that exact reason - so Wales vs France will be red vs white, not red vs blue

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30 minutes ago, SecretSam said:

OK, understand - didn't realise. Is it just green? Do other dark coloured shirts have the same issue? (Genuine Q).

 

Black v Red can be one that catches people out.

I also had issues a season or two ago where we played away to Millwall. Us in red shirts. white shorts, they in their dark blue and white shorts. It was a wet night game and under those conditions it can be exacerbated. The rain, floodlights, TV screen saturation etc made it really hard to tell the teams apart at, say, a corner.

31 minutes ago, SecretSam said:

I'm aware the in the 6 Nations, the egg chasers will next season play lights vs darks for that exact reason - so Wales vs France will be red vs white, not red vs blue

This is the way.

I'm glad to hear this. Wales v Ireland (literally Red v Green) is a particular perennial problem. US sports have long used a principle of lights v darks, although I understand that was because lights v darks works best for black and white TV. The happy coincidence being that it also tend to deliver the best product for the colourblind fan.

It's why I say we should have red/white, white/black, and then the wildcard purple/fluoro kit as a third option. It just gives us that flexibility and power to make a sensible change if needed.

(I'd also like there to be less of an issue around teams wearing away/third kits at home, but I know a lot of people would have an issue with that.)

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2 hours ago, ExiledAjax said:

(I'd also like there to be less of an issue around teams wearing away/third kits at home, but I know a lot of people would have an issue with that.)

That's an interesting one - I thought that the EFL had introduced a rule of each club being allowed to play in its away kit for one home game. Clearly I dreamed it. 

The light vs dark approach makes perfect sense. I also think kit clashes need to be more harshly judged - e.g. I think Fulham (white) played Man City (pale blue) the other day. I'm not colour blind, but that was really hard to distinguish.

This would also mean the end of 'black' away kits for us, as our away kit would need to be 'light'. 

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8 hours ago, SecretSam said:

Errr...you might want to mention that to Plymouth and Yeovil. And one of our nicest kits of the '90s was the green away kit; IIRC it was that one in which we finally beat the Slags at Trumpton.

Bristol City 2000-01 Away Kit

Pretty sure that shirt was around 2000/2001.

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It looks like we might need to get used to the black kit. As Martin Samuel pointed out in the Times, Bayern played in black against Real to sell shirts. The marketing teams have realised that black looks good with jeans. Blacked out shirts are well suited to leisure wear as well as match day. Just the 13 teams in League two now have black kits.

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40 minutes ago, sugarwray said:

It looks like we might need to get used to the black kit. As Martin Samuel pointed out in the Times, Bayern played in black against Real to sell shirts. The marketing teams have realised that black looks good with jeans. Blacked out shirts are well suited to leisure wear as well as match day. Just the 13 teams in League two now have black kits.

In League Two alone this season, Accrington Stanley, Barrow, Bradford City, Crewe Alexandra, Doncaster Rovers, Forest Green Rovers, Harrogate Town, Newport County, Salford City, Stockport County, Swindon Town, Tranmere Rovers and Wrexham had changed strips that were a variation of what Bayern wore

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11 hours ago, SecretSam said:

Errr...you might want to mention that to Plymouth and Yeovil. And one of our nicest kits of the '90s was the green away kit; IIRC it was that one in which we finally beat the Slags at Trumpton.

Bristol City 2000-01 Away Kit

What kit do you mean from the 90s?

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3 hours ago, Bristol Rob said:

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Go on then, I'll bite......

If this (2023 Panama shirt) had white trim on the home version and black trim on the away, I wouldn't have a hissy fit if that was released as a future City kit. 

White shorts/red socks home and black shorts/white socks away.

If necessary a purple with lime trim 3rd kit.

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1 minute ago, glastored said:

I would love City to wear all purple as one of the away kits. Think it would look classy! I don’t know any other team who does.

Obviously not an English team, but Deportivo Saprissa of Costa Rica play in all purple - their nickname is El Monstruo Morado ( The Purple Monster).  Alvaro Saborio is one of their former players, played 19 games on loan with City in 09/10.

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On 15/05/2024 at 09:30, SecretSam said:

Errr...you might want to mention that to Plymouth and Yeovil. And one of our nicest kits of the '90s was the green away kit; IIRC it was that one in which we finally beat the Slags at Trumpton.

Bristol City 2000-01 Away Kit

It wasn’t.

We wore red in the 4-2 win.

They were at the Mem by the time we were wearing this.
Remember a 1-1 draw in their relegation season when Phillips saved a last minute penalty.

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20 minutes ago, GrahamC said:

It wasn’t.

We wore red in the 4-2 win.

They were at the Mem by the time we were wearing this.
Remember a 1-1 draw in their relegation season when Phillips saved a last minute penalty.

Okay, so apart from the date, the location and the result, my post was accurate.

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2 hours ago, SecretSam said:

Okay, so apart from the date, the location and the result, my post was accurate.

Quality reply.

Done it myself (been completely wrong) chapeau for admitting it..

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12 hours ago, GrahamC said:

Quality reply.

Done it myself (been completely wrong) chapeau for admitting it..

If you're going to fail, do it with style, that's my motto 

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Multi year deal wasn't it?

Though I guess most deals have break clauses written in to the based on number of units sold, quality issues (both of which O'Neill may fall into), delivery issues (Hummel) etc

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17 hours ago, Shelton’s Love Gravy said:

Yes please.  I would very much like to have a shirt 👍😊

Toilets upstairs first on the left.....oh! sorry......shirt!

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6 hours ago, SydneyCity said:

There’s very little I like about Chelsea (Zola being an exception)… but I did like this kit launch from 10 years ago.

”It’s blue. What else matters?”

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That’ll be JL’s excuse next time…🙄😢

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The announcement from Feb '23.

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and to me, multi year says 3 rather than 2 years , so another season after this one at least. 

TBF I liked the black shirt and I haven't heard to many complaints about it. This was the kit they had a proper lead up to so it might not be too bad. 
Now the design , well , I expect that to have Jon's finger prints all over. But as long as he stays away from yet another f******g retro rehash and lets the grown ups have a say, we might get something reasonable. There are plenty of kits out there, you don't even need to confiscate Jon's crayons he could just copy and paste a good one with our crest and Sponsor. It's not rocket science even though we make most things look difficult . 

He might be stalking this thread for ideas, so here you go Jon , fill yer boots.

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Any of these should work Jon , the white PSG would work in Red . 

So c'mon and try something new, just tell yourself .... New is the new retro. 

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20 hours ago, SecretSam said:

I just dreamt that the new change strip was dark royal blue, with gold trim.

I must admit it looked quite nice.

Unless Kelly Brook was wearing it, I'd be very worried about your dreams 😉

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38 minutes ago, Ronnie Sinclair said:

Assuming its O'Neills again - look at that collar on the new Partick Thistle shirt, makes the one on our home one last season look miniscule 🤦‍♂️  Even Rooney's head could fit in that

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To be fair, I actually quite like that...

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On 31/05/2024 at 14:07, Ronnie Sinclair said:

Assuming its O'Neills again - look at that collar on the new Partick Thistle shirt, makes the one on our home one last season look miniscule 🤦‍♂️  Even Rooney's head could fit in that

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I think this could look very smart as an away kit, would like to see it in white with the black stripe down the middle and black sleeves, keeping the colours in the badge. I reckon we’d be onto a winner!

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On 31/05/2024 at 14:07, Ronnie Sinclair said:

Assuming its O'Neills again - look at that collar on the new Partick Thistle shirt, makes the one on our home one last season look miniscule 🤦‍♂️  Even Rooney's head could fit in that

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I quite like this. Need to pop down the corner shop for a quarter of rhubarb and custard.

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