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Well let's face it we have played in blue shirts with white sleeves before, albeit a few decades ago now. I'm not a fan though.

Against my better judgement l really like those shirts. Nice too that the change kit is an exact replica of the home, but just simply in a different colour pattern. I'd like the Albion to do the same.

I'm sure that question has been asked of him many times before, is anyone aware of his answer?

oooooo . . . l'm all agog now!

Presumably so. It will be interesting to see what kit the players appear in in the States.

Well we did the stripes on our shorts for a couple of seasons at the Goldstone, so maybe not as outrageous as it looks.

Torquay are tradionally known to wear yeallow of course, but to be honest l much prefer that two tone blue second shirt of theirs.

The daft thing is, that this kit would have been approved and signed off many months ago, it's merely a question of when the club decide to reveal it. I don't know why, by and large, they decide to leave that so late.

Slim fit before the term existed lol.

Yep l like pretty much everything Errea come up with. Such a shame we decided to move away from them really.

Last season's was even worse!

Yep l like the way that Liverpool always keep it simple, just a nice straightforward all red kit, what they do best. Not too much one can do with an all read strip though l guess.

Oh dear oh dear, for their much heralded return to the Championship, they come up with . . . THAT?

TGhbanks Tganks Jimmy just doesn't look right wearing that kit.

Surely the Hovies, (not Hovites), should be more akin to rugger, or polo, or croquet, than the game that poor people play . . . soccer.

Nope horrible, dislike those two white patches intensly.

The club that our very own Stephen Dobbie graced for many years . . . l say our very own, he was with us for not much longer than five minutes, before jumping ship and heading north to London SE25.

Yeah me too actually, l like the light blue trim on the collar too, sets off the rest of the shirt really well. But l guess it doesn't matter a jot how attractive the kit is, if the team plays like pants whilst they are wearing it.

Of course, consumerism is the single reason we now change our kit every single season.

Well quite, I would be surprised if Puma kit, (or Adidas for that matter), is appreciably cheaper than that manufactured by Nike.