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That's flipping gorgeous! I can just about wear the one you sold me. Did match worn ones really have a number on the front of the shirt? Seems most irregular!

Can't see it. Where's the link? Thanks.

Personally, I think the connection of a central stripe with Ajax is much stronger than with Palace, especially if it's a single colour.

Certainly does, more than a bit!

Birmingham have only ever had it as blue with a thick white vertical stripe. Only team I can think of with the Ajax style (but with blue instead of red) is Magdeburg but I'm pretty sure they don't have that design these days.

Mmmm, yes, please! I also do wonder how well diagonal stripes would work all away across the shirt too. Might look quite snazzy.

If it was a badge stitched on, it was probably more like this then... as modelled by Norman Gall

Anyone is favour of an Albion version of the Newcastle barcode kit?

How did you acquire it? Or was it home made with the club letters stitched on?

I remember reading that it was strongly recommended by fans to Pat Saward to return to blue and white stripes in that time in the early 1970s the club was trying to build stronger links with supporters.

I think you're right. Were there any adidas striped shirts at the time? I can't recall.

A lot probably depends upon when people first became aware of the Albion. For me, it was a time when we wore plain blue shirts, shorts and socks so it doesn't feel odd in any way. I would like to see some variation. It's all part of our history to occasionally experiment and eventually return to...