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History Yellow?
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lost why we have not had a yellow away kit for a few years when you consider we have 3 kits per year now
when you look at this you think why we not got a blue away and also a yellow http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Tottenham_Hotspur/Tottenham_Hotspur-change-kits.html
1937...what the fucking fuck?
I like the black/Dark Blue kits as a third kit. The yellow kits are a nice away kit. Purple is meh.
White home, light blue away, yellow third.
Navy Blue surely?
I'd imagine the yellows don't sell well apart from kit collectors.
All white in Europe only.
Anyone that says otherwise is a gooner.
My point is personal preference to how the kit portrays the players. The most sleek is the full white home kit, used in Europe.
I know this isn't a new thing but it irks me that Woolwich have Yellow now. Back in the day it was ours. Anyone else want it back?
I want yellow back as well, but the scum have also used yellow change kits for 60+ years.
Woolwich have played in yellow since the JVC 2-0 at Anfield days - which must be at least 30 years ago. Hardly a 'new' thing.
Edit: Beaten to it by @
pdxspur
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Edit: Beaten to it by @
pdxspur
!I think this is exactly why they made the away the cyan, and the third the navy. Clever bit of business if you ask me.
77-80 is an absolute beauty!
They won the FA cup in 1971 wearing yellow.Woolwich have played in yellow since the JVC 2-0 at Anfield days - which must be at least 30 years ago. Hardly a 'new' thing.
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Our kits should be:
1st White shirt, navy shorts and socks
2nd All yellow
3rd All Navy blue
I am a work at the moment so can't get access to the email but basically I got in touch with this agency that were contracted in by the club for branding purposes a couple of years ago and one of the things they advised Spurs to do was ditch Yellow as a club colour and stick with Lilywhite and different shades of blue and other dark colours only.
It really annoyed me last year seeing Spurs play in that black and grey monstrosity instead of our traditional 3rd colours of yellow.
I'll post the email correspondance later.
It really annoyed me last year seeing Spurs play in that black and grey monstrosity instead of our traditional 3rd colours of yellow.
I'll post the email correspondance later.