3rd kit?

[TB1]

Club shop probably needed something to put on the third dummy, so put the training top on it. Sneaky haha.

Does anyone know what the little white bit above the sponsor is on the training top?

I bought a training top a fortnight ago, it's a darker blue and without the sponsor's logo. It also as the small white strip, I think that they've put it on all the training tops.

 

[JG1888]

Club shop probably needed something to put on the third dummy, so put the training top on it. Sneaky haha.

Does anyone know what the little white bit above the sponsor is on the training top?

Changes colour when they sweat

 

[Thracia]

Does anyone know what the little white bit above the sponsor is on the training top?

It's on the original template:

 

[Schemer]

When I first started going on the keeper's jersey was green.

Always green, except when playing Plymouth Argyle, when, if I recall correctly, it was blue. For international matches, I seem to remember keepers wearing yellow. And they also wore the same shorts and socks as the rest of the team.

 

['Well PNESC]

When I first started going on the keeper's jersey was green.

Me too as virtually all keepers wore green in the 70s but, strangely enough, Roy Tunks was in blue for my first ever match at Deepdale in 1977.

 

[Lord Edgington]

Other than a simple bit of pulling fans pants down for more money is there any actual point in a third kit ?

 

[Bobbage]

It's on the original template:

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So the training kit template is more expensive than the home or away ones?

 

[StickyBrick]

Other than a simple bit of pulling fans pants down for more money is there any actual point in a third kit

Aren't you still banned from certain grounds because of that, m'lud

 

['Well PNESC]

Always green, except when playing Plymouth Argyle, when, if I recall correctly, it was blue. For international matches, I seem to remember keepers wearing yellow. And they also wore the same shorts and socks as the rest of the team.

There used to be strict rules about kit in the Football League in the 70s. Keepers could only wear green, blue, white or red in domestic matches. Yellow could only be worn in internationals. Peter Shilton played in an all-white kit for a while, claimed it made him look bigger.

There was also a Football League rule for a while that both teams couldn’t wear the same coloured shorts.

 

[Lord Edgington]

Aren't you still banned from certain grounds because of that, m'lud

It was all a rather unpleasant misunderstanding

 

[Lord Edgington]

There used to be strict rules about kit in the Football League in the 70s. Keepers could only wear green, blue, white or red in domestic matches. Yellow could only be worn in internationals. Peter Shilton played in an all-white kit for a while, claimed it made him look bigger.

There was also a Football League rule for a while that both teams couldn’t wear the same coloured shorts.

is there a colour that as the years go by can make you look smaller

 

[Kathryn]

Club shop probably needed something to put on the third dummy, so put the training top on it. Sneaky haha.

Does anyone know what the little white bit above the sponsor is on the training top?

It’s for tracking the player when he goes missing during the match.

 

[StickyBrick]

is there a colour that as the years go by can make you look smaller

Yes, it's the colour that my missus buys my undercrackers in.....

 

['Well PNESC]

is there a colour that as the years go by can make you look smaller

I think the answer is to wear the famous Jorge Campos Mexican keeper’s kit. People will be too distracted to notice size. If I wasn’t a technology dinosaur I would post a photo.

 

[Lord Edgington]

Yes, it's the colour that my missus buys my undercrackers in.....

Queue the rubbing breasts with toilet paper joke

 

[Lord Edgington]

I think the answer is to wear the famous Jorge Campos Mexican keeper’s kit. People will be too distracted to notice size. If I wasn’t a technology dinosaur I would post a photo.

Great plan

 

[Thracia]

So the training kit template is more expensive than the home or away ones?

I think these are the template prices (at this one retailer):

Away top: £14.36
GK top: £25.56
Training top: £21.56

The home shirt seems to be this one with some custom colours: £25.56

 

[Schemer]

I think the answer is to wear the famous Jorge Campos Mexican keeper’s kit. People will be too distracted to notice size. If I wasn’t a technology dinosaur I would post a photo.

Here's one of his shirts. Guaranteed to trigger an attack of migraine.

 

[JK]

I've not bought anything for years from the club shop but thought I'd have a look online tonight.

You have a choice of blue, blue or blue anyway but saw a couple of nice tops.

Pretty much anything except the new shirts or training shirt are out of stock unless it's a small you are after.

Just Sport really are useless, why North End don't realise this reflects bad on them is beyond me.

 

[Ando60]

MoK

I've not bought anything for years from the club shop but thought I'd have a look online tonight.

You have a choice of blue, blue or blue anyway but saw a couple of nice tops.

Pretty much anything except the new shirts or training shirt are out of stock unless it's a small you are after.

Just Sport really are useless, why North End don't realise this reflects bad on them is beyond me.

sometimes we act like a non league club and that is probably a bad reflection on non league clubs….