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Second strip.

Second strip.

Don't know why we don't go with a navy shirt, white shorts and hooped socks as the second kit. Never really liked the all yellow strip. Just my opinion.

I agree but there would be quite a few games where it couldn't be worn - QPR, WBA, Rovers, Reading, Sheffield Wednesday, possibly Huddersfield, so a 3rd kit would get quite a few outings.
 
Our change strip should be blue shirts and white shorts. For the odd occasion when we play opponents who have blue-and-white shirts that would clash with both our first and second choice strips then any other colour will be equally arbitrary - personally I prefer the yellow.
 
And what is wrong with Reebok classics and white socks?

You're not a weareth of the whiteth socketh are you Patrick Agyemang? (is it ok if I call you Patrick Agyemang from now on btw?)

If you are, then as I had the difficult decision to expunge @Sid Snot from my pne-online gang earlier this week.... I'm afraid I'm going to have to throw you out on your ear, too.

I simply cannot be associated with a white sock wearer. They're snidey, unfashionable, untrustworthy and the sort who constantly tell tales to the boss at work, kissing his ass trying to curry favour.

Nah, not 'avin it, soz. Off you pop.

Send me a video of you burning all your white socks and I'll consider being your mate again.
 
....'and for those watching in black and white, Preston are in the green and yellow strip..,'
I actually remember the original comment from Pot Black back in the early 70’s (might even have been late 60’s). “Whispering” Ted Lowe, with the immortal snooker commentary line of “ for those watching in black and white, the pink ball is behind the blue” 😂😂
 
I actually remember the original comment from Pot Black back in the early 70’s (might even have been late 60’s). “Whispering” Ted Lowe, with the immortal snooker commentary line of “ for those watching in black and white, the pink ball is behind the blue” 😂😂
For snooker officianadoes, if the blue ball was on it’s spot, they would know which one it was.
 
Our change strip should be blue shirts and white shorts. For the odd occasion when we play opponents who have blue-and-white shirts that would clash with both our first and second choice strips then any other colour will be equally arbitrary - personally I prefer the yellow.

In practice, the 'other colour' would probably need to be used more than the navy blue - and in the case of Leeds and Swansea, all navy blue would be needed.
 
For snooker officianadoes, if the blue ball was on it’s spot, they would know which one it was.
But the WHITE would also look like the pink, so the commentator was right to flag this up, in case some people thought it was the cue ball that was behind the blue. Come on, Kathryn, shape yourself. 🙂
 
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