City’s New Kits
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Some form of tax knocked off perhaps, as in duty free part?
jimmygrimblesboots
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Nipped over to the Clubshop and bought the new shirt with KingCol on the back , one of the best shirts for years , got a BBQ on Sunday with quite a few Rags and Dippers in attendance , will be pointing to the Champions emblem on the sleeve and telling them "you aint got one of them have you ?" .
LangleyBlue1970
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Under cook their burgers.
ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN
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Ask the scouser does he want pepper on his burger
jimmygrimblesboots
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Defo claiming that :)
yeseye
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Debate over!
jimmygrimblesboots
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BBQ could run out of gas , like the french police unfortunately did ,once ive finished with them they will be shitting through the eye of a needle for a week.
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Kevin Godley, Graham Gouldman and Lol Creme got it spot on. They didn't even have: http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Manchester_City/Manchester_City.htm
Seems like 1976-85 was the sky blue short era. 06/07, 11/12, 14/15, 16/17, and 21/22 being the 5 other seasons where sky blue seemed easier to wash than brilliant white. Four seasons of black/grey/navy shorts as Ardwick and early MCFC are reflected in later trims but never appear as a home main short colour.
Between 1897 and 1976 there were only white shorts. Right? Mostly sky blue or white socks.
Occasionally navy or black socks (1887-1951). Back 1987-93. The laser blue years embraced it too.
The maroon trim introduced in 62/63 (back 66-72) was class and it is good to see it back.
Sadly only seen in socks in my life time. 2010/11 obviously had it and 17/18 lesser so.
Never truly understood the 72-74 red/white and blue socks. Or the 19/20 purple bits, no matter how they're justified.
Probably a way to use maths and calculate the perfect City historical kit:
Shirt: sky blue with maroon and white trim. Navy somewhere on there, as a sponsor likely.
Shorts: white, mostly
Socks: bar white/blue with a maroon and navy trim.
Gotta be close:
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“Occasionally navy or black socks (1887 - 1951)”Kevin Godley, Graham Gouldman and Lol Creme got it spot on. They didn't even have: http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Manchester_City/Manchester_City.htm
Seems like 1976-85 was the sky blue short era. 06/07, 11/12, 14/15, 16/17, and 21/22 being the 5 other seasons where sky blue seemed easier to wash than brilliant white. Four seasons of black/grey/navy shorts as Ardwick and early MCFC are reflected in later trims but never appear as a home main short colour.
Between 1897 and 1976 there were only white shorts. Right? Mostly sky blue or white socks.
Occasionally navy or black socks (1887-1951). Back 1987-93. The laser blue years embraced it too.
The maroon trim introduced in 62/63 (back 66-72) was class and it is good to see it back.
Sadly only seen in socks in my life time. 2010/11 obviously had it and 17/18 lesser so.
Never truly understood the 72-74 red/white and blue socks. Or the 19/20 purple bits, no matter how they're justified.
Probably a way to use maths and calculate the perfect City historical kit:
Shirt: sky blue with maroon and white trim. Navy somewhere on there, as a sponsor likely.
Shorts: white, mostly
Socks: bar white/blue with a maroon and navy trim.
Gotta be close:
So half of our history then?