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I didn’t notice until in to the second half on Saturday but both sides were wearing white shorts. I thought this was a clash and wasn’t allowed?
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Just shirts & socks is my understanding.
As a side comment, referees & goalkeepers clashing most matches! Point in case Chelsea v Wolves at the moment. -
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Thanks Des. Can’t remember seeing a clash of shorts previously. I suppose the ref doesn’t get close to a keeper during open play.Originally posted by Des Parrot View PostComment
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I noticed that aswell, and not for the first time this season. The rules over clashing shorts definitely seem to be more relaxed this season.Comment
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I'm pretty certain it used to be the case in the premier League that shorts had to be different too, but I guess not now?Comment
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The Jacks look shit whatever kit they wearComment
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Arsenal v Spurs last week and Spurs played in light blue, ridiculous.
Teams should always play in their own colours in a derby game, jmoComment
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In their own colours unless forced to change by a colour clash in any game. Millwall, Portsmouth, Blackburn. Maybe West Brom, Wednesday & QPR. 6 games in the season. No need for a 3rd kit at all.Originally posted by Joe Gillis View Post
I’ve seen a lad asked to leave the pitch in a non-league game as his undershirt didn’t match his match shirt.Comment
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Interesting link
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I think only the ref should decide if a change strip is necessary and then only in the event of a colour clash. That would stop clubs changing strips just for the sake of it.Originally posted by Joe Gillis View PostComment
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