bobinho wrote:Teal and black? It won’t be...

BOYSIE31 wrote:Like it

clarethomer wrote:I looked in the handbook the other day and it’s not in there

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burnmark wrote:It will be. Already selling warm up T shirts and training tops in the same colours in the club shop.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Looks like the training top. But if it is those colours I will be happy. Loved the green and black 1994 kit.

Longsidebogs wrote:The one we never won a single game in? I occasionally see the odd weirdo wearing it still. When I see said weirdo on a match day we always lose.

Longsidebogs wrote:The one we never won a single game in? I occasionally see the odd weirdo wearing it still. When I see said weirdo on a match day we always lose.

Longsidebogs wrote:The one we never won a single game in? I occasionally see the odd weirdo wearing it still. When I see said weirdo on a match day we always lose.

whalleyclaret wrote:We will probably only play in this at West Ham and Villa - and Man City

theroyaldyche wrote:I have the teal training top thats smart

Also i noticed a grey type kit in the shop at 45 quid a shirt. Whats that for? It was next to the home kits

Longsidebogs wrote:The one we never won a single game in? I occasionally see the odd weirdo wearing it still. When I see said weirdo on a match day we always lose.

ClaretTony wrote:In fairness, we did win a League Cup match in it at York. We were originally told to wear it at Wembley for the play-off final having lost the toss of a coin to decide who wore home kit, but the players were adamant they didn't want to wear it, they hated it as much as us. We won the day by changing the colour of our shorts and socks to the home kit and playing in all claret.

ClaretTony wrote:In fairness, we did win a League Cup match in it at York. We were originally told to wear it at Wembley for the play-off final having lost the toss of a coin to decide who wore home kit, but the players were adamant they didn't want to wear it, they hated it as much as us. We won the day by changing the colour of our shorts and socks to the home kit and playing in all claret.

wilks_bfc wrote:We did win a league game with it being used - although it was Southend that was using it after they for some reason brought their all red away kit

ClaretTony wrote:I didn't know which kit they brought but they certainly wore that dreadful kit, last game of 1994 and we won 5-1. In the following season, Manchester City reserves had to use the shorts against us on the Turf, I think we scored seven that night.

I don't know who on earth was responsible for kit back then but the away kit ordered for the next season was that farcical yellow thing they turned into a Wembley shirt. When Mullen saw it he apparently said they wouldn't use it. That's why the away kit was so late in 1994/95, we played in it at Middlesbrough and no one had previously seen it.

Claretmatt4 wrote:Love the sponsor

wilks_bfc wrote:Can remember them playing in red shorts & socks, so can only assume that they brought their away kit as their home was a dark blue

ClaretTony wrote:I couldn't remember that bit - green and black with red, what a combination.

When asked if Burnley should ever be playing in a halved kit, given that it is used by another Lancashire club, chairman Frank Teasdale shouted: "Go and support Blackburn then."

wilks_bfc wrote:It’s odd what I remember sometimes

randomclaret2 wrote:How is Polyester made ?

JTClaret wrote:So why is this being worn for our first away game, when the actual away shirt doesn't clash.
I like the kit, but I thought the whole point of a third kit is when the Home and Away shirts are suitable

JTClaret wrote:So why is this being worn for our first away game, when the actual away shirt doesn't clash.
I like the kit, but I thought the whole point of a third kit is when the Home and Away shirts are suitable