Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
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Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
Hello. I'm not at all colour blind.
But I'm still struggling to tell the difference between Brighton in their blue home kit and Leeds in the blue away kit.
But I'm still struggling to tell the difference between Brighton in their blue home kit and Leeds in the blue away kit.
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
Just posted the same on todays matches thread
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
I’m colourblind but finding it ok. Leeds have a navy away kit and this is their third so probably the best out of their three available.
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
Was about to post the same. Amazed they have been allowed to wear that. Very difficult to distinguish between the two sides. Maybe not as difficult live rather than through the TV?
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
Was about to post the same. Amazed they have been allowed to wear that. Very difficult to distinguish between the two sides. Maybe not as difficult live rather than through the TV?
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
The Leeds kit is actually a kind of pale purple. Maybe the tv shows it as blue but it is quite distinctive in real life. Just look at the photos on the BBC website and there is no clash of colours.
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
It might be bright green in real life but I'm struggling to follow the match properly.
The number of misplaced passes might indicate it isn't helping some of the players either. Or maybe they just sh i t e.
The number of misplaced passes might indicate it isn't helping some of the players either. Or maybe they just sh i t e.
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
Im colour blind and i cant see what this thread is about
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
Looks mauve to me, leeds are as crap as their kit
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
Read an article recently about former Charlton and Ireland midfielder, Matt Holland. He made his debut for Charlton against Plymouth and very quickly realised that he had red/green colour blindness when passes were going to the opposition. He managed to get through the game by concentrating on the shorts of the opposition(white) which had a different motif on them compared to the white ones Charlton were wearing. I'm guessing that when he played for Ireland they would change from green to their change strip if the opposition wore red.
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Re: Colour Blindness & Kit Clashes
You should have been at the u23s last night. Stoke wore green shirts, our goalkeeper wore a green top.