[Albion] Albion change constitution to commit to blue and white home kit

[El Presidente]

 

[Bold Seagull]

That's a relief.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

I’ve long believed we need a change in constitution to allow bottle tops. Today’s extraordinary news shows that dream is still possible.

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

22a: the Directors also agree that yellow as a tertiary colour is total shithouse and will be replaced by HYPER TURQ.

 

[Springal]

I’ve long believed we need a change in constitution to allow bottle tops. Today’s extraordinary news shows that dream is still possible.

Just put one in your pocket, no one’s bothered.

 

[Icy Gull]

Quiet week at the Amex?

 

[crodonilson]

Interesting there is no clause that there are stripes, so the option is there for us to convert to hoops like QPR or quarters like Bristol Rovers.

 

[Me and my Monkey]

Just strengthens my suspicion that Tony is plotting to sell the club to a trillionaire Peruvian princess with a penchant for pink.

 

[Is it PotG?]

I thought this would have been released on Friday.

 

[Norman Potting]

Interesting there is no clause that there are stripes, so the option is there for us to convert to hoops like QPR or quarters like Bristol Rovers.

When I started following in 1983 it was the British Caledonian strip. Don't think this had stripes and, if so, they weren't very prominent!

 

[m@goo]

Interesting there is no clause that there are stripes, so the option is there for us to convert to hoops like QPR or quarters like Bristol Rovers.

Or royal blue with white trim

 

[GT49er]

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Hoops for next season then.




Oh goody .....................................

 

[Brovion]

When I started following in 1983 it was the British Caledonian strip. Don't think this had stripes and, if so, they weren't very prominent!

It didn't. And when I first started watching Brighton in 1966 the shirts were solid blue with white sleeves (the so-called 'Arsenal' style). To me that is still the proper Albion kit and stripes of any kind are a recent abomination.

And yes I know this view is a) unpopular and b) wrong. (We'd had stripes before).

 

[schmunk]

Interesting there is no clause that there are stripes, so the option is there for us to convert to hoops like QPR or quarters like Bristol Rovers.

Think big, Crobo, think big...

 

[studio150]

Interesting there is no clause that there are stripes, so the option is there for us to convert to hoops like QPR or quarters like Bristol Rovers.

Or the Blue with one wide stripe centrally as Birmingham City did many years ago.

 

[pocketseagull]

It didn't. And when I first started watching Brighton in 1966 the shirts were solid blue with white sleeves (the so-called 'Arsenal' style). To me that is still the proper Albion kit and stripes of any kind are a recent abomination.

And yes I know this view is a) unpopular and b) wrong. (We'd had stripes before).

I agree that solid blue is so much nicer than the stripes.

 

[Swansman]

Or the Blue with one wide stripe centrally as Birmingham City did many years ago.

Or worse, like this sad excuse of a shirt:

 

[PeterT]

Or the Blue with one wide stripe centrally as Birmingham City did many years ago.

The Penguin kit. Carlisle had a similar one in the early 70s with a red stripe inserted in there.

 

[Washie]

Or worse, like this sad excuse of a shirt:

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That is a beautiful shirt

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[PeterT]

That is a beautiful shirt

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Most Everton and Leicester fans would agree.