I thought the regular changing of kits was a modern day thing 'til I looked at this ha ha
http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Brighton_and_Hove_Albion/Brighton_and_Hove_Albion.htm
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Cardiff to rebrand to red, as blue is "unlucky"
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I thought the regular changing of kits was a modern day thing 'til I looked at this ha ha
http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Brighton_and_Hove_Albion/Brighton_and_Hove_Albion.htm
Theatre of Trees
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Luton went from black and white to orange and blue in the 1970s then gradually returned back to black and white before reverting to orange again a couple of years ago.
Leyton Orient changed from blue and white to red and white in the early 1960s
Watford went from blue and white to yellow and black at the end of the 1950s
Dundee United went tangerine at the end of the 1960s.
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Dick Knights Mumm
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When I started going we wore the blue body white sleeve. My friend- who had been going for years- used to go on about how we should play in stripes. I had no idea what he was talking about.
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That's a great article for playing 'Management Buzzword Bingo'. I've just won a set of steak knives.
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Looks like we are due a thin blue stripe.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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Looks like they spent the first 50 years trying to decide if they wanted buttons or not.
SeagullSongs
And it's all gone quiet..
That 1948 kit is something special!
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That website's really quite interesting. Just noticed that for their first three years, Newcastle United played in red shirts.
Buffalo Seagull
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I never knew that whoever won the King of the Mountains in the Tour de France in 1884 played for Bolton Wanderers
Bolton Wanderers - Historical Football Kits
Bolton Wanderers - Historical Football Kits
AMEXican Wave
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It looks possibly more than just a kit colour change, but maybe a name change as well? So Cardiff Dragons, Wales Dragons, Cardiff Malaysia... where will it end? and what's the ultimate plan of these foreign owners?
Goldstone Rapper
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Cardiff briefly had a purple and yellow home kit in the 1970s, so it's not without precedent.
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I wonder if they will stick with the bird nickname and go with robins?
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Changing the name is quite something (and to keep the nickname is odd being "blue"birds and playing in red 
)
That said, we were the Dolphins, "seagulls" is a relatively recent (if you consider 30/40 years recent) thing no?
There was a fan (and location) thing about the change of nickname though, the Cardiff thing is all about "branding", money and selling to Asia (where red, apparently, is the colour of choice).
)That said, we were the Dolphins, "seagulls" is a relatively recent (if you consider 30/40 years recent
) thing no?There was a fan (and location) thing about the change of nickname though, the Cardiff thing is all about "branding", money and selling to Asia (where red, apparently, is the colour of choice).
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I have that myself.
Tony Towner's Fridge
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I have a better solution.
Why not assemble a better team of players than that currently at the club, from which you can choose 11 to maybe get promoted?
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