[Albion] Green kit last night

[Marty___Mcfly]

I haven’t seen the stats, but I’m pretty sure that wearing a kit which blends in with the green pitch, and makes it harder for players to spot each other particularly in peripheral vision, reduces a team’s chances of winning by around 73%.

Fergie only allowed one half of football in that grey kit before he binned it- when will Chris Hughton stand up to his Club / Nike overlords and REFUSE to wear this IDIOTIC kit again?!?!

 

[Is it PotG?]

......reduces a team’s chances of winning by around 73%.

82.3% of stats are made up

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

I haven’t seen the stats, but I’m pretty sure that wearing a kit which blends in with the green pitch, and makes it harder for players to spot each other particularly in peripheral vision, reduces a team’s chances of winning by around 73%.

Fergie only allowed one half of football in that grey kit before he binned it- when will Chris Hughton stand up to his Club / Nike overlords and REFUSE to wear this IDIOTIC kit again?!?!

Our possession stats were actually an improvement on the norm for an away game.


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[GOM]

I haven’t seen the stats, but I’m pretty sure that wearing a kit which blends in with the green pitch, and makes it harder for players to spot each other particularly in peripheral vision, reduces a team’s chances of winning by around 73%.

The background for the players is not green, they can see each other just fine.

 

[GooGull]

The background for the players is not green, they can see each other just fine.

This

 

[papajaff]

I haven’t seen the stats, but I’m pretty sure that wearing a kit which blends in with the green pitch........

So you think they view each other from above?

 

[Wellesley]

Why not the black socks? I like the kit with the black socks. My evening was ruined the minute I saw the green socks. Fuming!

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Wearing green didn’t make Murray play crap he managed that himself

 

[SouthCoastOwl]

I haven’t seen the stats, but I’m pretty sure that wearing a kit which blends in with the green pitch, and makes it harder for players to spot each other particularly in peripheral vision, reduces a team’s chances of winning by around 73%.

Fergie only allowed one half of football in that grey kit before he binned it- when will Chris Hughton stand up to his Club / Nike overlords and REFUSE to wear this IDIOTIC kit again?!?!

So if a grey kit was binned because the Man U players couldn't see each other against the crowd in the back ground are we to assume that the majority of the Leicester City crowd were wearing green? Maybe they were in some bizarre homage to Brendan Rodgers' previous employers.

Is that why goalkeepers no longer wear the traditional green kit? Obviously for decades no outfield players could see their own, or the opposition, keeper!!

 

[Gazwag]

Wearing green doesn't stop a stickers ability go get the ball on target

 

[papajaff]

Wearing green doesn't stop a stickers ability go get the ball on target

That theory will never stick.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

I liked it

 

[Baldseagull]

Hi Vis has it's problems too.

 

[Wellesley]

Everyone in the lower tiers needs to wear the same colours as the Huddersfield away strip on Saturday. This could mean survival.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Because we've done so well on the road in the yellow kit ....

 

[nwgull]

It's nothing to do with the kit; we're just a bit crap away. Being crap away includes the ability to finish as well as the more common inability to find a team mate with a simple pass.

 

[Weststander]

It's nothing to do with the kit; we're just a bit crap away. Being crap away includes the ability to finish as well as the more common inability to find a team mate with a simple pass.

The ability allow let other teams score a goals at each away game.

 

[A1X]

Should never have ditched the all black kit from a few seasons ago IMHO, best away kit in recent years by a mile

 

[nwgull]

The ability allow let other teams score a goals at each away game.

That generally comes with the territory when you're passing to the opposition in midfield with your defence out of position looking to support the attacking options.

 

[Official Old Man]

The green kit is so that overseas broadcasters (mainly NBC) can superimpose adverts onto the shirts during play.
Must admit that Tuesday it took me a good half an hour to remember we were in green, but that's probably just my age.