Yes we did, sometime in the early 1970s. At no stage though have we worn white with blue sleeves, the white shirt had blue cuffs, but not full sleeves. I'm sure someone can post a picture.Question 7 is wrong because I am sure that we wore white with blue edging and to the best of my knowledge we have never worn PLAIN white shirts at home. If my memeory isnt as good as it was I am sure somebody will put me right.
I also got the Ward question wrong but so did they and I put Bath for Bobby Z but as everybody knows ity was from Rovers and he was on loan to Bath Cithy. so my 8/10 was ok I thought.
8/10.
First name and Wardy both wrong. I could have sworn we were called Brighton and Hove Rangers originally!
Likewise. When I first went we used to wear that 'sheff wed' style kit of plain blue shirts with white sleeves. When we first switched to stripes (or to be fair switched back to stripes) I didn't like it. I can JUST about accept them now, but if we went back to that 1960s kit I'd be delighted! I might even buy a replica shirt!We definitely wore white one season. I am of an age that during my early years we never wore stripes.
We definitely wore white one season. I am of an age that during my early years we never wore stripes.
Likewise. When I first went we used to wear that 'sheff wed' style kit of plain blue shirts with white sleeves. When we first switched to stripes (or to be fair switched back to stripes) I didn't like it. I can JUST about accept them now, but if we went back to that 1960s kit I'd be delighted! I might even buy a replica shirt!
Same here!9, only got the number of managers wrong
I agree about the white with blue edging and the fact that we have never had white with complete blue sleeves but I also would like somebody to post a picture of our all white kit, which I cannot remember other than the kit brought in by Freddie Goodwin.Yes we did, sometime in the early 1970s. At no stage though have we worn white with blue sleeves, the white shirt had blue cuffs, but not full sleeves. I'm sure someone can post a picture.