[Albion] Jason Steele in hyper turq

[Bozza]

I'm led to believe that yesterday morning our Estonian-man-in-charge decided that none of our keeper shirts could be worn for various colour clash reasons, so the club dug out an old hyper turq shirt, got it printed up, and that's what Jason Steele had to wear.

 

[ROSM]

I do wonder why he didn't wear the special european commemorative shirt. Unless they didn't have one in his size in stock?

Thinking it through, the ref kits for uefa are neon yellow, neon blue, black or orange so a simple green gk kit for either team would have worked

 

[A1X]

I knew there was something odd about it, but couldn’t quite put my finger on what until I saw this

 

[Fungus]

Wife loved it. Think that was the only opinion she shared last night.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Wasn’t very lucky.

Surprised the ref didn’t refer to Geneva and get the correct opinion.

 

[Superphil]

And yet the ref chose a colour of shirt for them to wear that was impossible to distinguish from the AEK shirts to those of us who are colourblind. Possibly the worst ever combination of shirts I’ve ever experienced, I know I’m not alone as my neighbour at the Amex is similarly afflicted. And I’m sure I saw Mitoma in the second half move away from the ref momentarily before realising who he was and then carrying on his move.

 

[Curious Orange]

Junior Orange spotted that straight away at the match... little goalie need that he is.

 

[GT49er]

Hyper-turq GK shirt - what a markting opportunity! Anyone sent an email to PBOBE yet?

 

[AlexBH]

Bin it. Kit is cursed

 

[Invicta]

Expect the media to be all over Nike refusing to release a Jason Steele Europa shirt.

 

[ElectricNaz]

Not 100% sure why the normal green wasn't okay. Saying that, the ref was a blind prick so I can actually make sense of it now if it came from him

Tbf could have worn the (hyperred?) loads of them in the shop

 

[jonny.rainbow]

Yet he was seemingly happy with the AEK Athens subs warming up along the touch line wearing yellow bibs that were indistinguishable from their home shirts.

 

[Skuller]

Yet he was seemingly happy with the AEK Athens subs warming up along the touch line wearing yellow bibs that were indistinguishable from their home shirts.

Which is the perfect opportunity to suggest a viewing of this classic:

 

[Van Cleef]

I'm led to believe that yesterday morning our Estonian-man-in-charge decided that none of our keeper shirts could be worn for various colour clash reasons, so the club dug out an old hyper turq shirt, got it printed up, and that's what Jason Steele had to wear.

Estonians love a rigamarole.

 

[Bodian]

And yet the ref chose a colour of shirt for them to wear that was impossible to distinguish from the AEK shirts to those of us who are colourblind. Possibly the worst ever combination of shirts I’ve ever experienced, I know I’m not alone as my neighbour at the Amex is similarly afflicted. And I’m sure I saw Mitoma in the second half move away from the ref momentarily before realising who he was and then carrying on his move.

Maybe that's also why Mitoma was marking the ref for their first goal.