deslynhamsmoustache1
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Just when you thought we look unstoppable the yellow shirts and blue shorts kit is being dragged out one more time. That's us bloody done for.
Just when you thought we look unstoppable the yellow shirts and blue shorts kit is being dragged out one more time. That's us bloody done for.
Just when you thought we look unstoppable the yellow shirts and blue shorts kit is being dragged out one more time. That's us bloody done for.
Just when you thought we look unstoppable the yellow shirts and blue shorts kit is being dragged out one more time. That's us bloody done for.
Just when you thought we look unstoppable the yellow shirts and blue shorts kit is being dragged out one more time. That's us bloody done for.
Just when you thought we look unstoppable the yellow shirts and blue shorts kit is being dragged out one more time. That's us bloody done for.
Absolutely baffled why we can't play in Hyper Turq (lol) tomorrow but also realise I don't actually give a shit
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Leeds had some cracking kits between 1920 and 1934 though.
http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Leeds_United/Leeds_United.htm
Absolutely baffled why we can't play in Hyper Turq (lol) tomorrow but also realise I don't actually give a shit
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And if that's the case it's excellent!Perhaps the club, or maybe even the PL have finally given consideration to the fact that colourblind people (10% of men) struggle to distinguish between a white and hyperturq kit. Spurs game was impossible when the players were at the other end, even on TV it was a shambles.
Perhaps the club, or maybe even the PL have finally given consideration to the fact that colourblind people (10% of men) struggle to distinguish between a white and hyperturq kit. Spurs game was impossible when the players were at the other end, even on TV it was a shambles.
In which case we should have worn our home kit. No clashes there.
Had almost forgotten about those ridiculous blue number tags they had on their socks during the mid-Seventies