Just seen your comment somewhat belatedly. You make a very valid point regarding kit clashes which seems to be occurring more and more frequently. The Villa one tonight was truly horrendous, especially if viewed from a distance. I'm in no way colourblind but still found that very confusing. Also, Chelsea v, Spurs, blue shirts, blue shorts, against white shirts, blue shorts, again, more than a little confusing. I've never understood the details and intricacies of "away kits', (perhaps someone here could provide some more information regarding this), but Spurs, mainly, perhaps only at home, this season have played in all white. Why swap the white shorts for blue when that is the same colour, albeit a slightly different shade, to what the opposition is wearing, presumably for contractual reasons.
Saw a clip oh a Sky Sports the other night, can't recall the team's, think it was from League One, red and white thin stripes, against blue and white thin strips, really hard to distinguish, referee chappie on the discussion panel did call that one out, ridiculous. Chelsea v. Leicester City cup game a few weeks back, royal blue (shirts), against dark blue, that one did get a few comments in the media. Goalkeepers wearing the same colour top, (I know this one has been mentioned on here before), as the opposition, the referee or even your own side. There was a Rangers match earlier this year when the other side played in yellow, including the keeper! although again, a slightly different shade.
Some of you on here will correct me if I've got this wrong, but I seem to remember, going back many years, probably to the seventies, a game involving Celtic and Hibs where both sides wore their usual green shirts and white shorts, could this have actually happened.
Apologies for the rant, but it is very early in the morning, and it's something that I feel doesn't receive much comment, certainly the guys doing the tv coverage never appear to mention it.
