That was a total disgrace.

[Luis Anaconda]

Blue shirts. At home.

Someone said "yeah but their first kit is red and black". So? That's their problem to bring a kit that works.

Playing at home in an away kit, and not even a proper away kit. #HIAH

#GazidisOut

It always used to be the convention in European football that when there was a kit clash the home team changed (see also rugby where Scots always change at home to France and vice-versa). The blue kit is a ****ing abomination though. We could have worn the same kit as the first leg

[PSRB]

It always used to be the convention in European football that when there was a kit clash the home team changed (see also rugby where Scots always change at home to France and vice-versa). The blue kit is a ****ing abomination though. We could have worn the same kit as the first leg

Thing is, I really like the 3rd kit, should have worn that

[redgunamo]

It always used to be the convention in European football that when there was a kit clash the home team changed (see also rugby where Scots always change at home to France and vice-versa). The blue kit is a ****ing abomination though. We could have worn the same kit as the first leg

Same in amateur or kids' football, simply as a practical matter; the home side is more likely to have a change kit on hand. I understand Reading and Preston are the only clubs that never have to change their colours in the event of a clash, home or away.