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New kit and sponsor (P108, 2021 new 3rd kit)
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            Anything but a remake of that beige Mesh kit. Awful.0
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            It was ecru.2
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            I liked it but nothing beats red. You can get away with a ketchup spillage with a red kit!2
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            Assume the ecru one was ok for mayonaisse stains.2
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            Was the official colour of the blue kit above seahawk and denim?0
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            Ok thanks.0
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            "Denim and Seahawk" lol, reminds me of a classic Jonathan Pearce comment, "Out step Chelsea, resplendent in graphite and tangerine"1
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 You're thinking of the black and blue striped third kit that we never wore. Those kits were made by Nike. This is all correct:Talal said:
 Don't think they're the wrong way round, the purple one became the away shirt I'm sure. Was the 3rd shirt the year before when it had Uni of Greenwich as sponsor. That Ireland tour shirt wasn't the 3rd shirt for 17/18 though so shouldn't even be there.randy andy said:
 My mistake, Football Shirt History has that down as our third kit for some reason and the white kit we wore on the Ireland tour as the away kit, which is clearly wrong. MY point still stands though, only 2 blue away kits in 10 years isn't "too many blue kits recently", unless any blue kit is a a blue kit too many.Ross said:
 17/18 was blue awayrandy andy said:
 Our last blue away shirt was in the 10-11 season. We had a run of blue away shirts in a short period (07-08, 09-10 and 10-11). Other than that we've not had a blue away shirt this century, although we have had four blue third kitsGarrymanilow said:We've had far too many blue away kits in recent years, it's time for someone to take a proper crack at creating a modern version of that green and purple one. I liked the nod to it on this year's away kit, but that kit was cursed so we will not speak of it any further. Of course that was the first shirt I'd bought in years. Shit, maybe I'm the one who cursed it.Sorry lads. 
 I'm not advocating for a blue away kit by the way. My favourite away kits have always been white ones.
 Edit: I think that site has the 16-17 away and third kits the wrong way around too, https://footballshirthistory.weebly.com/c---g/category/charlton-athletic
 http://www.kitclassics.co.uk/kits/charlton.png
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            MuttleyCAFC said:Many goalkeepers believe that a garish colour scheme means that strikers with no time to think instinctively aim for it. Based on Rob Elliot answering a question from my son at a Q&A. As first choice he got to choose and said he would always go as bright as possible. I think he also said this was from a US based study.
 I used to manage a boys football team. I always got the keeper the brightest possible kit for just this reason. I wanted the opposition to see him and be very aware of him as I felt it made the goal look smaller and wanted the opposition to know he was there.1
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            I like a blue away kit. The Inter kit was lovely, and so was the blue Woolwich shirt from the mid/ late 80s.4
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            Ross said:
 You're thinking of the black and blue striped third kit that we never wore. Those kits were made by Nike. This is all correct:Talal said:
 Don't think they're the wrong way round, the purple one became the away shirt I'm sure. Was the 3rd shirt the year before when it had Uni of Greenwich as sponsor. That Ireland tour shirt wasn't the 3rd shirt for 17/18 though so shouldn't even be there.randy andy said:
 My mistake, Football Shirt History has that down as our third kit for some reason and the white kit we wore on the Ireland tour as the away kit, which is clearly wrong. MY point still stands though, only 2 blue away kits in 10 years isn't "too many blue kits recently", unless any blue kit is a a blue kit too many.Ross said:
 17/18 was blue awayrandy andy said:
 Our last blue away shirt was in the 10-11 season. We had a run of blue away shirts in a short period (07-08, 09-10 and 10-11). Other than that we've not had a blue away shirt this century, although we have had four blue third kitsGarrymanilow said:We've had far too many blue away kits in recent years, it's time for someone to take a proper crack at creating a modern version of that green and purple one. I liked the nod to it on this year's away kit, but that kit was cursed so we will not speak of it any further. Of course that was the first shirt I'd bought in years. Shit, maybe I'm the one who cursed it.Sorry lads. 
 I'm not advocating for a blue away kit by the way. My favourite away kits have always been white ones.
 Edit: I think that site has the 16-17 away and third kits the wrong way around too, https://footballshirthistory.weebly.com/c---g/category/charlton-athletic
 http://www.kitclassics.co.uk/kits/charlton.pngReally liked that one. Didn't buy it at the time because of Roland and the sponsor but I have some regret. Can't find it anywhere now.Also looking through that you can really easily pinpoint the Katrien era can't you. Awful.0
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 It's not, the 3rd kit of 17/18 is incorrect. We wore a different white one in the 4-1 defeat at Peterborough.Ross said:
 You're thinking of the black and blue striped third kit that we never wore. Those kits were made by Nike. This is all correct:Talal said:
 Don't think they're the wrong way round, the purple one became the away shirt I'm sure. Was the 3rd shirt the year before when it had Uni of Greenwich as sponsor. That Ireland tour shirt wasn't the 3rd shirt for 17/18 though so shouldn't even be there.randy andy said:
 My mistake, Football Shirt History has that down as our third kit for some reason and the white kit we wore on the Ireland tour as the away kit, which is clearly wrong. MY point still stands though, only 2 blue away kits in 10 years isn't "too many blue kits recently", unless any blue kit is a a blue kit too many.Ross said:
 17/18 was blue awayrandy andy said:
 Our last blue away shirt was in the 10-11 season. We had a run of blue away shirts in a short period (07-08, 09-10 and 10-11). Other than that we've not had a blue away shirt this century, although we have had four blue third kitsGarrymanilow said:We've had far too many blue away kits in recent years, it's time for someone to take a proper crack at creating a modern version of that green and purple one. I liked the nod to it on this year's away kit, but that kit was cursed so we will not speak of it any further. Of course that was the first shirt I'd bought in years. Shit, maybe I'm the one who cursed it.Sorry lads. 
 I'm not advocating for a blue away kit by the way. My favourite away kits have always been white ones.
 Edit: I think that site has the 16-17 away and third kits the wrong way around too, https://footballshirthistory.weebly.com/c---g/category/charlton-athletic
 http://www.kitclassics.co.uk/kits/charlton.png 
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            Have we been relegated with a black away kit for the past 3 times we've had one?0
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 Ah yesTalal said:
 It's not, the 3rd kit of 17/18 is incorrect. We wore a different white one in the 4-1 defeat at Peterborough.Ross said:
 You're thinking of the black and blue striped third kit that we never wore. Those kits were made by Nike. This is all correct:Talal said:
 Don't think they're the wrong way round, the purple one became the away shirt I'm sure. Was the 3rd shirt the year before when it had Uni of Greenwich as sponsor. That Ireland tour shirt wasn't the 3rd shirt for 17/18 though so shouldn't even be there.randy andy said:
 My mistake, Football Shirt History has that down as our third kit for some reason and the white kit we wore on the Ireland tour as the away kit, which is clearly wrong. MY point still stands though, only 2 blue away kits in 10 years isn't "too many blue kits recently", unless any blue kit is a a blue kit too many.Ross said:
 17/18 was blue awayrandy andy said:
 Our last blue away shirt was in the 10-11 season. We had a run of blue away shirts in a short period (07-08, 09-10 and 10-11). Other than that we've not had a blue away shirt this century, although we have had four blue third kitsGarrymanilow said:We've had far too many blue away kits in recent years, it's time for someone to take a proper crack at creating a modern version of that green and purple one. I liked the nod to it on this year's away kit, but that kit was cursed so we will not speak of it any further. Of course that was the first shirt I'd bought in years. Shit, maybe I'm the one who cursed it.Sorry lads. 
 I'm not advocating for a blue away kit by the way. My favourite away kits have always been white ones.
 Edit: I think that site has the 16-17 away and third kits the wrong way around too, https://footballshirthistory.weebly.com/c---g/category/charlton-athletic
 http://www.kitclassics.co.uk/kits/charlton.png 
 https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/5960ad5fb712a/charlton-athletic-and-hummel-reveal-match-kits-to-be-worn-in-ireland-next-week
 The kits used in Ireland will be given away to local charities and the full version of the third kit will be worn in the club’s matches against Welling United and Greenwich Borough on July 15th.
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 No, we ended up doing alright in 2014/15 in the end. We had that bizarre, inexplicable Guy Luzon bouncesam3110 said:Have we been relegated with a black away kit for the past 3 times we've had one?
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 Explains why we let Peterborough thump us 4-0 in that game with Magennis missing a penalty (?)!!Ross said:
 Ah yesTalal said:
 It's not, the 3rd kit of 17/18 is incorrect. We wore a different white one in the 4-1 defeat at Peterborough.Ross said:
 You're thinking of the black and blue striped third kit that we never wore. Those kits were made by Nike. This is all correct:Talal said:
 Don't think they're the wrong way round, the purple one became the away shirt I'm sure. Was the 3rd shirt the year before when it had Uni of Greenwich as sponsor. That Ireland tour shirt wasn't the 3rd shirt for 17/18 though so shouldn't even be there.randy andy said:
 My mistake, Football Shirt History has that down as our third kit for some reason and the white kit we wore on the Ireland tour as the away kit, which is clearly wrong. MY point still stands though, only 2 blue away kits in 10 years isn't "too many blue kits recently", unless any blue kit is a a blue kit too many.Ross said:
 17/18 was blue awayrandy andy said:
 Our last blue away shirt was in the 10-11 season. We had a run of blue away shirts in a short period (07-08, 09-10 and 10-11). Other than that we've not had a blue away shirt this century, although we have had four blue third kitsGarrymanilow said:We've had far too many blue away kits in recent years, it's time for someone to take a proper crack at creating a modern version of that green and purple one. I liked the nod to it on this year's away kit, but that kit was cursed so we will not speak of it any further. Of course that was the first shirt I'd bought in years. Shit, maybe I'm the one who cursed it.Sorry lads. 
 I'm not advocating for a blue away kit by the way. My favourite away kits have always been white ones.
 Edit: I think that site has the 16-17 away and third kits the wrong way around too, https://footballshirthistory.weebly.com/c---g/category/charlton-athletic
 http://www.kitclassics.co.uk/kits/charlton.png 
 https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/5960ad5fb712a/charlton-athletic-and-hummel-reveal-match-kits-to-be-worn-in-ireland-next-week
 The kits used in Ireland will be given away to local charities and the full version of the third kit will be worn in the club’s matches against Welling United and Greenwich Borough on July 15th.0
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 4-1 Zyro for us.ForeverAddickted said:
 Explains why we let Peterborough thump us 4-0 in that game with Magennis missing a penalty (?)!!Ross said:
 Ah yesTalal said:
 It's not, the 3rd kit of 17/18 is incorrect. We wore a different white one in the 4-1 defeat at Peterborough.Ross said:
 You're thinking of the black and blue striped third kit that we never wore. Those kits were made by Nike. This is all correct:Talal said:
 Don't think they're the wrong way round, the purple one became the away shirt I'm sure. Was the 3rd shirt the year before when it had Uni of Greenwich as sponsor. That Ireland tour shirt wasn't the 3rd shirt for 17/18 though so shouldn't even be there.randy andy said:
 My mistake, Football Shirt History has that down as our third kit for some reason and the white kit we wore on the Ireland tour as the away kit, which is clearly wrong. MY point still stands though, only 2 blue away kits in 10 years isn't "too many blue kits recently", unless any blue kit is a a blue kit too many.Ross said:
 17/18 was blue awayrandy andy said:
 Our last blue away shirt was in the 10-11 season. We had a run of blue away shirts in a short period (07-08, 09-10 and 10-11). Other than that we've not had a blue away shirt this century, although we have had four blue third kitsGarrymanilow said:We've had far too many blue away kits in recent years, it's time for someone to take a proper crack at creating a modern version of that green and purple one. I liked the nod to it on this year's away kit, but that kit was cursed so we will not speak of it any further. Of course that was the first shirt I'd bought in years. Shit, maybe I'm the one who cursed it.Sorry lads. 
 I'm not advocating for a blue away kit by the way. My favourite away kits have always been white ones.
 Edit: I think that site has the 16-17 away and third kits the wrong way around too, https://footballshirthistory.weebly.com/c---g/category/charlton-athletic
 http://www.kitclassics.co.uk/kits/charlton.png 
 https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/5960ad5fb712a/charlton-athletic-and-hummel-reveal-match-kits-to-be-worn-in-ireland-next-week
 The kits used in Ireland will be given away to local charities and the full version of the third kit will be worn in the club’s matches against Welling United and Greenwich Borough on July 15th.1
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 Me too. My son was our keeper and is pretty good. He was at the Spurs Academy. I always tried to encourage him to wear bright colours but he didn't buy into it. Rinat - a Mexican company specialising in keepers are great for this. I bought him a shirt on ebay which cost me loads as customs decided I needed to pay duty on it! You needed sun glasses to look at it. But he hardly wore it.PemburyAddick said:MuttleyCAFC said:Many goalkeepers believe that a garish colour scheme means that strikers with no time to think instinctively aim for it. Based on Rob Elliot answering a question from my son at a Q&A. As first choice he got to choose and said he would always go as bright as possible. I think he also said this was from a US based study.
 I used to manage a boys football team. I always got the keeper the brightest possible kit for just this reason. I wanted the opposition to see him and be very aware of him as I felt it made the goal look smaller and wanted the opposition to know he was there.0
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            Was this 3rd shirt never worn in a competitive match then? I don't remember. It was made available to purchase wasn't it? If so that's now twice in 4 seasons we've sold a kit that hasn't been used. 
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 So it was. If anyone wants to relive that memorable day...Ollywozere said: https://youtu.be/l_OEf40IfT4                        2 https://youtu.be/l_OEf40IfT4                        2
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 A great result from a great team.Talal said:
 So it was. If anyone wants to relive that memorable day...Ollywozere said: https://youtu.be/l_OEf40IfT40 https://youtu.be/l_OEf40IfT40
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 Yellow or White make for a nice top.Garrymanilow said:We've had far too many blue away kits in recent years, it's time for someone to take a proper crack at creating a modern version of that green and purple one. I liked the nod to it on this year's away kit, but that kit was cursed so we will not speak of it any further. Of course that was the first shirt I'd bought in years. Shit, maybe I'm the one who cursed it.Sorry lads.1
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 @randy andy must be coloured blind, or a boycotter.Ross said:
 17/18 was blue awayrandy andy said:
 Our last blue away shirt was in the 10-11 season. We had a run of blue away shirts in a short period (07-08, 09-10 and 10-11). Other than that we've not had a blue away shirt this century, although we have had four blue third kitsGarrymanilow said:We've had far too many blue away kits in recent years, it's time for someone to take a proper crack at creating a modern version of that green and purple one. I liked the nod to it on this year's away kit, but that kit was cursed so we will not speak of it any further. Of course that was the first shirt I'd bought in years. Shit, maybe I'm the one who cursed it.Sorry lads. 0 0
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            OK, on the subject of fugly kits, I could have sworn we had a really horrendous third kit (or possibly goalie kit?) in the 90s, but I can't seem to find a record of it anywhere now. Had a sort of zigzag pattern across the front, a bit like the Wigan kit below. Does anyone remember this, or have I completely hallucinated it? 1 1
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 This one I presume you mean? Wasn't a replica shirt.aliwibble said:OK, on the subject of fugly kits, I could have sworn we had a really horrendous third kit (or possibly goalie kit?) in the 90s, but I can't seem to find a record of it anywhere now. Had a sort of zigzag pattern across the front, a bit like the Wigan kit below. Does anyone remember this, or have I completely hallucinated it?  
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            Doctor, my eyes!
 Admiral leisure shirt but always sells well.
 We always hide it when Hummel visit the museum.11
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 That is beautiful 😍Talal said:
 This one I presume you mean? Wasn't a replica shirt.aliwibble said:OK, on the subject of fugly kits, I could have sworn we had a really horrendous third kit (or possibly goalie kit?) in the 90s, but I can't seem to find a record of it anywhere now. Had a sort of zigzag pattern across the front, a bit like the Wigan kit below. Does anyone remember this, or have I completely hallucinated it?  4 4















