Deadcowboys1 wrote:Thing is BT, back in 1980 very few if any Football, Union or League teams played in Black & it stood out from the rest. Over time a whole shed load of clubs have had a black kit either 2nd or 3rd strip. It just isn't as unusual as it was. The Broncos quarters shirt was always so much brighter with the white shorts (exclude the version with white cross) and I contest likely to attract more interest than the old Fulham black with chevron. It was certainly more appropriate to wear socially than the chevron one.

I never really understood why when we changed from Quins back to Broncos we adopted Fulham's old design rather than the Broncos quarters or even the red one we had a Wembley. I fear I cry in the wilderness but hey ho!

Deadcowboys1 wrote:That's probably due to the amount of pie & mash you spammers eat, they need to have plenty of give in their shirts.

Deadcowboys1 wrote:Chevrons have had their day IMHO & very old fashioned. They are not synonymous with style which if you want to tap in to a new market might be important. Having said that, it doesn't stop Football producing some dreadful kit.