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Away kit for us tomorrow. on 15:23 - Aug 29 by Metal_Hacker
Obviously red and blue clash
Come on Sitters
I’m more annoyed at the fact that we haven’t got it it yet Told Robson we’d try and get it before the Everton game at least because that’s when I thought we’d first wear it.
Broadcasting and Color Blindness Regulations Even if red (Manchester United) and blue (Ipswich Town) seem perfectly distinct to most fans, the Premier League evaluates kits through a strictly technical lens.
Color Blindness Accessibility: The Premier League and the FA work closely with advisory groups to ensure kits provide adequate contrast for individuals with Color Vision Deficiency (CVD). For certain types of color blindness, rich shades of red and blue can blend together or look muddy on screen, making it difficult to distinguish players quickly.
Broadcasting Software: Modern digital and television broadcasts rely on clear, stark contrast between teams for automated tracking cameras, graphical overlays, and video assistant referee (VAR) technology.
Broadcasting and Color Blindness Regulations Even if red (Manchester United) and blue (Ipswich Town) seem perfectly distinct to most fans, the Premier League evaluates kits through a strictly technical lens.
Color Blindness Accessibility: The Premier League and the FA work closely with advisory groups to ensure kits provide adequate contrast for individuals with Color Vision Deficiency (CVD). For certain types of color blindness, rich shades of red and blue can blend together or look muddy on screen, making it difficult to distinguish players quickly.
Broadcasting Software: Modern digital and television broadcasts rely on clear, stark contrast between teams for automated tracking cameras, graphical overlays, and video assistant referee (VAR) technology.
Maybe so, but this isn't the reason why clubs keep changing kits unnecessarily. It's all bout contracts with kit manufacturers, which dictate how often they have to wear 2nd or the dreaded 3rd choice kits.
Away kit for us tomorrow. on 16:13 - Aug 29 by Radlett_blue
Maybe so, but this isn't the reason why clubs keep changing kits unnecessarily. It's all bout contracts with kit manufacturers, which dictate how often they have to wear 2nd or the dreaded 3rd choice kits.
Indeed, with Sunderland playing in pink last weekend despite no clash with their red and white stripes.
Ipswich have worn blue in every match against Man Utd that I can remember, including last time.
Broadcasting and Color Blindness Regulations Even if red (Manchester United) and blue (Ipswich Town) seem perfectly distinct to most fans, the Premier League evaluates kits through a strictly technical lens.
Color Blindness Accessibility: The Premier League and the FA work closely with advisory groups to ensure kits provide adequate contrast for individuals with Color Vision Deficiency (CVD). For certain types of color blindness, rich shades of red and blue can blend together or look muddy on screen, making it difficult to distinguish players quickly.
Broadcasting Software: Modern digital and television broadcasts rely on clear, stark contrast between teams for automated tracking cameras, graphical overlays, and video assistant referee (VAR) technology.
Away kit for us tomorrow. on 15:26 - Aug 29 by SitfcB
I’m more annoyed at the fact that we haven’t got it it yet Told Robson we’d try and get it before the Everton game at least because that’s when I thought we’d first wear it.
Bless him
Is a crazy decision. Wearing the away but looking at other games this season they’re all doing it
Cash is king unfortunately , or should I say marketing is
Broadcasting and Color Blindness Regulations Even if red (Manchester United) and blue (Ipswich Town) seem perfectly distinct to most fans, the Premier League evaluates kits through a strictly technical lens.
Color Blindness Accessibility: The Premier League and the FA work closely with advisory groups to ensure kits provide adequate contrast for individuals with Color Vision Deficiency (CVD). For certain types of color blindness, rich shades of red and blue can blend together or look muddy on screen, making it difficult to distinguish players quickly.
Broadcasting Software: Modern digital and television broadcasts rely on clear, stark contrast between teams for automated tracking cameras, graphical overlays, and video assistant referee (VAR) technology.
Away kit for us tomorrow. on 17:05 - Aug 29 by EastTownBlue
Unless the shirts clash, we tend to have use the away kit if the home team also have white shorts.
If the shorts are ever an issue I would prefer we just wore blue shorts with the blue shirts in those games, rather than change to another colour shirts. We have often done that in the past, indeed several of our kits have used blue shorts as first choice.
Away kit for us tomorrow. on 09:28 - Aug 30 by Mark
If the shorts are ever an issue I would prefer we just wore blue shorts with the blue shirts in those games, rather than change to another colour shirts. We have often done that in the past, indeed several of our kits have used blue shorts as first choice.
Really don't like blue shorts. Make us look like Chelsea. I'd prefer our first kit, but if we're going to have 3 new kits every season I suppose we've got to use em. As long as we stay traditional at home I'm OK with it.
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Away kit for us tomorrow. on 12:57 - Aug 30 with 465 views
Away kit for us tomorrow. on 16:01 - Aug 29 by Mark
Oh no, that is really disappointing. We should proudly wear our blue shirts at Old Trafford, representing our history, tradition and identity.
Agree, should be blue whenever possible.
On the topic of shirts, there was far too much cream on view at FPR on Saturday IMO. It was quite noticeable. Though the cream away shirt is growing on me I’d much rather see a sea of blue at home games. Come on you Blues …
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Told Robson we’d try and get it before the Everton game at least because that’s when I thought we’d first wear it. 
