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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? 12:44 - Feb 24 with 2705 viewsRadlett_blue

We should play in our proper kit unless the referee deems there to be a colour clash.

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 13:47 - Feb 24 with 2620 viewsSWGF

Blue is our unlucky colour, sadly

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 13:50 - Feb 24 with 2605 viewsSwansea_Blue

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 13:47 - Feb 24 by SWGF

Blue is our unlucky colour, sadly


It's the blue shorts. I knew they were a bad idea from the start and still find they look wrong.

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 14:01 - Feb 24 with 2570 viewsVaughan8

I'm guessing cos we would barely wear it otherwise. Whenever we should (against blue teams) I imagine, they have white somewhere in their kit as well. We must have worn the "Barcelona" kit more times this season?
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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 14:02 - Feb 24 with 2561 viewsitfcjoe

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 14:01 - Feb 24 by Vaughan8

I'm guessing cos we would barely wear it otherwise. Whenever we should (against blue teams) I imagine, they have white somewhere in their kit as well. We must have worn the "Barcelona" kit more times this season?


THink it's now 2 v 2 - no idea why we couldn't wear this v Posh though

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 14:47 - Feb 24 with 2507 viewsIllinoisblue

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 13:50 - Feb 24 by Swansea_Blue

It's the blue shorts. I knew they were a bad idea from the start and still find they look wrong.


We should wear blue shorts in Europe only.

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 15:27 - Feb 24 with 2433 viewsTieDyedIn95

People are complaining we aren't using it and are using the Barca strip more regularly. This is the rubbish you invite when you change both kits every season.

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 15:29 - Feb 24 with 2427 viewshoppy

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 14:47 - Feb 24 by Illinoisblue

We should wear blue shorts in Europe only.


So basically, always white for the foreseeable?

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 15:36 - Feb 24 with 2410 viewsTrumptonBlue

Completely agree with the OP. Town have never worn change kits unnecessarily and we shouldn't start now, in my opinion. I seem to recall McCarthy always insisted that we wear blue if at all possible. I didn't agree with him on everything, but he was bang on there.
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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 15:41 - Feb 24 with 2387 viewsElderGrizzly

Some clubs are contractually obliged to wear the away kit so many times a season.

Not sure we are big enough to warrant a clause like that though.
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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 16:02 - Feb 24 with 2339 viewsRadlett_blue

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 15:41 - Feb 24 by ElderGrizzly

Some clubs are contractually obliged to wear the away kit so many times a season.

Not sure we are big enough to warrant a clause like that though.


Yes, such stipulations are often part of a club's contract with it's kit manufacturer. However, especially for a club like Ipswich, the extra amount earned from allowing such a clause must be so trivial that it isn't worth it. Certainly isn't as far as I'm concerned.

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 16:04 - Feb 24 with 2337 viewsitfcjoe

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 15:29 - Feb 24 by hoppy

So basically, always white for the foreseeable?


Unless we play Newport County in the league next season

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 18:37 - Feb 24 with 2217 viewsGlasgowBlue

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 15:36 - Feb 24 by TrumptonBlue

Completely agree with the OP. Town have never worn change kits unnecessarily and we shouldn't start now, in my opinion. I seem to recall McCarthy always insisted that we wear blue if at all possible. I didn't agree with him on everything, but he was bang on there.


We wore our white away kit in the FA Cup semi final against WBA, who were wearing their green and yellow away kit.

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 18:38 - Feb 24 with 2211 viewsTieDyedIn95

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 15:41 - Feb 24 by ElderGrizzly

Some clubs are contractually obliged to wear the away kit so many times a season.

Not sure we are big enough to warrant a clause like that though.


It's a template kit that a dozen other clubs also use, which you can also buy for your 5 a side team if you so wish, so no, no contract involved there.

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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 18:59 - Feb 24 with 2175 viewsTrumptonBlue

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 18:37 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue

We wore our white away kit in the FA Cup semi final against WBA, who were wearing their green and yellow away kit.


In the FA Cup it was quite common for both teams to change when there was a clash. Must have been in the small print of the competition rules somewhere. It was the same in the 1981 semi against Manchester City.
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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 19:01 - Feb 24 with 2164 viewsTrumptonBlue

And against West Ham in 75, in fact.
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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 19:01 - Feb 24 with 2158 viewsstrikalite

I'm convinced that some players respond to a change of kit...it's the same feeling as heading into town on a Saturday night with your new £80 shirt on, you feel good as soon as you put it on..
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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 19:11 - Feb 24 with 2136 viewshave_a_word_with_him

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 18:37 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue

We wore our white away kit in the FA Cup semi final against WBA, who were wearing their green and yellow away kit.


Hahaha, fantastic trivia, and brilliantly used here!
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Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 19:14 - Feb 24 with 2128 viewsRadlett_blue

Why didn't Town wear blue last night? on 18:37 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue

We wore our white away kit in the FA Cup semi final against WBA, who were wearing their green and yellow away kit.


In the 1960s, the rules in FA Cup games were that if there was a colour clash, both teams were supposed to change, even in game was not on a neutral ground. This was sometimes rescinded for the final.

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