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Who have the most iconic colours
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Not sure how so many are still overlooking this, I mean.... come on, so iconic it's untrue.
Never won a World Cup.
How could we forget Blackpool!!Not sure how so many are still overlooking this, I mean.... come on, so iconic it's untrue.
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I remember in 1974, the dutch team was voted as having the ugliest Jersey....playing the most beautiful football.
The origin of Juve's kit does not detract from it's iconic status.
When I see a black and white vertical striped kit I think of Juve (or TBF a shop assitant from foot locker).
when I thought of Juve's strip, I did think of the toons as well.
Everyone's already named the biggest clubs. So what about?
Boca Juniors, because of Maradona
New York Cosmos, because of Pele
I would say they helped to make them fairly iconic colours.
Boca Juniors, because of Maradona
New York Cosmos, because of Pele
Maradona and Pele are icons for sure. I would not say either of those kits are iconic though.
ajax, celtic, ac milan, madrid, argentina,brazil, holland, inter milan, arsenal, river plate, juventus, barcelona
basically block primar colours like ours, liverpools etc arent as iconic as those with traditional designs such as hoops and stripes or rare colours like orange or just teams that have been at the top of the game for generations like brazil or madrid..imo
Maybe its because so many teams play in red like us, scouser, bayern etc just doesnt seem as iconic as those above.
basically block primar colours like ours, liverpools etc arent as iconic as those with traditional designs such as hoops and stripes or rare colours like orange or just teams that have been at the top of the game for generations like brazil or madrid..imo
Maybe its because so many teams play in red like us, scouser, bayern etc just doesnt seem as iconic as those above.
Wycombe Wanderers
I always find Fiorentina's all purple quite unique and obviously different to the black stripes of Juve and the Milan clubs. Can't really mistake them for any other big club
Croatia are pretty unique
Celtic
Celtic
Palermo.
Edit: Otherwise just known as that team with the pink kits.
Edit: Otherwise just known as that team with the pink kits.
The OED doesn't agree...
The name of a province of the Northern Netherlands, formerly a county or ‘graafschap’ (comitatus) of the German Empire; now usually extended to the kingdom of the Netherlands.
I like Uniteds newest home kit cos it seems like the first time for ages that the shirt has included the red, white and black all together. I agree that the English clubs colours aren't quite as iconic in general though. With some seasons shirts, a liverpool or united shirt could look like it belonged to either club with a couple alterations and when not seen with the shorts and socks.
Got to agree with this. Juve, Milan and Inter were the first ones that popped into my head at club level, followed by Celtic. Holland, Brazil and Argentina are the ones that stand out at international level.
It has to be Brazil.
ANYONE can tell you what their color scheme is, even people who know nothing about football.
Ask them about Madrid or any other club and they will have no fecking idea.
ANYONE can tell you what their color scheme is, even people who know nothing about football.
Ask them about Madrid or any other club and they will have no fecking idea.
International -- Brazil, Argentina, Holland.
Club colours -- Milan, Real Madrid, Juventus, Inter, Celtic.
Club colours -- Milan, Real Madrid, Juventus, Inter, Celtic.
Brazil, Holland, and Real Madrid are the ones that first came to my mind.
I straight away thought of AC milan. Brazil come next, along with argentina.
Borussia used to have.
Blackpool
Has to be Celtic
If I see something orange (not football related) I don't necessarily think Holland, Dundee United or Blackpool but if I see something hooped or striped in green and white I thin Celtic straight away.
If I see something orange (not football related) I don't necessarily think Holland, Dundee United or Blackpool but if I see something hooped or striped in green and white I thin Celtic straight away.
RM, white and black stripy Juve shirt, AC Milan, Argentia, Liverpool, Ourselves of course.
Notts County, the inspiration behind Juve's bianconeri.
First one I thought of was AC.
No one think Hull's tiger kit was iconic? No? Me neither.
No one think Hull's tiger kit was iconic? No? Me neither.
Brazil goes without saying but I think England's white shirt is quite famous, I think a lot of fans around the world would be able to tell you what kind of strip England plays in.
Say this under your breath, but that shirt never actually existed until the last 20 years.
Agreed. And even though they seem to mess with their kits more than most I find the German colours iconic.
In terms of clubs, the pure white of Madrid is surely the most iconic and recognisable.
I don't understand this.
When I was a kid the colours of AC, Barca and Juve were the ones that stood out. As said before block colour kits just don't seem as iconic unless it's orange.
I wouldn't say Arsenal have an iconic colour.
Newcastle is quite iconic as is Celtic. United have become more iconic then Liverpool however I suggest it was the opposite in the 80's.
Brazil, AC, Barcelona, Madrid, Dutch, Argentinian are all iconic as well.
Newcastle is quite iconic as is Celtic. United have become more iconic then Liverpool however I suggest it was the opposite in the 80's.
Brazil, AC, Barcelona, Madrid, Dutch, Argentinian are all iconic as well.
It's just unmistakable and has been drilled into football folklore for generations. It's not just the colour itself, it's what was achieved in them and Madrid's white has gone hand in hand with achievement since European football began.
thats very true, even when you see sporting lisbon you think celtic lol
Milan were the first club that came to mind for me.