Scottish football

[Alan Whittle]

This one is better, in my opinion.

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Agreed. More traditional but missing the green cuff. Otherwise; Perfect.

 

[The Celtic View]

Agreed. More traditional but missing the green cuff. Otherwise; Perfect.

I prefer the white cuff to a green one. I also prefer Everton 70's strip with the blue cuff rather than a white one.

 

[Alan Whittle]

I prefer the white cuff to a green one. I also prefer Everton 70's strip with the blue cuff rather than a white one.

With you there.

 

[HeartofMidlothian]

The kits were so simple yet iconic in the 70s.

 

[WA Toffee]

Shouldn't that be the wife wouldn't let you watch it as she had other things on her mind?

yes it should

 

[The Celtic View]

The kits were so simple yet iconic in the 70s.
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I've always said it's strange how fashion in the 70's was an absolute disaster, yet football kits were classic and understated. The strips back then were the complete opposite of the ridiculous clothes that were being worn at the time.

 

[larbert toffee]

I've always said it's strange how fashion in the 70's was an absolute disaster, yet football kits were classic and understated. The strips back then were the complete opposite of the ridiculous clothes that I was wearing at the time.

Fixed it for you CV ?

 

[The Celtic View]

Fixed it for you CV ?

I can't deny I rocked the flared trousers and big shirt collars look back in the day.

 

[larbert toffee]

I can't deny I rocked the flared trousers and big shirt collars look back in the day.

Likewise mate. ?

 

[davek]

I've always said it's strange how fashion in the 70's was an absolute disaster, yet football kits were classic and understated. The strips back then were the complete opposite of the ridiculous clothes that were being worn at the time.

Dont forget, to fans from previous decades the 70s kits would also have been seen as ridiculous: players in short-shorts, air-tex shirts, tassels on socks (Leeds etc), garish designs like the Coventry kit of the day....

 

[The Celtic View]

Dont forget, to fans from previous decades the 70s kits would also have been seen as ridiculous: players in short-shorts, air-tex shirts, tassels on socks (Leeds etc), garish designs like the Coventry kit of the day....

There was the odd fashion faux pas in football kits in the late 60's and early 70's, but in general they were still pretty understated.

The late 70's was when the changes really started coming in. I'm not a fan of most of the Admiral kits. For me, that was when the change to garish kits really gained momentum.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Eh? Hibs have one of the best shirts in world football. The one for the early 70's when Stanton and Cropley played for them is superb.

Be it a car or a shirt, i'm not a fan of green as a colour.lol

 

[gonetomorrow]

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That was the mid sixties and Hibs had a right good team with Cormack and Willie Hamilton etc. If Jock Stein hadn't felt the call of the wild from Celtic I feel sure they'd have won more than just the Summer Cup. I actually enjoyed watching that team more than the much vaunted early 70s side.

 

[HeartofMidlothian]

£35 for the semi-final in Glasgow and a 12:15 kick off.

The authorities don’t care about the fans.

 

[HeartofMidlothian]

I've always said it's strange how fashion in the 70's was an absolute disaster, yet football kits were classic and understated. The strips back then were the complete opposite of the ridiculous clothes that were being worn at the time.

I actually think 70s fashion was pretty cool up until the moment Alan Rough got a perm.