Football kits: 13 of the most weird and horrendous jerseys in history

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Football kits 13 of the most weird and
horrendous jerseys in history
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• Nottingham Forest decked
• themselves out in this garish 'Jackson
• Pollock' number away from home
• between 1995 and 1997, recalls
• iposter. Indeed, they wore it in the
• Quarter-finals of the Uefa Cup in the
• 95-96 season, when they were
• dispatched 7-2 on aggregate by the
• eventual winners, Bayern Munich.

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• How could we forget this one?
• Like a Magic Eye book, it might
• take you a minute to spot what was
• going on in this Fiorentina design
• from 1992-93 yep, that's right, a
• few dozen swastika-style lines were
• 'accidentally' incorporated into
• what the manufacturers called
• 'an optical effect'.

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• Many of you wrote about this tiger-
• print kit that we felt obliged to dig it
• up. Presumably all Hull's future kits
• will be like this now the owner,
• Assem Allam, has changed the
• club's name to Hull City Tigers
• against fans Wishes.

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• Anyone thinking the 90s was the most
• visually offensive era for kit design should
• have a look at Liverpool's recent efforts. If
• this one isn't bad enough, their third kit is
• Split into thirds. The days of the classic
• Crown Paints kit are long gone.

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• Bilbao became a home for Spanish
• arts when Frank Gehry's
• Guggenheim Museum opened in
• 1997. Seven years later, to mark the
• local football club's centenary,
• Basque artist Dario Urzay, inspired
• by works he'd seen at the museum,
• designed this splatter-effect football
• kit - as highlighted by Richmutey.

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• UncleFester proposed Barcelona's
• 'Sunny Delight away kit as a
• contender for the worst design - or
• The most thirst-inducing. More
• shocking, perhaps, was their kit 12
• months earlier when They ended
• their long and admirable refusal to
• Wear corporate sponsorship on
• their shirts.

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• OpiumEater reminds us of VfL
• Bochum's technicolour attire from
• 1997. Handy as it is to wear a paint
• chart, the idea didn't stick. Not that
• Bochum's kits have improved this
• Distressed design is rather, umm,
• Distressing.

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• In the long and unglamorous history of awful
  football kits, no one
• Has ever dared create a kit that looks like a
  stick of broccoli until
• this one. La Hoya Lorca, who were in the Spanish
  Tercera Division,
• unveiled this outrageous kit last season. The
  club is based in Murcia,
• 'the vegetable garden of Spain' justification
  of sorts for a truly

bizarre design. They went on to win the league
last season and, fittingly, they've released
another broccoli-based design this season.
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• Coventry City have been much
• derided for their infamous brown
• 'egg-timer' kit of the 1970s, often
• cited as the worst kit of all time,
• but this supposedly ingenious
• design, worn from 1981-83,
• trumps even that one. The
• Brainchild of former manager
• Jimmy Hill, it incorporated the
• sponsor's logo into the kit design,
• giving the brand extra emphasis.

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• Goalkeepers jerseys have a rich
• tradition of being garish. But none
• Could beat this one, a fluorescent
• Count Dracula effort, designed and
• Worn by Mexico's goalkeeper Jorge
• Campos at the 1994 World Cup.

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• Here's an unusual design with an interesting
  premise. SC
• Heereveen's kit is based on the Frisian flag, the
  official flag of the
• Dutch province of Friesland. The seven red
  Pompeblêd seal lily
• leaves symbolise seven independent regions from
  Medieval times.

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• Recreativo opted for a polkadot away kit last
  season and what's
• most surprising is that Danish manufacturing
  legends Hummel were
• responsible for it. It was predictably mocked for
  looking like it was
• inspired by Minnie Mouse.

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• Japanese side Shimizu S-Pulse have
• a habit of wearing eye-popping
• kits this effort, from 2001, is
• among of collection of bright
• orange designs featuring world
• maps across the chest. Also the
• subtle camouflage pattern in the
• background

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