In 1983-84 red was added to our home kit. Was it to rid us of the gypsy curse? Did French manufacturer Patrick add it as part of ‘Le Tricolore’? I spoke to someone who worked at Blues during that time to find out his view.
Read about it in tomorrow’s ‘The Royal Blue’ programme.
Trevor Francis modelling our French-made adidas ‘ventex’ kit from 1978-79 plus accompanying warm-up jacket, both shown here.
The Jacket was sponsored by ‘Morris Vulcan Flyer’ - roller skates produced by Solihull-based company Morris Vulcan Ltd, founded by Blues fan Derek Morris.
50 years ago today, Blues wore the beautiful badge for the first time.
It was adopted four years prior but didn't make it on to the shirt until the 1976/77 season.
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Delighted to have a new series in this season's programme.
Each game will have a different trivia theme with tomorrow's being 'Blues Brothers'.
From the Eddens to the Bellinghams, siblings have played a big part in our history.
I hope those who read it enjoy it 💙
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A new season brings renewed hope for promotion.
What better way to continue A Season in Shirts in tomorrow’s new look @BCFC programme than to reflect back on the kits worn in our title-winning 1994-95 campaign.
As always, thank you to those who read it, hope it goes down well
@howardlane1@BCFC There are definitely issues that need to be addressed i did highlight a few and a have the same concerns as you pal....tomorrow could be interesting..