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skybluelee

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Everyone is familiar with the times Chelsea and Tottenham had to wear our away kit in league matches in 96/97 and 86/87.

But does anybody remember the game in which Oggy wore the opposition’s shirt?
 

Covkid1968#

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Anyone remember the lad who got on the pitch and took his shirt off and stamped on it in front of the Directors box. I think he was in the navy and served on HMS Coventry...but might have made that bit up. Was it against Brum???? 1984??
 

ovduk78

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Which opposition player was substituted at half time because he could not see the orange ball on a partially snow covered HR?
 

CJ_covblaze

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It was Bohinen, turned out he was partially colour blind and couldn't see orange.
Statistically 2 people that are on a pitch are colourblind. Sometimes when teams wear their away kit for no reason it is due to that.
 

CJ_covblaze

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With regards to Oggy and kits. A mate was at his first game for Shrewsbury and said he was wearing his Liverpool jersey and always wondered why. When I asked Oggy why he said there was some mix up and he had to find what he could in the boot of the car. Different times back then!
 

MalcSB

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Statistically 2 people that are on a pitch are colourblind. Sometimes when teams wear their away kit for no reason it is due to that.
If the wearing of the away kit is because of 2 people on a pitch being colourblind, that isn’t no reason to do that.
Is it???
 

Grendel

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AJB1983

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The Chelsea cup game the twat ref Steve Bennett took issue with Keiren Westwood’s shorts I think and he made him change, apparently clashed with the ref’s kit or something. Must be a picture somewhere
 

AJB1983

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Made him change the socks by look of it, so it wasn’t a complete bottom half clash with the Chelsea kit (not his own). What a nause though. And how shit does it look IMG_0802.png
 
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