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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?
 
Blackburn at home
 
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??
 
Burnley v Coventry was a late start once in the ‘70’s because both keepers were told to change shirts for colour clash
 
Which opposition player was substituted at half time because he could not see the orange ball on a partially snow covered HR?
 
They brought in a white gk top half way through the season with colourful sleeves. I remember buying it at the end of the season.
 
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.
 
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!
 
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???
 
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
 
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 lookIMG_0802.webp
 
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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??
Yes I knew him. His name was Roy. I won't give out his last name.
 
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???
Sorry should’ve said when there appears to be no reason.
 

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