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Cheers. I'm sure I'll be bored enough to crack on with this before the new season starts.

Yeah that and the Crewe game that others have mentioned. Tranmere barely got the ball outside of their defensive third and then won it with their first attack with about 5 mins to go. You just have to smile and move on when stuff like that happens. Not me, I sulked like a child all week.

It’s difficult to get decent images of all the away kits but I’ll definitely look into it.

It’s a kit competition! Typo in the group E header, all the others say kit. My bad.

A proper three way battle going on here. Lovely stuff.

Dublin on my 98/99 shirt. Took my mum days to steam off his name when the bastard left. Thanks mum! 🙏

Ha nice typo by me which seems to only have happened for group E

Well before my time but the 70s shirt is as iconic as both the egg timer and the 60s shirt for me. I was never a fan of the first Le Coq shirt but I know its very popular amongst fans. Memories of Robbie Keane burn strong for 99/00. I think we could be in for an interesting 3 way battle here...

The simple beauty of 69-72 was a winner with fans and romps to victory in Group D. A battle for the ages between 89-91 and 94-96 ultimately saw the stripey Asics number squeeze into the knock-outs by just 2 votes.

An eclectic mix of shirts for you in group F. 74/75 (variations worn 72-75) 06/07 99/00 16/17 96/97 Credit: historicalkits.co.uk Enjoy!

No they cancelled the cup parade which I absolutely love.

89-91 and 94-96 are in a right slugfest for 2nd place. Cyrille v Dion, who's going to take it?...

The last two seasons' kits really highlight how a sponsor logo can make or break a shirt. 12/13 just makes me shudder at the memories of wearing it in front of a few hundred people in Northampton at the start of the following season with the sponsor logo taped over. What a fucking shambles of...

91/92 put up a valiant fight but couldn't wrestle 2nd place away from 92/93. 77/78 comfortable group winners.

After that match Micky Quinn had scored 20 goals in his first 27 league matches. Astonishing. Even more so if you consider he scored 5 more in his last 37.

Here we go with Group E. 23/24 24/25 05/06 12/13 81-83

Nobody fancy the Jordy Hiwula shirt then?!

That set of first day fixtures included Huddersfield, Leeds, Cardiff and someone else not even in our league so I would probably take it with a pinch of salt.

Don't tell my boss.

Better with sky blue socks though. The earlier versions didn't have the badge on though (at least according to historicalkits.co.uk)