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87/88 is my all-timer but the 60s throwback from 11/12 is not far behind, even though we were relegated in it and it had a collar that could double as a form of torture

This site isn't complete but is very comprehensive and continually updated so might be handy https://www.footballkitarchive.com/coventry-city-kits/

Surely the weather's hot enough without needing to include 16/17 and boil the blood even more

All I ask is for one of the conference areas to be called the Marcus Hall.

24/25, like the simplicity. Would have gone for last but I don't like when striped shirts are plain on the back. Can't stand the rest

Although it's a template I do like that one, that last season of Nike was their best mostly because it wasn't the humongous Allsop & Allsop logo.

89-91 for me, even though I can't disagree that there's not enough sky blue it's a beauty (first kit I saw us wear in person as well). I'd happily vote for everything bar the Ribero tribute in this group, it's too much of a mish-mash. Liked it at the time but it's my least favourite of the...

Slap a Cov badge on that and I'm having one

I can't believe the organiser of a competition can display such outrageous bias and not be on FIFA's payroll.

Yep, it's a bit too busy whereas the asics home that precedes it is almost perfect

Asics one although it's not a huge favourite, don't massively care for or dislike any of this group.

Brown has a curiosity about it, I'd be amazed if any potential brown kit didn't outsell this year's jinxy white away.

I like how they've created the most visible and gaudy kit they can but also gone with a camouflage pattern. Make your mind up hummel

I was thinking the same, focus on the early bird ST window rather than bombard people with more things to buy all in one go

Any colour can look great or shite depending on application but brown feels exclusively us (ignoring St Pauli, PSG, Spurs, Porto, etc)

19/20 is a modern update of my all-time favourite kit so easy one for me there

The collar on the 10/11 kit is arguably the biggest atrocity to Coventry the Germans have ever done.

Bonucci took the ball clean and fair, you can't be asking an Italian defender to forget 30+years of instinct.

That was my main takeaway from the first as well but a few eps in I'd either warmed to him or just got used to it, not sure which

He's English and he's a manager