The Complete History of the Football Jersey

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1. I never knew us Aussies started wearing numbers first, that's awesome to know

2. No one else caught the "Anakin Sand" reference colour? Great inclusion regardless!

3. Why are old football kit loose while the new ones are more od a tight fit?

4. @TifoFootball VO error @3:53 “Bolton Wanderers appearance in the 1953 World Cup”. I think meant to be 1953 FA Cup Final.
   Great vid. Awesome artwork. Best content as ever.
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5. It would be awesome if u could share the history of jersey names, the materials used, etc

6. Beautiful

7. Well done to Bolton for an appearance in the 1953 World Cup! (3:50)

8. Nice video… one thing – where do Bayern sell kits… genuinely, I don't think i've ever seen somebody wearing a Bayern shirt! Admittedly i'm in the UK, but you see plenty of Barca shirts, PSG or Real Madrid occasionally – i've even seen Dortmund shirts!

9. So Bolton Wanderers were in the 1953 World Cup?

10. @06:20… Is that Castolo from Master League lmao?

11. Castolo the Legend ,The Myth ,The Goat: more than 1000 goals, 8 Ballon d'ors , 5 champions league countless leagues and cups

12. I've got to say that jazz in the background was top class.

13. Didn't know Hungary was in Germany and Poland.

14. Football kits looked horrible in the early 90s

15. While there were a lot of "gruesome" kits in the late 80s and early 90s the Euro 88 Dutch kit wasn't one of them.

16. So jersey numbers are an Aussie invention? CARRN!! 🇦🇺

17. Please never go back to the 1990's loose fitting shirts, with tiny shorts

18. Football kits always amuse me. Got a nice collection of kits myself but nothing focuses. Just tend to get the kits that I like. Tends to be championship teams more often than not.

19. Why was cotton replaced by polyester? I don't see the reason why they changed the material. Ployester is just plastic. Cotton is a lot more comfortable.

20. 2:44 lost it at Anakin Sand

21. Bolton wanderers played in the 1953 World Cup did they!!? lol

22. There was a World Cup in 1953 and Bolton was part of it?? Interesting. You learn something new everyday.

23. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE CASTOLO EASTER EGG
    loved it

24. Why lots of clubs in UK and Argentina simply didn't used any club crests in their shirts until the 80's/90's???

25. I waited for my hometown club to be in this video and wasn't disappointed: Eintracht Braunschweig 4:57 🙂

26. Castolo! Master league legend

27. I still think heavy cotton with no adornments but club crest and number should be the norm.
    Synthetic materials are just itchy rubbish and the advertising is getting out of hand.

28. 2:15….players in polka dots would be gigachads…lol

29. Bananananananaaa

30. Why do you still call it a jersey?

31. What a topic this is

32. does anyone know why the sponsors in the 80s,90s and early 2000s were embossed but changed to heat applied plastic vinyl from 2006 onwards? likewise for namsets, flock material to the current material we have today.

33. "chromatic oddessy"…the eloquence and tone is overwhelming

34. My favourite kit VERY RARE AND UNKNOW Juventus 2017-18 third

35. I Mean It Looks Cool. But Why Did You Put The Forest Green Rangers Jersey On The Thumbnail?

36. Hold on…was their really a referee jersey color called "Anakin Sand"!? See 2:45…No, those color names are a joke! LOL "Flatulent Pistachio", "Bubblegum Idiot", "Manipulative Salmon" LMAO

37. I believe player names first became compulsory for the 1994 USA World Cup, after concerns that the American audience wouldn't have the foundational knowledge to otherwise identify players!

38. aw, never explained where the term "kit" came from for uniforms.

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