Change shorts tradition

[Green Wolf]

And following on from the away colour poll...Wolves have traditionally played in change gold shorts rather than an away kit wherever possible. Would you like to see this tradition continue or move to what most other teams do and use away kits for all colour clashes.

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

The only answer is we play in our Gold shirts whenever possible. It’s who we are and we are unique. If the shorts clash it should be then our Gold shorts.

The reality is, as we become more and more of a commercial/corporate machine, we will see more of our away kit (or kits) at every given opportunity. Like Leicester and Man U, no need for us to play in the away kit at all. No surprise it’s the biggest selling away shirt in years.

 

[SingYourHeartsOut]

All Gold Terry (not John) see the face you love light up.

 

[Sheriff Woody]

I love it when we wear all gold.

 

[Tonesterwolf]

I was actually disappointed last year as Premier League rules mean teams can wear the same colour shorts but we chose to change while others didn't - Southampton and Bournemouth both wore black at Molineux. Infact in all other prem campaigns before we wore black shorts at all away games when the home side also wore black. For me we wear gold shirts and black shorts and shouldn't change if we don't have to.

 

[Sheffield Wolf]

And following on from the away colour poll...Wolves have traditionally played in change gold shorts rather than an away kit wherever possible. Would you like to see this tradition continue or move to what most other teams do and use away kits for all colour clashes.

Why no thread on the colour of our socks? Come on Green Wolf, pull your finger out.

 

[Stratman Wolves]

Did Wolves used to often wear white shorts with gold shirts?

 

[Deleted member 5276]

Years ago Bill Shankly changed Liverpool from red shirts and white shorts to all red. He said he felt it was more imposing on the opponent. I'm pretty sure Revie did a similar thing with Leeds in the early 60's. It's always the small details that can make a difference. As has already been said, we should always wear Old Gold wherever possible. If, occassionally, that means old gold shorts because black is a clash, then so be it.

 

[Green Wolf]

Why no thread on the colour of our socks? Come on Green Wolf, pull your finger out.

Well, obviously, gold socks are a non-negotiable.

 

[The Professional]

Well, obviously, gold socks are a non-negotiable.

You could be disappointed this season, then.

 

[Lyewolves]

Did Wolves used to often wear white shorts with gold shirts?

Painfull viewing that.

 

[Tojo the grass]

Did Wolves used to often wear white shorts with gold shirts?

That was just like being there.

 

[Stoichkov]

name a better kit in the history of association football.

 

[Forza Wolves]

View attachment 10436 name a better kit in the history of association football.

I'd love an all gold kit like that as the home kit, with an all black away kit

 

[WW1963]

Did Wolves used to often wear white shorts with gold shirts?

Seen us wear them against Spurs and Derby.

 

[Stratman Wolves]

I'd love an all gold kit like that as the home kit, with an all black away kit

Someone brought up the idea here of using the all-gold as a European look, in the same way Spurs and United wear white. Would be cool if away legs.

Seen us wear them against Spurs and Derby.

Was this in the 80s? I suppose its only possible when we have a white change kit.

 

[The Runner]

View attachment 10436 name a better kit in the history of association football.

The one with black shorts.

 

[Green Wolf]

You could be disappointed this season, then.

Hope not! Despise black socks.

 

[Deleted member 4124]

Full gold kit looks like they're all in their pyjamas. Not for me.

 

[RJs Tankard]

Full gold kit looks like they're all in their pyjamas. Not for me.

Would have been understandable under Lambert to be fair. His football often made me feel sleepy.

 

[Guzeppi]

Did Wolves used to often wear white shorts with gold shirts?

We all were there. Even the young 'uns.

 

[arctic rime]

Does anyone remember the pea green?