Épisodes

  • 009 | Denis Hurley | Museum of Jerseys

    009 | Denis Hurley | Museum of Jerseys
    Nov 11 2022
    Sports journalist and founder of the Museum of Jerseys website Denis Hurley (Twitter: @museumofjerseys) and I chat about UEFA's draconian kit regulations, the death of keeper shirt creativity and the PR value of a good (or terrible) kit.  If you like the pod, please share, subscribe and follow us at www.twitter.com/PrettyPolyBook
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    52 min
  • 008 | John Devlin | True Colours

    008 | John Devlin | True Colours
    Nov 4 2022
    Kit guru and author of the 'True Colours' books John Devlin (Twitter: @TrueColoursKits) and I chat about the evolution of kit design in the replica era.  We discuss whether the recent kit boom represents a true 'golden era', the possibility of international kit sponsorship and the lost 'summer of love' kits.  If you like the pod, please share, subscribe and follow us at www.twitter.com/PrettyPolyBook
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    57 min
  • 007 | Alan Gibson | J-League Expert

    007 | Alan Gibson | J-League Expert
    Oct 28 2022
    DJ, J-League magazine editor and Japanese football aficionado Alan (Twitter: @JLeagueShirts and @JSoccerMagazine) and I discuss Japanese football shirts.  We talk about the difficulties in obtaining Japanese team shirts, the impact of high-profile Japanese players abroad, and Taunton Town's international following.  If you like the pod, please share, subscribe and follow us at www.twitter.com/PrettyPolyBook
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    35 min
  • 006 | Prof Jean Williams | Football Historian

    006 | Prof Jean Williams | Football Historian
    Oct 21 2022
    Academic Prof Jean Williams (Twitter: @JeanMWilliams, website www.jjheritage.com) and I discuss the evolution of women's football kits through the Victorian era, a World War and a 50-year football ban.  We discuss the recent development of kits designed specifically for women and the growth of women's teams in leading clubs, and whether these developments represent the best path forward for the game.  If you like the pod, please share, subscribe and follow us at www.twitter.com/PrettyPolyBook
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    45 min
  • 005 | Chris Oakley | Template Tzar

    005 | Chris Oakley | Template Tzar
    Oct 14 2022
    Football kit guru Chris Oakley (Twitter: @KitblissNZ, check out his website at www.kitbliss.co.nz) defends the indefensible when we discuss the ubiquitous but much-maligned template shirt.  Chris discusses his favourites, over-rated classics and the template/club and country combos that never were.  If you like the pod, please share, subscribe and follow us at www.twitter.com/PrettyPolyBook
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    37 min
  • 004 | Kieran Maguire | Football Finance Expert

    004 | Kieran Maguire | Football Finance Expert
    Oct 7 2022
    Footy financial whizz Kieran Maguire (host of the Price of Football podcast) talks about the evolution of football kit finances, and how the change in football kit sponsors reflects trends in the wider economy.  He also puts forward some bold predictions for the future of football and kits.  If you like the pod, please share, subscribe and follow us at www.twitter.com/PrettyPolyBook
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    33 min
  • 003 | Dave Moor | Kit Historian

    003 | Dave Moor | Kit Historian
    Sep 30 2022
    Dave Moor from the wonderful Historical Kits website (www.historicalkits.co.uk) talks about his experiences building a resource for all fans of kit history with the support of an army of contributors.  Also, we discuss the development of the football kit from the dawn of organised football. If you like the pod, please share, subscribe and follow us at www.twitter.com/PrettyPolyBook
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    53 min
  • 002 | Phil Delves | Kit Presenter/Journalist

    002 | Phil Delves | Kit Presenter/Journalist
    Sep 23 2022
    Phil (Twitter: @phildelves) talks about his experiences working with brands including Hummel and Nike, and the development of the kit collecting scene over the past five years.  He also makes some dramatic predictions for the future of football kits over the next 5-10 years. If you like the pod, please share, subscribe and follow us at www.twitter.com/PrettyPolyBook
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    38 min