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That's easy to answer, Degsey loves Leopards. The whole Leopard lark has done nowt fer me tbh.

I do respect the heritage but I’d like a predominantly red shirt as an option. I don’t dislike the home shirt while I understand the reasons behind it I’m just not fond on mainly white shirts that’s all.

I think it would be nice to have the away shirt colour swapped to red with white and blue band and release it as a 3rd kit in the run up to magic. I remember the red kit from ages ago that I really liked that’s all. Not sure if it was the sainsburys sponsored one?

Have to admit that the home shirt has grown on me.....
Always liked the away shirt.
For me the away should be the home and the home a "special edition 150 year one" and have the away as red.....
Although Mrs BG doesn't like either of them!

Women.....

Nope...still not liking the Whino shirt

I nearly put that, and then I thought surely 60 years ago is close enough to traditional in that there cannot be many left who remember otherwise - don’t you think?

We might as well forget who the Beatles are then. Not many alive who saw them together live.

I agree red white and blue are our colours but you can't whitewash the heritage just because you can't remember.

Tradtionally, before the addition of white to the club colours Trinity played in a dark blue shirt with a broad dark red band and a narrow red band above and below the wider band. For some seasons they reversed the colours in a similar pattern.

Here we go…

Yeah of course that’s exactly what I was doing



If you asked most Leeds United fans what their traditional colours were they’d say white. That’s not a fact but you’d have to be pedantic in the extreme to say that Leeds United colours are white and to all intents always have been.

Man United were yellow and green and so on.

For me your traditional colours are those that the club settled on when it hit its peak, I think the 1960s counts for that.

I'm pretty sure I said in the post you quoted the I agree the traditional colours are red white and blue. What's your problem with that?

Being a traditionalist myself and someone who doesn’t like change , it certainly raised my eyebrows when I went to the shirt launch , but looking at the bigger picture , who really cares as long as we are doing the business on the field and it’s selling in numbers. Being pedantic about our shirts home colours is way down the list of things we have to worry about as a club .There is a huge range of leisure wear in the traditional colours to choose from if the home shirt isn’t your thing ,one thing I will say from a grandparents point of view is that the home shirt will take far more ice cream, chocolate and pop abuse than the away shirt ever will

Not my fave shirt tbh by a long stretch, but lots of the new home shirts on view this afternoon.....