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This humble blog has become the most expansive source of information about Geylang International shirts since the launch of our very first Eagles article back in 2016. We then subsequently covered every new home shirt as they were released, but today we will be delving back in history for the first time. All the way to 2010, in fact, when the club was still called Geylang Uni...

Forest Green Rovers have a reasonable claim to the title of the World’s Greenest Football Club; vegan food, recyclable clothing, green energy, the list goes on and on. Eye-catching kits are perhaps the most visible of FGR’s efforts to stand out over the past years, and their latest very much tops the lot in terms of being…. quite out there. But if you look past the colours an...

How many Forest Green Rovers shirts is considered ‘too many’? One, if you’re a fan of a different English football team. Two, perhaps, if you’re a neutral football aficionado but sympathetic to the club’s ecologic efforts. Three or four, if your wife thinks the closet is now getting too full of football shirts you simply don’t ever wear anyway. But today, this humble blog is ...

Some clubs have a rather monotonous kit history where, if you own one of their shirts, you don’t really need another one from a collector’s standpoint. Other clubs have a bit more variety and will come out with a surprise every few years. And then there’s Forest Green Rovers, where every single shirt in recent years had been so outrageous that pretty much every last one of th...

It is always a distinct pleasure to feature a team from one of the world’s lesser-known competitions, and today is no different with a new pick-up that came to us rather cheaply via a vintage website. Initially something of a mystery of us, we’ve put in the legwork to determine that the amazing shirt we have before us today is the title-winning 2001/2002 home shirt of Tunisia...