Any news on the new kit?

[hissingdwarf]

As the title says really. With all the signings I may have missed it. Just wondering if they’ll be available for the players on Saturday and then in the club shop.

[Masson4]

I hope they've jettisoned the yeller bit - never liked it.

[Curious_Pie]

I hope they've jettisoned the yeller bit - never liked it.

As you know I'm from out of town.... "yeller" is yellow I guess?

Any particular reason that yellow was introduced kitwise ?

Just curious as you probably know

[Masson4]

As you know I'm from out of town.... "yeller" is yellow I guess?

Any particular reason that yellow was introduced kitwise ?

Just curious as you probably know

I read that it was a 'homage' to popular kits of the 1990s. I'm not a fan personally.

[hissingdwarf]

I read that it was a 'homage' to popular kits of the 1990s. I'm not a fan personally.

It was a modern twist of the old home bitter shirt me thinks.

[slack_pie]

It was a modern twist of the old home bitter shirt me thinks.

Pretty much my favourite Notts kit, and just so happened to be the season I started watching Notts. So I'm OK with a bit of amber trim.

[hissingdwarf]

Quite a good line up around that time if I remember correctly. Palmer, Yates, Don OR, Drapes, TJ, Lundy and Stant. Plus of course Neil W as manager!
Good times!

[slack_pie]

Quite a good line up around that time if I remember correctly. Palmer, Yates, Don OR, Drapes, TJ, Lundy and Stant. Plus of course Neil W as manager!
Good times!

Absolutely. Craig Short, Steve Cherry, Kevin Bartlett, Phil Turner as well.

[upthemaggies]

Absolutely. Craig Short, Steve Cherry, Kevin Bartlett, Phil Turner as well.

I can't think of a bad player at the club at that time. In fact, the one player that most people didn't like was Don O'Riordan, though that was probably because he only came in when Warnock wanted to play a sweeper and everybody seemed dead against that formation until we went up a level, then Don O became a cult figure. I guess the weakest link would have been Platnauer, which is not to say he was poor but his replacement, Alan Paris, could have made a hell a difference to our chances of maintaining our place among the elite if he hadn't got injured. What days they were!

[Nottsowell]

I can't think of a bad player at the club at that time. In fact, the one player that most people didn't like was Don O'Riordan, though that was probably because he only came in when Warnock wanted to play a sweeper and everybody seemed dead against that formation until we went up a level, then Don O became a cult figure. I guess the weakest link would have been Platnauer, which is not to say he was poor but his replacement, Alan Paris, could have made a hell a difference to our chances of maintaining our place among the elite if he hadn't got injured. What days they were!

I was never a fan of Dean Thomas, especially his dead ball skills or should I say lack of.