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Subbuteo Tribute Website. |
The Team Colours Project Appendices: English League sides, Scottish League sides, National Sides
Team Colours International Appendices: France, Italy, Germany, Belgium/Holland, Spain/Portugal, Scandinavia, Rest of Europe, and America.
The Team Colours
Project Appendices: Team boxes, World
Cup 1966, Super teams,
The Italian Production Appendix
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1978-82 |
1968/69 - 70 |
Colour Variations |
1969/70 - 1972/73 |
Brighton, Sheffield Wednesday, Chester, Colchester, Peterborough, Wigan 1967-86
Exeter, and later Scarborough. 1967-96
First Version - Blue Shorts.
Originally Portsmouth 1969-77
Second Version - White Shorts. Rangers and Den Haag-Ado
(Hol).
1978-82
Plymouth. First version - green
with white/black chest bands 1968/9-1970.
Second version - white with green/black bands 1971-80, although Plymouth
only used it for a year or two and then it was a blank side.
Anderlecht (Bel), and
Fiorentina
(Ita). Also Beerschot (Bel) and others.1968-91
Two very different colours exist for the h/w of this kit - as illustrated.
Ajax (Hol). 1969-82. Ajax replacement No 452.
AC Milan (Ita), and Bournemouth (when not 76). Also Sorrento (Ita)
Inter Milan (Ita) and Atalanta (Ita). Was Middlesboro away in 1973/74. And several German sides.
River Plate (Argentina).
First version - Diagonal strip 1969/70-72/73.
Second version - Horizontal stripe 1974-86, although the
horizontal stripe may have actually arrived earlier than these catalogue dates suggest.
F.C. Subbuteo (Barcelona). Your guess is as good as mine on who this team actually were. 1969-1980
The original version of 61 (1970/71 to 1971/72).
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Possible black version. |
Original from 1970/71 |
Original from 1971/72 |
085 has white socks by 1991
Alternate 99 from 1996
The Team Colours Project: Nos 1-50, 51-100, 101-150, 151-200, 201-300, 301-400.
The Team Colours Project Appendices: English League sides, Scottish League sides, National Sides
Team Colours International Appendices: France, Italy, Germany, Belgium/Holland, Spain/Portugal, Scandinavia, Rest of Europe, and America.
The Team Colours Project Appendices: Team boxes, World Cup 1966