Not sure if you're serious or just a poor troll.

I'd replace the gold trim on the sleeves with black, but like that.

Nice effort Hendrix, would certainly buy something like that.

Haha cheers guys

I will give you a clue, he lives in a cardboard box underneath marfleet flyover

Oh he's moved up market then.

Now now children

Not been at work due to illness, so thought I'd do an away shirt to pass the time

(and make suggested amendments to home, which I actually agree with!)

like those hendrix

I'd like us to be a bit more adventurous with out away kit for once. Every year it's either just a reverse of the home kit or a dull navy blue/black effort. Nothing too outlandish, just a bit more interesting.

Something similar to Tottenham's away sky blue effort would look great imo. Or a Celtic shirt but with green irregular hoops.

I don't think they'll ever use Green on a Hull Jersey .

Now you mention it I remember the debate about this last year. Although I would like to point out that we have had kits with green on in the past.

Green? Never in Hull. I won't even wear green socks or a khaki jacket to matches.

Like both of Hendrix's shirts. Our black and white irregular hoops are one of the most recognized shirts the world over. That should be celebrated and exploited every year in either the home or alternative design. It's who we are. Pearson's new local pride philosophy should be reflected by our traditional shirts being utilized as often as possible. Didn't buy either shirt last year, won't this year either if they don't look like a Hull shirt.

Would like to see a white star on a black background for one of next year's 150th birthday designs, though.

You can't be that ill. get yourself to work you lazy twot

Out of interest, why?

really, and you're FROM Hull?

Déjà vu

I only know because of last year's discussion. Not everyone from Hull has a fishing background.

Isn't the green thing only on a ship/boat anyway?

I didn't know about the green thing till last year. Still wore a green hoody to some of the games though, nothing bad happened, off the pitch anyway.

Something to do with it being bad luck to wear green on a boat/ship/trawler, the link to Hull FC being the city's fishing heritage.

Ignore standee, like someone else said I only knew this because it was discussed here last year and I'm from Hull.

that demonstrates how poorly engaged with their locality and history people have become.

its a trawlermans superstition..........

red and green shall not be seen,

except upon a gypsy queen,,,

its because they correspond to the colours of the navigation lights.......,

So Hull FC, based in West Hull.

West Hull - play in green.

Not sure I understand how we avoid it but they don't

Used to play for West Hull, I was speaking to Sir Jonny Whitely at training one night when he came down to watch. Apparently he chose the colours for West Hull (Green & Gold) due to him coaching Great Britain to victory over Australia.
Don't know how true that is, but if true. Then the colour green doesn't seem to bother him.