Why did 12 different nations wear identical football kits?



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44 comentarios en «Why did 12 different nations wear identical football kits?»

  1. I actually do have that kit with no number, but some of the badges are still with me. And that kit made me understand that puma sucks as a brand in terms of football shirts, cause it's extremely uncomfortable so it's pretty much "as new" in my wardrobe.

  2. I hate how western see Africa as if it's a single country and single people it's the 2nd largest continent in the world with many countries and even more ethnic groups thinking South Africans are the same people as Ethiopians is like thinking the French are the same as the Polish

  3. I actually have a replica jersey from the kit. It really was a beautifully constructed piece of kit and had a unique African unity badge. Could not afford to travel to see my home nation play, but managed a ticket for the Cameroon vs Netherlands game. Imagine wearing green as a South African, being swept up in a sea of orange and due to my jersey being immediately assimilated into a pod of Cameroon fans. Never felt more at home. Honestly one of the most incredible experiences of my adult life. Football for all its faults really does have the ability to bring people together in such a uniquely moving way. Forever grateful for the experience.

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