By Chris Wright For absolutely no reason apart from we imagined compiling a great old fashioned list currently, hereas Piesa pick of the AXI best home footballing liveries to be carried in the Premier League since its creation in 1992 a' and any smart gits available who think this is originally supposed to be considered a aTop 10a and we failed to count precisely are WAY WRONG, capiche? Isn't it time Pop Pickers? Then letas split ona 11. Everton, 1995/97: Letas begin with a modest cracker from the Toffees (as made here by the late Gary Ablett) which, as a result of a good amount of jarring elements, shouldnat actually work though somehow does. Love the stripey Inter knock-off socks. 10. Leeds United, 1993/95: It took a real person to look good in knee-high yellow stockings. That person was Gary McAllister. Basic set from back when Leeds were half-decent. Whatever happened to Asics? 9. Chelsea, 2001/03:AClean, clean, effectively the clubas far superior old aCFC/liona badge to be featured by blue and one of the last couple of Chelsea kits. 8. Newcastle United, 1992/93:AIn our humble opinion, here is the greatest package Newcastle have actually worn, although if memory serves the stylish Newky Broon blue star disappeared shortly after the start of the season to be replaced with the altogether less aesthetically pleasing McEwans lager brand (date=january 2008). 7. Sheffield Wednesday, 1992/93: Lovely set, though why Chris Waddle insisted on wearing aMedium Boysa size shorts is quite beyond us (and beyond Roland Nilsson if the design on his face is any such thing to get by!). 6. Middlesbrough, 1996/97:ANever head the shiny bubble perm a' these my friends, would be the pants of champions. 5. Blackburn Rovers, 1992/93: After having a brief flirtation with a dangerously pale blue half-and-half shirt the two seasons preceding (as modeled here by Kevin Moran), Rovers delivered to an even more familiar deep blue shade for the first Premier League period and looked all of the better for it. 4. Birmingham United, 1994/96: United have certainly worn suaver pieces in the last twenty years, however the proven fact that Umbro somehow got the picture of Old Trafford in to the material of the clothing was mesmerising to my young mind. 3. System, 2002/2004: Certainly a few of Arsenalas somewhat early in the day pieces keep much more sentimental value for Gooners, but this model was a genuine beaut from a basic perspective. The Arsenal package method is fairly steadfast, but the distilled elegance of the 2002 strip appeared to perfectly mirror the group it adorned at the time. 2. Tottenham, 2010/11: This is a daring kit that did actually split people by and large at the time of itas great introduction, but Pumaas subtle nod was really dug by us to the 1980s. 1. Nottam Forest, 1992/93: Barely surprising that your humble scribeas all-timeAfavourite kitAshould top the list, even if it can bring about recollections of Cloughieas booze-sozzled retirement and his Forest sideas disappointing performance in the inaugural Premier League plan. Honourable mentions: Fulham 2007/08, Liverpool 2006/08, Queens Park Rangers 1994/95, Manchester City 2009/10, Southampton 1993/95, Leicester City 1994/95, etc, etc. Hopefully, weall get round to doing away products next week. Agree/disagree? Feel free to discuss your own personal favourite Premier League home sets with us Published in Featured, Kits & style, Retro, Top 10s & lists
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