Green.

[Mike Oxsaw]

"Not the goalie, not the golf course component, but the colour. This is just a ""Hmmm..."" moment while awaiting the traditional Xmas Early away nod from the office manager; nothing to get too excited about. I've noticed that green is becoming a more ""popular"" colour in the kits of the top teams these days yet I'm struggling to recall more than a single incident of it among the colours of teams home & away kits in the pre-Premier league days. The shorts of Norwich is about as far as I've got. It's obvious to me that I'm suffering a severe and terminal memory loss, so can anybody help remind me who had green as a component of their outfield kit in the days prior to the Premier league being formed?* * - no shiny new sixpences for the winners, I'm afraid - cook's stuffed them all in the Xmas pud."

[David L]

"Coventry used to wear a nice green and black stripes number, in the Willie Carr and Ernie Hunt days"

[wd40]

Bill Green . as good as Bobby.....sometimes

[Kaiser Zoso]

"wasn’t it a gentlemens agreement between all of the club chairmen, a bit like the one were Arsenal would never sign a West Ham player?"

[,]

"Whereas down the years, and possibly nowadays, green has been the predominant colour top for goalkeepers"

[zico]

"I certainly remember Liverpool having green away kits, and that yellow/green Man United away kit. Didn't Villa have a green and black stripe away number bat one stage?"

[Burnhammeronsea]

You try and buy green Christmas tree baubles. It's so out of fashion it's ridiculous. Been everywhere for them.

[Bouncing Ludo]

Plymouth Argyle have always played in green. We went top of Div 2 when we beat them at their place in 1990

[Lee Trundle]

Forest GREEN when that hippy took them over.

[Pee Wee]

Portland Timbers ?ü™ì‚öíÔ?è?ü™ì

[Far Cough]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkZFuKHXa7w

[violator]

Arsenal had a green away shirt

[WHU(Exeter)]

West Brom

[chevy chase]

Man U?

[Coffee]

Liverpool?