I have just had an e-mail off the club, saying that Leeds are to play in the pink & grey away kit at Wembley... so it looks like we lost the toss for the home kit & home dressing room again! Hope it is not an omen!

I've still not decided whether or not I'm going yet, someone give me one more good reason to stay away.

You smell slightly of wee and nobody wants to sit next to you.

Why does either team have to wear an away kit? there's no clash!

both played in their home kits this season at HQ and there was no problem...

Let both play in their traditional colours FFS

There is a chance you could be sat next to me.

Agreed that pink is bad news city. Played Warrington twice this year, beat them wearing blue lost to them wearing pink.

2012 Blue Kit: Played 17, Won 12, Lost 5 (71%)
2012 Pink Kit: Played 8, Won 5, Lost 3 (63%)
2012 Green Kit: Played 1, Won 1, Lost 0 (100%)

(2012 Pink 100% win record when worn at a neutral venue though.)

The breadth of your stats spreadsheet never ceases to amaze me... you even record which kit we played in! Top man tvoc!

That'll do.

By the way, is this you sat next to me on the bus at the moment ?

I wish. Although in time I'm hopeful that the shirt colour can be incorporated for the SL Era. As with all these little ideas it would have been so much easier to do so at the time rather than years after the event.

If it helps, Leeds only started really using an Away kit from 2004. Prior to that they used their change kit (the burgundy effort) only when it was required (usually vs Halifax and occasionally Wire).

in 2004, I think the powers that be clocked the fact that they could sell 2 shirts rather than 1 if the club were actually seen wearing it, which resulted in the away shirt being worn in practically all away games where there wasn't a clash

Not anymore.

Thanks.

Even if it proves to be the case I fear I will have to trawl my video/DVD library for confirmation on a match by match basis as I try not to make any assumptions for the spreadsheet/s. As I only started recording colours with the John Holmes Tribute Shirt (16th July 2010) there are many more gaps than entries in that category at present.

I guess it's what the off-season was made for.