Sunderland v Newcastle

Yeah the white stripe clash was kind of weird..awkward on the eye compared to other combinations.
The crowd noise was phenomenal....as was the Middlesboro crowd v Villa.
Those North East fans really know how to get behind their team.....the opposite to Boscombe and even worse ..Saints....Pompey the only team in the South with a passioned crowd for all games.
 
I just watched the Arsenal game. They were in all white with white numbers and no names.
WTF is all that about?
 
New Old Cherry said:
Yeah the white stripe clash was kind of weird..awkward on the eye compared to other combinations.
The crowd noise was phenomenal....as was the Middlesboro crowd v Villa.
Those North East fans really know how to get behind their team.....the opposite to Boscombe and even worse ..Saints....Pompey the only team in the South with a passioned crowd for all games.
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Having dated a North East lass, they make some noise also. ;)
 
Redpost said:
And, as it's only just occurred to me, what would happen if you were a colour blind footballer or observer?
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Technically black isn't a colour but a lack of colour. I don't think there is any form of colour blindness that mixes up black with any colour. I could well be wrong as I'm not an expert in colour blindness!
 
Redpost said:
Just a quickie: I am not clear why Newcastle were allowed to wear their home strip when it meant there were two lots of white stripes. You wouldn't want to be watching the match on a black white telly lol.
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Yes. The commentators on DAZN said that it wasn't making the game easy to follow. Did seem a bit of an oversight. The only way to really follow who was who was indeed to look for Sunderlands red socks, so I spent a lot of the game looking at lower legs :shrug:
 
Reality and Realism said:
Just puzzled as to why a totally North Eastern fooball ecounter is being debated on a South Western AFC Bournemouth forum.
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If you bothered to read at the top of the forum, it says “to discuss Bournemouth and football”

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe that Sunderland played Newcastle at football
 
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zigger zaggar said:
Technically black isn't a colour but a lack of colour. I don't think there is any form of colour blindness that mixes up black with any colour. I could well be wrong as I'm not an expert in colour blindness!
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Well I’m colour blind ZZ, and black most certainly does give problems with any dark colour. Its about colour tones and shades I find, e.g.: A mid-shade brown and a mid-shade green give me probs, as do brown & reds, blues & purples, the list goes on.
Football generally does not cater for colour blind people.
 
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