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Kit means: "A set of articles or implements used for a specific purpose" or of this applies to clothing: "A collection of clothing and other personal effects"Kit refers not just to the "uniform" but to all the "gear" a player may have eg the "uniform", the boots, shin guards, strappings, laces, etc. Just like a shaving-kit or any other type of kit.Simple word with a simple meaning (in the UK at least)The "uniform" is correctly referred to as a "strip", which forms one part of a players kit.Why it's called a strip is another question...
Because they come in pieces and you have to put them together
It's ok to be a fan of the game and not be a fan of one club. The trouble we Americans have is we are so used to our tiny little world that it's overwhelming when we try to comprehend a worldwide game and we aren't the best at it.
This is terrible advice. Clearly the only way forward is to pick Liverpool and then instantly act like you're connected to the club's 100 year history. Start casually dropping Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley in your conversations. Every once in a while, demand Justice for the 96. Develop a steadfast conviction that Bruce Grobbelaar was better than Lev Yashin.
If you wore the Chelsea away kit that was one size too small and had Diego Costa #19 on the back? Dude you would be swimming in so much poon that it'd make your ball end spin.
Soccer/football fans here are like members in an exclusive ivy club poo pooing the thought of new members or for jaysus #####Eephus said:
