Absolutely diabolical. We are Spurs not Blackburn/Newcastle/Fulham. We play in white, blue or yellow and we have occasionally thrown in a similar colour like purple or gold.
Historically and culturally it is wrong and though most football shirts are a bit naff I'd always taken pride that we consistently produced the most aesthetic kits in the top division. But this one is a howler. White, charcoal-ish squares and then a bright yellow trim on the sleeve. Who the bleep signed off the order ?
WRONG, WRONG, WRONG, WRONG, WRONG
Historically the third kit for us is a relatively new concept that came in when we had the Kappa Shirts (so 2000 ish?)
Since Puma took over doing our shirts in 2006 they have given us a diffrent style of third kit to what we have had before.
The chocolate brown kit, the black kit's. So you could say that there is a tradition of our 3rd kit is to be something diffrent to what we have been use to before.
Or we can look further back in our history to see our kits have included both horizontal and vertical stripes, and the half and half like we have in this seasons 3rd kit and our 125th anniversary kit.
So if we introduce a 4th kit it's ok to be red shirt, white sleeves, shorts because we don't normally have one. I didn't like the black or chocolate kits. The 125 kit was blue and white and the stripes were so long ago there are very few fans still alive who ever saw us play in them