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What color does the World Cup team from Holland wear?
the fooball team from holland wear orange as their main colour for their kit.
What colour strip did united wear when they won the European cup in 1968?
They wore an all-blue kit.
What was the first non kit computer developed in 1972?
Micral
What was the contents of a World War 1 first aid kit?
to have safe life in the trenches
Was Apple the first computers made?
No. The first computer that resembles modern computers was made in the early to mid 40s. They were considerably larger and less capable than today's computers, but they were computers none the less. Apple released their first computer kit - the Apple I Personal Computer Kit in 1976.
Are Chelsea playing in blue in cup final v Portsmouth?
Yes Chelsea will wear their famous all blue kit.
What colour kit did Newcastle west end wear?
pink and tango
What color does the World Cup team from Holland wear?
the fooball team from holland wear orange as their main colour for their kit.
What colour strip did united wear when they won the European cup in 1968?
They wore an all-blue kit.
What would happen if two football teams had the same colour kit?
A football club usually has two or three kits. The team that is playing at home will get to wear their home kit, and the away team wears their away kit, unless the two are similar, in which case the away team would wear their home kit or alternate kit. If both teams are playing away, one club will still have been designated as the home team and they get to wear their home kit.
What colour is liverpool's tops?
Their home kit is red, their away kit is black, and their third kit is white.
What colour is the wigan kit?
Blue and white.
What colour is the England home kit?
White.
Sonething you wear that starts with k?
kit, eg. cycling kit or swimming kit.
What does footballer wear?
a kit.
What colour does Valencia play in their home football kit?
There home kit is white with black shorts
What Colour Is The Paraguay Kit?
The clor is red and white.
