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That's cracking,i love that.

On Youtube and found myself clicking here when I saw the C&A...very talented dancers and what a band!! University of Southern California (UCLA Sucks!!)

Indeed, many thanks to UBH for is sterling efforts with regard strip design. One of the things he seems to get spot on, the recent blue and claret designs being prime examples, is keeping things simple and not complicating things with too much fussy detailing. How many half decent shirt designs have we seen ruined by s ridiculous collar or cuff embellishment?

A great reworking of the 1966 "Pat Delaney" Summer Cup jersey. Thanks, UBH, for cheering us up with these great designs in difficult times.

The reverse of our traditional claret hoop/amber shirt has been utilised several times over the years by various manufacturers. Here’s my ‘what if’ adidas had produced it in the 80s. I think it’s probably due a reboot as we last utilised it in 2002.

Awesome. Please let someone from the club be reporting back on this. can I be cheeky and ask how this might look with slightly broader claret and amber hoops and slightly thinner white hoops? Not sure it will be an improvement, but just a thought. Also, I am assuming white shorts and socks? We would look fantastic!

Please God no! Four pages was more than enough for me. But I accept your point.

Aside from the footballing argument, Furloghing where we can would be the right thing to do for the club and the local area. We don't know how long this loss of income will go on so the club's very existence is genuinely at threat here. A loss for us fans obviously, but also a huge loss to the local economy of a bi-weekly event attracting between 4 and 10 thousand people. That's not to mention the community initiatives that would be lost. It's a moral question. Does the local benefit gained from the clubs existence outweigh what we'd take in Government hand-outs? I'd say aye - absolutely, and I'm fairly certain I've not got my claret and amber tinted specs on here.

A young boy and his dad have been spending their lockdown time designing football kits. I was so impressed with his son’s Motherwell home shirt I decided to do a very quick mock up to show him what his shirt might look like in the flesh. Looks pretty good to me.