1972/73

Johnny Miller (foreground) and Ian Collard sport the home strip introduced in August of 1972.

The shirt design was modified several times during the course of the season with changes to the neck and sleeves.

Trevor Whymark (inset) wears a version with white collar and cuffs and Mick Lambert (lower right) sports a version with white v-neck fill, collar and cuffs.

All designs made a number of appearances during the course of this and the following season, but the version sported by Lambert was used predominantly and would continue to be used until the end of 1974/75 season.

All of the shirts variations included a newly redesigned club badge ...

Club Sponsor: Not Applicable

Kit Manufacturer: Unknown

1975/76

Out with the white V-neck fill and back to the design worn above by Whymark (above) ready for the 1975/76 championship campaign.

Mick Mills (right) sports the latest version.

Club Sponsor: Not Applicable

Kit Manufacturer: Unknown

1977/78

George Burley and Mick Mills in the new home strip and Brian Talbot and Roger Osborne in the change colours of black and white.

Paul Mariner and Clive Woods model new tracksuits in the foreground (note the trendy flares on the tracksuit bottoms !).

Club Sponsor: Not Applicable

Kit Manufacturer: Adidas

1978/79

Mick Lambert (right) wearing the new home strip for the 1978/79 season. "FA Cup Winners 1978" is embroidered under club badge.

George Burley (below) in the new away strip also issued at the start of the 1978/79 campaign and with same embroidery under badge as the home strip.

Both designs would be worn through to the end of the 1980/81 Season.

A "one-off" strip was used for the FA Charity Shield game with Nottingham Forest at Wembley, complete with "FA Charity Shield 1978" embroidered under club badge. Identical to the new home strip in every other aspect.

Club Sponsor: Not Applicable

Kit Manufacturer: Adidas