26 Jan 2014 07:23:13
Without googling, can anyone name the only team to have worn a primarily green and white kit in England's top division? And yes there is a link to Celtic

1.) 26 Jan 2014
Yeovil?.
sure their fans voted on strip change around 5-6 year ago.

2.) 26 Jan 2014
26 Jan 2014 12:13:22
Dnt think Yeovil have been in top flight. Only other teams a can think with green Plymouth, did QPR not have green and white hoops b4, Norwich

3.) 26 Jan 2014
26 Jan 2014 12:14:10
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4.) 26 Jan 2014
Yeovil were never in the top division

Hail Hail
ChrisBhoy

5.) 26 Jan 2014
I don't think Yeovil ever played in the top division in england.I recall Liverpool
playing in green at times.jimbhoy

6.) 26 Jan 2014
Yeolvil never played the top division in England wearing green and white. I'm sure I read it was their chairman who changed the kit when they got into the football league hoping for football the Celtic way

7.) 26 Jan 2014
Norwich had a green and white kit last season maybe the season before last. Did qpr have green and white hoops at one point?

8.) 26 Jan 2014
Liverpool and qpr have worn green and white but both were away kits. Norwich's kit is green and yellow.

9.) 26 Jan 2014
The only team are also 1 of only 35 teams to have played in all 4 divisions in England

10.) 26 Jan 2014
Apologies.
never read it right. never seen top division bit.
i'm stumped lol

11.) 26 Jan 2014
Plymouth argyll?

12.) 26 Jan 2014
Skrill north league team Bradford Park Avenue. In 1911, Bradford changed its colours to green and white following the appointment of former Celtic player, Tom Maley, brother of Willie Maley, who also played at Celtic before becoming their first manager, and this may also have been a move to exploit the local catchment area which had many residents of Irish origin. In doing so, Avenue became the only club to have worn a primarily green and white kit in England's top division, between 1914 and 1921.

13.) 26 Jan 2014
26 Jan 2014 20:14:18
Fair play Ben bhoy but u never said away kits didn't count