The 2024 Paris Olympics are almost upon us (at least at time of recording), so what better than to look back at some of the most interesting kits from Olympic soccer tournament history?

In this episode, Chris and Rich will be hand-picking some fine examples of kit design that deviated from the norm in the name of amateur excellence under those five interlocking rings. From unknown kit suppliers to questionable colouring, there's much to discuss - and that's after we briefly summarise our thoughts on the kits of Euro 2024.

To get a visual cue about all of the Olympic kits we discuss in the podcast, why not download our crib sheet? It'll save you a lot of searching and, we hope, will add to your listening pleasure...

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It's FA Cup Final week and we really should be getting excited about the greatest game in the English football calendar, but it's ANOTHER Manchester derby, so we're allowed not to be.

Far better, we think, to consider the FA Cup Finals of the past, and particularly the kits that were worn in them. That's why we've plumped for the 1990s - a decade that provides us with plenty to talk about where the Wembley showpiece is concerned.

So sit back, listen in and here what we've got to say about everything from Crystal Palace in Bukta stripes to Newcastle United in a kit that was ALMOST their best ever. Oh, and we'd love to hear your feedback too. Drop us a line, either via your favourite podcatcher, or on Twitter/X at @devilkitpod.

Music: Kevin MacLeod.

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In our attempt to review as many kits as possible in a single podcast episode, we've resorted to a plan that we think might work: using only three words to summarise each kit.

Are we crazy? Foolish? Just plain desperate to innovate? The answer to all three is probably 'yes', but either way, we give you our snappy views of all the new national team kit releases from the past few weeks, along with some random haiku thrown in for free.

There's also our take on the England kit controversy, and what the switch from Adidas to Nike could mean for the German national team. Plenty to get through, as ever, and you're welcome to join us...

Crib Sheet available here.

Music: Kevin MacLeod.

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