Tynesiders launch fog-coloured away strip.
Newcastle United unveiled their new away kit this morning.
The club released several images of the all-grey outfit on Twitter at 9am.
Fabricio Coloccini, Moussa Sissoko and Yoan Gouffran posed in the simple Puma v-neck shirt, which has sponsor Wonga crudely plastered across the chest.
Introducing the 2014/15 #NUFCawaykit by @pumafootball. http://t.co/oRyAhnzXW4 #NUFC pic.twitter.com/6OyMn0Gi3D
— Newcastle United FC (@NUFC) May 1, 2014
Grey shirts have caused controversy in the past. In April 1996, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson ordered his players to change their kit at half-time, after blaming his side’s 3-0 deficit to Southampton on the poor visibility of their dull attire.
The kit in question was recently voted as the Red Devils’ worst of all time.
