If you missed the round one qualifier meeting between Waterford and Derry earlier, we don't blame you, but you may have missed what will undoubtedly be the biggest GAA saga of the 2017 season.
Waterford were forced to play in their training tops.
Here is a picture of the regular Waterford jersey.
Here is a picture of the Derry jersey, also a change kit.
And here is a picture of how the teams lined out against each other in Fraher Field.
Both teams in change kits, as pointed out by Newstalk's Peadar Breathnach, in Championship games if there is a colour clash, both teams wear the change strip.
In championship both teams wear away jerseys in event of colour clash. Kerry Mayo is a case in point pic.twitter.com/aVf4Fkn0H1
— Peadar Breathnach (@PeadarBreathnac) June 17, 2017
Waterford apparently do not have a registered alternate kit, hence the use of a training top. Which is fair enough when you consider only three other counties have white home jerseys (Tyrone, Kildare and Monaghan).
According to Twitter jersey expert 'Museum of Jerseys', it's the first time Waterford's men's side have had to change from white in living memory.
Blue jerseys for Waterford in championship for first time in living memory v Derry today - will it be like GK shirt or training top? pic.twitter.com/hqs3C1YKMV
— Museum of Jerseys (@museumofjerseys) June 17, 2017
So then, what's your view on the alternate Waterford jersey itself?
