why don't the teams stick to one dress color through out the tournament at the 2006 fifa world cup?

Question

example: argentina's blue and white stripes shirt was replaced by a navy blue shirt during the quarterfinals against germany

Answer 1

Because different games are considered home games, and other ones are away games, and they have a different jersey for home and away games. It is the same in most sports.

Answer 2

i think before the game they flip a coin to see who picks what they want to wear and if like England wins and they wear white (shirt) and navy blue (short) and the oppoonent wants to wear white (shirt)...the opponent have to choose the other kit...i think they do that so the players wont match and we wont be confuse and gonna have a hard time figurin out where your fav player is or who is on what team and the players wont have a hard time lookin at the faces and figurin out whos on your team they can look at the colors and figure out easily whos on their team

Answer 3

They can't because sometimes two teams wear similar colors and that wouldn't be very good, passing to the opponent because you were player at a high pace and didn't realize it.

Answer 4

i tottally agree with you on this one. I'll go one step further and say that players are wearing their shorts too long.
this is not practical for the game, and the ladies like to see skin. so i think teams should be more mature/athletic and wear their shorts/uniforms properly.

Answer 5

what if both teams have the exact same color

Answer 6

home jerseys and away jerseys, so they can alaways tell each other apart

Answer 7

BECAUSE THEY DONT DO LAUNDRY, AND THEY WOULD STINK IF THEY WORE THE SAME UNIFORM EVERY GAME.