PREM FANS have taken to social media to complain about Fulham’s kit change during their clash with Man Utd.
The Cottagers’ new home shirt for this season is a clean, white design in keeping with their iconic look.
However, the West Londoners have stepped away from their traditional black shorts in favour of a matching white look.
Some fans watching their first home game of the season have commented on the look, with the reaction from neutrals being overwhelmingly negative.
One X user said: “Fulham in all-white kit is woke nonsense.”
Another doubled down on its unrecognisable look, saying: “Fulham without Black shorts just looks so wrong.”
One repeated sentiment was that the loss of their signature black shorts also took away some of the team’s identity on the pitch.
A third user elaborated: “Gotta be honest I do not like these white shorts. It doesn’t feel like I’m watching Fulham.”
A fourth even compared them to a London rival, saying: “Fulham’s all-white kit is a bit Tottenham. Needs black shorts to balance it out.”
The apparent lack of identity did not hold them back on the pitch, as they fought back from a deficit to rescue a draw against United.
Bruno Fernandes’ horrific missed penalty in the first half seemed to have been redeemed when Leny Yoro’s header deflected off Rodrigo Muniz’s back and into the net.
But Emile Smith Rowe poked home an equaliser soon after with one of his first touches of the match, just minutes after being introduced off the bench.
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