In this second episode, we'll be chatting about the explosion of football kit creativity kickstarted by adidas in the 1980s. We speak to former adidas designer Ina Franzmann, who created some of the most iconic kits of all time, and current design director Juergen Rank about the creative process. We also chuck an infamous grey kit into the Hall of Shame...

We delve into the first century of strip and the rise of the replica shirt. We burst a myth about shirt sponsorship and hear from football kit pioneer Bert Patrick, the founder of Admiral, the Leicester brand responsible for the dawn of the replica market and some of the most memorable kits of the 1970s and early 1980s.

Your pre-match preamble with two of the team behind the National Football Museum's Strip! exhibition. Introducing the museum's Head of Exhibitions, Jon Sutton, and Tim Ashmore, our Graphics & Interpretation Producer, who will be talking you through the history of the humble football shirt.

Strip! How Football Got Shirty is on display at the National Football Museum until Spring 2021.