The ‘Ketchup T-shirt’ among the ugliest in history
There are shirts that go down in history for certain reasons. This is the case of the mythical ya ‘Ketchup t-shirt’ what did he wear Athletic Bilbao for the season 2004-05. A sheepskin jacket that practically did not satisfy anyone but achieved the objective of giving something to talk about and also of not falling into oblivion. It made good that they talk about you even for bad.
The ‘Ketchup’ t-shirt, among the ugliest in history
Between the ugliest t-shirts ever we certainly meet the ‘Ketchup t-shirt’ that some genius decided to implant this shirt so that Athletic could play with it in European competition. Let's go, That such an aberration would shine throughout the old continent.
Darío Urzay was the artist who designed this shirt. The Basque artist changed the traditional Athletic design with his rojiblancas bars, and for it, drew different red shapes that looked like globs of the well-known tomato sauce that replaced the red and white stripes. Hence the nickname ‘Ketchup t-shirt’.
The garment caused so many reactions and bad reviews that in the end, the shirt that was going to be worn in Europe was only used in friendly matches in the Netherlands and lasted a month until the club removed it and returned to its traditional shirt to the indignation of its creator. But this, It was enough to remain in the memory and to enter the list of the worst jerseys in football history.
go grotesque!
Not even God likes!