mo4ch:> Why do Liverpool wear red & have they always had that colour for their home kit? | Mo4ch News

Liverpool are known for playing in their all-red home ensemble, but have they always worn the same coloured strip?Liverpool have not always played in their signature all-red home kit.In fact, they only started wearing their all-red number since 1964, well after their formation in 1892, when iconic former manager Bill Shankly decided to change their strip in a view to pose as more of a threat to opposition teams.One of Liverpool's first-ever strips involved a blue shirt with navy shorts, before it was changed four years later to the red shirt and white socks ensemble that was synonymous in the pre-Shankly years.Editors' Picks"We used to play in white shorts with red stripes, white stockings with red tops and white piping on the jerseys," Shankly said of the uniform change in 1964."But we switched to all red and it was fantastic. The introduction of the all-red strip had a huge psychological effect."Shankly made the choice to switch to the all-red on November…