Liverpool FC: The Top 5 Liverpool Away Shirts of All Time

When it comes to fashion in sport, World Football truly delivers, with kits that range from the beautiful, to the plain ridiculous. But with away jerseys, its a whole different story.

Away jerseys provide the opportunity for designers to throw off the shackles of the traditional club strip and go wild, to delight some and disappoint others. 

Today, I bring you the Top Five Liverpool FC Away Shirts and Euro Kits Of All Time: 

And please take note, I'm no fashion guru, so don't expect a stunning in-depth description of each shirt!

2009-2010 Away

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LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 28: Jay Spearing of Liverpool during the Carling Cup 4th Round match between Arsenal and Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium on October 28, 2009 in London, England. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

Classy, glamorous and grand—this shirt represents exactly what the Liverpool FC institution means. 

The jersey may not have been apart of the most successful season of all time, but is my favorite shirt in this list.

Being so in love with this kit, I was disappointed that it didn't stay for longer, but to the delight of many fans, I can reveal that a somewhat similar design will grace next season's away jersey for Adidas's final season as Liverpool's shirt manufacturer. 

1982-1984 Away

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1983: Sammy Lee (left) and Kenny Dalglish (right) of Liverpool celebrate Dalglish's goal during the Division One match against Arsenal at Highbury in London. \ Mandatory Credit: Allsport UK /Allsport

Yellow is often a color that is abused by designers but this Liverpool strip truly delivers.  

Worn from 1982-1984 by some of the Liverpool's finest during one of the finest periods in Liverpool history. Will this ever make a return? Let's hope so.

2007-2008 Third

The 2007-08 Euro kit received a mixed reception from Liverpool fans when it was launched but after having seen it in action, many have fallen in love with the design that dominated the football jerseys of that time. 

It's designs like these that make me said to see Liverpool walk away from Adidas and to little Boston manufacturer Warrior Sports. 

1985-1987 Away

This kit is once again a fairly simple one, but has managed to win over the majority of Liverpool supporters simply because Red and White together works. 

A similar design has been used in this season's away kit, but personally, I find this much classier. 

1994-1996 Third

Yet another yellow design makes it's way in to this list, in the form of the 1994-1996 Third kit. 

Perhaps what makes this so interesting is the fact that the Liverpool emblem is changed to a yellow color—something that looks surprisingly impressive.

Honorable Mention: 2008-2009 Away

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MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - MARCH 14: Fabio Aurelio of Liverpool celebrates scoring his team's third goal with his team mates during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Liverpool at Old Trafford on March 14, 2009 in Mancheste

Brings back memories doesn't it? 

The grey away jersey of 2008-2009 is of course symbolic to many fans, because of Liverpool's crushing 4-1 victory at Old Trafford in 2009 that put them back in contention for the league title. 

Although this shirt doesn't look worthy of a spot on this list from a viewers perspective, when you're wearing this, you'll know why. 

Honorable Mention: 2009-2010 Third

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LYON, FRANCE - NOVEMBER 04: Fernando Torres (R) of Liverpool rues a missed chance during the Lyon v Liverpool UEFA Champions League Group E match at the Stade de Gerland on November 4, 2009 in Lyon, France. (Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images)

Clean and simple, exactly what you want in a Liverpool shirt. 

The third shirt for the 09/10 season was very rarely worn by the Reds, asides from a night of European embarrassment but is certain to make a return in future seasons.