Legendary commentator Peter Drury has set the internet alight with his passionate and emotive commentary for Sky Sports and NBC.

He sat down with PlayStyles and answered everything football fashion related.

Quick fire football fashion questions with Peter Drury

PlayStyles (PS): What’s your favourite kit of all time?

Peter: England – 1978 World Cup

PS: Your least favourite kit of all time?

Peter: Any of the ultra-modern third strips that make no attempt to reflect the history of the great clubs that wear them!

PS: Favourite ever boots?

Peter: Proper, old-fashioned black ones – 1970’s schooldays!

PS: Most iconic footballers hairstyle?

Peter: The Kevin Keegan perm.

PS: Best dressed footballer of all time?

Peter: Bobby Moore – always immaculate.

PS: Best dressed colleague/pundit?

Peter: Daniel Sturridge.

PS: Worst dressed colleague/pundit?

Peter: Nobody is worse-dressed than me!

PS: Favourite football fashion moment?

Peter: Peter Shilton’s all-white goalkeeping kit.

PS: What’s the last football kit you bought?

Peter: Queen of the South shirt.

PS: Most iconic kit of all time? (the most known all over the world in your opinion)

Peter: Any Brazil top.

PS: Have there been any kits which have made identifying players more difficult whilst commentating?

Peter: Yes – plenty! Any shirt which makes the number illegible is the enemy of the commentator. Generally speaking, that means stripes (without a panel to accentuate the number). Most (including those mentioned) have now acknowledged the issue and resolved it. But, down the years…Sheffield Wednesday, Newcastle, West Bromwich Albion and numerous others!

PS: What was your first ever football kit?

Peter: School U8s!

PS: Is there a uniform code for commentary?

Peter: Not normally. Sometimes – if you’re “in vision” – it’s preferable to look smartish. (On NBC – USA, they like us to wear a tie). But for actually commentating, it really doesn’t matter. Shorts and t-shirt would be fine!

PS: What’s the worst kit clash you’ve ever encountered?

Peter: I can’t remember it being an issue…at least not since the 70’s when I was watching on black-and-white TV!

PS: Long sleeves or short sleeves?

Peter: Not fussy! As a (desperately poor) player, I preferred long.

PS: Do you have a match worn kit collection? 

Peter: No!

PS: If there was one stadium to host the Met Gala, what would it be?

Peter: The Bernabeu.

PS: What is your favourite commentary moment?

Peter: “They think it’s all over! It is now!!’ Kenneth Wolstenholme 1966.