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First time i saw Glenn Hoddle on the box he was wearing that yellow kit. Scored against StokeI've said it before, I'll say it again...
It really isn't SO difficult;
HOME
AWAY
3rd
Seriously, it's THAT easy... job done!
Cool, but what do you think about the shirt?
I must be the only one that doesn't mind the home shirt. Don't love it but its not terrible imo.
Issue is always what do you do next year to sell more kits, isn't it? Thats the problem with so much money being involved.I've said it before, I'll say it again...
It really isn't SO difficult;
HOME
AWAY
3rd
Seriously, it's THAT easy... job done!
But that is where you add some navy to the neck, add a collar, a button, side panels in navy, etc.
Without making it look like a trainwreck, you can relatively easily make each years home shirt unique.
I've said before that it's the money that's ruined it.
When I was a kid we can some nice kits, but one thing I liked was that each kit lasted two seasons and they changed on alternate years. They were much better value for money that way, but also if you didn't like the new one it doesn't really matter as the other one (if you had it) was still going to be worn for another year.
The 80s and 90s were a different era though, we actually won things back then!
When I was a kid we can some nice kits, but one thing I liked was that each kit lasted two seasons and they changed on alternate years. They were much better value for money that way, but also if you didn't like the new one it doesn't really matter as the other one (if you had it) was still going to be worn for another year.
The 80s and 90s were a different era though, we actually won things back then!
Once the games start and we're all swearing at the people wearing them, no one's going to notice the kits in any way
I dunno...nowt wrong with a cock in the middle of the chestI agree, though maybe they're trying to replicate the 1982 Le Coq away shirt 'central layout'...
I dunno, I still prefer a cock on my tit, not the middle of my chest!!
As someone in the "'Murrican" market, I would much rather get the 2019/2020 kit then any of the new ones shown, I can't imagine anyone prefering the new one. Why does nike always have to have some subtle geometric explosion in the empty space on the kit?
also that yellow...
and then the pink on the green kit...
not to mention the gray and yellow 4th kit I've seen...
The 90s?
I guess they were bookended with cup wins, but the rest of that decade was largely unsuccessful, and shit to watch to boot
No, I think the people who either like it or aren't bothered by it are just level headed enough not to rant about that fact. They also understand the the rotation - 1 year bold 1 year plain.
It's the fact that the cock, nike logo and the sponsor are all stacked up in the middle..... Looks shit.
I am now at the "Its disgusting" stage,as opposed to "its f**king disgusting" stage i was a fortnight ago...
This is the longest i have ever gone as a spurs fan without winning a trophy.
Keep winning stuff, and gain more fans!
If Man Utd or Liverpool sold a shirt to each and every one of their 10billion+ fans globally, they could retire tomorrow!!
I absolutely agree. But all that faffing about with trim to differentiate is inefficient production cost wise to changing colors on standardized shirt panel sections, which is why we're seeing much less of that sort of thing out of Nike and Adidas these days. All about the bottom line, football shirts are reduced to products to be manufactured as cheaply as possible and sold at market rates.