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Are there no official guidelines on football shirts? Can you stick badges wherever ya fancy these days? Nike do weird shit, my kids asked why the Nike whoosh was wonky on the third kit and I had no answer for them.
Anyway, doesn't matter, there's many many things higher on the list worthy of my 80 euro than a glorified T-shirt made of tissue paper
 
CollyQC said:
Are there no official guidelines on football shirts? Can you stick badges wherever ya fancy these days?
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Mrs Perryman said:
I initially agreed with you, but on second thoughts I don't - I think it's totally 💩

The badge is too small, and the Nike 'tick' is nearly as big as the badge. Those bits on the shoulder look ridiculous. Nike must ask their worst designer to do our kit.
Mind you, I'll never buy a home shirt whilst AIA are our sponsors. Will wear my retro shirts that I dug out from the loft, well the ones that fit anyway :)
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What’s the chances when you go on to the on-line site it’s a “best seller” and we’ve “sold” 327 of these items in the last 5minuets :pocheyes:
 
CollyQC said:
Are there no official guidelines on football shirts? Can you stick badges wherever ya fancy these days? Nike do weird shit, my kids asked why the Nike whoosh was wonky on the third kit and I had no answer for them.
Anyway, doesn't matter, there's many many things higher on the list worthy of my 80 euro than a glorified T-shirt made of tissue paper
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They say it's to make creating illegal copies more difficult
 
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