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Hugo's new kit apparently :llorishowudoin:

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Weirdly (IF the Green monstrosity WAS to be our 3rd kit) then why not use THAT for The GK kit, which should IMHO always be Green!?
Then the Nike 'blurb' merchants could try explaining the N17 Map print as some kind of "NONE SHALL PASS" symbolism, which is why they gave it to a GK!
 
The excuse explanation behind the design:
....the design ideas for this season’s home and away kits come from the much-anticipated move into our world-class new stadium, along with the characteristics of our vibrant young team.
The 2018/19 Nike Spurs home shirt features a striking Lilywhite and navy blue print. In combination with the navy blue shorts and blue and white socks graphic, the design is intended to subtly reference the architecture of the new stadium while creating a dynamic head-to-toe gradient that reinforces the underlying explosive energy of our players.

The new kit skilfully balances our modern identity with our rich history. To this end, an inner pride message features on the inside of the collar of the new Spurs home shirt, displaying the postcode and coordinates of the centre circle at our former home, White Hart Lane.


What utter, UTTER pretentious bullshit from Nike that is!
I don't even think THEY believe it!

It reads like a 13 year old trying to explain to his Mother why all his socks are stuck together!
:dier:
 
Why it took so long to announce: They spent weeks in the studio retaking the pictures, trying to work around the moire effect. Then they gave up and used the funky looking pictures anyway. Those lines are gonna bounce around like mad on TV.
I don't mind the away kit though.
 
The problem with plain white shirts is they look like basic t-shirts and so we'll always have kit manufacturers trying to do something to make it stand out. I've not really got an issue with that, as it keeps it interesting and makes it stand out.

The only gripe I have is the use of the exact same template for every single team. They've dabbled with similar templates in the past, but this last three years have been the worst for that. At least Adidas have a few current templates to choose from, and they mix them up a bit.
 
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