| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 20:29 - May 9 with 4223 views | 442Dale |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 20:13 - May 9 by TVOS1907 |
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The addition of blue on the home shirt looks good... but only if it becomes an ongoing theme; they've had it and dropped it before. If not, it becomes a gimmick.
Verdict: 7.5/10. An extra 0.5 added for the consistency of the blue trim. Has to be kept subtle though.
That away shirt can go to kit hell (Google map it). The features are almost tacked on at will without any structure or plan, bar "what else would look stupid? Shove it on"
Verdict: 3.5/10. An extra 0.5 for being audacious ba$t@rds with what's basically an Asda polo shirt. The lack of red in the badge winds me up. Hard to express how much. |  |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 20:47 - May 9 with 4197 views | D_Alien |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 20:20 - May 9 by _dezzy |
You don't need a knife and fork for a greasy chip butty. |
True, but you still get them at a greasy spoon, where the Blades have been dining in recent years... |  |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 01:26 - May 10 with 4079 views | pioneer |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 20:29 - May 9 by 442Dale |
The addition of blue on the home shirt looks good... but only if it becomes an ongoing theme; they've had it and dropped it before. If not, it becomes a gimmick.
Verdict: 7.5/10. An extra 0.5 added for the consistency of the blue trim. Has to be kept subtle though.
That away shirt can go to kit hell (Google map it). The features are almost tacked on at will without any structure or plan, bar "what else would look stupid? Shove it on"
Verdict: 3.5/10. An extra 0.5 for being audacious ba$t@rds with what's basically an Asda polo shirt. The lack of red in the badge winds me up. Hard to express how much. |
That badge crap is something that winds me up on modern kits. So many teams now change badge colours to the colour of the shirt in a very two tone bland way.The two manchester clubs have been particularly guilty of this.
A club badge is sacrosanct and the colours are an intrinsic and non negotiable element of the badge no matter what the colour of the shirt. I am glad we have avoided this shirt crime and so far (as far as i know) have kept the badge in its original colours. |  | | |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 07:26 - May 10 with 4028 views | 442Dale |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 01:26 - May 10 by pioneer |
That badge crap is something that winds me up on modern kits. So many teams now change badge colours to the colour of the shirt in a very two tone bland way.The two manchester clubs have been particularly guilty of this.
A club badge is sacrosanct and the colours are an intrinsic and non negotiable element of the badge no matter what the colour of the shirt. I am glad we have avoided this shirt crime and so far (as far as i know) have kept the badge in its original colours. |
2014/15 away strip - the badge was yellow and navy like the rest of the kit. | |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 16:46 - May 10 with 3824 views | AtThePeake |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 20:29 - May 9 by 442Dale |
The addition of blue on the home shirt looks good... but only if it becomes an ongoing theme; they've had it and dropped it before. If not, it becomes a gimmick.
Verdict: 7.5/10. An extra 0.5 added for the consistency of the blue trim. Has to be kept subtle though.
That away shirt can go to kit hell (Google map it). The features are almost tacked on at will without any structure or plan, bar "what else would look stupid? Shove it on"
Verdict: 3.5/10. An extra 0.5 for being audacious ba$t@rds with what's basically an Asda polo shirt. The lack of red in the badge winds me up. Hard to express how much. |
Macron shirts are on the whole terrible but I agree that the Stoke home one is quite nice. The best I've seen from them so far. They usually look tacky and garish though - see the away strip.
Ipswich is my favourite so far. |  |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 19:23 - May 10 with 3766 views | 442Dale |
Man U away
Another tip of the kit designer's hat to the past with the same graphic used in the material of the famous 91/92 blue away shirt. It has been reinvented very well using black and the plain panels frame the design better than Dale managed with Simon Coleman's top in 2001...
Verdict: 9/10, the era of rave reborn. Wear it to Xanadus on a Thursday night and stand out from the crowd. Not wearing trainers would also achieve this. | |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 12:30 - May 11 with 3654 views | ChaffRAFC |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 19:23 - May 10 by 442Dale |
Man U away
Another tip of the kit designer's hat to the past with the same graphic used in the material of the famous 91/92 blue away shirt. It has been reinvented very well using black and the plain panels frame the design better than Dale managed with Simon Coleman's top in 2001...
Verdict: 9/10, the era of rave reborn. Wear it to Xanadus on a Thursday night and stand out from the crowd. Not wearing trainers would also achieve this. |
A tribute to the first ever football shirt I ever owned. Great looking shirt. Will be purchasing! |  |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 12:36 - May 11 with 3645 views | BartRowou |
How come the know-alls on here can slag off Forest's shirt for "past glories" but it's seen as a good thing for the rags?
Also, regardless of what the shirt looks like, how can it get 9/10 with a great big CHEVROLET sign plastered across the middle? |  |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 13:31 - May 11 with 3568 views | SandyDrum |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 12:36 - May 11 by BartRowou |
How come the know-alls on here can slag off Forest's shirt for "past glories" but it's seen as a good thing for the rags?
Also, regardless of what the shirt looks like, how can it get 9/10 with a great big CHEVROLET sign plastered across the middle? |
Ummm...you ok hun?
This was the one solitary response to your post about the new Forest kit.
"Always a massive risk bringing out a kit for a big game as it could be tainted by failure, so well done to Forest on staying up so such a good shirt isn't consigned to a stint unbefitting of former Champions of the Universe
Verdict: 8/10. Pinstripes and collar are glorious, annoying that the Adidas stripes can't go all the way down the sleeves. That's modern branding affecting the reintroduction of past glories.
Which encapsulates Forest's tribulations quite well. "
I'm not too sure how an 8/10 and the word glorious is slagging anything off but I mean don't let your anti-United bias get in the way of the facts or anything. | |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 13:46 - May 11 with 3549 views | D_Alien |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 13:31 - May 11 by SandyDrum |
Ummm...you ok hun?
This was the one solitary response to your post about the new Forest kit.
"Always a massive risk bringing out a kit for a big game as it could be tainted by failure, so well done to Forest on staying up so such a good shirt isn't consigned to a stint unbefitting of former Champions of the Universe
Verdict: 8/10. Pinstripes and collar are glorious, annoying that the Adidas stripes can't go all the way down the sleeves. That's modern branding affecting the reintroduction of past glories.
Which encapsulates Forest's tribulations quite well. "
I'm not too sure how an 8/10 and the word glorious is slagging anything off but I mean don't let your anti-United bias get in the way of the facts or anything. |
Anyone who uses the phrase "know-alls" can be safely ignored, SD | |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 14:21 - May 11 with 3516 views | fitzochris |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 13:46 - May 11 by D_Alien |
Anyone who uses the phrase "know-alls" can be safely ignored, SD |
I might be wrong, but I suspect Bart has his tongue in cheek when he says "know alls". |  |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 14:34 - May 11 with 3503 views | D_Alien |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 14:21 - May 11 by fitzochris |
I might be wrong, but I suspect Bart has his tongue in cheek when he says "know alls". |
I'd like to think so Fitz, although the rush of air whooshing past must be just a whisper | |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 15:07 - May 11 with 3470 views | fitzochris |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 14:34 - May 11 by D_Alien |
I'd like to think so Fitz, although the rush of air whooshing past must be just a whisper |
It should be whistling past. | |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 16:59 - May 11 with 3401 views | 442Dale |
I think the representative for the land of green jumpers and whisky knows that at no stage has there been criticism levelled at the link between that kit and their previous accomplishments (beating Swedish pub sides and Kevin Keegan's pals). | |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 13:04 - May 12 with 3250 views | boromat |
Anyway what are we all expecting/hoping for from our new kit on Monday? Will they beat this years supporter designed efforts? | |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 15:22 - May 12 with 3177 views | Toffeemanc |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 13:04 - May 12 by boromat |
Anyway what are we all expecting/hoping for from our new kit on Monday? Will they beat this years supporter designed efforts? |
From the original article they released on the official website I was expecting to have seen at least a glimpse / part reveal of it by now on twitter etc.
The fact we have seen nothing is making me a little nervous, especially having seen the leaked picture on twitter of the plain blue Errea design that looked more like a t-shirt or training top.
Personally I'm hoping for a return to proper black and blue stripes but don't think it will happen. |  |
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 20:27 - May 12 with 3056 views | TrueDaleBlue |
my guess will be,
Errea mateus blue for home kit
Errea Alben black & White away kit.
These are my own views, and shared by nobody apart from me and the voices in my head. | | | |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 20:54 - May 12 with 3028 views | Brierls |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 15:22 - May 12 by Toffeemanc |
From the original article they released on the official website I was expecting to have seen at least a glimpse / part reveal of it by now on twitter etc.
The fact we have seen nothing is making me a little nervous, especially having seen the leaked picture on twitter of the plain blue Errea design that looked more like a t-shirt or training top.
Personally I'm hoping for a return to proper black and blue stripes but don't think it will happen. |
I thought the same about the new shirt. Sneak peak? We've had nothing. We do however have a suggestion that one of Errea's standard shirt designs from this season may be chosen. If it was that shirt any sneak peak would give it away. This concerns me. |  | | |
| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 21:36 - May 14 with 2729 views | TVOS1907 |
Aberdeen
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| New kits around the world 2017/18 on 22:04 - May 14 with 2693 views | 442Dale |
Club America - that design shouts 'Germany Adidas', yet it's Nike.
Verdict: 7/10, at least they've produced something different, hating Nike right now.
Shimizu - Is that meant to be a map?
Verdict: 2/10, it's a look at what kits and the world will look like once Trump's presidency is over.
Aberdeen - really nice. The shadow stripes look good and Aberdeen back in a red collar is another retro feature from Adidas.
Verdict: 8/10, an example how something plain can actually be quite detailed. | |
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