Words cannot express how much better shirts look with the competition logo on the sleeve. Needs to happen in the A-League.
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Words cannot express how much better shirts look with the competition logo on the sleeve. Needs to happen in the A-League.
Yes the pattern isn't continued, but the adidas stripes and the stripes down the side break up the front from the back, so I think that is fine in terms of continuity and it will still look great in action
Their ACL kit is the hoops with different locations for number and sponsors, maybe a 2014'15 kit or FFA Cup kit?And I'm guessing that's their ACL kit.
Looks like a training shirt to meCan someone please explain the meaning of this jumper, except the fact that it is the same design and the AFL U18 NSW/ACT Rams design.
New teamwear template for sure thoughLooks like a training shirt to me
It's nice but why does a team need a third kit in a world cup? They play like 6 games
http://www.footyheadlines.com/
More world cup kits released this month
Here's a few
Italy. A real improvement from the Confed Cup one
Greece. Boring.
Netherlands Home and Away. Leaked home version looked better at least the gradient is in the away.
Croatia. Only difference with the home is red sleeves instead of smaller checkerboard. Love the checkers on the away.
USAs homejerseyPolo top. Nike really abused the "class" in their collar
They're back in white shorts too, which I think suits them a heap more.That Holland home is awesome
I'm going to need that Timbers secondary kit!
They're back in white shorts too, which I think suits them a heap more.
Portland Timbers just brought out their strips. I've always loved their colourway but just hated the execution (Adidas – I would've been about four shirts deep if they were made by Nike or Umbro), but this thing is really nice. It shows how three-striples can complement and not clutter shirts. If anything it should be Adidas sticking to Nike-lite templates and just changing colour ways. How many clubs and countries would look bad in a recoloured version of this?