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Some Nike kits look nice. Adidas are a bit hit and miss too.
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Home kit just isn't a City kit. Disgusting.
Away kit. Disgusting.
Third is pretty cool IMO. If you can't like a purple and orange kit, you're just a hater.
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Dark blue. Not a big fan of blue shorts either. That kit is more Coventry than City.
Purple and orange is the future, get used to it.
Spurs Nike money just going to the stadium/Kane & Alli wage fund. Arsenal will either renew with Puma for double the amount or sign a deal with Adidas for the start of the 2019/20 season.
Money-wise, Nike essentially bantering off Spurs with this not-so-subtle implication of their inferiority to Chelsea.
Money-wise, Nike essentially bantering off Spurs with this not-so-subtle implication of their inferiority to Chelsea.
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Next season will see a new a league/w league etc logo
further to that each club will feature the logo in its own team colours! weird.
further to that each club will feature the logo in its own team colours! weird.
Looks like the logo for an energy company or something, horrid
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Got rid of the sun element, just like the Australian Open has done with their new anonymous logo.
It must be all de foreigners whingeing about the heat that has spooked em.
I guess it links in more with the ribbon-like FFA logo (which could be similarly rendered flatter), and I like how in some of the team-customised versions the triangluar A stands out more. But I preferred the personality of the older one.
It must be all de foreigners whingeing about the heat that has spooked em.
I guess it links in more with the ribbon-like FFA logo (which could be similarly rendered flatter), and I like how in some of the team-customised versions the triangluar A stands out more. But I preferred the personality of the older one.
That is incredible.
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Looks sweet
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Can't wait until we end our partnership with AIA. I still hate the red logo.
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It's just that if always looks out of place.
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Most do look not right though unless a club manages to get a business with the same colour scheme. Even then it still looks weird. I reckon the blue HP from a few years back was even worse
Yeah I don't see why the red is an issue. I think it stands out.
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I think clubs look at colour scheme of potential sponsors second to $
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If the AIA was navy blue as well its complete that kit as pretty much the perfect all-white kit.
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i have that HP kit in the m&m's blue away kit. Don't mind it, but then again I do like hp computers.
Not surprising that a Woolwich fan doesn't see the problem. Red is the single most griped aspect of our kits under AIA. Fans universally hate it. Red is a no-no.
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I hate the HP kit. Doesn't help Soldado and Paulinho wore it but still I don't think the sponsor is the determining factor of the kits overall look.
And then when you look into our history and see that we had a red logo on our kit in the 1800s I don't see why an organisation who pays us millions to have a red logo is an issue
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blue
white
black/dark grey
should be good
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