Discussion Soccer/Association Football New Kits

[Furla81]

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Todays game roar vs jets, worst choice of kits ever
jets blue and red vs roar black with orange
awful, can just make them out on tv, silly silly

 

[Andonis1997]

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Especially with the sun too

 

[jethro11]

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Terrible colour clash today.

 

[Gibbsy]

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Yeah spot on. And Jethro - there's only one Newcastle United I want to win, and it's not later tonight

 

[Silent Alarm]

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Leaked photos have been available for a while. Nonetheless, the new Italian kit.

This is perhaps an odd liking, but the back looks awesome. The collar and cut is accentuated in such a classy, neat way. Puma kits have often been on the side of novelty, but I adore this strip. The collar is all tradition and a great showcasing of design.

The front could have a slightly less obvious pattern, mind.

 

[jethro11]

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Haha, i'm hopong for a draw at the most Gibbsy. Our dream start could be shattered in the next couple of weeks. With Man City and Man United away and Chelsea at home (Sports Direct Arena) we could be thudding down back to earth.

 

[Gibbsy]

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That Sports Direct Arena name is terrible but unfortunately it looks to be the way of the future. English football have been pretty stoic in resisting change, but even Stamford Bridge will have a stadium naming rights sponsor by next year.

 

[Silent Alarm]

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A lot of British teams have had stadium deals for the last decade.

It's just more evident in the lower divisions. Two in three generi-domes in England holds the name of a company. I don't see much fault with it. It'd be very disappointing to have seen Highbury be named 'Emirates Stadium', but when it's a new stadium I don't see much fault. How many football clubs are in debt? If it clears that and can bring in a good player, why not?

I just feel that Newcastle fans are very hard done by. Ashley has no idea, simply imbecilic in how to run a club. His action and inaction has burnt the Toon army. Then, when ownership is merely at the back of their minds (due to an unbeaten run), something like that occurs.

 

[Andonis1997]

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I love Man City's stadium, Etihad Stadium

 

[jethro11]

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Tbh I don't mind naming rights, but I would much ratger something like the Emirates Stadium than Sports Direct Arena.

And I agree with you SA about Ashley. Really doesn't know what it's like to support a team.

 

[Gibbsy]

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Yeah, I agree with your points about the new stadiums, which is why I don't mind that the COMS is known as Etihad Stadium. Whereas it would have been a travesty had Maine Road's name been changed while it was still in existence.

There can be classy naming rights names, and dodgy ones. Emirates Stadium? Ten times better than Sports Direct Arena.

 

[Andonis1997]

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What do you think about Anfield?? Could it eventually be Warrior Stadium? Standard Chartered Park?

 

[Silent Alarm]

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Crazy John's Stadium, anyone?

 

[Andonis1997]

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Who's that for??

 

[Gibbsy]

Crazy John's Stadium, anyone?

That was the one I was thinking of when talking bad names. It was a proposed name for Subi about seven or eight years ago, but heavily opposed by the public.

 

[Andonis1997]

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I wonder why it was opposed... Could be a nickname for Worsfold?

 

[sighclone]

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Leaked photos have been available for a while. Nonetheless, the new Italian kit.

This is perhaps an odd liking, but the back looks awesome. The collar and cut is accentuated in such a classy, neat way. Puma kits have often been on the side of novelty, but I adore this strip. The collar is all tradition and a great showcasing of design.

The front could have a slightly less obvious pattern, mind.

There is nothing traditional about that collar. Italy were always the most conservative with their kit design.

 

[sighclone]

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What do you think about Anfield?? Could it eventually be Warrior Stadium? Standard Chartered Park?

Scousewives Park?

 

[Andonis1997]

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Probably not...

 

[sighclone]

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Probably not...

IIRC, there is an upcoming TV series which has that title. A rival to 'The Only Way Is Essex'. As if we needed one.

 

[jethro11]

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Time for some more A-League designs....

Adelaide move to Umbro, and adopt a blue away and white third...

Brisbane keep Puma but change their template....

Will post Perth and GCU later tonight.

 

[Andonis1997]

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I love that Roar template. Fits well with their colours. Good choice.

 

[BennyW]

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for some reason when i look at it i instantly think of a lion or tiger. Which is good....i think

 

[Andonis1997]

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I might post a GCU one too. When I get a chance tomorrow. I reckon I've got a pretty good idea...

 

[Don_Kay]

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I made these before Adelaide's kits were revealed, makes me kind of sad.