I want to get both NUFC's home and third kits but not gonna do it with a bloody overseas gambling company on it. Wonga was bad enough but carn.
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Precisely why I couldn’t stomach buying the Hertha kit
Spotted at JD sports.
I went into the Arsenal store at the Emirates yesterday and the pink stuff just looks even worse. It reminds me of something a bogan from Rockingham would wear.
The new Premier League looks really good though, not very unique unfortunately but it's bold and it stands out and I can see it working with both modern and classic designs.
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I think Unibet looks good there actually. Top notch as far as betting sponsors go.
Where's England's Brave John Terry?
Precisely why I couldn’t stomach buying the Hertha kit
I think Unibet looks good there actually. Top notch as far as betting sponsors go.
Speaking of betting -- urgh
Aviva is just massive and it showed when Errea tried to do that half half kit which is a nice idea.The first shirt that Errea produced after getting the contract, which coincided with re-appearance in the Prem, was a classic.
Aviva was a decent sponsor, nice colours that fit with the kit and a company with historical presence in Norwich.
Everything since then has gone consistently downhill but I agree that new away shirt is a new level of bad.
It's all yours for only $113 AUD including P&P or only $164 including more betting sponsors (Sky bet patches) and player numbering, LOL
And the third kit is always the worst, boy oh boy wow wee! (I mean besides last year, so that really only means that the orange hoops, but you get what I mean)Speaking of betting -- urgh
I thought the opposite. I reckon it suits the home more than the away. The away is black, with a relative dark maroon lines. The bright part is the blue but that's framing the maroon and works together. The sponsor, however, is a stark white and stands out severely. On the Home, the sponsor colour is lessened somewhat with the large amount of blue in the sleeves (if that makes sense)I think it suits the away more than the home, definitely. It's pretty unobtrusive, it's hard to complain, I just feel the styling of the sponsor doesn't match the home kit well.
I assume all the photos were taken before we signed him, but he was front and centre as the kit was released.
And the third kit is always the worst
Fully prepared for it to be a hot pink and teal kit with the face of Leo the LeoVegas Lion plastered on it. #webberlutionBrace yourself.
It's like Errea s**t themselves when they're trying to come up with designs for Norwich.Errea somehow manages to get it right for other clubs. Sure, sponsor integration is not ideal but here are three recognisable, sellable, wearable, stylish kits