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Probably in third place in terms of the nike third kits for this year for me behind PSG and Spurs. Rounds out a really nice set for Roma alongside the lightning bolt home and away jerseys.
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Why the stripe design from last season though?
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Getting flashbacks to the Penrith Panthers 2016 Coffee alternate jersey
Wellington's kits for this season
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Interestingly, it has a different metricon logo for Melbourne Victory
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I'm not having a dig at you here but could you at least source some more higher quality images?
that was the first place I saw it.
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Thanks. Metricon logo looks pretty good imo. Central coast is just way too bland and really needs the left sleeve design to be expanded to some extentView attachment 750905Hyundai A-League FIFA 20 Ultimate Team Kits - FUTWIZ
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Interestingly, it has a different metricon logo for Melbourne Victory
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I'll reserve any proper judgement, but for now I like.
It's the best anyone has found so far. Nix release their kits on the 25th.
Looks like it matches up
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Carn, you play fifa and you know they use small images for the jerseys. What more can he do?
Nup, warm up top
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3rd will be the stripes, this was taken before being pulled off the shelves. Supposedly because it's for the 10th anniversary and it's missing some insignia. Maybe a "10 years" under the badge like Man Citys or something
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Interesting story brewing in Liverpool.
Liverpool have agreed a deal with Nike to take over the kit deal as of next year, for a fee of around £75m per season. BUT, New Balance had a clause in their contract allowing them to match any offer from a new supplier and retain the contract. Given Liverpool are their biggest clients and the way the team is tracking at the moment, they’re pretty keen to retain and have stumped up the cash to do so.
Liverpool however, are saying that regardless of the actual fee, NB can’t match other aspects of the deal such as adequate distribution and supply chains around the world (and *cough*Mbappe*cough*), and thus are not really matching the Nike deal. NB are now taking Liverpool to court, to try and hold onto the sponsorship.
Its all getting a bit messy. Hopefully it doesn’t drag out too long, and personally I’m hoping it falls in Nike’s favour. I kinda think if you’re NB, it surely wouldn’t foster a good relationship to take your client to court to retain them against their wishes.
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Liverpool have agreed a deal with Nike to take over the kit deal as of next year, for a fee of around £75m per season. BUT, New Balance had a clause in their contract allowing them to match any offer from a new supplier and retain the contract. Given Liverpool are their biggest clients and the way the team is tracking at the moment, they’re pretty keen to retain and have stumped up the cash to do so.
Liverpool however, are saying that regardless of the actual fee, NB can’t match other aspects of the deal such as adequate distribution and supply chains around the world (and *cough*Mbappe*cough*), and thus are not really matching the Nike deal. NB are now taking Liverpool to court, to try and hold onto the sponsorship.
Its all getting a bit messy. Hopefully it doesn’t drag out too long, and personally I’m hoping it falls in Nike’s favour. I kinda think if you’re NB, it surely wouldn’t foster a good relationship to take your client to court to retain them against their wishes.
Exclusive: New Balance and Liverpool head to High Court in battle over kit deal
Nike looked all set to be Liverpool's new kit supplier, but New Balance are refusing to let go of the deal just yet...
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I actually think I prefer New Balance to Nike. I am sure Nike will be decent but I am just a bit burned after their efforts with Melbourne City, they were so bland. That, and for me, Liverpool and Adidas have always been a better match.Interesting story brewing in Liverpool.
Liverpool have agreed a deal with Nike to take over the kit deal as of next year, for a fee of around £75m per season. BUT, New Balance had a clause in their contract allowing them to match any offer from a new supplier and retain the contract. Given Liverpool are their biggest clients and the way the team is tracking at the moment, they’re pretty keen to retain and have stumped up the cash to do so.
Liverpool however, are saying that regardless of the actual fee, NB can’t match other aspects of the deal such as adequate distribution and supply chains around the world (and *cough*Mbappe*cough*), and thus are not really matching the Nike deal. NB are now taking Liverpool to court, to try and hold onto the sponsorship.
Its all getting a bit messy. Hopefully it doesn’t drag out too long, and personally I’m hoping it falls in Nike’s favour. I kinda think if you’re NB, it surely wouldn’t foster a good relationship to take your client to court to retain them against their wishes.
Exclusive: New Balance and Liverpool head to High Court in battle over kit deal
Nike looked all set to be Liverpool's new kit supplier, but New Balance are refusing to let go of the deal just yet...
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I prefer the fit of the NB kits over Nike but everyone's body shape is different so kind of a mute point. Something like this in the dark red would be nice though.
Nike finally flexed a bit and made some interesting and eye catching designs this season so I'd be happy to move to them. NB are a bit hit and miss.
Adidas would be better, IMO. Better kit designs and fit.
Nike can be be bland on one end whereas in the other end of the scale, can be crazy. Not really a good middle line.
Socceroos have had some interesting designs.
Really really enjoy New Balance. This season kit is classy, last season classic too. The 2017/18 season is the favourite, IMO.
Nike can be be bland on one end whereas in the other end of the scale, can be crazy. Not really a good middle line.
Socceroos have had some interesting designs.
Really really enjoy New Balance. This season kit is classy, last season classic too. The 2017/18 season is the favourite, IMO.
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