gavspur
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New Nike Kits 20-21
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Gassin's finest
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Its one of those magic eye things, so that when a penalty taker stares at it says "you're shit".
chrissivad
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That great, unless your like me and never got those magic eye things to work
chrissivad
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im sure it would look even better with out the logo... wonder how much we would need to pay for that to happen....
Hope it stays that way. I’ve still got nightmares of when AIA first cane into the picture. We threw the red AIA lettering onto our cyan away kit.
Gassin's finest
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Back of the net for you!
Gassin's finest
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I'm sure I had a shell suit like this in 1990...Is there anywhere online you can purchase this rain jacket?
thecook
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Reminds me of the old Campri ski jackets that were all the rage in the 80's
theShiznit
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Like the green kit.
Not sure about the re-purposed 2001 Bolton kit for a home strip though...
Luckily if you buy it no one will see you out in it (or if they do you'll be wearing a mask so can get away without fear of reprisals )
Not sure about the re-purposed 2001 Bolton kit for a home strip though...
Luckily if you buy it no one will see you out in it (or if they do you'll be wearing a mask so can get away without fear of reprisals
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EZSpur
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Gonna go out on a limb here and say that i like all of the kits.
Yup, they're definitely not traditional in any way (apart from maybe the Yellow one) - but they're distinctive and not rolled off some template.
No denying that the kits are targeting a younger demographic, with the Home kit and 4th kit being inspired by Nike's air max style and colourways.
And assuming the green kit is a nod to how well we performed in green last time, in our CL run. Hopefully it will be a good omen.
I'm actually quite impressed that Nike is confident enough in our brand, to try and be more adventurous, after all Nike has always been the rebel, to Adidas' more clean and more structured approach.
I reckon we're gonna see a lot of youngsters wearing our kits.
For all those purists out there, i hate to say it but 'plain' shirts just don't seem to cut it anymore.
Yup, they're definitely not traditional in any way (apart from maybe the Yellow one) - but they're distinctive and not rolled off some template.
No denying that the kits are targeting a younger demographic, with the Home kit and 4th kit being inspired by Nike's air max style and colourways.
And assuming the green kit is a nod to how well we performed in green last time, in our CL run. Hopefully it will be a good omen.
I'm actually quite impressed that Nike is confident enough in our brand, to try and be more adventurous, after all Nike has always been the rebel, to Adidas' more clean and more structured approach.
I reckon we're gonna see a lot of youngsters wearing our kits.
For all those purists out there, i hate to say it but 'plain' shirts just don't seem to cut it anymore.
ILS
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Yes I agree about the logo. It looks like you have tried to wash it and the colour has run into it and now you have this light dodgy green colour.
ajspurs
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It's weird as I much prefer traditional/classic looking home shirts but I always buy the change strips as I'm not a fan of wearing white myself but I'd consider actually buying this one. I actually like the additional features they have on it. The blue sleeves have grown on me even though I personally wouldn't choose to have them and I really like the strips down the side, the yellow trimmings and the grey pattern on it.
