chrissivad
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No, Nike would have any right to change/adapt our logo/brand at all.
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No, Nike would have any right to change/adapt our logo/brand at all.
robertgoulet
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Obviously they couldn't unilaterally do it, but I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that they could argue it's going to bring in more $. And $ speaks to Levy.
absolute bobbins
Am Yisrael Chai
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It's not up to Nike.
Spurs determin the way the badge looks on the shirt, a kit manufacturer cannot take it upon themselves to modify the clubs IP
fridgemagnet
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How long left on the AIA deal?
Also i've liked the Under Armour kits for the most only things i wasn't keen on was the black/grey half/half, the tread pattern down the back of one of the blue away kits. I've really liked their training gear though. And all of the UA stuff i own and other family members has all been really well made, expensive but well made.
The problem i'll have with Nike is they don't really do sizes for those of us who are a tad wider, longer and taller than standard
plus their website's shite.
Also i've really not been impressed with their efforts with England kits (the French ones i've seen are quite nice though) plus they appear to have gone mental with certain clubs designs of late.
Also i've liked the Under Armour kits for the most only things i wasn't keen on was the black/grey half/half, the tread pattern down the back of one of the blue away kits. I've really liked their training gear though. And all of the UA stuff i own and other family members has all been really well made, expensive but well made.
The problem i'll have with Nike is they don't really do sizes for those of us who are a tad wider, longer and taller than standard
plus their website's shite. Also i've really not been impressed with their efforts with England kits (the French ones i've seen are quite nice though) plus they appear to have gone mental with certain clubs designs of late.
TheVoiceofReason
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The problem i'll have with Nike is they don't really do sizes for those of us who are a tad wider, longer and taller than standard
Totally get where your coming from. Nike just don't make shorts that accommodate larger-sized penises. It's an absolute nightmare having this big ol' dick.
robertgoulet
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I understand that, hence my post right above yours. I was on the app so I was unable to use the quote feature.
robertgoulet
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Generally pretty reliable.
http://www.footyheadlines.com/2017/01/nike-tottenham-17-18-kit.html
"Made by Nike, the Tottenham 2017-2018 home jersey is set to introduce a clean and classy look that could likely be based on teamwear. To go with this understated and traditional design, the Tottenham 17-18 kit will feature a 1950s-inspired take on the Spurs logo with a shield around the original shape."
http://www.footyheadlines.com/2017/01/nike-tottenham-17-18-kit.html
"Made by Nike, the Tottenham 2017-2018 home jersey is set to introduce a clean and classy look that could likely be based on teamwear. To go with this understated and traditional design, the Tottenham 17-18 kit will feature a 1950s-inspired take on the Spurs logo with a shield around the original shape."
TheVoiceofReason
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Sounds promising. Shame about the AIA
chrissivad
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Don't they just post all leaked kits?
Not sure i would call them reliable as thats at least 2 home kits they have posted in the last week
robertgoulet
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They specify when it's rumor (or a guess) or when it's legit/been confirmed. If you look at the posts from last week it says:
"These two kits show concept designs that made it to actual but not real kits."
Today's falls into the "confirmed" bucket.
SandroClegane
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..."courtesy of Jack Henderson..."Generally pretty reliable.
http://www.footyheadlines.com/2017/01/nike-tottenham-17-18-kit.html
"Made by Nike, the Tottenham 2017-2018 home jersey is set to introduce a clean and classy look that could likely be based on teamwear. To go with this understated and traditional design, the Tottenham 17-18 kit will feature a 1950s-inspired take on the Spurs logo with a shield around the original shape."
Who the fuck is Jack Henderson?
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thebenjamin
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What's 'teamwear'?
SandroClegane
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coyspurs18
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Missed a trick by not having it read "To Dare is to Just Do It"
Flashspur
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Son's off then, eh?
thinktank
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Take away the giant bastard cockerel and 'Tottenham Hotspur' from under the badge and it's a pretty damb perfect navy away though...
That navy one is sumptuous.
tobi
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A bunch of generic kits that are available to order for amateur teams (Sunday League etc). Also lower League teams almost always get teamwear kits.
It's not a good thing to have in the first season of a contract and suggests the manufacturer didn't have enough time to design the kit.
England's first Nike kit was based on a teamwear template.
Looks like the article has been updated and suggests it's an original design.
