barneygumble
Player Valuation: £60m
I think it looks boss tbh.
Was considering going in and buying the 3rd for Footie, and honestly came away undecided. Very smart.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
- Status
I think it looks boss tbh.
Was considering going in and buying the 3rd for Footie, and honestly came away undecided. Very smart.
bluerobert
Player Valuation: £30m
yes I’m thinking of getting the keepers one for footie. I usually only buy the long sleeve zip up training top butI’m a big fan of that black kit from the pics I’ve seen. If they do it long sleeve it might make my mind up for me
Oh hello!
Oh hello!
Oooooooo
Acrobat
Player Valuation: £8m
Oh hello!
WOW! Just ordered the blue one and the all weather jacket. Outstanding!
Acrobat
Player Valuation: £8m
All of them are, although the white one is a little impractical. And very 80's Italian Sergio Tacchini like!
I ordered the all weather jacket and the blue and amber trim walkout jacket.
Ordered the 3rd, love it.
SpongeBob brown shoes
Player Valuation: £40m
Oh hello!
I never buy anything Everton for myself only the kids, but that blue jacket looks good, actually tempted, Hummel have actually done well with all the kits and training gear this year
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £60m
Personally don't see how they beat this?
or tis
or tis
Zezti
Player Valuation: £70m
First win of the season?
www.telegraph.co.uk
1. Everton (home)
Everton new home kit 2020/21
A big winner. Yes, I’m as surprised as you that it's number one. This somehow reminds me of about six different great Everton shirts at once. The pattern on the front is the waveform of Z-Cars, but I’m sure you recognised that immediately. Astonishingly 'visual representation of song team run out to / fans sing' has become a bit of a shirt design cliché. But it works here, as does everything else. The glorious return of Hummel from the realms of tedious coffee table football books, its tasty chevrons on the shoulders and shorts, the impeccable sleeve trim, perfectly balanced socks. I even quite like the clever letter A car in the logo. It’s a car! It looks like a car! The company is also a car! Or something. Well done, Everton. Disproving once and for all the old adage you’ll win nothing with kits.
Premier League new kits 2020-21: every shirt ranked
Shirts, shorts and socks. Every team needs at least 22 of each (44 socks, ideally). Whose are the best? There's only one way to find out...
www.telegraph.co.uk
1. Everton (home)
Everton new home kit 2020/21
A big winner. Yes, I’m as surprised as you that it's number one. This somehow reminds me of about six different great Everton shirts at once. The pattern on the front is the waveform of Z-Cars, but I’m sure you recognised that immediately. Astonishingly 'visual representation of song team run out to / fans sing' has become a bit of a shirt design cliché. But it works here, as does everything else. The glorious return of Hummel from the realms of tedious coffee table football books, its tasty chevrons on the shoulders and shorts, the impeccable sleeve trim, perfectly balanced socks. I even quite like the clever letter A car in the logo. It’s a car! It looks like a car! The company is also a car! Or something. Well done, Everton. Disproving once and for all the old adage you’ll win nothing with kits.
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £60m
First win of the season?
Premier League new kits 2020-21: every shirt ranked
Shirts, shorts and socks. Every team needs at least 22 of each (44 socks, ideally). Whose are the best? There's only one way to find out...
1. Everton (home)
Everton new home kit 2020/21
A big winner. Yes, I’m as surprised as you that it's number one. This somehow reminds me of about six different great Everton shirts at once. The pattern on the front is the waveform of Z-Cars, but I’m sure you recognised that immediately. Astonishingly 'visual representation of song team run out to / fans sing' has become a bit of a shirt design cliché. But it works here, as does everything else. The glorious return of Hummel from the realms of tedious coffee table football books, its tasty chevrons on the shoulders and shorts, the impeccable sleeve trim, perfectly balanced socks. I even quite like the clever letter A car in the logo. It’s a car! It looks like a car! The company is also a car! Or something. Well done, Everton. Disproving once and for all the old adage you’ll win nothing with kits.
Say it quietly, the Kopites will start to think we're claiming the "Shirt of the season" trophy, like they love to claim we milk.
Oh hello!
Proper saucy, them. Already got home and away shirts (not sure on the 3rd...). Might have to grab one of these and all.
- Status