New Kits 2021/22

[mmmmsnouts]

The PSG kit is good. It’s really hard to mess up that color combination.

 

[marsh]

I say it every year but I wish they'd keep kits for a few years like they used to, £50 odd every season is ridiculous and that's just for one of the 3 kits teams bring out

 

[NathDogg]

I say it every year but I wish they'd keep kits for a few years like they used to, £50 odd every season is ridiculous and that's just for one of the 3 kits teams bring out

Totally agree, but will never happen, as there is way too much money to screw out of the fans/customers, with 3 more new kits every season.

It was much fairer when all clubs only changed one of they're kits every year.

I would love to see the governing bodies (FIFA/uefa/EPL) put some rules in on new kits in the laws, and limit changes to one kit per year, but there's bugger all chance of that after seeing the farcical punishment the scabs got handed yesterday.

 

[kenada_blue]

Totally agree, but will never happen, as there is way too much money to screw out of the fans/customers, with 3 more new kits every season.

It was much fairer when all clubs only changed one of they're kits every year.

I would love to see the governing bodies (FIFA/uefa/EPL) put some rules in on new kits in the laws, and limit changes to one kit per year, but there's bugger all chance of that after seeing the farcical punishment the scabs got handed yesterday.

Kits aren't for "legacy" fans anymore.

When I first heard kits were going for up to £100 a pop a few years back, i knew it wasnt for the average Joe

 

[NathDogg]

Kits aren't for "legacy" fans anymore.

When I first heard kits were going for up to £100 a pop a few years back, i knew it wasnt for the average Joe

Know what you mean, but the suthorities could definitely limit the amount of kit changes allowed.

There would be no appetite to do so though - it's another cash cow.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Not new ,but new.

New Order's Umbro football shirts are a goal-scoring celebration of the 1990s

New Order, Factory Records and Umbro have collaborated on a range of football shirts that pay homage to the 1990s rave-terrace crossover.

www.gq-magazine.co.uk

 

[Nymzee]

Not new ,but new.

New Order's Umbro football shirts are a goal-scoring celebration of the 1990s

New Order, Factory Records and Umbro have collaborated on a range of football shirts that pay homage to the 1990s rave-terrace crossover.

www.gq-magazine.co.uk

Just screams beer garden, Summer, Happy Mondays.

 

[davids]

Kits aren't for "legacy" fans anymore.

When I first heard kits were going for up to £100 a pop a few years back, i knew it wasnt for the average Joe

Hence the fakes readily available.

 

[KaiserEFC]

Just screams beer garden, Summer, Happy Mondays.

I think those are trying a bit hard if I’m honest

 

[Nymzee]

I think those are trying a bit hard if I’m honest

That kit will sell out where I live.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

That kit will sell out where I live.

No chance were I live

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

9

 

[Billy Dean]

That kit will sell out where I live.

Wish they'd sell the plain white tee with World in Motion written on the front. If I want the retro england top I could've bought that anyway for less than 50 sheets.

 

[3012Brian]

I say it every year but I wish they'd keep kits for a few years like they used to, £50 odd every season is ridiculous and that's just for one of the 3 kits teams bring out

Queen's Park kept their last kit for 7 years!! It was made by Under Armour and they wore it for 3 years, then when it was their 150th anniversary in 2017 they changed and the home hooped kit became the away kit and they brought out a dark navy kit as the home kit to mark their original kit, which became the Scotland kit, and wore that for 2 years, then they changed back to the hoops kit when the aniversary was over and the only difference was an updated Irn Bru logo. This year they switched to Admiral kits and the away kit design is back to the Irn Bru colours and is unique as has every league result on it, from 1900 when they joined the league until 2020, hence the dots on it, ie green - win, orange - draw, red - defeat.

 

[maccavennie]

Queen's Park kept their last kit for 7 years!! It was made by Under Armour and they wore it for 3 years, then when it was their 150th anniversary in 2017 they changed and the home hooped kit became the away kit and they brought out a dark navy kit as the home kit to mark their original kit, which became the Scotland kit, and wore that for 2 years, then they changed back to the hoops kit when the aniversary was over and the only difference was an updated Irn Bru logo. This year they switched to Admiral kits and the away kit design is back to the Irn Bru colours and is unique as has every league result on it, from 1900 when they joined the league until 2020, hence the dots on it, ie green - win, orange - draw, red - defeat.

That's a lot of defeats that lol