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posted 18-06-2008 12:30
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That's a good point tractorello. I'm not sure why. Wednesday don't have a third kit (at the moment), unless the current away kit (horribly orange) becomes the third one (although they're all discounted at the moment).
This one is the only one for me anyway:
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posted 18-06-2008 14:02
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Superb picture.
Mind you, Stevenage are spending some money this summer. Pity they haven't still got Peter Taylor to waste it all.
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posted 18-06-2008 14:11
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I know it's a centenary and everything, but are they going to play the whole season in this?
Blimey! Although I like that, it is basically an old-school-style ice hockey sweater. See the recent New York Rangers 'throwback-style' sweaters, for example:
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posted 18-06-2008 14:12
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ioannis nojorakis wrote:
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This one is the only one for me anyway:
I disagree. It's missing the name of some confectionary on the front.
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posted 18-06-2008 16:21
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Nah, it's mint. Especially the owl.
That Rangers sweater is bizarre. They never used quasi-Italic letters like that, and the navy only came in with their Statue of Liberty "third" in the last decade.
I presumed that St. Albans were going for the crowd that bought all of those ManUtd/Newton Heath numbers in green and yellow.
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posted 18-06-2008 17:36
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If the St Albans shirt is anything like as uncomfortable-looking as this Welsh Cup only one ;
Then players are going to get themselves sent off just to rid themselves of it early.
The replica was the worst quality fabric (even for a football shirt) I have ever touched. It gives me a rash just thinking about it.
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posted 18-06-2008 22:37
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I saw someone wearing that in a Super Furries Gig in Llandudno, I thought it looked quite good. I think Cardiff wore it in the Premier Cup and lost to Bangor at Ninian.
Newport did a similar thing with Goldie Lookin' Chain
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posted 19-06-2008 07:57
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WTF?
Is it supposed to be bling? Or is a Lord Mayor vibe?
Harry, it strikes me that the Cardiff shirt would have been great in a decent fabric. You may have had crap teams, but you've had some excellent sponsors (the SuperTed one comes immediately to mind).
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posted 19-06-2008 15:36
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Sempronio Carpentiere wrote:
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The replica was the worst quality fabric (even for a football shirt) I have ever touched. It gives me a rash just thinking about it.
Some of the early 90s Cardiff shirts, the ones sponsored by the South Wales Echo, were made of a incredibly stretchy material that I haven't felt on any garment since.
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posted 19-06-2008 17:48
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I sat next to a Welsh guy wearing that GLC top at the fifth day of the second test of the last Ashes tour in Adelaide. I didn't manage to find out which team he was supporting though - I assume England as he left as soon as it got embarrassing.
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posted 19-06-2008 17:49
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What is this news of Liverpool having a blueish third kit I see on FSC?
Surely wearing BLUE + LIVERPOOL = EVERTON ???
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posted 19-06-2008 17:54
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Er, it's green isn't it?
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posted 19-06-2008 17:59
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Really? I guess it's some way between the two, but not really a colour that should be associated with Liverpool.
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posted 20-06-2008 09:50
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New Liverpool kits, you say?
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posted 20-06-2008 10:08
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They need Mao caps to go with those.
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