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posted 31-08-2008 23:18
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Bought this today. I swore I'd never buy a football top again, being too old for all that shennanigans, but how many times do you get to buy your team's shirt without a sponsor? And there are stripes on the back too!
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posted 31-08-2008 23:25
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I loved the away kit they wore yesterday as well but i wish the badge and Umbro logo were lightly lower down the chest but they are obviously waiting for the sponsor's logo
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posted 31-08-2008 23:28
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It's navy with light blue sleeves isn't it? A nod to their early eighties change strip.
Possibly but it is still too close to Plymouth's green especially when they have a perfectly good white kit (well, if you're a Jack, like)
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posted 31-08-2008 23:29
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I think it's terrible.
It makes WBA look like some kind of billy no-mates side and I hope all the other teams point and laugh at their untouchable status.
If it were my team I'd avoid games out of embarrasment until it were rectified.
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posted 31-08-2008 23:36
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Oh bugger off with your capitalist sponsor appreciation.
CAn you genuinely say that "Ken Thorne's World of Cars", for instance, is better than an unsullied shirt
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posted 31-08-2008 23:43
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Yes. Don't forget that you're talking to a man who was trying to stick his own company's logo on Cardiff's shirts.
A team being the only one in the league/division without a sponsor is like the "being nude at the school assembly" dream to the power of a thousand, acute embarrasment.
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posted 02-09-2008 09:36
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Not in Italy:
Bologna:
Lazio:
Palermo:
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posted 02-09-2008 10:13
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So, none of them are "only one in the league/division without a sponsor" then?
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posted 02-09-2008 10:20
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None of them are Billy No Mates, no.
I've always found your position on this issue to be baffling. I appreciate your aesthetic criticism of the details WBA kit, but those aren't of general application.
BTW, the Udinese kit should bring a smile to all of those who favour narrow stripes, and is a tremendous upgrade over their recent efforts (the moire effect stripes, the asymetrical curved ones, etc.)
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posted 03-09-2008 06:14
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Sepp Blatter can't leave well enough alone, example 14,782.
A shiny badge to remind the Azzurri that they are World Cup Holders.
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posted 12-09-2008 19:51
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Interesting (if you're into this sort of thing) piece about Sevilla featuring the Spanish colours on their UEFA Cup kits this season on theoffside: http://sevilla.theoffside.com/team-news/club-or-country.html
I must admit I've never really liked the idea of the Wales flag featuring on Cardiff City kits either.
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posted 18-09-2008 21:40
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So here's our charity kit. Limited to 85 and supporting Huddersfield Royal Infirmary Breast Cancer Care Fund:
Our chairman-elect has already donated £1m to Macmillan Cancer Support too.
This guy is fantastic. I'm glad he's stopped giving Stan Ternent money to buy central midfielders.
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posted 19-09-2008 23:16
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Sponsors logo aside, that is a lovely kit
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posted 19-09-2008 23:19
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Dulwich Hamlet and Corinthian-Casuals, both proud wearers of pink, are heroes of mine. Palermo less so, I can't properly explain why.
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posted 20-09-2008 08:34
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Do you have a view on Sport Boys of Peru?
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posted 20-09-2008 23:38
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