I like the Laser II kit being suggested as the next home kit.
Shame Nike don't do fat sizes as I'd have bought that for use on my cycle commute.
Agreed nice simple shirt, nearly all red and it has a collar, but we need white shorts - we're not Liverpool.
Unfortunately I think this is going to be a running theme for a lot of clubs, UEFA changed the rules on kits in the world cup which led to England wearing block colours, Germany wearing white shorts, Argentina wearing white shorts and Spain wearing red shorts.
Eventually I think most teams will end up following suit, with most kits becoming block colours wherever possible. Even Southampton have used all red shirts for a couple of seasons
I like the Laser II kit being suggested as the next home kit.
Shame Nike don't do fat sizes as I'd have bought that for use on my cycle commute.
Agreed nice simple shirt, nearly all red and it has a collar, but we need white shorts - we're not Liverpool.
Unfortunately I think this is going to be a running theme for a lot of clubs, UEFA changed the rules on kits in the world cup which led to England wearing block colours, Germany wearing white shorts, Argentina wearing white shorts and Spain wearing red shorts.
Eventually I think most teams will end up following suit, with most kits becoming block colours wherever possible. Even Southampton have used all red shirts for a couple of seasons
Another classic example of FIFA making up rules than do not effect the game whatsoever. What can thee really do if clubs / national teams just said no, we're going to play in whatever kit we like. It was refreshing to see Italy and England both wearing white shorts this week.
I like the Laser II kit being suggested as the next home kit.
Shame Nike don't do fat sizes as I'd have bought that for use on my cycle commute.
Agreed nice simple shirt, nearly all red and it has a collar, but we need white shorts - we're not Liverpool.
Unfortunately I think this is going to be a running theme for a lot of clubs, UEFA changed the rules on kits in the world cup which led to England wearing block colours, Germany wearing white shorts, Argentina wearing white shorts and Spain wearing red shorts.
Eventually I think most teams will end up following suit, with most kits becoming block colours wherever possible. Even Southampton have used all red shirts for a couple of seasons
Another classic example of FIFA making up rules than do not effect the game whatsoever. What can thee really do if clubs / national teams just said no, we're going to play in whatever kit we like. It was refreshing to see Italy and England both wearing white shorts this week.
Kick them out of the tournaments? They'd only have do it once to one nation and the rest would do as they were told pretty quick.
I think you'll find the argument is that there are still many in poorer countries with black and white tv sets. It would make the FA look like real ar$eholes if they insisted that their team (earning a combined wage in excess of £1m a week) were to insist on wearing dark shorts when it means that the worlds poor would find it harder to watch the game.
This would be especially bad if it were only to enable the FA to sell more football kits.
I like the Laser II kit being suggested as the next home kit.
Shame Nike don't do fat sizes as I'd have bought that for use on my cycle commute.
Agreed nice simple shirt, nearly all red and it has a collar, but we need white shorts - we're not Liverpool.
Unfortunately I think this is going to be a running theme for a lot of clubs, UEFA changed the rules on kits in the world cup which led to England wearing block colours, Germany wearing white shorts, Argentina wearing white shorts and Spain wearing red shorts.
Eventually I think most teams will end up following suit, with most kits becoming block colours wherever possible. Even Southampton have used all red shirts for a couple of seasons
Another classic example of FIFA making up rules than do not effect the game whatsoever. What can thee really do if clubs / national teams just said no, we're going to play in whatever kit we like. It was refreshing to see Italy and England both wearing white shorts this week.
Kick them out of the tournaments? They'd only have do it once to one nation and the rest would do as they were told pretty quick.
I think you'll find the argument is that there are still many in poorer countries with black and white tv sets. It would make the FA look like real ar$eholes if they insisted that their team (earning a combined wage in excess of £1m a week) were to insist on wearing dark shorts when it means that the worlds poor would find it harder to watch the game.
This would be especially bad if it were only to enable the FA to sell more football kits.
Other than when we play Millwall, this hardly applies to us!
I like the Laser II kit being suggested as the next home kit.
Shame Nike don't do fat sizes as I'd have bought that for use on my cycle commute.
Agreed nice simple shirt, nearly all red and it has a collar, but we need white shorts - we're not Liverpool.
Unfortunately I think this is going to be a running theme for a lot of clubs, UEFA changed the rules on kits in the world cup which led to England wearing block colours, Germany wearing white shorts, Argentina wearing white shorts and Spain wearing red shorts.
Eventually I think most teams will end up following suit, with most kits becoming block colours wherever possible. Even Southampton have used all red shirts for a couple of seasons
Another classic example of FIFA making up rules than do not effect the game whatsoever. What can thee really do if clubs / national teams just said no, we're going to play in whatever kit we like. It was refreshing to see Italy and England both wearing white shorts this week.
Kick them out of the tournaments? They'd only have do it once to one nation and the rest would do as they were told pretty quick.
I think you'll find the argument is that there are still many in poorer countries with black and white tv sets. It would make the FA look like real ar$eholes if they insisted that their team (earning a combined wage in excess of £1m a week) were to insist on wearing dark shorts when it means that the worlds poor would find it harder to watch the game.
This would be especially bad if it were only to enable the FA to sell more football kits.
Other than when we play Millwall, this hardly applies to us!
And that's because black and white TV is all they have in jail!
Any idea if this season's kits are likely to be reduced in the next few weeks? Fancy picking up the black away one but consious that seeing as they're about to unveil the new ones, I'd be stupid to pay £45!
Option 2 would be my choice .. I dislike the silly little collars that don't do anything except make it easier for an opponent to grab hold and throttle you .. Bristol City have had a terrific season, despite their soppyy kit
Any idea if this season's kits are likely to be reduced in the next few weeks? Fancy picking up the black away one but consious that seeing as they're about to unveil the new ones, I'd be stupid to pay £45!
Until Nike took over you could easily pick up a shirt less than £20 as the season ended, but Nike seem to have stopped that and certainly so far during their regime they have not put shirts on clearance sale. I suspect there are a number of kids out in Africa running around in Charlton replica shirts or they are just shredded.
Liking garish away shirts, I wanted the orange kit but not for more than £15
Any idea if this season's kits are likely to be reduced in the next few weeks? Fancy picking up the black away one but consious that seeing as they're about to unveil the new ones, I'd be stupid to pay £45!
Until Nike took over you could easily pick up a shirt less than £20 as the season ended, but Nike seem to have stopped that and certainly so far during their regime they have not put shirts on clearance sale. I suspect there are a number of kids out in Africa running around in Charlton replica shirts or they are just shredded.
Liking garish away shirts, I wanted the orange kit but not for more than £15
I have to say that I agree with this. Maybe a second hand one on eBay, but I find it insulting to those that paid full price when they discount them - especially now that they change them every year. It means that a Christmas present might only have a few months use before it is selling cheap.
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Eventually I think most teams will end up following suit, with most kits becoming block colours wherever possible. Even Southampton have used all red shirts for a couple of seasons
Who'd have thought this with rd in charge changing managers Willy nilly!
I think you'll find the argument is that there are still many in poorer countries with black and white tv sets. It would make the FA look like real ar$eholes if they insisted that their team (earning a combined wage in excess of £1m a week) were to insist on wearing dark shorts when it means that the worlds poor would find it harder to watch the game.
This would be especially bad if it were only to enable the FA to sell more football kits.
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Liking garish away shirts, I wanted the orange kit but not for more than £15