This. Gets my vote. Only question will be sizing, which will no doubt mean no purchase unless something amazing happens and I drop a few sizes in the coming weeks...
Red, white and red, job done. Looks smart, not too fancy and will hopefully sell a considerable amount.
Just pleased that common sense has prevailed and we didn't end up with a home shirt that would have caused heated debates on Internet forums, Facebook groups and social media.
Red shirt with small but well-judged bits of white trim, white shorts, red socks. It's simple, has our badge, the manufacturer's badge, the sponsor's logo in all the right places and at the right sizes.
Too boring, there should be some design to the shorts and socks, hooped socks and a red band down the shorts and it would look a bit more put together, instead we have shorts and socks that could be the own brand 1.50 jobs from sports direct and a golf shirt for the kit.
Are we seriously getting the Man City purple kit as our third strip this season? Or is that a hilarious joke? I hope it is a joke because it's purple and fluorescent green. It looks like something a child would colour in while they waited for a table at Harvester
Are we seriously getting the Man City purple kit as our third strip this season? Or is that a hilarious joke? I hope it is a joke because it's purple and fluorescent green. It looks like something a child would colour in while they waited for a table at Harvester
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I like it actually.
In 1992.
Dated and bland IMO. Like the all red. Sponsor logo is simply to be as clear as possible. The other font want show up from a distance.
Just pleased that common sense has prevailed and we didn't end up with a home shirt that would have caused heated debates on Internet forums, Facebook groups and social media.
I'm a fan, it looks like a normal kit basically.
Quite like it though.
football-shirts.co.uk/fans/official-charlton-athletic-2015-16-nike-home-kit_31706
Not a bad guess from 13 months ago
Also it evoked Bernie Slaven era Middlesbrough. No real problem with that, but it wasn't Charlton