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Bout fucking time, TBF.On schedule
ERMAHGERD ER CERNT BERLERVE HER BERSPERK ERT ERRSSSS!! ER LERVE ERREAARR.OH THE SHEER BESPOKERY, IT'S ALL TOO MUCH!!!!
Who's he? Does he know someone who does good kits?!
Like black shorts and socks. Decent design, but the quality, material and finish appears to leave lots to be desired.
flash as fuck. Socialism at work….
Ok, my thoughts throughout:
Home kit - simple, basic, hard to be inoffensive. Minimalism and simple designs can look classy. Glad to see stripes all over!
Home GK kit - great design idea, not seen quality as yet.
Away kit - good initial idea, the design had the potential to be sensational. The execution of the actual design, the quality and the finish is dreadful. It looks poor. Poor stripe, poor collar, just poor . The material is bloody woeful and so cheap and sweaty.
Away GK kit - basic, smacks of a template, uninspiring. No imagination.
Third kit - undecided. Initial reaction: sleek, the classier one of the lot, but also with an air of a bit too basic. At risk of looking like training gear. No idea on the quality yet.
Third GK kit - same reflections as third kit. Could be classy, could sell really well.
For me, the main issues remain: quality, quality control, material, finish. Cheap, sweaty, poor wearing, step down in brand image for Adidas, step down in quality of material from Adidas. Poor, poor customer service, poor delivery times and awful communication from club and manufacturer throughout.
I'll check them all out and see how the quality stacks up, however there's not a chance I'm paying that price range for a lower standard manufacturer. Get real. I'm likely to go for a home shirt, assuming it isn't utter toss quality, when they're down to about £15-20, because that's realistically what they're worth based on quality/finish.
The stripes on the back are welcome back. UTB.
No no, now now. Seen the quality of some, but not of others. Namely today's releases and whilst admittedly, I haven't seen the quality of the away first hand, I'm heading horror stories enough to know not to try that!
3rd GK > Home GK > Home Shirt > Away Shirt > 3rd Shirt > Away GKOk, my thoughts throughout:
Home kit - simple, basic, hard to be inoffensive. Minimalism and simple designs can look classy. Glad to see stripes all over!
Home GK kit - great design idea, not seen quality as yet.
Away kit - good initial idea, the design had the potential to be sensational. The execution of the actual design, the quality and the finish is dreadful. It looks poor. Poor stripe, poor collar, just poor . The material is bloody woeful and so cheap and sweaty.
Away GK kit - basic, smacks of a template, uninspiring. No imagination.
Third kit - undecided. Initial reaction: sleek, the classier one of the lot, but also with an air of a bit too basic. At risk of looking like training gear. No idea on the quality yet.
Third GK kit - same reflections as third kit. Could be classy, could sell really well.
For me, the main issues remain: quality, quality control, material, finish. Cheap, sweaty, poor wearing, step down in brand image for Adidas, step down in quality of material from Adidas. Poor, poor customer service, poor delivery times and awful communication from club and manufacturer throughout.
I'll check them all out and see how the quality stacks up, however there's not a chance I'm paying that price range for a lower standard manufacturer. Get real. I'm likely to go for a home shirt, assuming it isn't utter toss quality, when they're down to about £15-20, because that's realistically what they're worth based on quality/finish.
The stripes on the back are welcome back. UTB.
It's been done before, Man Utd did it and England have done it a couple of times. Not many examples I admit but still.......
Interesting. Missed them both. Struggle to understand why it hasn’t caught on then. Obviously football’s masters of economics may have suppressed it as a concept!
Seconded. The burgundy keeper kit is the stand out but I fear the quality will let it down.Ok, my thoughts throughout:
Home kit - simple, basic, hard to be inoffensive. Minimalism and simple designs can look classy. Glad to see stripes all over!
Home GK kit - great design idea, not seen quality as yet.
Away kit - good initial idea, the design had the potential to be sensational. The execution of the actual design, the quality and the finish is dreadful. It looks poor. Poor stripe, poor collar, just poor . The material is bloody woeful and so cheap and sweaty.
Away GK kit - basic, smacks of a template, uninspiring. No imagination.
Third kit - undecided. Initial reaction: sleek, the classier one of the lot, but also with an air of a bit too basic. At risk of looking like training gear. No idea on the quality yet.
Third GK kit - same reflections as third kit. Could be classy, could sell really well.
For me, the main issues remain: quality, quality control, material, finish. Cheap, sweaty, poor wearing, step down in brand image for Adidas, step down in quality of material from Adidas. Poor, poor customer service, poor delivery times and awful communication from club and manufacturer throughout.
I'll check them all out and see how the quality stacks up, however there's not a chance I'm paying that price range for a lower standard manufacturer. Get real. I'm likely to go for a home shirt, assuming it isn't utter toss quality, when they're down to about £15-20, because that's realistically what they're worth based on quality/finish.
The stripes on the back are welcome back. UTB.
Saving some money this year then.
Man U was a genuine, impressive attempt. England reverse versions managed to naff themselves down to a Sports Direct cheapy!
That man united kit is about 6" thick and would keep you alive in the Antarctic.
Bizarrely, those England shirts were out at a time when Sports Direct were flogging them for way, way cheaper than anyone else.
+1 for the number patch
Three keeper kits. Give me strength…
Having been that way recently? Bet they could film the whole thing at least to the Moor without passing another person.Best thread in decades! Brilliantly OTT
Suggestion:
Entire squad gets off the tram at Cathedral Square in all three versions of the 2023/24 kits.
They then play keepy uppy all the way up Fargate, across the Peace Gardens, down The Moor, through the St Mary's underpass and up to Bramall Lane.
Make 'em walk to the ground like the rest of us!
Simples.
Ahh, let me take that back, just seen that dodgy little collar.
It doesn’t look like a black Middlesbrough shirt now you’ve noticed the collar?
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