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super_pig
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you could sell that to Watford i reckon 
GRUMPY BLADE
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you could sell that to Watford i reckon
My first thought as well - Watford.
mattbianco1
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Sounded better on paper didn't it
Maybe swap the black and red around. Or change black to white. It would then be like the late 80s away...
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I would like to have a change from white socks to either red or black, I realise folk will say ah its tradition to have white socks but we had black socks before white, anyway tradition regarding kit style ended years ago, central red stripe on the shirt a must for me.
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The_Green_Man
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Nice work GG however i'm not a huge fan of this colourful combo!
I don't know what hurts my eyes and mind the most, the fact that it reminds me too much of Watford? or that I have this horrible Birmingham City number in my head
TJB.
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Nice work GG however i'm not a huge fan of this colourful combo!
I don't know what hurts my eyes and mind the most, the fact that it reminds me too much of Watford? or that I have this horrible Birmingham City number in my head
Jesus Christ, when the fuck did that come out? That's atrocious.
Why does their 140th anniversary warrant a sideways German flag as a shirt?
Ginger Gnome
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Did they actually wear that at some point? Or is it like the hoopy Norwich third kit that was much-mocked, but rarely worn.
I'm not a fan of the yellow thing I made, I just followed the recolouring request.
I'm not a fan of the yellow thing I made, I just followed the recolouring request.
mattbianco1
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It's a copy of their 1972 away shirt which was apparently popular with fans.
Probably like our Yellow/Brown striped one. Iconic to us, ridiculous to others.
mattbianco1
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I think it's a great idea that. Don't mind the shirt either to be fair. If the lighter colour was a darker yellow than the other it could work. Like a two-tone yellow hooped thingy.
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mattbianco1
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You've got to be a bit weird to like cheesestrings, but to then dip your cheesestring in piccalilli is just plain fucking wrong
WhiteHawk
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I quite like that shirt.
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New kit's
New kit's what?
Red and white? late in arriving? no better than last year?
I've had to amend the thread title. It was making me twitch every time I read it.
And yes, there will be new kits. Based on the fact that we've had a new one every year since fleecing fans became fashionable.
Hartley Hare
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A rework of this, without a sponsors logo, for the away kit would be superb.
HH
A rework of this, without a sponsors logo, for the away kit would be superb.
HH
Blade58
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I have no real issue with a new kit every season. After all, every club is at it. Although I appreciate its just another way of extracting more money from most people's ever diminishing wallet. However, I just wish the fans could have a say in the kit design instead of only the elite top table approving what we as fans are expected to buy
Whilst I acknowledge the difficulty in allowing supporters to vote on a website perhaps where it could be open to abuse, there must be some exclusive way of allowing fans to voice their opinion. Perhaps ST holders may be able to contribute, using their unique reference on their ST?
Whilst I acknowledge the difficulty in allowing supporters to vote on a website perhaps where it could be open to abuse, there must be some exclusive way of allowing fans to voice their opinion. Perhaps ST holders may be able to contribute, using their unique reference on their ST?
Barney
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I think allowing fans a voice on kits would actually be very beneficial to the club and supporters alike. I'm not too sure why it isn't more of a common thing for clubs to do, I don't see many if any down sides to it. It's a good thing in more than one way. Fans wouldn't be so inclined to feel as though they're being treated as money issuing pieces of shit, and also, the club as a whole would probably benefit from getting a much better kit out of it every year.
Finn Keane o' Balmaqueen
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I'm looking forward to the day when SUFC announce the third kit, which will only be worn in Europe.
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Pre-season tour?
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stringjunior
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Whoa there. Cheese and piccalilli is one of the finest flavour combinations known to man.You've got to be a bit weird to like cheesestrings, but to then dip your cheesestring in piccalilli is just plain fucking wrong
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There int no cheese in a cheesestring, though. Mainly melted down Barbie dolls and MSG.
Piccalilli looks like demon vomit, so for that reason, I'm out.
stringjunior
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You're right about cheese strings. My mistake
As for piccalilli, would could possibly be wrong with crispy veg, mustard, vinegar, spices, sugar. Yummy demon vomit.
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This psychology thing's affected me so much I'm moving there...soon to become WarszawaBlade
ChipButtyBlade
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And the one they had this season,just to compare the changes.
This is Sunderland's home kit this season. Might give us an idea of what we can expect.
mattbianco1
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This is Sunderland's home kit this season. Might give us an idea of what we can expect.
That's lovely. It's like nothing Sunderland have ever had since erm... 2015
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