Change kit, not away kit

[BladeInBC]

Yep. Then whenever the opposition smash one in the roof of our net we'll combat it by simply shouting "over!". They will counter with calls of " post and in" but our large crowds shouting "over" will drown them out.

And we won't be able to judge whether it was over by the height of the goaly because we'll be playing goaly wag.

 

[Finn Keane o' Balmaqueen]

All about the sponsors and the deal the club makes with the manufacturer.

Basically, it's got nothing to do with colour-clashes.

 

[RMBlade]

I recommend a Getafe style kit from 2009!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...s-beef-La-Liga-teams-new-Burger-King-kit.html

 

[blackydog]

Make em reversible and turn em inside out. Sorted.

 

[Bartleby]

Jumpers for goal posts?

a pair of stout shoes if the parents can't afford proper football boots?

 

[mancunianblade]

All about the sponsors and the deal the club makes with the manufacturer.

Basically, it's got nothing to do with colour-clashes.

Exactly this,boils my piss to see away teams use the change when it's closer to the opposition teams kit than the home would have been

 

[DifferentClass]

I recommend a Getafe style kit from 2009!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...s-beef-La-Liga-teams-new-Burger-King-kit.html

Billy would look reyt at home in that

 

[Cerberus Blade]

Sadly it's yet another part of football's shift from sport towards business and the lure of the filthy lucre...United, like every other team, should play in their first choice strip unless a change is necessary due to a clash. If there's a separate sponsor for the change strip then they either accept this or not. Fucking away kits.
And don't get me started with fucking stupid third kits...I mean, how hard can it be to choose a change strip that doesn't require the need for ANOTHER change strip just in case. Fuck me.

They only do it because every year thousands of gullible fans just have to have the latest shirt and it makes the club loads of money. You can't blame the club for that really - you need to go back to the fans and ask them why it's so important to have the latest shirt every year? And do they not realise they are being ripped off by doing so? In my opinion the club should stop changing the shirt every year and keep the same one for a minimum period of 3 years/seasons. However, the deal may be beyond them now. I imagine we're already signed up, like most clubs, to a new shirt every season.

 

[vorpal blade]

isn't Celtic's away kit green?

I watched two matches on TV last season in which both teams were wearing very similar kits anyone remember them, did one involve Man. City?


STOP PRESS

this is one of them,



Norwich v. Wolves ....... (Wolves' change kit being greeny yellow ...... what dolt came up with that one?)

More dooseys here http://www.footyheadlines.com/search/label/Kit Clash?max-results=8

 

[Blade-on-Tyne]

Sorry if this subject has already been discussed before but do other Blades think the same as me in that United should wear our red and white shirts at every possible opportunity rather than having an "away kit" which we seem to use sometimes when not needed.
I know we need a change of shirt when there is a colour clash with the home side but sometimes I just can't see the logic in changing from our traditional shirts when we don't need to.
Perhaps if there was less fuss made of our second strip we might stick to wearing stripes more often and be proud to wear the red and white.
UTB.

Sorry if this subject has already been discussed before but do other Blades think the same as me in that United should wear our red and white shirts at every possible opportunity rather than having an "away kit" which we seem to use sometimes when not needed.
I know we need a change of shirt when there is a colour clash with the home side but sometimes I just can't see the logic in changing from our traditional shirts when we don't need to.
Perhaps if there was less fuss made of our second strip we might stick to wearing stripes more often and be proud to wear the red and white.
UTB.

I'm sure this has been said before too.
It sells more shirts