New Kit for next year?

[WhiteHawk]

Hands up who likes the Cameroon look.

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[gavtheblade]

I hope your refering to `the look`,you mean the colour of the kit

 

[JohnDenver]

Didn't Cameroon have a onesie kit a few years back? That'd be a grin for your average bloke to sport.

 

[Sensiblade]

Didn't Cameroon have a onesie kit a few years back? That'd be a grin for your average bloke to sport.

They wanted to, but weren't allowed by Fifa so I believe.

 

[vorpal blade]

so good FIFA banned it.

 

[Latters]

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so good FIFA banned it.

Onesies and holding hands. I don't know, footballers today.

On the subject of Cameroon, do you remember the sleeveless shirts they had as well? That was around Suffo's time.

 

[Sensiblade]

Onesies and holding hands. I don't know, footballers today.

On the subject of Cameroon, do you remember the sleeveless shirts they had as well? That was around Suffo's time.

Didn't Fifa ban that too?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-311942/Puma-sues-FIFA-Cameroon-kit-ban.html

 

[vorpal blade]

Got to say my kappa Italy shirt from this period is a little more skin tight on me but it represented a welcome return to simplicity following a decade of Jacquard looms and idiotic 'watermarks' in the weave. Note the lack of trademark on the chest.

(Oh aye I think that one might be worth looking up Latters.)

 

[Latters]

Didn't Fifa ban that too?

What, hand holding? They ought to have.

 

[vorpal blade]

Personally I think its only a matter of time before a footballer plucks up the courage and comes out as straight.

 

[SouthEssexBlade]

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so good FIFA banned it.

Loving the lion claw marks on the ribs! Now there's an idea, Blade slashes in the shirt

 

[Latters]

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Personally I think its only a matter of time before a footballer plucks up the courage and comes out as straight.

I wouldn't fancy telling any of them that!

 

[vorpal blade]

OK, next match, I'll stand at the front, barracking the players with cat-calls like,

"pick yourself up you hetero" or "he fell over",

I dare.

 

[SESKU Blade]

You're right about it being yellow but you got the wrong one

Can we just not got back to umbro and get them to re-issue this? Attempts since for high vis shirts by any manufacturer have been piss poor

 

[ryza]

 

[wizadry]

Awesome ryza they are ,i would buy everyone of them without any qualms whatsoever

 

[moDtheGod]

Mixed feelings about those designs, Ryza. Not a fan of the home strip at all, I think it's pretty rank - the stripes are too thin for me - but the yellow away strip is fantastic. I would almost certainly buy that. I love the third shirt too, though if I'm honest it looks more like leisure wear or a training top than an actual football shirt (maybe that was your intention?!) I'd definitely wear it anyway, and would probably consider buying it (would be a choice between that and the yellow one, which I would probably plump for).

 

[mattbianco1]

Rumour is that all replica shirts will arrive with "EVANS 9" on the back. That'll put some off

 

[mattbianco1]

Keep checking back on this page - http://sondicoprofessional.com/pro-teams/

I might keep it as my screensaver when the next club badge appears on there

 

[stannyblade]

Would prefer thicker stripes to the home kit myself but the other two are great.

 

[stannyblade]

Keep checking back on this page - http://sondicoprofessional.com/pro-teams/

I might keep it as my screensaver when the next club badge appears on there

Wow they supply soom really MASSIVE names there mattbianco1

 

[ScoobBlade]

Rumour is that all replica shirts will arrive with "EVANS 9" on the back. That'll put some off

It'll definitely put me off, the only time I had a shirt with a name on in the last 15 years was our ched, 3 weeks later he was banged up. I hope we re-sign him just so I can get some use out of the fucker

 

[Kenilworth]

Hands up who likes the Cameroon look.

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What look? The look as thought they are shagging each other from behind?

Not my kind of vibe, soz.

 

[WhiteHawk]

Not sure about the home one but the other two are brilliant.

 

[Kenilworth]

There is a vote on twitter about some designs
They have done the home kit vote already and these are the away choices

I would go for kit C the Lime Green/ Yellow - however, I wouldn't mind a variation on that same kit if it had solid black stripes.
I am not keen on any of those that have a 'watermark' style repetition of the rose and cutlasses - nor the fadey stripes - have em solid if yer going to 'av 'em

 

[s4-blade]

There is a vote on twitter about some designs
They have done the home kit vote already and these are the away choices

I would go for kit C the Lime Green/ Yellow - however, I wouldn't mind a variation on that same kit if it had solid black stripes.
I am not keen on any of those that have a 'watermark' style repetition of the rose and cutlasses - nor the fadey stripes - have em solid if yer going to 'av 'em

Some of them are horrible. Some of the ones on here are better.

 

[Flatulent_Bob]

I don't like any of those, Ryzas are far superior to my mind.

 

[vorpal blade]

OK, its adidas (the Coco Chanel of football, respec is due), I think we should be rational about the design. Adidas do not NEED three stripes on their shirts but tend to want the extra advertising space.

Given that the recurring problem with the construction of a vertically striped shirt is that you often end up with a double width red or white stripe down the 'side-seams' (though I have designed shirts for Paul Smith, I'm just an architect and don't know the jargon). This happened on Currie's shirt in the 1970s and always does. Ryza's design deliberately therefore has a broader red side-panel which I think is ultimately derived from the Fila "Borg" tracksuits of the mid 1970s. But for me, that merely exaggerates the problem. The current SUFC shirt is thus constructed but, coupled with the thin stripes, it reminds me of the pinafores that the market traders wear on the pie stalls at Doncaster Market (still the best btw).

Isn't therefore the answer to put the three adidas stripes up these seams to cover the seam and possibly take it under the armpit and down the inside of the sleeve?

Its been done, I'm thinking Nellie Kim's leotard indeed I think of little else these days...



As for the backs, the Blades usually have unreadable names and numbers on the backs, (think why zebras are camouflaged in the savannah), so the classic way to do it is the square patch on the back, possibly surmounted by an oblong nameplate.

As for fabric, cotton????? as an alternative? and DO NOT LET THE PLAYERS WEAR LONGSLEEVED VESTS UNDER A SHORT SLEEVED SHIRT its simply shabby as hell. (I think Arsenal ban them doing it so should we)

Obviously the use of the 'leaf' adidas logo would bring extra prestige to the club, I'd put the badges on the sleeves.

I may mock it up. (no puns please )

Nuff sed?

 

[SouthEssexBlade]

OK, its adidas (the Coco Chanel of football, respec is due), I think we should be rational about the design. Adidas do not NEED three stripes on their shirts but tend to want the extra advertising space.

Given that the recurring problem with the construction of a vertically striped shirt is that you often end up with a double width red or white stripe down the 'side-seams' (though I have designed shirts for Paul Smith, I'm just an architect and don't know the jargon). This happened on Currie's shirt in the 1970s and always does. Ryza's design deliberately therefore has a broader red side-panel which I think is ultimately derived from the Fila "Borg" tracksuits of the mid 1970s. But for me, that merely exaggerates the problem. The current SUFC shirt is thus constructed but, coupled with the thin stripes, it reminds me of the pinafores that the market traders wear on the pie stalls at Doncaster Market (still the best btw).

Isn't therefore the answer to put the three adidas stripes up these seams to cover the seam and possibly take it under the armpit and down the inside of the sleeve?

Its been done, I'm thinking Nellie Kim's leotard indeed I think of little else these days...

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As for the backs, the Blades usually have unreadable names and numbers on the backs, (think why zebras are camouflaged in the savannah), so the classic way to do it is the square patch on the back, possibly surmounted by an oblong nameplate.

As for fabric, cotton????? as an alternative? and DO NOT LET THE PLAYERS WEAR LONGSLEEVED VESTS UNDER A SHORT SLEEVED SHIRT its simply shabby as hell. (I think Arsenal ban them doing it so should we)

Obviously the use of the 'leaf' adidas logo would bring extra prestige to the club, I'd put the badges on the sleeves.

I may mock it up. (no puns please )

Nuff sed?

Altogether now:

"Vorpal Blade has mocked it up again!"

(couldn't resist)

 

[Worksop_Blade]

I don't think that Shoreham View kid understands what getting a big brand means to the club with regards designs etc.

There will be no unique embroidery in the shirts or fan choices, the kits will be off peg adidas templates. I laughed last night when looking through twitter at everyone getting giddy about his photoshop "choices". If the premiership clubs like Swansea and Sunderland didn't get unique designs, League One Sheff United definitely wont be going one.

Here's a more relevant vote out of 3: