Football Shirts 2019/2020

[foxes_rule1978]

Huddersfield shirt looks very nice, I like it. 

[Finnegan]

Anyone that thinks Paddy Power care about fans having sponsor free kits is an idiot. 

 

It's not a coincidence that the vast, vast majority of the teams in Huddersfields league are sponsored by betting companies. 

 

It's a calculated swipe at the competition. They're no less vile than the rest of these firms, they're just going about marketing in their usual edge lord, "zany" way. 

Edited 19 July 2019 by Finnegan

[The Bear]

I'm all for sponsorless shirts being available to buy. I'd probably buy one every year if it happened. 

Edited 19 July 2019 by The Bear

[RonnieTodger]

3 hours ago, Finnegan said:

Anyone that thinks Paddy Power care about fans having sponsor free kits is an idiot. 

 

It's not a coincidence that the vast, vast majority of the teams in Huddersfields league are sponsored by betting companies. 

 

It's a calculated swipe at the competition. They're no less vile than the rest of these firms, they're just going about marketing in their usual edge lord, "zany" way. 

Half of the PL teams are sponsored by bookmakers too.

 

Sad times.

[Facecloth]

Oxford away is very nice 

 

[The Bear]

On 15/07/2019 at 10:02, StanSP said:

I like this from Wolves 

 

 

I wish this was our regular away shirt. I'd buy it in an instant. (Asia Trophy sponsor due to Chinese betting laws) 

 

 

[J.Lisemore]

On 09/07/2019 at 06:32, FoxInTheBoxes said:

Thoughts on our Oh Levuen's kits?

 

 

 

Could have at least got the missus to iron his shirt 

[Fox in the North]

Footy Headlines have remade all Premier League kits without their main sponsor.

 

https://www.footyheadlines.com/2019/07/how-all-20-premier-league-home-kits-without-sponsor.html?m=1

 

Think the Newcastle and West Ham kits look much better for it.

 

 

Edited 20 July 2019 by Fox in the North

[Finnegan]

Might be an unpopular opinion but our kit looks better with the sponsor. Lots of kits do. 

 

It helps break up what's otherwise a plane dull shirt. The Inter shirt from earlier in the thread, for example, looks better for having the sponsor. 

[spacemunky]

27 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

Might be an unpopular opinion but our kit looks better with the sponsor. Lots of kits do. 

 

It helps break up what's otherwise a plane dull shirt. The Inter shirt from earlier in the thread, for example, looks better for having the sponsor. 

You guys have been lucky with sponsors as they have looked good on the shirts.

 

Liverpool is another one that always looks good.

 

Bit tougher when you're stripes to make it look right. Juve with Jeep seems to go well together.

[Royston.]

22 hours ago, Facecloth said:

Oxford away is very nice 

 

Very good. Looks a bit continental rather than shítty oxford

[The Bear]

23 hours ago, The Bear said:

I wish this was our regular away shirt. I'd buy it in an instant. (Asia Trophy sponsor due to Chinese betting laws) 

 

 

Bosch, bought one. Only 500 available. Expensive but I don't care!! It's miles better than the white sponsored one. 

Edited 21 July 2019 by The Bear

[ozleicester]

17 hours ago, Fox in the North said:

Footy Headlines have remade all Premier League kits without their main sponsor.

 

https://www.footyheadlines.com/2019/07/how-all-20-premier-league-home-kits-without-sponsor.html?m=1

 

Think the Newcastle and West Ham kits look much better for it.

 

 

Nice T shirt, id pay 15 quid for that

[CosbehFox]

23 hours ago, The Bear said:

Bosch, bought one. Only 500 available. Expensive but I don't care!! It's miles better than the white sponsored one. 

Bit small time that 'Asia Trophy Winners' 

[Finnegan]

It's a nice shirt but Asia Trophy Winners limited edition

[Samilktray]

Just been on the Wolves online shop and saw they have a Parley training top from Adidas, pretty much means Adidas think they’re bigger than us I’m gutted

[Jordan]

The Parley collabo stuff is usually pretty good, but this season's training tops look like adidas accidentally caught a squid in the plastic waste.

 

That said, I'm definitely disappointed City don't have anything Parley just as a status symbol alone.

 

I have the NYCFC shirt from this year's MLS/adidas/Parley weekend, and it's fantastic.

[Facecloth]

18 minutes ago, Samilktray said:

Just been on the Wolves online shop and saw they have a Parley training top from Adidas, pretty much means Adidas think they’re bigger than us I’m gutted

Nah, just means they know Wolves fans will spend money on anything. Look, they're shifting a £70 shirt to commemorate winning a friendly tournament.

[The Bear]

I don't really care where they wore it or what for, it's the fact it has a decent gold coloured sponsor and looks miles better than the official away shirt. 

 

I'd still buy it even if we had come fourth. 

Edited 22 July 2019 by The Bear

[Finnegan]

6 minutes ago, The Bear said:

I don't really care where they wore it or what for, it's the fact it has a decent gold coloured sponsor and looks miles better than the official away shirt. 

 

I'd still buy it even if we had come fourth. 

 

Yeah dun worry mun we're laughing at your club not you. 

[The Bear]

Laugh all you like. They know people like the shirt, they were asked if it was available so produced a run of 500 at a premium cost.

 

They're not celebrating winning a friendly tournament, they are just listening to what the fans want. 

Edited 22 July 2019 by The Bear

[Craig]

2 hours ago, The Bear said:

Laugh all you like. They know people like the shirt, they were asked if it was available so produced a run of 500 at a premium cost.

 

They're not celebrating winning a friendly tournament, they are just listening to what the fans want. 

They could have made it without the Asia Premier League Trophy patches? They could have marketed it to celebrate the owners' success? They didn't. 

 

It's been released to celebrate winning a pre-season trophy that Bolton once won (vs Thailand u23's). Odd old club. 

Edited 22 July 2019 by Craig

[The Bear]

Well that was the competition it was used in. Just like Premier League patches on shirts. 

 

It wouldn't have been released at all unless the demand from fans was there. You're trying to read into something that's not there. 

Edited 22 July 2019 by The Bear

[Craig]

Yes, but you don't have to buy PL patches, and your club aren't calling your home shirt your 'PREMIER LEAGUE SHIRT'.

 

Your own club are selling it to commemorate your victory. 

 

Fair play to them, they've sucked 500+ of you in.

[The Bear]

What we're they supposed to call it FFS?