Club Re-releasing Old Burrda Kits

[Jonezy]

No more yellow I hope. Hated the yellow years. Can't understand how hard it is to make a blue home shirt, a white away shirt and then use the maroon or black with teal sash as the third option. 

 

Also always have the PL winning season home shirt and the maroon FA Cup winning shirt in storage.

[iancognito]

2 hours ago, Jonezy said:

No more yellow I hope. Hated the yellow years. Can't understand how hard it is to make a blue home shirt, a white away shirt and then use the maroon or black with teal sash as the third option. 

 

Also always have the PL winning season home shirt and the maroon FA Cup winning shirt in storage.

It's not difficult at all but it doesn't milk the cash cow. Look round the stadium on a warm afternoon at the mix of kits - some in orangey peach, some in mint, some black, some pink, some maroon and yes even the blue one too. Having the same colour every year doesn't encourage kids to ask for it or for Cheryl to turn round to Pam and say "ooh I quite fancy that new colour". The only reason for Burrda getting a relaunch is they're cashing in on the nostalgia trip. 

[Saxondale]

4 hours ago, Patrick said:

I doubt it, they sell so much branded Adidas stuff in the club shop that I think they'll likely renew with Adidas or if they don't, they'll go for another big recognisable brand name like Nike, Umbro or maybe even Puma again. The issues with Castore's Aston Villa kits and sweating is probably going to lose them any potential customers for a while.

Castore have obviously done so many deals with pro sports teams because the money is right, not because the brand is admired or the product is good - their products are demonstrably substandard. If they want to buy a deal with Leicester, they will.

[Zear0]

Rememeber to never wash the thing or all the logos will fall off immediately.

[Patrick]

2 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

Castore have obviously done so many deals with pro sports teams because the money is right, not because the brand is admired or the product is good - their products are demonstrably substandard. If they want to buy a deal with Leicester, they will.

If the poor quality, sweaty kits are affecting players on the pitch, going with them is going to be a poor financial decision also.

 

https://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/sweaty-aston-villa-players-castore-kit-affecting-performances/bltb6a536f1bb9619f7

 

 

[Guest glasgowfox]

On 14/01/2024 at 18:15, Danizen said:

Who the fvck asked for this?! 

 

I bought that one as a man of a certain age with a belly as big as walshy's 

[Leicesterpool]

Give credit leicester range is always got some variety 

[Jordan]

14 hours ago, Finnegan said:

 

Wasn't this itself supposed to be a nod to the 90s away kits? 

 

 

I always thought it was the next FL kit that these Burrda ones were supposed to evoke, 1998-2000

 

[Finnegan]

24 minutes ago, Jordan said:

I always thought it was the next FL kit that these Burrda ones were supposed to evoke, 1998-2000

 

 

Yeah good shout that one. Either way. 

 

[Saxondale]

12 hours ago, Patrick said:

If the poor quality, sweaty kits are affecting players on the pitch, going with them is going to be a poor financial decision also.

 

https://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/sweaty-aston-villa-players-castore-kit-affecting-performances/bltb6a536f1bb9619f7

 

 

Aston Villa are having their best season for about 25 years.

[ramboacdc]

This is the only shirt that I bought my daughter and the King Power logo washed off. 

 

IF they can do me a child's 2-3 with the old Npower Football League badges on it, sign me up.