Next Season's home kit

SpaceCruiser · by **SpaceCruiser** » 27 Nov 2007 14:19

Skin, it's not about buying a shirt that you like, it's about watching the players in a good kit. We want people to see this football team in hoops and then they to say "Ah, yes, it's those famous blue and white hoops, they'll win again today."

Royal Rother · by **Royal Rother** » 27 Nov 2007 14:23

Kes · by **Kes** » 27 Nov 2007 14:47

I think it would be better not to have hoops at all. QPR are the real hoops so Reading need their own identity.

SpaceCruiser · by **SpaceCruiser** » 27 Nov 2007 14:54

Kes I think it would be better not to have hoops at all. QPR are the real hoops so Reading need their own identity.

Shut it you wind up merchant. Your opinions are null and invalid on this thread.

Kes · by **Kes** » 27 Nov 2007 14:57

SpaceCruiser
Kes I think it would be better not to have hoops at all. QPR are the real hoops so Reading need their own identity.

Shut it you wind up merchant. Your opinions are null and invalid on this thread.

I was thinking along the lines of red body and white arms.

Skyline · by **Skyline** » 27 Nov 2007 15:03

With white shorts?

SpaceCruiser · by **SpaceCruiser** » 27 Nov 2007 15:07

That should make Gloria Gooner more of a Reading fan, if nothing else.

Y21_Royal · by **Y21_Royal** » 27 Nov 2007 15:50

LOL at people thinking the back panel is for the fans. As has been said, no fan needs to look at shirt names/numbers to differentiate players. Nor is it really for the referee as the numbers are on the shorts, nearer the ball and therefore where the referee (should) be looking.

The law on panels was brought in for TV and commentators to make it easier to follow who was who. Its purely commercial.

I really dislike that the back of our shirt looks identical to Chelsea and Birmingham but am I the only one who likes the material?

parky · by **parky** » 27 Nov 2007 20:30

Barry the bird boggler What we've already had down the years

1991/2 and 1998/9 have been by far the worst.

1992-94 (a) (3) best kits ever

readingtillidie · by **readingtillidie** » 27 Nov 2007 20:32

Salford Royal As we've had this kit for 2 seasons, I imagine we will definitely have a new kit next season. With that in mind, is there any chance the fans can influence the design for once?

I have to say that our prem kit is in my opinion the worst we've had for quite a while. I don't like the sleeves, I don't like the collar, the material is rubbish and there are no hoops. Surely we can have a bit more input this time?

Failing that, it is possible that Puma (if they continue to make our kit) will already have a new template made, and will just need to put hoops on it. If we can't influence the design, can we please, please, please request a return to white shorts and socks?

I only want 2 things from the next kit - White shorts and proper hoops.

hooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooppss

Coppelled Streets · by **Coppelled Streets** » 27 Nov 2007 20:39

Stranded Am I the only person who couldn't give a rats what our kit looks like?

No! Huge waste of money if you stupid enough to part with the best part of Â£40 for one, and being Puma it's shit quality to boot.

I would though much prefer a return to white shorts and socks but it's unlikely from what I was told about 9 months ago when I enquired about the fans having a chance to have some input into a design and so on.

bottom left hand corner · by **bottom left hand corner** » 27 Nov 2007 21:13

my personal favourite is 1998-1999

Kes · by **Kes** » 27 Nov 2007 21:18

Its all about 87 to 89.

Behindu · by **Behindu** » 27 Nov 2007 21:23

Maybe one day we'll be lucky enough to have a shirt which draws it's inspiration from a steward's jacket...

Jerry St Clair · by **Jerry St Clair** » 27 Nov 2007 22:02

bottom left hand corner my personal favourite is 1998-1999

Wrong.

The Hat Painting TV interference shirt is the benchmark.

Yorkshire Royal · by **Yorkshire Royal** » 27 Nov 2007 22:17

I find it astonishing that a back panel on a football shirt could create such debate and passion in a football fan.

Considering grown men should never wear replica shirts anyway (unless going to award show, or sat round pool in Costa Del Sol), then really who cares.

Rev Algenon Stickleback H · by **Rev Algenon Stickleback H** » 27 Nov 2007 22:48

Yorkshire Royal Considering grown men should never wear replica shirts anyway (unless going to award show, or sat round pool in Costa Del Sol), then really who cares.

I have the opposite view, in that going to a match is the only time it's acceptable to wear a replica shirt. Any other time makes you look like a stinking coucil estate slob who enjoys collecting sweat in polyester for several days on end.

reading_lad · by **reading_lad** » 27 Nov 2007 22:56

Sunderland don't have a panel on the back of their shirt, so a solid panel on the back can't be a must have in the prem

Tredder · by **Tredder** » 28 Nov 2007 00:26

AF1 Good man.

I want white shorts, white socks and a top that doesn't look like someones grandma stitched it together.

The campaign starts NOW.

Anything else you want?

Song for Lita, white shorts, you've dropped the hoops so that's a plus i suppose...

Stranded · by **Stranded** » 28 Nov 2007 08:55

SpaceCruiser Skin, it's not about buying a shirt that you like, it's about watching the players in a good kit. We want people to see this football team in hoops and then they to say "Ah, yes, it's those famous blue and white hoops, they'll win again today."

I personally couldn't care less if the team turned out in tutu's and Dr Martens.

I support the team not the kit and if anyone was to say anything about us I'd rather it was "Reading, good team, they'll win today".

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