I suspect that you are right. The aforementioned mong needs to be taken out to an empty field and shot in the head.Stuka wrote:The plain back has nothing to do with numbers. As has been pointed out 10000's of times, QPR has a hooped back. It's purely some mong's idea of a design feature.
SpaceCruiser wrote:I suspect that you are right. The aforementioned mong needs to be taken out to an empty field and shot in the head. Then have a plain white panel painted onto his back.Stuka wrote:The plain back has nothing to do with numbers. As has been pointed out 10000's of times, QPR has a hooped back. It's purely some mong's idea of a design feature.
It is 100% the Football Club's choice. There isn't, and has never been (as far as I can remember), a Football League or Premier League rule on having back panels for number and name viability. Basic decisions like having hoops all the way around should be a given, but it just highlights how out of touch those who make these decisions are with the supporters.SpaceCruiser wrote:I suspect that you are right. The aforementioned mong needs to be taken out to an empty field and shot in the head.Stuka wrote:The plain back has nothing to do with numbers. As has been pointed out 10000's of times, QPR has a hooped back. It's purely some mong's idea of a design feature.
You know, for years I'd been saying that the "rule" didn't exist.....Friday's Legacy wrote:It is 100% the Football Club's choice. There isn't, and has never been (as far as I can remember), a Football League or Premier League rule on having back panels for number and name viability. Basic decisions like having hoops all the way around should be a given, but it just highlights how out of touch those who make these decisions are with the supporters.SpaceCruiser wrote:I suspect that you are right. The aforementioned mong needs to be taken out to an empty field and shot in the head.Stuka wrote:The plain back has nothing to do with numbers. As has been pointed out 10000's of times, QPR has a hooped back. It's purely some mong's idea of a design feature.
SpaceCruiser wrote:I suspect that you are right. The aforementioned mong needs to be taken out to an empty field and shot in the head.Stuka wrote:The plain back has nothing to do with numbers. As has been pointed out 10000's of times, QPR has a hooped back. It's purely some mong's idea of a design feature.

I believe KIT@ were part of the Puma brand.Royal91 wrote:Its painful how shit Puma are. I'd rather have KIT again
When you put our kit up against these kits it's just embarrassing - the quality of the shirt looks terrible (as per), the baggy sleeves are back (why? No one knows) and what is that thing on the coller?akranes wrote:^ Half decent for Puma.
This is what you'd get with Nike though....
Personal taste is key obviously, but the difference in quality really is different though more expensive. So for a family club it's alright.Avon Royal wrote:^
But they are shit surely?![]()
I guess it all comes down to personal taste. No club will ever please everyone.
QPRs kit is also much nicer.SpaceCruiser wrote:I suspect that you are right. The aforementioned mong needs to be taken out to an empty field and shot in the head.Stuka wrote:The plain back has nothing to do with numbers. As has been pointed out 10000's of times, QPR has a hooped back. It's purely some mong's idea of a design feature.
Seconded, those are incredible.RoyalTank wrote:When you put our kit up against these kits it's just embarrassing - the quality of the shirt looks terrible (as per), the baggy sleeves are back (why? No one knows) and what is that thing on the coller?akranes wrote:^ Half decent for Puma.
This is what you'd get with Nike though....
For that reason I'm out.
Question: isn't this something that STAR should be making clear to the club? Or perhaps it has been and the club just don't care what we want as we're all mug punters who don't actually know what we want and certainly have no knowledge of sports "fashion"Friday's Legacy wrote:It is 100% the Football Club's choice. There isn't, and has never been (as far as I can remember), a Football League or Premier League rule on having back panels for number and name viability. Basic decisions like having hoops all the way around should be a given, but it just highlights how out of touch those who make these decisions are with the supporters.SpaceCruiser wrote:I suspect that you are right. The aforementioned mong needs to be taken out to an empty field and shot in the head.Stuka wrote:The plain back has nothing to do with numbers. As has been pointed out 10000's of times, QPR has a hooped back. It's purely some mong's idea of a design feature.
They are blue, and a different shade of blue to the hoops, as seen on the previous page.Terminal Boardom wrote:Love the away but agree that the plain white back and sponsor's name overlapping a hoop is not good. I would imagine that this will mean that the home shorts will be white which will look much better than blue ones.
How utterly naff is thatWizard wrote:They are blue, and a different shade of blue to the hoops, as seen on the previous page.Terminal Boardom wrote:Love the away but agree that the plain white back and sponsor's name overlapping a hoop is not good. I would imagine that this will mean that the home shorts will be white which will look much better than blue ones.
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