No.floyd__streete wrote:Did you spend some of your own time doing that?
Yeah I think tbh its a case ofakranes wrote:Oh well, at least it's not a complete disaster
Mark Tyler could pull it off, wonder if Alex will be able toWill95 wrote:The keeper kit is rank.
melonhead wrote:best kit we could have hoped for imo
What's got four legs and goes woof?floyd__streete wrote:Yeah I think tbh its a case ofakranes wrote:Oh well, at least it's not a complete disaster
Kings Cross Fire > Zeebrugge > 14/15 RFC home shirt > Piper Alpha.
Well, boxes ticked for a lot of components you guys ask for. Take into account club compromises etc and it could be worse!SPARTA wrote:Good work, maffff. And thanks to Gaz for taking the fans thoughts on board. I can live with blue shorts if we get full hoops, but the shirt's do need to be predominately white, otherwise the kits are too blue, and actually the home strip should be mostly white. This seasons home shirt grew on me though. Very close to a 10 if it had had full hoops.maffff wrote:As per this season the shirt has been designed by the same company. Same fella actually Gareth Edwards at Genesis Sports. He's designed two shirts for teams confirmed in the PL next season, too.
He says both the home and away are in his top 3 favourite kits he's done this season.
White shorts are probably a no-no. Been rejected by the club before on a few occasions. Kit men hate it too.
He took everything that our fans asked for on twitter etc in mind when he saw feedback about this years kit, full hoops, etc, when designing the kit. Had a big chat about it last year, just before he started on our kit. He read this thread end to end, too after we linked him.
It went through a few different iterations based on what we want and what the club wants, but feels although there the compromises it should please us. I didn't think this years kit was too bad after seeing it once or twice. Grew on me.
Now to wait and see.
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