Ch-ch-ch-ch-change Kit - Shirt Gallery 2019/20

[Nocturnal Submission]

That said, as I bring up relegation kit... NUFC seem to have picked something from a ten year old copy of Pro Ev:



Absolute shite.

Awful, but then so have most of the kits been.

[ursus arctos]

One of those rare occasions in which the Thai and Vietnamese knock-offs will be better made and more attractive

[Nocturnal Submission]

One of those rare occasions in which the Thai and Vietnamese knock-offs will be better made and more attractive

[Ray de Galles]

Derby wore navy shorts for most of the 70s and 80s

That's what I was referring to, the mutability of the darker blues and black. Though I recall the shades of blue changing through the seventies at least but that may be the quality of photos/footage from the area.

The PNE kit looked very Bolton to me.

[ursus arctos]

I think that the variations reflect both issues with film stock and TV transmission and variations in dyes. In my head, the Navy was "more blue" on that commemorative kit with the short diagonal stripes off the shoulder.

I also have a vague recollection of Derby adopting black precisely to avoid this kind of confusion.

[jwdd27]

I quite like the Inter kit. The stripes are the correct width, and offset in the sponsor panel is a nice approach, IMO.
Strongly dislike the Newcastle effort. Looks like the people running the club are past caring now.

[ursus arctos]

The official slogan for the new Inter kit is "BREAK LINES. MAKE DREAMS"

Think about what you've done, people.

[Ray de Galles]

It's really growing on me, I like it's dazzle ship feel :

[The Red Max]

That Newcastle shirt is 2 white stripes on the front of a black jersey, but it's the centralised Puma Logo and club badge that really offends my eyes.
Mike Ashley really fucking hates the Toon Army doesn't he?

[blameless]

As shite as that Sunlun shirt is, it's still not as awful as what they were wearing last time they played Charlton at Wembley:

[Ray de Galles]

The shirt itself wasn't bad (Wolves should have something similar) but the huge commemorative patch hamfistedly sewn on to it is awful.

[ursus arctos]

This was a very solid change kit.



It is the crossing of streams that bothers me

[ursus arctos]

That Sunderland kit harkens back to when Colonel Mustard was club president

[caja-dglh]

The official slogan for the new Inter kit is "BREAK LINES. MAKE DREAMS"

CRUSH THE UNIONS.

[3 Colours Red]

Preston North End

Just me getting World Cup 2002 vibes with the triangular-ish sectors?

[Ray de Galles]

I presumed that was a deliberate retro nod from Nike. I wonder if they have the integrated mesh vest thing that caused a few players problems problems with the original shirts.

[ursus arctos]

Ecuador for Copa America

[all new noj]

I know it's massively wrong...but I actually like that Inter kit. Re: Sunderland, I'm never very keen on plain backs to striped shirts.

[Gangster Octopus]

Quite. Are you and your rivals going to continue with that dreadful look? Watching a bit of the derby, it just looked all wrong.

[all new noj]

I certainly hope not. Shamed both of us, those kits. We were just happy to get some stripes back though.

[Bored Of Education]

Wow, after a hefty contribution of 'Really?" from Inter, the Sunderland one upped the ante in the 'Audacity of Crap' stakes but then Newcastle fittingly try to match them shite for shite. The PNE kit is an almost pleasant oasis of Meh-ness.

By the way, Bath City had a horror show of Inter-esque proportions this season which I hated but which sold record amounts so there's nowt as queer as folk who buy football kit.

[3 Colours Red]

I'd prefer that Ecuador shirt with a wraparound V-neck but otherwise it's a shining beacon of delight compared to most of the shite posted thus far.

[beak]

That Newcastle shirt is 2 white stripes on the front of a black jersey, but it's the centralised Puma Logo and club badge that really offends my eyes.
Mike Ashley really fucking hates the Toon Army doesn't he?

Puma have been consistently shite for us ever since they got the contract. This season's change (the '96 throwback) is the only thing they've done that I've unequivocally liked. Quite annoying that Puma manage to dress other clubs without disgracing them.

[Nocturnal Submission]

With the width of the stripes I was going to say that it was almost a Tooting & Mitcham kit, but I think our off-the-peg number from Macron is better:

[Nocturnal Submission]

You could have this one: