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In German-speaking countries, Hypo anything is a financial institution focused on mortgages (Hypotheken auf Deutsch).
Hali is an office furniture retailer. Full list here.Last edited by ursus arctos; 19-07-2019, 15:45.
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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostIn German-speaking countries, Hypo anything is a financial institution focused on mortgages (Hypotheken auf Deutsch).
Hali is an office furniture retailer. Full list here.
So as far as I can see, LASK's kit features adverts for beer, financial services, a lighting company, a regional development agency, office furniture, and water purifiers.
Not a gambling company, crap car company or airline-fronting-for-an-appalling-regime in sight. I am impressed.
Kit's still dog-ugly mind.
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The absolute implosion at Reading has now spilled over into the new seasons kit.
They have been dumped by Puma, and so have rushed into a muddled contract with equally shambolic Macron.
However, as with 50% of the teams they supply, haven't got the kit anywhere near ready.
For the pre-season, the club have had to borrow the kit from the Reading FC deaf team, who only being semi affiliated with the club, meant they weren't tied in with Puma so already had a Macron kit.
There is a show piece friendly against Chelsea next Saturday, and with the new kit no closer to being available, have been shamed into producing 15 shirts that will 'closely resemble' the finalised design for the new kit.
All bodes well for the new season.
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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostWouldn't have taken you for a football began in 1992 type, PT
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Barry away kit. Green shirt, white shorts.
(No I don't know why he's looking so disaffected either)Last edited by Patrick Thistle; 19-07-2019, 20:38.
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- Revelling In The Hole
- England, Chelsea and Tooting and Mitcham. And Surrey CCC. And Wimbledon Dons Speedway (RIP)
- Nairn's Cheese Oatcake
Originally posted by Patrick Thistle View Post
Well, I'm not. But it seems a bit ridiculous when people can just award themselves stars for whatever takes their fancy. Shrewsbury have won the Welsh Cup six times. Let's stick six stars on our epaulettes. And really, boasting about winning 3 titles in a row 95 years ago when you have won the square root of fuck all since is embarrassing.
Harsh. They were the first side to win three English league titles in a row, which is worthy of commemoration.
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Italy, which was the first country to adopt the practice, has rules (a golden star for every ten Serie A titles, a silver one for every ten Coppa Italia trophies).
Germany also has rules, which are somewhat arcane, and were adopted in the wake of claims that were much less defensible than Huddersfield's.
I'd be fine with England or Britain adopting similar rules, but not with any set that didn't allow Huddersfield to celebrate their very significant achievement. The idea that doing so is somehow "embarrassing" is something that I seriously just can't understand.
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- Wrexham... ish
- R. + R. McReynold's Travelling Circus, The Jurgen Klopp Farewell Tour XI, Page's Boys
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Maybe a Champions League-style sleeve patch as a compromise? There's already a gold one for reigning champions after all.
I'd go with the same entry level as the European Cup ones - three in a row or 5+ in total.
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