Strip Search - Kit Gallery 22/23

[Sean of the Shed]

Sean of the Shed, I agree with you about the above Juve kit for what it's worth. Though if you change your mind, I could try recreating it in miniature for your Traktor Volgograd team in Xpert Eleven – on the basis that it looks like it's been run over by a tractor.

Ooh that might look good. Two vertical black tracks on a grey background.

I'm thinking #3

[Ray de Galles]

Been done :

[ursus arctos]

https://twitter.com/brfootball/status/1511997931007758337?s=21&t=ZfW2rWOClE2jAm_F4aMuLQ

[Bored Of Education]

Is it just me or does that seem very patronising?

[caja-dglh]

I am assuming it is some fun take on an MCU thing that I absolutely do not understand.

Then again, perhaps it is from the Spice Girls Wannabee.

[andrew7610]

I'm a big fan of the Northern Ireland gloves

[MarkF]

Is it just me or does that seem very patronising?

Not just you. They wouldn’t pull that for the men’s teams surely?

[caja-dglh]

They should. It is more interesting and fun than the shite they put out for the men's teams.

[Gangster Octopus]

It's not a joke?

[3 Colours Red]

They should. It is more interesting and fun than the shite they put out for the men's teams.

There's a balance to be struck though - yes, it's all well and good having arty photoshoots but a kit launch where you can't really see most of the kits defeats the purpose.

[Bored Of Education]

It's a load of things wrong with it. Firstly, I am sure that there have been "fashion model" style photoshoots for men's kits but this seems ridiculously so and, as mentioned, more than half the kits are obscured by fashion-esque non-kit (I assume) items. I am afraid I am not cognisant of women's football but are those actual players?

[Ray de Galles]

https://twitter.com/netflixuk/status/1514155199031648256?s=21&t=myoregewXDf-fPqFRL4zkA

[Ray de Galles]

Wimbledon have announced they are switching from Puma to Hummel (who made some classic kits for them in the eighties/nineties) next season.

[Simon G]

Gloucester City are moving to Kappa. For the home kit they've picked option 2 here:



They've gone for this number for the change shirt:

[Nocturnal Submission]

They've gone for this number for the change shirt:

"12," eh. Nice enough, I suppose, but it could get a bit confusing for the officials and spectators.

[Sean of the Shed]

The Kappa emblem appears somewhat ruder when it can only be seen from the waist down.

[caja-dglh]

Well this would be an improvement on white or no badge.

https://twitter.com/mcrconfidential/status/1518869254145196032?s=20&t=ifEmKlptj_IT5Wnq6qvwnw

[Nocturnal Submission]

Yes, I really like these diagonal stripes kits that we're seeing, like Palace's current home strip.

[3 Colours Red]

I'll reserve judgement until it's confirmed whether there are stripes on the back as well. Half-arsed stripes are no stripes at all.

[longeared]

Walsall

Home



Change



Third

[caja-dglh]

I'll reserve judgement until it's confirmed whether there are stripes on the back as well. Half-arsed stripes are no stripes at all.

If that is regarding the Manchester City shirt, you know the chance of that happening is very close to zero.

[3 Colours Red]

Yes, it was. And I thought the same thing but didn't want to say so in the minute off-chance it was incorrect.

Also those Walsall shirts are going to provide some rich material for opposition fans, fine establishment though Poundland is (not just saying that because I go there a lot).

[Simon G]

Those Walsall shirts are very nice - a shame about the sponsor because as 3CR says, they're ripe for a lot of grief for it.

[Ray de Galles]

https://twitter.com/poundland/status/1519400103236284418?s=21&t=SaRo9WRUfeDq8DwjOUZmcg

[jwdd27]

I suppose the rival fans all shop at Harrods and Fortnum & Mason. Ridiculous.
It at least looks better than Bolton's Home Bargains shirt.