SenorSpangiel posted:

This would've been perfect if the sponsors refrained from putting their awful logos on it more than once and they fixed up the collar

SenorSpangiel posted:

This would've been perfect if the sponsors refrained from putting their awful logos on it more than once and they fixed up the collar

Murkyhumor posted:

I didn't see this posted, but new Fulham shirt.

Murkyhumor posted:

I didn't see this posted, but new Fulham shirt.

Murkyhumor posted:

I didn't see this posted, but new Fulham shirt.

MrBling posted:

Look at this




see how completely awesome it is.

the posted:

Looks like I'll have to pay extra to get this shipped to the states....

actionjackson posted:

Charlie brown on crack

harperdc posted:

if you didn't think Kappa doing a Fulham shirt would look exactly like this, then welp

[edit] not saying it doesn't look nice, because I do like how simple it is (especially without the gigantic logos on the sleeves), but man, that's incredibly predictable.

Mr.AARP posted:

This Chelsea away kit rumour seems to be gaining speed, as seen by this dailymail article.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1294745/Blues-black-Chelsea-unveil-new-away-kit-ahead-Premier-League-title-defence.html

I still think it looks like a poncho.

Bigmouth McSmallcock posted:

my brother got one and said it cuts off the circulation to his head (he struggles to keep his weight above an unhealthy level so it's not like he's a chubscout, either)

Pissflaps posted:

Is there any chance of some pictures showing the effects of the shirt on the colour of his head?

manutd.com posted:

To make the kits, Nike uses discarded water bottles destined for landfill sites in Japan and Taiwan, where they can take up to 500 years to decompose. This saves precious raw materials and reduces energy consumption by up to 30 per cent compared to conventional fabrics.

The bottles are placed in a large washing machine to clean them and get rid of labels, before they are chopped into tiny flakes and melted down into a yarn that is ultimately spun to make the fabric for the jerseys.

Use of recycled polyester across its new range of club kits means Nike has saved nearly 13 million plastic water bottles, a total of around 254,000 kg of polyester waste – enough to cover more than 29 football pitches, and to stretch over 3,000 kilometres if laid out end-to-end. The process is used for all shirts, whether worn by the players or available to fans.

"As we look at how we design and develop products and run our global business, it’s not enough to be solving the challenges of today," said Nike spokesman Charlie Brooks.

"We are designing for the sustainable economy of tomorrow, and for us that means using fewer resources, more sustainable materials and renewable energy to produce new products. We’re proud to be a partner of Manchester United and to help them achieve their environmental goals."

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Bacon of the Sea posted:

Yeah, so when you order from soccertriads instead of buying Nike from a respectable highstreet/online dealer you may be thinking "haha! gently caress you overcharging, third world exploiting multinational pigdogs!" because you just saved £30, but in reality you're pretty much taking pianowire to the throat of a dolphin while it plays with two Thai twins in shallow water, pissing on the beach then smashing an old coffee jar in each child's face.

When your children can't go out to play in 330ml mountain because of the giant rat problems and instead have to sit around and listen to daddy tell them of the days before cardboard coke bottles, think back to this post and how spending £50 each year on your side's slightly modified home kit could have saved the world.

Nike. Just buy it.

avfc.co.uk posted:

FxPro is Aston Villa's principal club partner having recently agreed a deal which will see the foreign exchange broker's logo appear on the club's shirt for the next three seasons.

FxPro Director Denis Sukhotin commented: "The Aston Villa shirt unveiling will introduce fans to FxPro and kick off a relationship which is very exciting for both parties.

"Aston Villa is one of the great names in English football and we are proud to be a part of the club's future as they work hard to build on their success."

Murkyhumor posted:

So, um apparently Fulham and Aston Villa are sharing sponsors? i've done a bit of research and it looks to be true.

Cpt. Mahatma Gandhi posted:

I dig it. Too bad the team's only gonna get to wear it like three times this year before their inevitable fall from the Europa League.

Cpt. Mahatma Gandhi posted:

I dig it. Too bad the team's only gonna get to wear it like three times this year before their inevitable fall from the Europa League.

Cpt. Mahatma Gandhi posted:

I dig it. Too bad the team's only gonna get to wear it like three times this year before their inevitable fall from the Europa League.

Mr.AARP posted:

This Chelsea away kit rumour seems to be gaining speed, as seen by this dailymail article.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1294745/Blues-black-Chelsea-unveil-new-away-kit-ahead-Premier-League-title-defence.html

I still think it looks like a poncho.