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Scikar posted:There doesn't seem to be anything solid but apparently those are the home and away shirts for the full season. This is a combination of two Nike templates, both from World Cup 2006. The stripe across the neck is from the template that Mexico used, the rest of it is the kit that the United States and Brazil(among others probably) used. My current favorite shirt, one that I actually wear, is the blue Manchester United shirt from this year with the 1968 European Cup stuff on it.  One that I really like is this one, Manchester United 2000/01. Originally a training top that they ended up wearing in a few matches. 
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Fyuz posted:Yep it was brilliant. Got it at home somewhere with just the number 8 on the back. Can't believe it's so old as to be from 92 - 94 though, wow. Too small for me now of course.... What size is it? I'd buy that poo poo from you right now.
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8raz posted:I don't think any player has the actual trophies they won at home. From wikipedia: * PFA Young Player of the Year: 2000–01[21] * UEFA Club Footballer of the Year: 2004–05 * UEFA Champions League Final Man of the Match: 2004–05 * FIFA Club World Championship Silver Ball: 2005 * PFA Fans' Player of the Year: 2008-09 * PFA Players' Player of the Year: 2005–06[21] * FA Premier League Player of the Month: March 2001, March 2003, December 2004, April 2006, March 2009 * FA Cup Final Man of the Match: 2005–06 * FIFPro World XI: 2006–07, 2007–08 * UEFA Team of the Year: 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07 * PFA Team of the Year: 2000–01, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09 Where are those trinkets? You can see champagne bottle which are given to MotM winners for individual matches. Bolded, what?
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May 9, 2009 03:22
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I'm pretty sure I'm going to buy the new England shirt. It's just too classy not to.
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Irn--Bru posted:Apparently the actual kits that the England team wear are tailor made for each player. Shame that doesn't come with the replicas! They are selling them by chest size though, 34, 36, etc. not just small medium large so you should be able to get a more fitted size than usual.
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May 14, 2009 20:19
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Rhg0061r posted:Am I the only one who read parmo at the bottom of his shirt? Literally the post after the picture.
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May 14, 2009 21:42
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luvd posted:It upsets me that I could have been paid £10,000 and designed a better kit than that Bolton monstrosity. Either stripes or no stripes, not both. There, the kit is fixed.
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May 19, 2009 20:57
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real_scud posted:Looks like the blue pint-stripe Arsenal away kit has been confirmed and I think for once I might not actually buy the new kit because I find it staggeringly ugly. Maybe seeing the team actually play in it will change my mind, kind of like the old gold SEGA away kit from 01/02 'It's nice to have a contrast with the red home kit,' says Theo That's the point you dumbass.
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ICA posted:So it has history? That's cool, I like that then. It is kinda funny though in light of Spurs' recent 'success'. Is the Carling Cup in 2008 really that long ago? Sure it's a Mickey Mouse trophy but they've won a trophy more recently than Arsenal, Chelsea, or Liverpool.
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FullLeatherJacket posted:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8081787.stm From an insurance company to a reinsurance company, how quaint. 
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Grez posted:I would never buy a Candy appliance. Autoglass can gently caress right off too.
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Jollzwhin posted:Cook has confirmed when we get to a final we will get the Manchester coat of arms as our badge as we always have. Will look even classier. Oh man, so when never rolls around you guys will look great. Can't wait!
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ICA posted:Do you have both an Aston Villa and an Arsenal top? And a Barca and a Real Madrid top and an AC Milan and an Inter Milan top. The boy is confused, let him be. But that's an E36 in the driveway so I forgive him.
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Dudley posted:Maybe he's just bought them because he likes the players concerned. I dunno, Croatia kits are pretty awesome.
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TheNakedJimbo posted:These are my favorite two that I own: Man, those might be the worst knock off shirts I've ever seen.
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MattWPBS posted:Right, I need to know the best place to order the new England shirt to be delivered in the USA. Ideas? Try onionbag.com. Their shipping is usually a one day turnover and depending on where you live you can get the item the next day.
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EnsGDT posted:oh my What in the gently caress is that?
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Jun 15, 2009 22:10
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Hummel, you so crazy.
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Craiglen posted:Tangent. St James' Park has to to be the largest stadium not in the top tier in any country. Would that be right? One can always hope. Edit: Just checked, it's the 3rd largest club stadium in England, only smaller than the Emirates and Old Trafford(and Wembley). Elland Road holds the distinction of being the largest stadium in League One,  Leeds.
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harperdc posted:if it's anything like the MLS' Red Bull New York, then apathy. I'd go with ennui, it sounds classier.
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Jun 23, 2009 19:26
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Seattle Sounders! Bonus XBox nerd points.
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Jun 23, 2009 23:32
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CubanMissile posted:Does anyone else have a problem with Nike kits having really tight sleeves? I like the way my L USA home shirt fits in every way but that. And no I do not have any "guns" to speak of. I like the tight sleeves because they show off my massive guns. Curls for the gurls, brah!
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Jun 24, 2009 22:19
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Shorts suck, shirt is incredibly average. I'm kinda disappointed.
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Bacon of the Sea posted:It's their centenary season as well. I hope heads roll. Maybe that's why they went with a simple, solid shirt. To hearken back to the olden days. I kinda like them myself, just a simple kit with no frills.
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Jun 25, 2009 22:33
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United should use the keeper shirt as their away/third. It's so much nicer than the home.
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TheNakedJimbo posted:Agreed, this one and the Chelsea manboobs model are beyond terrible. Chelsea's 2nd and 3rd kit are pretty nice so sales for those will probably be up. United should have a new 2nd and 3rd this season as well. I've bought the 2nd and 3rd over the red shirt in recent years so hopefully they'll do something good with those.
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Outrespective posted:The Sun has posted their worst XI of football kits for those who want to invest in some nostalgia. The 1991 Manchester United kit is class, I dunno what the Sun is talking about. The rest are universally terrible though. If I had to pick a United kit it would be the blue/black tiger stripe one from 1992/93.
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Outrespective posted:91 is hella ugly I'm afraid I agree with the sun here I think it may actually be a magic eye and it's subliminally telling me to like it.
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harperdc posted:Nike have been much better, cleaner, and less reliant on spamming all their teams with one template than Adidas have in the past three or four years. Pretty much everything since WC 2006 has been inoffensive at the least, if not superb. Compare this with Adidas giving many of their teams the same look, and doing things like the man-bra that many of this season's new shirts have... Nike learned their lesson with the Total 90 kits from 2004/05. Nobody likes looking at the same shirt over and over with the colors switched.
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Transatlantic Gulp posted:More City shirts: loving City. I'm such a sucker for simple, classy kits.
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Eau de MacGowan posted:Has there ever been a case of a player refusing to play/be sold to another club because he despises a strip that much? Fergie banned a kit in 1995, including making the players change shirts at halftime because he didn't think the players could see each other on the pitch.  For reference.
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Craiglen posted:I have that full kit somewhere. I bought the shirt on eBay a year or two ago for a cool  shipped.
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Dudley posted:I don't have a problem with the colours but the Chevron in those colours just doesn't work for me at all. Either a white chevron or a red chevron would have worked better. The blue is awful.
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ibroxmassive posted:West Ham and Rangers are apparantly the B team for Umbro, as you can see with the home West Ham Kit. I had Umbro checked shorts like that when I was 6. I'm 24 now.
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Russ posted:A Nice Arse strip What's the writing under the Nike logo?
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Mickolution posted:I think I've seen players booked for just lifting their shirt over their head like that with nothing under it. Don't know about Spain though, that was probably Premier League. I'm sure Trin can confirm/deny. Dani Alves got booked in the Confederations Cup for lifting his shirt up, but not taking it off, after scoring.
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Hoover Dam posted:Eh, be realistic and just work your way up to Bornstein. Wouldn't you have to work your way down to Bornstein and then work your way back up to Bocanegra?
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Sanskrit Scat posted:They went to the thin stripes so the home kits would make Fat Ronaldo a bit less fat. And Ronaldinho before they shipped him off to Italy.
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wayth posted:gently caress off. that was an actual kit and not a joke? I'm failing to see where it wasn't a joke.
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The sponsor logo is awful. It looks like they're sponsored by 1990s Nickelodeon.
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