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New Kit 2014-15

sunnydelight786

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Jan 7, 2007
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That's a photoshop of the England 1990 Umbro WC kit.....
 

mil1lion

This is the place to be
May 7, 2004
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Ohhhh I see what you're saying now. I agree with that entirely also. I cant fucking stand the AIA logo being red. You're sponsoring a club whose color's are blue and white and whose rivals color's are red and white. Let us use a blue sponsor logo.

Also is nuts that some shirts have a white background for the sponsor logo. It's absurd.
What's absurd is that you think a company is going to change it's company logo to suit us. I also doubt that Daniel Levy gives a damn about having a bit of red on a shirt. The never red thing is completely exagerated anyway.
 

yankspurs

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Aug 22, 2013
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What's absurd is that you think a company is going to change it's company logo to suit us. I also doubt that Daniel Levy gives a damn about having a bit of red on a shirt. The never red thing is completely exagerated anyway.
I have an issue with the color red being so glaring. Not just due to those fuck heads from woolwich. The city of boston has ALOT to due to with it also. Fucking hate everything about those shit stain red sox. Also despise those fucking inbreds from columbus, ohio
 

nicdic

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May 8, 2005
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That shirt is awesome, and the one with the red logo is best.

I think just two colours makes the shirt look a bit bland and boring.
 

Strikeb4ck

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That shirt is awesome, and the one with the red logo is best.

I think just two colours makes the shirt look a bit bland and boring.
I agree, but if it's the blue mountain AIA logo then it works because there is a nice artistic/visual element to it.
 

DaSpurs

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Jan 20, 2013
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I agree, but if it's the blue mountain AIA logo then it works because there is a nice artistic/visual element to it.

Have to disagree, I think circular sponsors are awful and I think the mountain is too much. All rivalry issues aside, red on a white and navy background is just simply a visually stimulating combination. I think as long as they keep the rest of the shirt relatively simple and stick to only white and navy, future shirts with the red letters won't be so bad.
 

Everlasting Seconds

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For next season, I think they should make a cleaner version of this season's kits. The home kit without the yellow, and a neater collar, the away kit with a cleaner blue colour and no pattern, and the yellow kit exactly as they made the yellow training kit for this season. In short, simplify the present kits, and they will be fine.
 

DaSpurs

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Jan 20, 2013
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For next season, I think they should make a cleaner version of this season's kits. The home kit without the yellow, and a neater collar, the away kit with a cleaner blue colour and no pattern, and the yellow kit exactly as they made the yellow training kit for this season. In short, simplify the present kits, and they will be fine.

Yup, spot on. That would certainly placate me after this year's rough batch (although I like the third and the away is a decent full kit).

The thing is with Spurs, UA really need to nail the home. As we wear white, it's far and away the shirt we wear the most often. In fact, I would guess we wear the white at least 75% of the time. If they want to get crazy but still sell shirts, they need to keep the home classic IMO and then venture out with the other two. Let us hope they learned their lesson from this year, as at least the club has clearly gotten the message with so many desperate sales on the home shirt.
 

ajspurs

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Jul 7, 2007
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Couldn't give a shit if the sponsor is red to be honest, unless it really detracts from the appearance of the shirt.

Would love a set of kits that resemble Under Armour's first set with us, they've been my favourite set of kits for years, I still look for the away one which I didn't buy at the time.

A plain navy blue away shirt with a proper white collar is what I would really love though.
 

MetalFace D

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Couldn't give a shit if the sponsor is red to be honest, unless it really detracts from the appearance of the shirt.

Would love a set of kits that resemble Under Armour's first set with us, they've been my favourite set of kits for years, I still look for the away one which I didn't buy at the time.

A plain navy blue away shirt with a proper white collar is what I would really love though.
like the 2014 World Cup french kit

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Rumbaldo

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I'm sorry everyone for the yellow bit on the collar :)
No design work by me, purely colour changing the 15/16 cruz azul shirt. I'd not be too sad if next seasons kit turned out like this.
 
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