New Kit 2014-15

[Black]

Home kits reminds me of vlad some some reason, I like the keeper kit not too bad.

Still think for the price the home kit it looks cheap.

 

[Spurger King]

Derby County typically wear white and black, and only between 93-95 have they ever had coloured sleeves.

Not sure how that kit translates to Derby County.

To be honest I don't really pay a lot of attention to Derby County. Just off the top of my head that was the closest kit I could think of that reminded me of our 2005-6 kit, which, like this River Plate homage, didn't really look like a Spurs kit.

Would people be happy if this change was permanent, or is it more a case of liking it being a bit different?

 

[jambreck]

To be honest I don't really pay a lot of attention to Derby County. Just off the top of my head that was the closest kit I could think of that reminded me of our 2005-6 kit, which, like this River Plate homage, didn't really look like a Spurs kit.

Would people be happy if this change was permanent, or is it more a case of liking it being a bit different?

The latter, I think.

That and the fact that it is a decent design.

 

[thinktank]

Official Home Kit 2015/16

Referred to at the club shop as the "Heritage Sash". Soon to be referred to on SC as the "tire tread kit".

Oh, and the new home goalkeeper kit as well:

That short sleeve top is awesome and that goaly top is one of the best I've ever seen.

 

[markiespurs]

First reaction was that I didn't like it

But now that I've seen some better pictures, I'm actually liking it .

 

[thinktank]

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Kinell...just when you though you couldn't mancrush harder on Hugo....

 

[IanC]

There is just something so terribly tragic about a middle aged balding fat bloke wearing a shirt designed for sport when he probably hasn't done any exercise in years. Then of course there are the chavy connotations associated with it.

Even more depressing are adults who buy shirts with their favourite player's name on the back. You are not 12.

Completly different in the States. Wear an American football team shirt with a name on the back and no one bats an eylid and most are obese and balding. This country sucks when you wear your teams colours in support of them.

 

[Blockbuster]

I Like it!

 

[mark87]

First home kit I've liked in a while, unless the away or 3rd is alot better, I'll be buying the home.

 

[IanC]

To be honest I don't really pay a lot of attention to Derby County. Just off the top of my head that was the closest kit I could think of that reminded me of our 2005-6 kit, which, like this River Plate homage, didn't really look like a Spurs kit.

Would people be happy if this change was permanent, or is it more a case of liking it being a bit different?

The shirt is still mainly white and has blue in it. Shorts are blue. Socks white with blue trim. It's not like we have gone to a purple kit for the home. The main colours are still the same. Can't understand how people get upset so much over it. It is still our traditional colours.

 

[tommo84]

It's certainly better than this year's kit, but I think I need to see it in action before I come to a definite conclusion on whether I like it or not.

I'd imagine shopping for clothes with you would be a (long) nightmare.

 

[TheGreenLily]

That short sleeve top is awesome and that goaly top is one of the best I've ever seen.

I would have preferred the sash to continue round the back... I really don't like the way it stops half way.... I like continuity. Half job Tottenham

I think it is okay, much better than a lot of kits recently, but a sash though.... I don't know...

 

[Spurger King]

The shirt is still mainly white and has blue in it. Shorts are blue. Socks white with blue trim. It's not like we have gone to a purple kit for the home. The main colours are still the same. Can't understand how people get upset so much over it. It is still our traditional colours.

I wouldn't go as far as saying I was upset by it! It's hardly going to ruin my weekend. I don't buy shirts anyway (well...not for a few years).

Just think it's massively out of step with our traditional home kit.

 

[yido_number1]

That kit looks like its been run over... Why the F have they put that slash on it?

 

[talkshowhost86]

I wouldn't go as far as saying I was upset by it! It's hardly going to ruin my weekend. I don't buy shirts anyway (well...not for a few years).

Just think it's massively out of step with our traditional home kit.

I think it would look a lot more reasonable if it wasn't for the giant red AIA in the middle of it.

I think as we obviously have to have the logo on there, it doesn't really make sense to have the 'sash' and I think it's that which makes it look a bit 'non-Spursy'.

 

[spurs mental]

Short sleeve is actually lovely. Will be buying that, although if yellow is our third kit with the nay sash it will be equally as nice. I hope they just invert the colours for our away kit.

 

[thinktank]

Closest it comes is the last Puma one:

Crouchy doesn't do 'mean' does he.

 

[Lilbaz]

It looks like we've been runover by a moped.

 

[nightgoat]

With every passing year the kits get less-and-less Lillywhite... and the red logo gets bigger.

Still, let's all celebrate the heritage sash. Yay! Now we look like Crystal Palace from the 1970s.

Logo looks exactly the same size to me.

 

[thinktank]

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I think the kit looks incredible.