I don't mind it. The Navy blue away kit,if true should be with white shorts and white socks,like that photo of Jimmy Greaves doing the rounds on Facebook at the moment. It would be the perfect 2nd kit.
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...too right they don't give a shit... on closer inspection, it seems that Nike couldn't even be bothered to make the material for our kits... Marigold have!
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Just noticed on Toby Alderweirelds Twitter page he's in a Nike kit already, thought it was a Belgium training session but he's next to Eriksen
Just Nike promotional stuff from last season, nothing to to with Spurs.
The Nike team wear will also be so much easier to get hold of than the UA stuff, expect it not to be as expensive either. £42 for full child kit compared to £42 top, £20 shorts and £12 socks for the UA equivalent.
Looking forward to seeing the players wearing it. It's plain and simple just like how a lot of us want it to be.
How times have changed where Woolwich are now wearing Puma and we've now got the Nike deal.
Looks beautiful
If I recall correctly, Nike even does a student discount.
Can you order me 2 in that case please :dierpochhug:
Will be purchasing the away. Beautiful!
Whisper it... but Chelsea's look pretty good too!
Except it had a great big red logo on the fron... oh!Reminds me a lot of Puma's first effort with us.
ochfacepalm:I'm sure people will buy the home shirt "just 'cos it's the current home shirt"... but asthetically... and yes THAT fucking AIA... it would be so telling if the club shifted 10x more Navy away shirts than home ones, and had piles left over that they had to slash the price on!
How would AIA feel then about their insistence on a 'lucky colour' investment?
How would AIA feel then about their insistence on a 'lucky colour' investment?
That certainly is a beautiful kit (its kinda like a cross between the 94/95 and 95/96 away kits).
All ifs and buts, it's our home shirt which gets the exposure on TV. I don't think AIA care how many tops get sold.
The colour can be important. The word "sainsbury's" in any colour other than orange is unlikely to register with your average consumer