If they weren't numbered, how could we hold everyone to their allotment?Numbered. Fucking. Gloves.
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I bet they have not got numbered gloves at Rochdale!Numbered. Fucking. Gloves.
Some hippy on a bad trip trying to be smart and failing dismally
They have gloves at Rochdale? :vertna:
Be nice to see them in the purple kit when we play away to Rochdale we have only wore it once this season
So bored of that template now
So long as it’s white without that hideous graduating navy it’ll be all good.
Nike won't give a shit about that. We'll get what we're given - exactly the same as every other high profile Nike team.
In addition to being ugly, the biggest issue is that those jerseys are unwearable in European play. You can't gradient to navy with white shorts.
I don't understand why they can't make a bespoke template for each team, why a HUGE company such as Nike have to re-use the same template for club and country kits is beyond me
The production of one temple much easier and cheaper than producing bespoke kits.
Really the only Nike club that gets any sort of effort directed their way is Barcelona. The rest of Nike's designers are busy drawing up the new Lebron/Durant shoes.
Wolfsburg's kits tend to get a bit of effort as well. But nowhere near the level that Barca gets
Still the exact same template though. The only difference is that, where most teams have single colour panels, them, Atletico, Monaco and a couple of others have things like stripes or other patterns that need to be incorporated into the main panel of the template. It’s still the same old shit though.
At least Adidas have a few templates that they use at the same time, and a few different collar options
Adidas have the good grace to alternate whether their stripes go on the sides or over the shoulders every year for each club.
Also, I'd argue that the way that replica Adidas shirts 'feel'/fit is noticeably better than Nike. Still, the move from Under Armour to Nike was an important one for Spurs' profile and it is bringing in more money.
If they weren't numbered, how could we hold everyone to their allotment?
Pitchforks?