New Kit

[Colonel_K]

I do think it’s an insult to our history and tradition to have crap colours, shades, lines, piss steaks, naff patterns splashed all over what should be a pure white shirt.

ochsulk:

The only time any naff detailing looked good was during the Hummel years.

 

[ArmadilloSackRace]

The only time any naff detailing looked good was during the Hummel years.

I was about to say, the 85-87 Hummel shirt my favourite ever, and that's more busy with detail than any home shirt we've ever had

 

[ShutUpPatrik]

Us spurs have a long and proud tradition of shit kits

 

[Blanchflower]

Us spurs have a long and proud tradition of shit kits

It's only us that thinks that - speak to a neutral and they always say we have the best kits (home atleast) in the league.

 

[mouse]

I do think it’s an insult to our history and tradition to have crap colours, shades, lines, piss steaks, naff patterns splashed all over what should be a pure white shirt.

ochsulk:

Crap colours, shades, lines, piss steaks, naff patterns ARE our tradition.

 

[Jurgen's Binnman]

Crap colours, shades, lines, piss steaks, naff patterns ARE our tradition.

I just had a look at the shirt history of some other white kit-wearing teams (Derby, Leeds, Fulham) and they’ve all suffered from gross detailing and garish sponsor logos. Just a sign of the times sadly, they have to keep changing it so they can keep selling shirts!

Also, I don’t care what anyone says I still love the yellow “bird shit” shirt and the purple Holsten one! (I actually quite like the blue shirt with the “Spurs” watermark too....).

 

[VirginiaSpur]

Crap colours, shades, lines, piss steaks, naff patterns ARE our tradition.

I actually quite like the brown kit.

 

[mouse]

I actually quite like the brown kit.

TBF i have nothing against a good few of those kits, but if we're gonna go on about "insulting our tradition of white kits" then we probably need to go back to the late 70's / early 80's for our last "unadulterated" white kit.

If you want to push the "traditional" aspect even further then we were actually playing in red and then black and orange stripes pre 1900.

 

[Colonel_K]

Crap colours, shades, lines, piss steaks, naff patterns ARE our tradition.

To be honest I liked all those away kits. Those can be as garish as they want to be. Home kit needs to be lilywhite and navy for me.

 

[ArmadilloSackRace]

At least at some points in time our sponsors haven't always been red. Spare a thought for Woolwich. Their sponsors have always been white

 

[LilywhiteSonny]

I actually quite like the brown kit.

I'm surprised we haven't had one since - was a very popular kit! Looked awesome in Europe with the gold lettering and numbering on the back.

 

[1882]

If you want to push the "traditional" aspect even further then we were actually playing in red and then black and orange stripes pre 1900.

It's CHOCOLATE & GOLD!!
how very DARE you insult our PRAAAAAD tradishin!!
Black'n'orange indeed... we're not faakin' Jaffa Cake Utd!

 

[Blanchflower]

Even then in his early 20's Mido was a right fat cunt. :eriksenlol:

 

[Diamond Whites]

Such a shame we'll probably never have Hummel kits and Holsten as our sponsor again. Not lucrative enough. Really hate the generic, cheaply made Nike garbage we've got now. It's worse that the under armour stuff.

 

[1882]

Is the gradient thing official yet?

 

[ryminister]

As long as the red sponsors gone, I don't care.

 

[Billy Bob mate]

Crap colours, shades, lines, piss steaks, naff patterns ARE our tradition.

I like all those kits!

ochlol::dierpochhug:

 

[Chucklevision82]

As long as the red sponsors gone, I don't care.

Won’t happen any time soon.

 

[Thin Lilywhite Duke]

That's gonna strobe like shit on TV...
I'm surprised Sky didn't chip in and voice their concerns...
They'll have to do safety announcements for Epileptics before every televised home game!!

'Upgrade to 4k to prevent epileptic fits'.

 

[shempz]

Not when you realise we'll wear a special Euroepean shirt beause Levy is a genius.

....which will be a 'limited' edition, and which you can pay £100 for.