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Nike would still be a Yank reach around
If they make our kit anything like this beauty from 2014, then I'm sold.
If Brit porn is any indication of what your sex is like, trust me, you want a Yank reach around.
Wellcum two de four um
"Live Strong" dope up to the eyeballs!
...ahem, I was joking...
I've said it before on here somewhere, but I still think we could do a lot worse than tying up a 3-Way-Multi-Company Super deal... I bet it's never been done before in the 'stadium naming rights world', but it could be incredible if we could specifically get THESE THREE companies involved;
...just imagine; THE "LANE HART WHITE" STADIUM!!
....oh, no hang on...
Welcome, young man ....... and if we are going to discuss previous kit providers, then I think we should have Le Coq Sportif - made for us!
LOL ...... and what a great idea!...ahem, I was joking...
I've said it before on here somewhere, but I still think we could do a lot worse than tying up a 3-Way-Multi-Company Super deal... I bet it's never been done before in the 'stadium naming rights world', but it could be incredible if we could specifically get THESE THREE companies involved;
...just imagine; THE "LANE HART WHITE" STADIUM!!
....oh, no hang on...
I didn't realise Le Coq Sportif was also founded in 1882 :clintonohshit:
It starts in 1882 with the opening of a little hosiery store in Romilly-sur-Seine, in a part of the Champagne region called the Aube.
Emile Camuset, the man who opened that store, loved sports with a fierce passion. When he started making sports jersey in his small workshop, he probably never dreamed that, 130 years later, le coq sportif would become one of the world's most prestigious brands, renowned for its clothing, footwear and sporting equipment.
Only thing is that they probably don't have the same financial muscle to compete with the likes of Adidas, Nike, UA, etc, as kit sponsorships have become an important part of the business side of things. Still, my all-time favs are this 1983 shirt and the 1981 one.
This was prolly the best kit we've had in the last 10 yrs.
Yes, Le Coq Sportif... they were born to make kits for Spurs
IMO our best home kits in order since 2006 are
1. 2008/09 (8th)
2. 2010/11 (5th)
3. 2011/12 (4th)
4. 2013/14 (6th)
5. 2015/16 (?)
6. 2012/13 (5th)
7. 2006/07 (5th)
8. 2007/08 (11th)
9. 2009/10 (4th)
10. 2014/15 (5th)
11. 2005/06 (5th)
1. 2008/09 (8th)
2. 2010/11 (5th)
3. 2011/12 (4th)
4. 2013/14 (6th)
5. 2015/16 (?)
6. 2012/13 (5th)
7. 2006/07 (5th)
8. 2007/08 (11th)
9. 2009/10 (4th)
10. 2014/15 (5th)
11. 2005/06 (5th)
This was prolly the best kit we've had in the last 10 yrs.
As much as I like the simplicity of that last Puma kit.
I'm partial to these two as well, think the 125th one matched with navy shorts, not the white, is near perfect, ignoring the sponsor.
Also this one just because it was CL kit, first win at Woolwich in a long time and VDV wore it.
This was prolly the best kit we've had in the last 10 yrs.
My favourite since the 80's - and I can't wear it. In it's first two outings we lost 5-1 to Chelsea at Wembley and 5-2 to the Scum. I left it a while, then tried again, we lost 0-1 to WBA. I then, accidentally put it on the morning of the Palace cup game this season, low and behold we lose again.
Gutted.
TBF - Le Coq have done a fantastic job on the current Fiorentina and St Ettienne kits!
I suspect though that their pockets are in no way deep enough
Burn it
thats just numbers