Always found it interesting that people complain about Nike using templates but seem to ignore other brands doing that so well. Just saw the St. Pauli Under Armour kit - a direct replica of ours from a few years ago.
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The Southampton home kit this year is also a copy of our away kit from last season:
No company is innocent of this, but it is particularly stark with Nike kits.
Similar? Sure.The Southampton home kit this year is also a copy of our away kit from last season:
No company is innocent of this, but it is particularly stark with Nike kits.
A copy? Definitely not.
They're all a bunch of scumbags.
...a distant Cousin maybe, but nothing more!
Similar sure, ours looked like arrow point up.The Southampton home kit this year is also a copy of our away kit from last season:
No company is innocent of this, but it is particularly stark with Nike kits.
Whereas theirs looks like they're wearing a bra.
Always looked more like Shutter-blinds to me...
Whereas theirs looks like they're wearing a bra.
I still don't understand why when with a team like Spurs the tradition is for home, away and third kits with block colours and no stripes/hoops they don't just get one design each year and make a white/navy, a navy/white and either sky blue/navy or yellow/navy.
Agree.....couldnt care less if its made by Mr Byrite if theres no red on it. Im starting to forget what Spurs are actually supposed to look like
The worse offenders for kits now are Puma. Every goalkeeper kit being exactly the same (even down to the colour) is unacceptable.
That Woolwich away kit (yellow / charcoal) is hideous. Puma did nice things a while back. For me, the best looking on-field playing kit and training/leisurewear stuff is Adidas and Nike.
Is that because those manufacturers have built their brand awareness, remember when Nike were quite new to the football kit game in the mid-90s. Woolwich were one of their first club sides. How much of a turn around we will be wearing Nike and they've got their Puma deal after we had their kits for 5 seasons.
This cycle of nike kits are horrific. That man city away kit is genuinely one of the worst kits I've seen, just below those liverpool kits from a few seasons ago. The current template just straight up sucks
Should be a new design template for next season. So long as it's a lilywhite top and navy shorts I don't care about the away kits.
If it's anything like this, with some navy trim....
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can't confirm, but did hear that last week
and what a great 4-4 that day was. We knew about that kit at the beginning of the season. Releasing a one off kit at the end of the season before we change brands feels like a quick fleecing.