Aha now I get it, thanks.
We have an awful amount of whiners in our fanbase.
You're in good company then, my lad.
Couldn't agree with you more. I fear for their loved ones. Must be hell.We have an awful amount of whiners in our fanbase.
Last year's home and away kits were nice?The potential these kits had given they are Adidas was massive. They're still miles ahead of last year's Nike shite.
Yeah, they'll no longer be in Europe come next year which makes it even weirder that they'd decided to pay so much to sponsor English team. Perhaps they're focused on marketing in Asia and America, or maybe we'll switch to one of other GM brands that's present in Europe in the future?I'm sure General Motors pulled the Chevy line from the UK, I could be wrong. It wasn't that long after we announced our deal in fact.
I'd have preferred the stripes on the white kit to be black other than that all ok. We've have one colour badges before.
Pretty much every United game was shown live in the states last year.Yeah, they'll no longer be in Europe come next year which makes it even weirder that they'd decided to pay so much to sponsor English team. Perhaps they're focused on marketing in Asia and America, or maybe we'll switch to one of other GM brands that's present in Europe in the future?
Pretty much every United game was shown live in the states last year.
In fact I bet there isn't many United games in the last 10 yrs that hasn't been on telly in the US.
The guy who negotiated the deal with United got fired for that specific deal.Yeah, they'll no longer be in Europe come next year which makes it even weirder that they'd decided to pay so much to sponsor English team. Perhaps they're focused on marketing in Asia and America, or maybe we'll switch to one of other GM brands that's present in Europe in the future?
This. The logo and the tagline aren't that bad really but the gold gradient on a piece of clothing gets under my skin. They have an all white design of it so why not use it instead.The home kit is a cracking design.
The logo is what it is, but these are good kits all things considered.
Probably in the region of £50 if you buy directly from the club. If I remember right they're usually a bit cheaper from the likes of JJB or wherever.How much will these shirts cost then (in the UK)?
I haven't bought a football shirt for ages so I'm unsure how much they cost nowadays.
Probably in the region of £50 if you buy directly from the club. If I remember right they're usually a bit cheaper from the likes of JJB or wherever.
Shows how long it is since I bought a shirt!JJB are long gone.
I don't know what's worse: Grown men getting their knickers in a twist over a corporate logo on a football shirt they are probably too old to be wearing anyway, or me reading grown men getting their knickers in a twist over a corporate logo on a football shirt.
I bought this seasons away top in that freak online accident where tops were about £25. Haven't bought one since 08 before that! The Moscow topShows how long it is since I bought a shirt!
Sports Direct are the best bet for buying an official shirt.
Normally about £35-£40
Don't care about the logo, if it means getting rid of our debt ASAP then so be it. When we are finally debt free our spending power will be as huge as any club.
Shirts havent been that price for about three years. Basically, after Nike sold off Umbro, having effectively asset stripped them and removed the competition, the next kit was launched at a £60 price mark - up from a standard £45 the season before. My 6 year old lad got one for Christmas complete with Premier League patches, name and number. I was shocked to find it had cost £62!