pseudo_canadian
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Amazing how much better any kit looks without the god-forsaken Chevrolet logo.
Should we be mad?Luke Shaw breathing in in his photo
Too many Maccie D breakfasts?Should we be mad?
He tried to order one but the delivery driver gave his to the wrong personToo many Maccie D breakfasts?
something really non-league about the Maguire & VDB photosThe feck happened to DVB
Donny is slowly morphing into Chesney off Corrie.The feck happened to DVB
More Bedhead than Slabheadsomething really non-league about the Maguire & VDB photos
100%Surprised how good it looks, definitely our best in a long long time. A lot of that is down to no disgusting Chevrolet logo.
Still injured I think. If he's on the move it will be inconvenient with Rashford out. Could mean more chances for Amad though.Has Martial featured in any marketing for jersey launch ?
He is no where in training. Is he on move ?
I see you have bad taste.Officially the deadest kit we have had in years. Go by a copy on Pro Direct for £10. Terrible.
Away kit is nice at least.Officially the deadest kit we have had in years. Go by a copy on Pro Direct for £10. Terrible.
Weirdly I prefer the plainer texture of the replica.The authentic kit looks class. The replica looks boring shite.
authentic, above
replica above
It's the first time I see such big difference between replica and authentic kits. Normally there's no aesthetic differences bar the badge (stitched vs printed). The authentics are usually just much better fabrics for the athlete's sake. But here you can see the difference is quite visible on the shirt itself and at the collar and sleeve-ends. They are like two entirely different kits to me.
Authentic: £100
Replica: £65
It’s not very interesting is it just an Adidas t-shirt with an United badge stuck on it, 70 quid please folks…Officially the deadest kit we have had in years. Go by a copy on Pro Direct for £10. Terrible.
Read below...Weirdly I prefer the plainer texture of the replica.
Just buy a red adidas running top for £20, then iron on a Utd badge you bought for £2 off of ebay. It'll not even have the sponsor logos and look better for it.It’s not very interesting is it just an Adidas t-shirt with an United badge stuck on it, 70 quid please folks…
Give me your bank details please....No problem. That'll be £5.00 please.
PM HecticGive me your bank details please....
I always would buy a top home/away but might give it a miss this year..Read below...
Just buy a red adidas top for £20, then iron on a Utd badge you bought for £2 off of ebay. It'll not even have the sponsor logos and look better for it.
I'll wait to see if the folks over at DHGate make something that resembles the style of the authentic kit, with the stripes. If not, I'll give it a miss unless the 2nd or 3rd kits look amazing.I always would buy a top home/away but might give it a miss this year..
So we’re not going to address Amad’s fake left arm huh?
Greening 34I've noticed so many of the modern kits have like textured patterns on the authentic version. The England kit definitely did and yes, annoyingly they look a lot higher quality as a result. I also remember the 2016 shirt looking far far better in the authentic version.
The big idea/challenge for manufacturers is to get fans wearing the shirts casually again and to secure the younger audience. For me personally, if I'm spending £100 I'd rather get something timeless, say the treble shirt, from Classic Football Shirts with an Iconic player name on the back.
It's the same texture as all previous Adidas kit.Weirdly I prefer the plainer texture of the replica.
SwoonTo everyone who don't like the kit: prepare to change your mind
"Hello, I'm Like Shaw, and yes, I have an absolute unit on me."So we’re not going to address Amad’s fake left arm huh?
United didn't qualify for the Euros though, did they?It’s cheaper than the Scotland strip. Imagine that.