I think we should take a moment to pause and consider how mad it is that clubs change their kit every year for no other reason than to fleece their fans, and a huge number of people just go along with it. Every year.
I think we should take a moment to pause and consider how mad it is that clubs change their kit every year for no other reason than to fleece their fans, and a huge number of people just go along with it. Every year.
I don’t have an issue with it as people have the choice to buy them or not. However the price of them now is mental, £80 for adults and £50 for kids! Dreading the day my boy starts asking for a new kit every year.
Ultimately a kit home or away is made memorable by what has been achieved whilst wearing it
The Bruised Banana kit which is objectively horrendous is synonymous with the league cup/fa cup double in 1993
Gold away kit synonymous with Old Trafford win
Yellow and Black with Anfield 1989
Away kit truly horrific. Whoever designed that must hate the club. On the other hand, I thought they'd all be wearing dresses by now, so at least it could still be considered unisex.
As for the price, that's where the 200mill transfer budget comes from, along with the ever exorbitant ticket prices. The complaint was never the cost, it was all about what you got in return. Which was nothing much.
There's a strong chance I won't be buying.
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Apparently the shirt design's supposed to be based on a map of Islington*
*after two tabs of acid