Great news
https://www.arsenal.com/news/mondele...ficial-partner
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Official snacking partner of Arsenal football club. :lol: :popcorn:
It's absurd, but this is the type of area we need to improve.
Man Utd have so many random sponsors. Official pie, official tractor, etc.
Official snacking partner. :haha:
How many dollar-bucks do we get?
What about their official diving equipment partner?Quote:
Originally Posted by GP
What would be brilliant is if the players and manager had to shamelessly plug all of these products in their pre- and post-match interviews.
A bit of shameless product-positioning wouldn't go amiss either.
So now I can eat chocolate as part of supporting Arsenal?
I, for one, welcome our chocolatey overlords.
We should not have a mainly white away shirt.
https://arsenaldirect.arsenal.com/Fo..._AwayKitLaunch
I thought there would be a massive outcry when we first had a blue one but after a bit of tutting no-one seemed to care much really.
I think people should care and we should stick to red home and yellow away, tradition and club colours and all that.
But people have got so used to being dicked around by clubs these days they don't seem to care enough. Shame really.
(All that said, I kinda like the new kit although agree about the colour)
I can see this one going down in club history as the 'raspberry ripple'Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Can't say i like it myself, interesting they're using Laca to sell it though, i thought he was on the way out...
Looks alright with the dark red shorts.
It is weird, though.
It's good for Halloween I guess.
Disgraceful. Money first, shit on everything else. But blame the fans if they are dumb enough to buy it.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Exactly this. Can you imagine them trying to change our away shirt to blue in the 70s? :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Good luck with that.
Now...people grumble a bit and then dutifully shell out £50 :shrug:
£65Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
A HUNDRED POUNDS?!! I should say good day to you, sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Holy shit, it is too!Quote:
Originally Posted by I am invisible
Adidas smashed it last season home and away. This year the home is ok, nice but nothing special. The away is shite though.
£100 quid. :haha:
I hadn't noticed that.
And as GP referred to: It's £65 for the long sleeve shirt. Not as much material used, charge more. :bow:
That's for the "Authentic" one, whatever the hell that means.
For us common folk it's only £60 :lol:
Think I'll stick to the orange one, thanks <_<
That means it'll fit like a sausage skin and make you look like a fat bastard (unless you happen to be a professional sportsman or a model).Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
I believe I shall stick with my retro 70s kit that I bought in my 20s and can only assume still fits perfectly.
I see.Quote:
Originally Posted by I am invisible
And that costs £100, does it?
I don't need any help looking like a fat bastard so I think I'll pass.
Ohhh it's the official match shirt that is £100. It all makes sense now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Except we haven't had a match in it yet and with Covid we're not going to be wearing someone elses anyway. :doh:
Kolasinac's would obviously be bigger than Saka's though. What a load of crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by I am invisible
Arsenal like money.
I don't think that literally means one of our players has worn it, I think it's something to do with the cut which as i am invisible indicated, may not be an optimal look unless you have a, ahem, certain physique. Which I do not.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Fair enough. If you did have the physique to go for it though, would you pay the extra £40 when you could just get a smaller size? :lol:
Yeah, it's probably the fitted cut, the type of moisture-wicking fabric they use, etc - probably doubles up as compression gear or something equally useless when you're watching a match down the juicer.
I guess I could just read the product description, but I'm worried I might get charged just for being on the page and looking at it.
There you go.Quote:
When it comes to workout training wear the new Arsenal 20/21 Authentic Away Shirt has everything you need to boost your potential. The form-fitting design with heat-sealed Arsenal club badge and adidas logo make the shirt ultra lightweight and the absorbent fabric features cooling adidas technology that will work with your body to help regulate temperature.
Wear your shirt with pride and show your support for the Gunners.
Why not make it your own by having your chosen name and number printed on the back?
• Breathable, air-cooling HEAT.RDY
• Heat-transfer club badge to show your support
• Heat-transfer adidas logo, 3-stripes and sponsor name
• Slim fit - curved dove-tail hemline
• Design emblem on upper back featuring the iconic cannon within the 1930s club badge
• Ribbed crew-neck with high sleeve cuffs
Colour: White
Indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by I am invisible
I remember when my mum bought me an authentic kit for my birthday years ago. Poor cow had no idea what she was buying, she thought replica meant fake in the shop and shelled out a ton for the expensive one instead and was very proud to tell me it was the “real” kit. :lol:
To be fair I did prefer the fit but all the “technology” bollocks that came with it was exactly that.
You've gotta feel for the intern in the marketing department they make come up with this shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by I am invisible
If only! That’ll be some senior copywriter churning it out with his eyes closed for £400 a day - probably wrote it in 5 minutes from the cafe and then put his feet up.Quote:
Originally Posted by WMUG
That’s the one :good:Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Arsenal posting a picture of Ozil wearing the new away kit on FB :haha:
They are Zim level trolls
Well got to sell some of the kits in Turkey :good:Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Freddie has left the club.
https://www.arsenal.com/news/invinci...ie-leaves-club
Certainly another summer of huge changes.
All in the non-playing positions.
obviously he was and remains an Arsenal legend, but it's got to be said he didn't seem to have a clue when he stepped in after Emery left.
it's all very well saying he had a small coaching team, but how many people do you need to know how pick the right players and give them a decent game plan?