What the actual oxf*rd is wrong with you?Big Foot wrote:As good as it is, where will this stop?
Will we do away with home shirts and instead have 23 different "community projects" designing shirts for each and every game?
Same here, I wonder what the cost would be to the club for a small run to sell in the MegaStore, proceeds to said charity of course. Surely Puma would be onboard for that as well.seanboyd_2 wrote:Hats off to both the club and the Avenue for this, the kit actually looks nice. Shades of Elm Park. I hope they put these up for sale, I would deffo grab a few.
TBM wrote:It looks fcuking awful though - reminds me of those bowling balls you used to get down The Point
It look like after the Blackburn match they are going to be signed by the players and put up for auction so I think that is the only chance to get one.Sutekh wrote:Same here, I wonder what the cost would be to the club for a small run to sell in the MegaStore, proceeds to said charity of course. Surely Puma would be onboard for that as well.seanboyd_2 wrote:Hats off to both the club and the Avenue for this, the kit actually looks nice. Shades of Elm Park. I hope they put these up for sale, I would deffo grab a few.
You haven't done your self any favours here TBM.TBM wrote:It looks fcuking awful though - reminds me of those bowling balls you used to get down The Point
To be honest, we lost our hoops years ago. What we play in now is a manipulated mismatch of blue & white.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Lovely story. Shame about the lack of hoops on the shirt though. They should make a load of them available to buy, as well as auctioning off the player shirts.
+1 A schoolkid designs a shirt better than half the shirts designed by professionals.Ian Royal wrote:It's better than some of the shirts we've had done professionally, even if it isn't hooped.
To be honest I think pretty much all Reading fans agree on what the kit should be; a basic full blue and white hooped shirt with red numbers, blue shorts and blue and white socks - it's not a complicated design at all!Forbury Lion wrote:+1 A schoolkid designs a shirt better than half the shirts designed by professionals.Ian Royal wrote:It's better than some of the shirts we've had done professionally, even if it isn't hooped.
Maybe this is the club looking to cut costs in the shirt design department, Take a couple of kids on for work experience instead.
Would probably sound better coming from a poster not named after a brand tbfJagermesiter1871 wrote:oxf*rd capitalism!
Maybe the poster in question is actually a hunting master? Some Bear Grylls kind of character who enjoys popping along to the MadStad when he's not living under a bearskin shelter somewhere.Green wrote:Would probably sound better coming from a poster not named after a brand tbfJagermesiter1871 wrote:oxf*rd capitalism!
Just cos he's in a wheelchair, doesn't mean i have to like his design.....oldebiscuit wrote:You haven't done your self any favours here TBM.TBM wrote:It looks fcuking awful though - reminds me of those bowling balls you used to get down The Point
You'd be wrong.Jagermesiter1871 wrote: To be honest I think pretty much all Reading fans agree on what the kit should be; a basic full blue and white hooped shirt with red numbers, blue shorts and blue and white socks
And even better if it was spelt correctly!Green wrote:Would probably sound better coming from a poster not named after a brand tbfJagermesiter1871 wrote:oxf*rd capitalism!
Jesus christ can we get this c3nt banned?, disrespectful prick.TBM wrote:Just cos he's in a wheelchair, doesn't mean i have to like his design.....oldebiscuit wrote:You haven't done your self any favours here TBM.TBM wrote:It looks fcuking awful though - reminds me of those bowling balls you used to get down The Point
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