Ah right. That Chelsea shirt is your favourite.genome wrote:Where did I say that Kes?
Ah right. Personally I'd rather wear a grey top than a wishy washy pink top out. But each to their own. I'm sure you're manly enough to pull it off.genome wrote:No just personally feel that a dingy grey is worse than the african violet
Protesting a little too much here...genome wrote:Well, I'm secure enough in masculinity to not care about whether the shirt I am wearing is manly or not.

Arsenal's are usually bespoke designs as they're Puma's flagship team, so we will just get the 'Football League' template.No Fixed Abode wrote:Here's another Puma template.

+1 I wasn't massively keen on the African Violet at the start of the season, but my opinion on it has mellowed over the season and it's fairly inoffensive overall. Definitely better than the hi vis kits.tmesis wrote:I think the trend a decade or so ago for hi-vis yellows and greens were worse.Top Flight wrote:I agree with that.No Fixed Abode wrote:
That African Violet kit has to go down as the all time worst colour kit ever. It's facking dreadful.
been saying it for years. if puma put collars on their shirts, we will win the championshipI also note that on both occasions the kits had collars and we were promoted.... HINT
faded from over washingI wasn't massively keen on the African Violet at the start of the season, but my opinion on it has mellowed over the season
Also noticeably missing those odd red bits that seem to become more prevalent each yearSutekh wrote:So, 9am on Friday we'll find out the basis for next year's horrible Puma excursion into hoops...
What's the best Puma shirt (home and away away) we've had so far? Believe we've been lumbered with them since 2004/05 and the best kit - in fact possibly the only one worth having is the 11/12 kit
And, before anyone says it, I know it's not perfect and should have hoops all round but it works as a) it's simple and unfussy and b) it was paired with WHITE shorts.
Next best was the 2005/2006 kit as that was similar (although was paired with blue shorts).
I also note that on both occasions the kits had collars and we were promoted.... HINT
I personally think that's one of the worst kits we've had. The lack of hoops and plain white back make it's look bizarre. Last years kit was actually quite similar but had 'hoops' (more like stripes) on the back, which made it look a whole lot better.Sutekh wrote:So, 9am on Friday we'll find out the basis for next year's horrible Puma excursion into hoops...
What's the best Puma shirt (home and away away) we've had so far? Believe we've been lumbered with them since 2004/05 and the best kit - in fact possibly the only one worth having is the 11/12 kit
And, before anyone says it, I know it's not perfect and should have hoops all round but it works as a) it's simple and unfussy and b) it was paired with WHITE shorts.
Next best was the 2005/2006 kit as that was similar (although was paired with blue shorts).
I also note that on both occasions the kits had collars and we were promoted.... HINT
Yep, I could live with that definitely prefer more blue than white. Would need to be paired with white shorts I think
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