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Have YOU ordered the new away kit?
- Thread starter Chinman3000
- Start date
This, this, a million times this.
fat old seagull
New member
....or put some of her shoes on eBay.
if she's anything like my Mrs, she won't even miss 'em
joker
BHA Blues Away
Didn't bother to order it just been and bought one each for me and Mrs Joker, just await the home kit now to complete the set
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,645
I was slightly underwhelmed by (a) it's black (not a fan of black kits) and (b) the fact that we've basically produced a negative of last season's away kit. But having seen it in the flesh at Crawley, it did look very smart.
I might buy one. Probably wait to see what the home shirt is like first though. The black one is my fallback option for now if they hit us with some disappointing version of that dismal Nike fade design kit that Coventry and others are running around in.
I might buy one. Probably wait to see what the home shirt is like first though. The black one is my fallback option for now if they hit us with some disappointing version of that dismal Nike fade design kit that Coventry and others are running around in.
Except you can't, can you? You can buy a blank black Nike shirt.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,645
Out of interest, do you have the same feelings about any other branded clothing and footwear in your wardrobe?
I mean, would you contemplate purchasing a pair of generic trainers from (say) Asda and gluing a Swoosh or three stripes on? Genuine question.
The club did sell iron on club badges. They removed them from sale at the same time people noticed they could buy a stock Nike shirt for about twelve quid and pop one on.
I managed to get a few before they removed them.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
I'll probably buy my son a shirt.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,645
I would imagine you could probably sew on an iron-on badge quite easily (they were the embroidered sort).
severnside gull
Well-known member
I'd have said the same but fat old gits can't wear stripes while (in theory) black is slimming
Reagulls
Well-known member
- Jul 22, 2013
- 774
I play in goal for a 6 a side and bought a plain black nike keeper top for £23 on the internet.
I then bought a brighton and hove albion green one for half price in the end of season sale.
I was expecting them to be the same but the green BHA one is much better quality.
I wonder if this this is the same for the cheap unbadged ones compared to the official ones?
I then bought a brighton and hove albion green one for half price in the end of season sale.
I was expecting them to be the same but the green BHA one is much better quality.
I wonder if this this is the same for the cheap unbadged ones compared to the official ones?
Taybha
Whalewhine
I know a man that just cant wait to get himself little black number
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
I would like a polo in the same design. Hope they produce one. Never bought a shirt as fat blokes look silly in them.
carteater
Well-known member
Where's the: 'No - I love it, but not enough to pay £50 for a crappy replica that I can buy without all the club shit on it for a 1/4 of the price' option
BensGrandad
New member
If they did the largest size would be XXL as that is the largest Nike make.
You would think the club would give them the choice make bigger on demand or alllow us to buy polo shirts from another supplier to meet the demands of larger supporters, of which there are many.
portslade seagull
Well-known member
Don't do club shirts anymore too old
CorgiRegisteredFriend
Well-known member
I need to see both kits in the flesh before I buy either. Got a gift voucher so won't cost me the full whack.
BensGrandad
New member
I am the same but wanted a polo shirt with the badge on but no go. I thought about buying a reduced hat or similar and taking the badge off if it is sewn on?