[Football] Huddersfield kit

[Cowfold Seagull]

He's not even from Huddersfield, he's from Mirfield.

Well that's only up the road, besides he is a great Terrier's fan. Harold Wilson was also from Huddersfield.

 

[Eeyore]

The fact it's reaching millions of folk shows what a good stunt they have pulled off. It is so obviously fake.

 

[schmunk]

Well that's only up the road, besides he is a great Terrier's fan. Harold Wilson was also from Huddersfield.

See how far you get on here declaring that Shoreham or Peacehaven are "Brighton"...

 

[Washie]

The instantly recognisable green logo of the main sponsor is proudly emblazoned across the chest of the shirts in a new twist for the kit; a diagonal strip ranging from the shoulder down to the hip.

This is from the club statement, I see no green logo across the chest.

 

[lizard]

Someone had to...

 

[Wozza]

The instantly recognisable green logo of the main sponsor is proudly emblazoned across the chest of the shirts in a new twist for the kit; a diagonal strip ranging from the shoulder down to the hip.

This is from the club statement, I see no green logo across the chest.

Should have done to the opticians.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The fact it's reaching millions of folk shows what a good stunt they have pulled off. It is so obviously fake.

Reaching millions of folks is obviously considered A Good Thing by marketing types. Paddy Power and Go Compare advertising strategists must be feeling pretty good about themselves. Meanwhile, millions of folks resolutely change channels or decide to stick with their existing bookies whenever the ads appear. Oh well.

 

[GloryDays]

Don’t think it’s fake. Personally I don’t mind it.

A shame what the sponsor is but I don’t mind the idea. Better than a lot of other kits.

 

[Frankie]

The world's gone mad.

 

[SeagullinExile]

Wind up because FA have a set criteria for how big and where a sponsors logo appears on a shirt.

The FA might. But do the EFL?

 

[Bold Seagull]

The FA might. But do the EFL?

You're aware they still operate under FA regulations right, as do all leagues right down to grass roots?

 

[Bold Seagull]

http://handbook.fapublications.com/#!/book/30/chapter/s2699-kit-and-advertising-regulations/content?section=s2701-b-permitted-advertising-not-relating-to-sponsors

 

[BensGrandad]

This kit clearly breaches Section C of that ruling.in the FA Handbook. So I would assume that they will not allow itas it would open the gates to any kit being used and advertised.

 

[dazzer6666]

Don’t think it’s fake. Personally I don’t mind it.

A shame what the sponsor is but I don’t mind the idea. Better than a lot of other kits.

Of course it's fake......no way that 'sash' would be allowed. Shame though..........

https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/huddersfield-town-new-kit-paddy-power-prank-regulations-rules-fa/

 

[stewart_weir]

Really hope our marketing dept don't see this!

 

[dennis]

I can’t see this being allowed look at what happened when Bentner showed his pants

 

[GloryDays]

Of course it's fake......no way that 'sash' would be allowed. Shame though..........

https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/huddersfield-town-new-kit-paddy-power-prank-regulations-rules-fa/

I stand corrected!

 

[pornomagboy]

they played in the kit tonight

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[studio150]

they played in the kit tonight

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Friendly and not subject to FA Regulations (I assume)

 

[SeagullinExile]

You're aware they still operate under FA regulations right, as do all leagues right down to grass roots?

Obviously not. Thats why I asked the question.

I assume that the rules only apply to kits that will be worn on by the players on the field of play?