GreersElbow
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Hmm, i'm on the fence about the cosmetics. But further sponsorship from Amex = ££££££££
but Errea are very unfashionable and that definitely effects shirt sales.
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Sales figures for both current shirts don't seem to support your argument.
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This - I'd probably even go the lengths of buying a replica shirt for the first time since the black 'Skint' kit.Both look absolute quality, I'd love them to be our kits for next season.
Most people outside of Italy call them Inter Milan, so what?
There are probably on two reasons why the club might abandon the stripes, proper stripes that is (and not for the first time), and that would be if the chairman/owner wasn't a fan of the club and didn't really connect with some of the traditions and the second would be so the sponsor's name stands out.
Like the current away shirt, but orange and black? I can picture that quite well actually.
I agree that Nike/adidas tend to offer similar designs to clubs, but Errea are very unfashionable and that definitely effects shirt sales.
The first Errea shirt was great (first season at Withdean), since then.. appalling.
In 1980, we decided to ditch the stripes, move to Adidas and have the blue British Caledonian (classic) shirt because "To many, the stripes associate the club with the Third Division days and we are now determined to be a First Division club in every way".
Actual words from the programme.
As I have said on other threads, my mate does all the Nike kits marketing for all UK football teams.
Tried to get us 18 months ago and said had a very long term deal with Errea.
He acquired Palace and Charlton though!
- Unfashionable is an opinion. Flourescent Green and black isn't exactly fashionable, but the shirt has sold in bucketloads.
- Shirt sales have been amazing the last few years.
- Errea make nice kits
- I'd prefer unique over marked up teamwear any day.
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- Unfashionable is an opinion. Flourescent Green and black isn't exactly fashionable, but the shirt has sold in bucketloads.
- Shirt sales have been amazing the last few years.
- Errea make nice kits
- I'd prefer unique over marked up teamwear any day.
I was thinking all orange but that could work.
Wouldn't think so. Why have one of the main home colours as an away shirt?
That doesn't explain six seasons with a plain blue-bodied, white-sleeved shirt - one of which was in the Fourth Division.