[Football] US soccer team to wear different shirt each week - and each match has a theme

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Fignon's Ponytail

Fignon's Ponytail

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If we did it, at least it would solve the problem we have every year of whether it should be thin stripes, big stripes, solid blue, collars, no collars, back panel, no back panel, etc.
Just a different "how difficult is it to do a blue and white striped shirt" every week to please everyone....:whistle:
 


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Gwylan

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Can you imagine the moaning if the Albion had an 11 o'clock kick-off? You'd be able to power the National Grid with the amount of rage
 




Dick Swiveller

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I've long been thinking that to maximise revenue the club don't change the shirt design nearly often enough. I think we should have a new shirt design for each season - so that'll be new shirts for Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring. Twelve different shirts (home, away and change) for people to buy, sorry, collect. Just think, the excitement of a new kit launch four times a year!
 


Fignon's Ponytail

Fignon's Ponytail

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Brovion said:
I've long been thinking that to maximise revenue the club don't change the shirt design nearly often enough. I think we should have a new shirt design for each season - so that'll be new shirts for Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring. Twelve different shirts (home, away and change) for people to buy, sorry, collect. Just think, the excitement of a new kit launch four times a year!
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We could also follow the NFL by doing a "colour rush" kit! :thumbsup:
 








Easy 10

Easy 10

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Jul 5, 2003
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The sheer number of exclamation marks pouring out of that press release has made one of my ears bleed.

Horrible idea. How is a club supposed to build an identity without having a defined set of colours for a home kit ? They could be anyone. That said, the way they routinely franchise clubs all over the country greatly reduces that sense of identity from the outset.
 




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NooBHA

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Brovion said:
I've long been thinking that to maximise revenue the club don't change the shirt design nearly often enough. I think we should have a new shirt design for each season - so that'll be new shirts for Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring. Twelve different shirts (home, away and change) for people to buy, sorry, collect. Just think, the excitement of a new kit launch four times a year!
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Absolutely typical

We identify that the clothing industry is one of the major contributories to ''Global Warming'' and the Americans come up with this hair brained idea. All the rich Film Stars banging on about Global Warming during their Oscar's Acceptance Speeches whilst buying their kids 12 Football shirts per year
 


Superphil

Superphil

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Jul 7, 2003
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Palace played the 1999-2000 season with a different shirt sponsor each month, due to the fact they failed to sign a sponsor for the entire season.
 


Easy 10

Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
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Superphil said:
Palace played the 1999-2000 season with a different shirt sponsor each month, due to the fact they failed to sign a sponsor for the entire season.
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Nobody wanted to associate themselves with that shitshow for longer than a game.
 




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Gwylan

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By coincidence, I've just been reading an article about the abolition of time zones. The proposal is that it would be the same time anywhere in the world - so, 11.00 PM in the UK would be 11 PM in Australia and the US too. Business hours would change accordingly,

So, an 11 o'clock kick-off may not be so fanciful after all
 


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