gingerless
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Someone shopped it with grana sleeves and it was much better. I see one problem tho, the crest is in the middle and there is our World Champs badge
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indeed a most concerning quandary
Beast
The Observer
As Meta said, the English influence .. majority of those clubs ( and a lot more ) are built/Idea /copied from an English team
Deco 20
Scandinavian 101
None of them are good, our current one is among the worst we've ever had, but the gradient shirt is truly horrible... Wide striped Blaugrana shirts are infinitely better
mixer
New member
That kit is not that bad, man.
La Furia
Legion of Doooom
Yup, you look at the clubs with stripes - either the English were among the clubs founders (Barca, Milan, Athletic Bilbao) or they were more indirectly influenced (Juventus kit inspired by Notts County, Real Socidad founded by students returning from England, Inter an offshoot from the English-formed Milan, Atletico an offshoot from the English-formed Athletic Bilbao).
At this point it's been so long and clubs like these are so famous that the English origins are now nothing more than a footnote (look at the amount of clubs in Italy that copied Juve, or the amount of clubs in Spain that copied Athletic/Atletico), but much like English names (FC, Milan, River Plate, Athletic, Old Boys, etc), it's a part of the clubs history and fucking with it, like Nike is doing, is blasphemous as far as I'm concerned.
La Furia
Legion of Doooom
Or, more likely, either Nike Stadium or Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani Stadium. Coming soon to a Sandro Rosell run team near you.
I've no probs with it. Stripes can either accentuate/underplay your dimensions depending on what you're trying to achieve, and how you play with it. And stripes work beyond horizontal and verticals, it all comes down to creative designing and the finishing. Personally, i'm of the opinion that men should stay classy but also open and explore all avenues. I thought for a player like urself, you 'd be more enterprising at fashion.
The france jersey 2011 was uninspring. But i did like the goalkeeper one.
Valdés/L.Parker/Adler would look mint in ^
Anyway, I like my footballers, with/out jerseys, stripes or no stripes. Football jerseys are secondary to me.
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DucdeOrléans
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As far as I am aware of FCB's kit design was inspired by FC Basel who if I am not mistaken was NOT founded by the English.
And if that's the new FCB kit then it is not that bad. The supposed away kit is something else though. Truly horrible.
But at the end of the day who the fuck cares? Nearly all football jerseys are ugly. Personally I would never wear one in public unless I was attending a match (and that is doubtful as well).
And yes Beast we agree about the French jersey. I would like a copy of the 2000 version.
And if that's the new FCB kit then it is not that bad. The supposed away kit is something else though. Truly horrible.
But at the end of the day who the fuck cares? Nearly all football jerseys are ugly. Personally I would never wear one in public unless I was attending a match (and that is doubtful as well).
And yes Beast we agree about the French jersey. I would like a copy of the 2000 version.
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Beast
The Observer
I thought for a player like urself, you 'd be more enterprising at fashion.
Subtle remark here
The only thing related to a player if i wear a strip shirt would be posing as an insurance sales person
note that small strips in a classic suit (like Dark grey jacket with very small lines lighter grey strip ) is ok.. but other than that it will be a fashion crime
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