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I've always thought the Peru, Palace, Ajax shirts were pretty nice.

i was thinking of that peru kit ( top one ) not 20 mins ago
my fave footie kit i think

You were doing so well til #3...

Did you mean this?

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Well yeah. But I saw that TDK shirt and I couldn't help myself. It's fucking awesome.

Not for me... Different strokes, I guess... :)

I have this cycling kit.

Of course you do...

He only wears it when he's going out on his own at anti-social times.

#trufax

I'm confused, I'm pretty anti-social most of the time.

Also: it's really badly fitting. For a small club sized jersey it looks like a balloon.
Mind you, I'm fatter now. I should try it on again.

Did any one else see his article about West Ham's ineptitude in finding a striker of any worth? 32 signed in 6 seasons!

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/jan/17/west-ham-strikers-david-sullivan-gold-simone-zaza-scott-hogan?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

I was only a matter of time before @Chalfie brought up his terrible taste in kits

Its important to disrupt brands occasionally. This gives them a new direction to work with for a few years, and then once it's tired they can drum up some nostalgia by returning to a re-drawn version of the original badge. If you compare it to the dogshit redraw of the Milan logo, it's a much, much better strategy.

That will be £2,000, plus VAT

Its important to disrupt brands occasionally.

This is something I have never had to think. also....important, is that what you meant?

Sorry that's my rapha money. I'm disrupting my brand by wearing g kit that fits and is vaguely tasteful.

Classy from Liverpool fans:

plymouth dispatched with consummate professionalism

yeah like that. nice touch.

shame the pilgrims couldn't pull off a result tonight. was gonna say an upset. but thought result more appropriate word

Importance being relative, yes. In the Grand Scheme of Things, no.

I did think that choice was a bit off brand, for you.

one of my favorite kits

Sporting Gijon: Abelardo resigns as head coach but refuses £3.5m payout - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38665972

You don't hear things like this too often these days.

@dicki A good year for arsenal though

Interesting piece on the rise of the youth team coach in Germany,

https://www.theguardian.com/football/the-set-pieces-blog/2017/jan/19/bundesliga-clubs-managers-premier-league-germany-england?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other