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This seems a bit strange so they have a shirt sponsor who won't appear on the fans shirts only the players? Not sure would be happy as a sponsor to be paying money into sponsorship with not very much exposure. Home shirt has space for 4 sponsors and it's the sort of thing that should be sorted before releasing a shirt for public sale.
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Down here, 'wet wall works' is what happens when you get chucked out of the pub and have a pish up the side of it to prevent wetting yourself before you get home.
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For a shanner of a team like Stranraer set tickets for a fiver.
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Better if it had been away.
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Hawd me back from buying a dozen for this titanic occasion.
- Last week
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Released in a fortnight I’m led to believe.
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I think you’re actually spot on. At a guess the next kit announcement/launch will come closer to the league campaign kicking off.
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If I remember correctly (I probably don't), the reason it says 25-27 was because it would become the 3rd kit, as having a new 3rd kit each season just didn't sell and they were losing money on it.
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Is the winner of the vote between these options going to be released as a third kit?
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The red and black kit is listed as 25-27 so will be used for a second season.
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Doesn't look so bad in real life so will take the comment back. Front looks a lot better too and already liked that. Sizing seems different again this year though.
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Bought two kids kits this morning. My only complaint is the kids kits have generic blue socks that are an entirely different shade of blue to that on the shorts and top.
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White back avoids the problem of black lettering on the blue hoop being difficult to see that has been the case with the last couple of shirts. Would like to see us try full hoops with yellow names and numbers one time. Gold was ordered for the cup winning anniversary kit but a delay from the printers meant they wouldn’t arrive for the start of that season, so we had to go with black.
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Want to say that young Kerr Robertson was superb this morning. My 10 year old has not stopped talking about the kit launch all day. Kerr more than happy to pose for photos and even gifted my son a signed ball. A small gesture on Kerr's part but he has made my 10 year old feel like the most important person on the planet this morning. He absolutely embodied what a community owned and focussed club should be all about it. The way he interacted with the kids today was first class and I for one sincerely hopes he can kick on next season. Thank you Kerr
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As a colour blind fellow, I'm okay with this! Far easier to see names and numbers.
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Schwake is named in the starting XI for the MLS All Stars game along with the likes of Messi and Heung Min Son.
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I love tops with tons of logos so I have many from Central America in my collection, because they plastered them on everywhere. We should have more.
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I much prefer fewer logos, but there's no sleeve or back sponsors. Would be interesting to know what the financial hit of that is.
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Ha-Ha
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Presumably white lettering on the back this season.
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Aye, the longer we fart about at the bottom of this league, the more I'm inclined towards a sort of Arbroath+ model. Keep the budget the same, but have a mix of full time, part-time and Estrella-led loans from outside the UK.
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That's pretty horrible.
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1) The number of players that we've successfully coached to achieve the potential of rough diamonds is also very, very small. For every Nicky Cadden there have been about 50 other players who either performed at par or were duds. 2) The rough diamond category could be applied to just about any signing - especially those who came through a youth setup at the likes of the Old Firm, who are ten a penny. Despite being rolled out for pearl clutching purposes when a new player signing gets criticised every summer - though you are not using it for this purpose - it doesn't justify signing any specific player, many of which are highly likely to be dung at Championship level. 3) Given the above points in addition to your otherwise accurate summary, we need to be considering the point of being one of the smallest full-time clubs in the pyramid - in budgetary terms at least. The only remaining justification I can see for persisting with a full-time model is if the Estrella group are brought on board, and can offer a totally different pool of players who desire full-time professional training in order to join the club. The scraping the barrel exercise within Scottish football, an occasional English non league ringer and relying on key loans year in and year out is achieving nothing.