Next seasons kits.. including other teams

[JurgenKlopp]

still better than the turquoise monstrosity Nike designed this year for us

Nope

 

[Red Bird]

They did. The following kit had the logo as part of the fabric but that pulled and bobbled like mad. Adidas did give us poor quality kits back then.

I remember those.

 

[SummerOnions]

nice clobber for raves
just like the 90's

I liked the one from 91-92 with the broad white Adidas stripes on one shoulder and all red, but it wasn't the one for raves.

That was the sparkling Candy one

I played a little gaff wearing something close to the bottom one the other week it looks oddly stylish for a footy kit

 

[MomoWASright]

Virgil pulls it off.

 

[peterhague]

I like that it's a proper red, not that weird maroon we had a couple of times recently.

 

[HC]

I think the home kit looks boss

 

[Hansern]

Yeah, after seeing it a good few times its really growing on me. Its boss.

 

[bluebell]

 

[rurikbird]

FIRE!

 

[rurikbird]

I'm starting to like our new kit...

 

[jan]

Haha, promo picture of Wan Bissaka looking straight out of some "depressed footballers" tumblr page doesn't help it one bit

 

[reuque]

Apparently Adidas are endorsing Klopp starting next season. Will be interesting to see how the club-personal sponsorship clashes.

 

[dogboy]

Arsenal seems to get decent kit most years. At least the Manc fans will be quiet

That's what I see when I get a migraine.

 

[StevieM]

I just think it would look better without the green.

If we had to have a third colour - then a bit of yellow.

 

[bluebell]

South Korea's away kit. I'm sorry its shocking. The black and white is I guess a reference to Yin and Yang

 

[MomoWASright]

I didn’t think there was such a massive zebra population in Korea.

 

[Modo]

I didn’t think there was such a massive zebra population in Korea.

Lol. Might be white Tiger they're going for considering the badge.

 

[Athens]

Yeah, I think it's a tiger. Perhaps you can still get the Amur tiger in Korea? I was about to say that I think they might be extinct in South Korea but then again England have lions on their badge...

 

[Modo]

Yeah, I think it's a tiger. Perhaps you can still get the Amur tiger in Korea? I was about to say that I think they might be extinct in South Korea but then again England have lions on their badge...

Yeah, I'm such nerd I looked it up a few mins ago and apparently there's like 400 Siberian tigers in Korea. Dunno if they're wild or not.
Used exist in the wild there though.

 

[Athens]

Yeah, I'm such nerd I looked it up a few mins ago and apparently there's like 400 Siberian tigers in Korea. Dunno if they're wild or not.
Used exist in the wild there though.

There probably are some wild ones left up in the mountains and the wilderness. Although 400 sounds like loads...

 

[Modo]

There probably are some wild ones left up in the mountains and the wilderness. Although 400 sounds like loads...

Sorry I got it wrong. There's 400 Siberian Tigers left in the wild, mainly in east Russia.
They're extinct in South Korea.

 

[Hyena]

Well considering the Welsh have a fucking dragon on their crest....

 

[Athens]

Sorry I got it wrong. There's 400 Siberian Tigers left in the wild, mainly in east Russia.
They're extinct in South Korea.

Ah right. Shit, that's went from being loads to not a lot...

 

[Athens]

Well considering the Welsh have a fucking dragon on their crest....

I've known a few dragons in my time.

Boom. Boom.

 

[MomoWASright]

Well considering the Welsh have a fucking dragon on their crest....

Scotland’s national animal is the unicorn. The weirdos.

 

[The Nomad]

Scotland’s national animal is the unicorn. The weirdos.

I thought it was the haggis?

Your weirdo statement is still valid.

 

[rurikbird]

South Korea's away kit. I'm sorry its shocking. The black and white is I guess a reference to Yin and Yang

So the Zebra evolved to have stripes because it supposedly confuses the lions when they are chasing a herd (or whatever the multitude of zebras is called). Is there a similar advantage to stripes on football kits?

 

[Modo]

So the Zebra evolved to have stripes because it supposedly confuses the lions when they are chasing a herd (or whatever the multitude of zebras is called). Is there a similar advantage to stripes on football kits?

Don't think so, unless Gascoigne was playing against you. He'd be chasing everyone like a mad dog thinking it's coke on a black table.

 

[Hyena]

So the Zebra evolved to have stripes because it supposedly confuses the lions when they are chasing a herd (or whatever the multitude of zebras is called). Is there a similar advantage to stripes on football kits?

Now that you mention it, marking would certainly be a pain during set pieces and the penalty box is crowded.

Also, would be a lot hard to spot handballs

 

[Athens]

I'm not sure, the black and white stripes work because lions etc have poor colour vision. They don't work so well on humans.