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could be giordano sportswear

Well its not puma so might actually look alright

Its the new training gear we have a different sponsor for it now for the first time ever.

never heard of this company but google says its either a company in hong kong or saudi arabia, but to me it sounds like janner rip off of giorgio armani.

Hoping this one is a goer - can't buy either home or away shirt although homer not too bad.

Puma kits have been shite for years,hopefully this training kit is the start towards a decent playing kit. not sure on having the makers name large on the front but will have to see what happens

Jethro wrote:

Puma kits  have been shite for years,hopefully this training kit is the start towards a decent playing kit. not sure on having the makers name large on the front but will have to see what happens

Puma will make the kit still. no one has a separate deal for kits with two companies......yet.

Angry wrote:

Jethro wrote:

Puma kits  have been shite for years,hopefully this training kit is the start towards a decent playing kit. not sure on having the makers name large on the front but will have to see what happens

Puma will make the kit still. no one has a separate deal for kits with two companies......yet.

shame , hopefully might end up with a decent kit from them eventually then,

Angry wrote:

Jethro wrote:

Puma kits  have been shite for years,hopefully this training kit is the start towards a decent playing kit. not sure on having the makers name large on the front but will have to see what happens

Puma will make the kit still. no one has a separate deal for kits with two companies......yet.

An Argyle first in the making!

Angry wrote:

Its the new training gear we have a different sponsor for it now for the first time ever.

never heard of this company but google says its either a company in hong kong or saudi arabia, but to me it sounds like janner rip off of giorgio armani.

or a Hugo van moody instead of Hugo boss

they have been released.

still never heard of this company and the t-shirt looks shirt but thats more puma than them in fairness but the kids love this turd so who am i to comment.

Looks okay apart from the huge logo on the front, not for me sorry,

I would have thought that Saltrock was the obvious kit/clothing supplier.

I'm gobsmacked this hasn't been the case since the get go of the Brent era.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

I would have thought that Saltrock was the obvious kit/clothing supplier.

I'm gobsmacked this hasn't been the case since the get go of the Brent era.

why they arent a reputable sports clothing company.

Angry wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

I would have thought that Saltrock was the obvious kit/clothing supplier.

I'm gobsmacked this hasn't been the case since the get go of the Brent era.

why they arent a reputable sports clothing company.

Up until this year when Villa signed a deal with Luke to supply kit, I can't recall too many clubs choosing a 'brand' (like Saltrock) to supply kit, over a sports manufacturing company (like Puma).

I think we all know Frank might be having a bit of a josh, and pointing a finger at the closed market of football apparel, even among the elite. And rightly so, yet another rigged market, unless sportswear is just too scientiffik for other producers, what with all that shiny stuff.
As to salt rock, that wouldn't dream of being shiny, I don't think I've ever seen one of their outlets not giving at least 75% discount. Another business grasped from the jaws of failure by the deft hand of the philanthropic saviour. My fave outlet is the Victoria road services down near the Goss moor. What a stunning setting for a fashion boutique. Get yourself togged out before you hit Newquay.

Czarcasm wrote:

Angry wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

I would have thought that Saltrock was the obvious kit/clothing supplier.

I'm gobsmacked this hasn't been the case since the get go of the Brent era.

why they arent a reputable sports clothing company.

Up until this year when Villa signed a deal with Luke to supply kit, I can't recall too many clubs choosing a 'brand' (like Saltrock) to supply kit, over a sports manufacturing company (like Puma).

Neither can I but it's only a bit of nylon sewn together, innit. Hardly rocket science to produce or Saville Row in terms of prestige, is it?

Getting the Puma logo on it probably starts the cost at £10/shirt so why not get Saltrock to do it?

We could be the first team to play in a hoodie and baggy shorts!!

Seriously though: why not?

Surely there's no rule that says it has to be made by Nike, Puma or Adidas?

And what do we get from them anyway other than little choice in terms of overall design, the wrong shade of green every year and an inability to supply enough of the right sizes?

A smaller, local company could knock out as many as we need when we need them to a design we have complete control of.

George from Asda do a mean tracky bottom for £2.49.