New Away and Home shirts

Flat_Track_Bully wrote:

I'm going to break ranks here and say that the Home kit is better than the last few years (although that ain't saying much). I don't mind the dark green, although I really wish we could dump these lame 'swirl' type patterns, are return to something more traditional. Stripes/Hoops or even quarter (like the Gas' home kit) patterns with Green and white/black would be my preferred choice - keep it simple.

Not a fan of the sky blue away kit either. Our away kits are usually gash anyway, although I didn't mind the white one from this year.

Too me it looks no different from last years kits with the exception of the white flash being move to the chest and shoulder region instead of the middle.

The kits will look good on the children that buy them. Grown men will look like massive benders wearing baby blue. It will be great to get back to proper kits when the puma deal ends. Not that I'll buy them but the team need to be able to see each other and this dark green surely restricts visibility? Blue????

the FES logo is on the back of both shirts and there is my reason for keeping the £40.

Angry wrote:

the FES logo is on the back of both shirts and there is my reason for keeping the £40.

I was toying with the idea of the blue one for 5-a side and other such pursuits but with that news they can stick it.

Pokesdown wrote:

Angry wrote:

the FES logo is on the back of both shirts and there is my reason for keeping the £40.

I was toying with the idea of the blue one for 5-a side and other such pursuits but with that news they can stick it.

i fancied buying the blue one as i havent had an argyle top for a few years but ill wait a little longer.

Men, men, men. There's plenty of leisure wear to choose from. Stay away from the replica kits (unless you're actually playing football in them of course). The age cut off is your 22nd birthday.

Chingers wrote:

Men, men, men. There's plenty of leisure wear to choose from. Stay away from the replica kits (unless you're actually playing football in them of course). The age cut off is your 22nd birthday.

Thats your opinion of course but not one shared by many.

I am happy with the kit to be honest!

Change of direction means a change of fortune! Hopefully

In my opinion it doesn't matter what colour the away kit is, it is the home kit that needs to stay true to the clubs origins.

No chance with fes on it,

Chingers wrote:

Men, men, men. There's plenty of leisure wear to choose from. Stay away from the replica kits (unless you're actually playing football in them of course). The age cut off is your 22nd birthday.

I agree. Although the cut off should also be L for anybody.

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And don't get me on grown men wearing Hollister.

Really? I think you'll be surprised Angry. Have a look around, see how many people wear replica shirts. The older people get the less you'll see wearing them.

Chingers wrote:

Really? I think you'll be surprised Angry. Have a look around, see how many people wear replica shirts. The older people get the less you'll see wearing them.

there are a few out today infact different age groups aswell and older than 22 its all down to personal choice at the end of the day.

Angry wrote:

Chingers wrote:

Really? I think you'll be surprised Angry. Have a look around, see how many people wear replica shirts. The older people get the less you'll see wearing them.

there are a few out today infact different age groups aswell and older than 22 its all down to personal choice at the end of the day.

That doesn't mean it's right mate. You honestly think a 40 year old with a beer belly will look good in this new away shirt?

I say bring back rosette wearing for middle age supporters

Chingers wrote:

Angry wrote:

Chingers wrote:

Really? I think you'll be surprised Angry. Have a look around, see how many people wear replica shirts. The older people get the less you'll see wearing them.

there are a few out today infact different age groups aswell and older than 22 its all down to personal choice at the end of the day.

That doesn't mean it's right mate. You honestly think a 40 year old with a beer belly will look good in this new away shirt?

a 40 year old with a beer belly wont look good in a gucci t-shirt let along a footy one lol.

Very true

Fashion Police invade ATD.

We're Plymouth Argyle, we'll wear what we want.

Nothing worse than going on hols abroad and seeing people wearing Englsih team football shirts

All the same arguements apply to pony tailed balding Grateful Dead t shirt wearers

Damon.Lenszner wrote:

Fashion Police invade ATD.

We're Plymouth Argyle, we'll wear what we want.

i agree

Angry wrote:

Damon.Lenszner wrote:

Fashion Police invade ATD.

We're Plymouth Argyle, we'll wear what we want.

i agree

I agree too.

Doesn't stop me seeing them and mometarily thinking "knob"

full kit people are a very very wrong imo but footy shirts its an indivdual choice. I havent bought one for a while but thats due to me not liking any argyle one's of late or england but if like today (before i found out the fes logo) if there is one i like i will buy it and wear it casually...Maybe with a blue crush jean look as thats the in fabric this season and white pump trainers as thats the james dean at a footy match look from m&s

Bloody Awful the away kit i wont be buying that Man City Rip Off

Full kit wankers like this:

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Make me laugh like a loon. Look at his shoes FFS

Han Solos Other Ship wrote:

Full kit wankers like this:

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Make me laugh like a loon. Look at his shoes FFS

yes they are the ones. For kids i can look the other way when they want to dress in top to toe in the kit but adults unless your playing a game there is no call or need to wear it like that.