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Seriously, what makes people think Slaven Belupo is actually making a serious move into our market???
Props to Slaven, but honestly, looking at their jersey designs—which you could basically buy anywhere without even needing a crest—I figured they were just buying them off the shelf themselves...
I was just about to give this Dinamo Adidas kit some credit, but then I read this stuff about Puma. The only thing I actually dig is the retro jersey idea, because it feels like Puma is overdoing the details, kind of like those Diadora kits
Brenda Cook2 said:🤣
A Mexican Woman in the middle and two Mexican gypsies. 👍
Maria Anderson said:Three solid options for Liverpool FC.
This is basically prep for the ice age Vakula keeps warning us about.
stormyviper17 said:How big even is this third one, I guess 😁
Classic American fullback right there. Just a pure stopper. He can clear the ball easily enough, but he’s got zero actual skill.
mellowowl38 said:Finally! It feels like I’m actually seeing something from this brand that doesn't look totally ridiculous for once. 😁
What brand are we even talking about???
Brenda Cook2 said:Botafogo does
and so does Figueirens
Hands down, best ass on this thread, honestly.😛
rapidstag2 said:Denmark 🤣
The French kit would actually be quite stunning if it weren't for those black stripes. It looks as though someone simply slapped some electrical tape on it. 😁
They should probably sew sleeves onto those French jerseys so they can't even get their arms through.
mellowowl38 said:Man, I actually grabbed some old jersey mockups a while back, then just messed around with the colors, stripped out the side sponsors, and slapped the Dinamo crest on there. Here’s another one—this design isn't even mine, though. Some guy made it for Beşiktaş, but I thought it looked way better for Dinamo, so I just added our badge, a stripe, some text underneath, and a star above. It’s basically a tribute to the '67 squad for their Europa League run:
Anyway, I was watching the MLS game just now, and does anyone know why Bordeaux is playing their home match in those red-and-white vertical stripes? Is that their special European kit? They have such a damn rare color palette, yet they choose to play in this absolute nonsense...
Good question... Last week I was betting on Bayern Munich, watching the score updates on ESPN, and I start celebrating because I think Bayern scored, but nope... total bullshit.🤷
Lott needs to fire their designer immediately....
They used to be way better, right up there with the heavy hitters (the US, AC Milan... America, Varteks😁)
Matthew Anderson4 said:looks like a Smurf 🤷
Maybe it's actually a decent signing...😕
mellowowl38 said:Anyway...
The kit looks killer, I'll give them that. But honestly, they could've put in a little more effort and maybe coordinated the State Farm logo so it isn't just hanging out there looking as navy as the shoulders. Whatever.
They seriously screwed up the ad color... you wouldn't believe it.😕
Thomas Johnson7 said:Personally, I’m leaning toward the away gold kit. It feels like a genuine breath of fresh air compared to the silver and white options—not to mention those orange ones, which were a bit much.
The European and domestic kits are both quite solid, though I have a slight preference for the European version.
Looking ahead to 2011, it would be a nice touch if they released something reminiscent of the 1911 style worn by the old local club legends.
As for the Copenhagen set, it feels a bit lazy. That pink jersey is an absolute disaster, and honestly, there's barely any distinction between the home league kit and the one meant for European competition.
By 2011, that whole Diadora thing will be dead and gone. Mamić will probably be in some massive blowout with the Italians by then...
Yo, how much would it cost to get a jersey with Megan Martinez12 on the back?☕
🙏🙏
These are killer!!! Way, way better than the last ones. Honestly, maybe the dark blue one should've had a design like these two too...
Gonna be the best looking kits in the Champions League hands down.😁
rapidstag2 said:What exactly is so amusing to you? 😁 Is it not the case that every major club operates under that very same paradigm? $133 It is nothing. 🥳
They usually provide at least a little teaser to give you something to daydream about—something that actually points you in the right direction. Unfortunately, it seems the Diador team hasn't quite mastered the art of Photoshop yet. 😢
Not even $133 a little bit. Buying blind is a gamble, especially since I saw that new Bochum kit since I've been here...
Since when does any major club wear Diador?
Patrick Moore3 said:Kraft Foods is served at the pub for like 10 bucks$4.00... just like Coca-Cola...
Who’s actually crazy enough to go out and buy that Coca-Cola stuff anyway?
I'd much rather just hit up a local bar and drink it in peace...
If you pick this up at Walmart, you might as well use it to light a bonfire too.
rapidstag2 said:Once they decide to start securing their own sponsorships, they might actually have something to show for it. 😁
Next season, Cleveland could have Messi on their jersey.
wanderingcobra77 said:Honestly, this is some of the worst stuff I've ever laid eyes on
http://www.newsoccerjerseys.com/2009...rseys-251.html
New Russian kits—haha... feels like a total throwback to the Cold War era (and don't miss those alcoholic-looking socks)
Even if they mean something by it, who cares...
We could say the same about our guys looking like old-school regulars from some dusty communist dive bar
Jeffrey Cooper7 said:or maybe something more like this jersey 🤣
that retro vibe would be absolutely killer since nobody ever wears stuff like that anymore 😁
except chef in esplanada☕
