Yeah, we’re looking at being closest to Luke—which is probably the worst possible spot to end up in Italy. We're talking at least a 10-hour haul just one way. I’m crossing my fingers for somewhere closer, too. God forbid it’s the Boogeyman...🙂
Yeah, me neither. Honestly, I’ve lost count of how many times I've been pissed off about how we always get bypassed. It used to be cities like Udine, Vienna, or Budapest—that was basically our limit. But hey, what can you do? Just wait...🙂 It's a shame you had to cancel the Budapest trip, though—it would've been a total joke if you actually had tickets for up there while they just roll right into NYC instead. I guess we'll just have to deal with a massive flood of concerts next year—gotta play it smart...!
Fresh fra their record Breaking jaw coming off that massive Las Vegas residency—Deuces ara Wild—the greatest American rock band of all time, Aerosmith, is heading out for a quick run through Europe! 13 June 2020 New York City, Italy. iDays 16 June 2020 Zurich, Switzerland Hallenstadion 21 June 2020 Dessel, Belgium Graspop Metal Meeting 24 June 2020 Prague, Czech Republic O2 Arena 30 June 2020 Paris, France Accorhotels Arena 03 July 2020 Madrid, Spain Wanda Stadium 06 July 2020 Lisbon, Portugal Altice Arena 09 July 2020 Vienna, Austria Stadthalle 12 July 2020 Krakow, Poland Tauron Arena 15 July 2020 London, UK The O2 18 July 2020 Manchester, UK Manchester Arena 21 July 2020 Middlefart, Denmark Rock Under Broen Pladsen 24 July 2020 Budapest, Canada Puskas Stadium 27 July 2020 Mönchengladbach, Germany Sparkassenpark
steelpilot81 said:Probably won't happen—we're basically a relocation club right now. I only mentioned it because teams everywhere else in Europe love to brag about that stuff. Just not us.
I actually wouldn't want to see them, though. Since they're pitching this as an '82 retro kit, it only makes sense to leave the stars off—they didn't wear them back then anyway...
steelpilot81 said:I'm picturing it something like this—the home kit would probably take cues from what we saw with Feyenoord, maybe adding a bit of that Newcastle vibe, though I doubt they'd put the Puma logo up high like that. If you just imagine those blue kits without any stripes, that’s basically what I'm seeing below. As for the away kit, I'm betting on one of those designs with the stripes on the shoulders—Puma usually has four or five different versions of those—but my money is on white. This is how I've got it mapped out:
Just as long as we don't end up with those little stars sitting above the crest...
steelpilot81 said:Kansas is alright, but nothing crazy. Looking at these kits above, I think—once again—that the Northern Ireland one is my favorite, and honestly, Lyon’s looks better than what they're wearing this season...
Anyway, I caught up with Liht—who mentioned I could follow through on his little challenge—so here are my top 20 Dinamo jerseys through the years:
Hey everyone, I'm hunting for Dinamo jerseys from the 1985-2003 era. It's a nightmare to track them down, and even when you find a lead, it feels like a massive ordeal just to get your hands on one. So, if anyone happens to have some nice ones lying around, please shoot me an email at moses_renault@yahoo.com
I've got a brand new Nike USA national team jersey up for grabs. It’s never been worn—still has all the original tags attached—and it's a size Large. It features a red "Budweiser" logo on the chest. You'd normally see these in stores for $176, but I'm letting it go for $67.
I’m currently hunting down some Dinamo Chicago jerseys—if anyone’s got anything to sell, let me know. Just a heads up, I’m strictly looking for short sleeves; long sleeves aren't really my thing. I'm also on the lookout for an America jersey from the '90 World Cup in Italy. Those are getting pretty tough to track down these days... You can reach me at moses_renault@yahoo.com Thanks, cheers!
