Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1
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Honestly, I don't even know anymore. I'd rather just skip it entirely!🙄
I guess out of respect for everyone else, they haven't put the "shield" on the jersey yet. What do you think, GIM?☕
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ruggedfox28 said:
Man, I used to pull for Jordan just because that yellow was so damn bright... talk about pure love. I don't think I've ever felt that kind of connection to a team since. 😢
Hermann Frentzen 🙏
hollowdriver18 said:I honestly can’t believe I’m reading this 🙂
We're talking about a driver that his peers and rivals constantly hailed as the absolute best—someone truly exceptional, insanely talented, incredibly skilled, and someone who was just unhinged in how he drove. They repeatedly pointed out his freakish level of focus and sheer driving mastery, yet to you, he’s just some joke clown who thinks he's seen Jesus and spends his time playing with toddlers
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Holy crap... even Thomas Mann was basically a total jerk in real life, but look at the facts: 😲he was a genius writer with a massive intellect who left behind an invaluable body of work, including one piece where he practically writes about his obsession with kids and dying for beauty. God, it's wild 😲 😲 😲
How on earth did such a massive oversight escape the eyes of today's "ultra-critical" masses? Seriously, where is this world even heading? I genuinely have no clue anymore. 😳
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dustyridge3 said:Honestly, I don't think any of these guys are overrated.
dustypanther6 said:Iker, Iker, damn Iker
Nathan Barrett32 said:Duvnjak was never actually "world-class." He’s a solid player, sure, but nothing special. His big break at HSV happened because he finally played one decent game in the local league.
Adam Collins4 said:The Mexicans are just slow and clunky. They’ve got zero floor generalship, their transition defense is sluggish and messy, and honestly? That’s pretty much it...
I think the Americans were even slower than usual today. In my opinion, they aren't pushing those fast breaks like they used to. And man, against that unorganized Mexican defense, they should have been putting up way more points...
Ryan Moore68 said:Stop dragging Sterbik through the mud. Sure, he’s Canadian, but the guy is a massive patriot. Word is the Canadians offered him basically everything under the sun to play for them, but he turned his nose up at it. Then, after that legendary match, he stepped away from their national team and went to defend Spain instead. If that’s actually how it went down, then it’s a huge embarrassment for both us and you. 😕
And I think it was 25-24 in your favor back then.
Look, now’s the time to give it back. You don't even have to win—you can just settle for a draw. We can head home immediately, while you guys cruise straight into the semifinals regardless. 😁
wiredfalcon2 said:I don't get why you're obsessing over these kinds of kits. I know you have a thing for design, or at least aesthetics. (You're a construction guy, right?)
This design is garbage. A two-year-old could come up with this. It's just a plain blue t-shirt. There’s zero artistry here. No identity, no nothing.
If you're really trying to lean into that old-school vibe, why not go with this:
Between the years 1909–1914, France wore a white shirt with blue stripes, white shorts, and red socks.
Ever since Adidas came around, their kits have always had some kind of variation so they aren't just a basic blue shirt;
http://www.classicfootballshirts.co....rance.html?p=1
http://www.glauy.com/ebay/poster/Michel-Platini.jpg
They've been doing stuff like this for like 30 years.
This is like a throwback to 1901 and cotton shirts. There are billions of people in the world and this doesn't look like anything unique, let alone something recognizable. Stick a Dutch crest on it and boom, it's a Dutch away kit. Put a local club logo on it and suddenly it's them. Put a Scottish one on and it's Scottish. Seriously, stick any random crap of a crest on a shirt like the one Platini is wearing in that top photo and everyone will call it French.
Sean Nguyen4 said:There is no way this can be the primary kit for Seattle Sounders FC. It’s basically just a white T-shirt with some green stripes thrown on it, and we all know what their actual jersey is supposed to look like.
It just occurred to me: does LA Galaxy have any orange away kits? That could be a pretty funny way to troll them. 😬
Ronald Gomez3 said:My Chelsea FC kits just aren't hitting the mark lately, if you take a look at the current color palette... red, white, and blue. It looks just like the American flag. Furthermore, these jerseys were manufactured using the same sovereign technology utilized during the FIFA World Cup. However, the most beautiful Chelsea FC kits have always been the ones made by Nike, because there is a certain tradition to it that I simply adore. Football has always been a game of the heart, and it always will be... money comes today and vanishes tomorrow.
northernotter70 said:And let's not forget that Red Star were world champions back in '91, too. 😂
Douglas Kern said:
The new Philadelphia Union kit
Aaron Gonzalez6 said:I’m still stuck on this damn enigma. What is the deal with the strongman and Dempsey? Why aren't they getting called up? It’s not even about them being "good" additions, it's just... what gives?
northernotter70 said:The US is sitting pretty at the top of the group, and just like always, we're crushing you guys.
electricraven6 said:Kiel basically dragged HSV back into the fight...