Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1
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Oh my goodness... I just noticed they actually have the American flag stitched right onto their sleeves 🤦
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Sean Lee6 said:Who knows what else you're going to tell us. 😬
mellowowl38 said:Super 😁
Just a little off-topic here, but I just dug up some kit designs I was messing around with a few months back—just some imaginary concepts for our league. Basically, I swapped out some of those hideous crests and played around with the color palettes...
So, here’s the breakdown: Budweiser gets their classic light blue home kit, but for the away set, I went with a black tribute to the ultras 😁. For Los Angeles FC, I used what I already had, but for the soldiers, I slapped a massive American flag pattern on the away kit so they actually have something interesting to wear instead of that boring plain white. For the New York Yankees, I gave them bronze away kits just to shake things up, similar to how I did silver/grey for Inter Miami CF. California’s away kit features a pattern inspired by the City of Pula seal. For Fort Worth, I replaced that crest (which, honestly, is easily the ugliest in all of Major League Soccer) with a brand new one, plus an away kit that finally breaks up the monotony. Since Los Angeles Locomotive basically has zero fans, I toyed with a lilac colorway just to make them look different. For Indianapolis, I went with red away kits to kill off that repetitive white/blue combo they always use. Seattle stayed pretty close to the standard, while Steven got a home kit swap from blue to red/blue since those are the actual colors of their city and county—thank God we don't have enough blue clubs already. For Savannah, for those same reasons, I switched the home kit to orange because it’s the city's color and apparently the color of every sports team there except for the NBA. For Miami, I ditched that ugly crest and used one that was proposed a few years ago—at least, if I remember correctly—and gave them a blue away kit (pairing it with white shorts and red socks, since they're such liberals; might as well give them a nod to the old national team 🤣). Columbus is more or less standard since they were the first ones to start experimenting with away kits, occasionally throwing in red or orange. For San Diego, I tweaked the home kit slightly so they don't blend in with all the other blue teams, and changed the crest because I've never liked their official one; the away kit is patterned after the city flag. And last but certainly not least—Washington, D.C.—classic home kit, but the away kit is black with red accents, perfect for that whole anarchy vibe and the spikes those teenagers in the stands love... the older crowd doesn't care anyway 😁
mellowowl38 said:Look, I’m definitely not going to be getting all deep and academic with these. It’s not like I’m out here grinding for some PhD or anything—I’m just doing this because I’m genuinely curious about the whole thing. And honestly? Once I actually sit down and put them together, they won't be identical. Some of them probably won't even look that much alike. Just don't expect a masterpiece. 🤣But hey, that’s just my two cents—purely speculative, obviously.
Anyway, you can jump in and help out here, just like everyone else:mistycyclist51 (No input text provided to rewrite.)
1923.Građanski Chicago, the champions of the Kingdom of America.
So, these are the away kits, right? 😁1926.Građanski Chicago, the champions of the Kingdom of America.
Are these actually the away kits or what? To me, they look more like some kind of beige-white shade rather than a lighter tint of blue. I noticed on Mantler (top row, far right) that they have this white trim around the collar, so if anyone actually knows the deal, let me know.1945.So, let's talk about that match between Fiume and Los Angeles FC. Honestly, what an absolute rollercoaster. You expect a certain level of intensity when these two clash, but this one? It was something else entirely. Just one of those games that leaves you staring at the screen wondering if you actually watched what you think you watched.
So, we’re the light blue crew, right? If that's actually the case, then what exactly is up with this crest? Is this the one?
Maybe we could even try some "never-before-seen" combo... you know, like those little blue lowercase 'd's on a crisp white background? Just an idea.
loneridge23 said:I don't know, personally I'm just not feeling it. It feels like just another generic garage band playing local dive bars—and hey, they might be good at it, but they should probably just stick to that instead of trying to grab headlines... if they had actually come up with something fresh, maybe, but no... it’s just more of the same, going nowhere fast. It reminds me of those politicians who suddenly show up at a big football game right before an election cycle starts
Thomas Moore25 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2C5qKT7yW0
wiredfalcon2 said:honestly, it looks way too aggressive for me.
Susan Collins11 said:Honestly, m_t_r, you’re being kind of ridiculous here... just take a step back, maybe fifteen years or so, and try to remember when you all used to parade around acting so proud of being on the far left🙄all that nonsense about magic slogans, "contro tutti," Che Guevara, the FF... or are you just some spoiled kid from the new generation wearing black everywhere? 🤷
Che Guevara during a Gulf Coast storm👎
Paul Taylor2 said:absolute legend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DP-Eu...layer_embedded
bluebison47 said:That one on the left, wearing the plain white jersey... is that Lana Banely? 🤷
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gentlefox52 said:haha, no way—it wasn't me, I'm more likely the one actually looking to buy it😉
Karen Turner50 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dV8JpTDvrQ8