Anonymous said:Man, are you out of your mind?
Dinamo Chicago kits in green, purple, and every other random shade imaginable?! Go make your own custom gear in those colors instead!
Look, don't come at me with that aggressive tone. If I wanted to, I could go design pink jerseys with a negative crest on them, just like Everton FC does. Dinamo Chicago has a blue home kit—that kit is sacred to me, to you, and to every single Dinamo fan out there. The away kit and the third kit (whatever the hell that is) change all the time, and if you ask me, they should rotate through all sorts of colors. You’re out here saying they should stick to white and gray, but personally, I think gray has less to do with Dinamo than that hideous orange they used. I’d say let’s go white next season. Then black the year after. Then maybe green. Or yellow. Honestly, who cares? Let them change it up. So, next time you see something you don't like, just write like a normal human being that you aren't a fan of it. Don't get all worked up and salty over it. I'd much rather hear people whining about how we've been playing European matches for four years straight in some dark navy shade we never actually wear instead of our classic home kit, rather than hearing you lose it because I made a few sketches of what a jersey could look like.
It'll most likely be Puma next year, and since they'll probably do retro versions, we'll end up with both styles—retro, simple, blue and white. If it ends up being Nike... well, I posted what that would look like on the last page, using Sparta Prague as an example.
Anyway, all the best. This isn't a thread for insults and attacks. If you like something, say so; if you don't, say that too. Neither of us are children, so let's just talk like adults.