New kit opinion
New kit opinion
I have just seen the new home kit for this season and at first I was a bit upset that they have stopped all yellow but it has started to grow on me, I went on oxford mail website to see it, I was wanting other peoples opinion on it
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We obviously have to show the bridle logo which contains red. I don't think this helps matters at all.
But hark at us being picky - we are back in the football league and we are not happy because the colour of our kit is not to our liking.
However, if the fans don't like them the sales will be down.
But hark at us being picky - we are back in the football league and we are not happy because the colour of our kit is not to our liking.
However, if the fans don't like them the sales will be down.
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I would have preferred a yellow back instead of a blue one but I guess they chickened out.
I am more annoyed that last year's kit was withdrawn after only one year thus breaking the convention that kits are replaced every two years in order to give fans value for their money. Using a new shirt sponsor as an excuse to change it this year was pretty lame. The Bridle logo would have looked just as good on last year's shirt.
I have also read the we are to have 'Polythene UK' on the back. Class.
I am more annoyed that last year's kit was withdrawn after only one year thus breaking the convention that kits are replaced every two years in order to give fans value for their money. Using a new shirt sponsor as an excuse to change it this year was pretty lame. The Bridle logo would have looked just as good on last year's shirt.
I have also read the we are to have 'Polythene UK' on the back. Class.
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My thoughts exactly. Looks like Shrewsbury's kit. Hopefully this will prove to be a VERY short hiatus from wearing YELLOW. What were they thinking? Very disappointed."Myles Francis" wrote:Are we Shrewsbury in disguise? Too much blue for me!
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Re: horrible
er...."bringiton" wrote:not a decent yellow for starters, plus no linkeage to anything we've ever worn before...needs a loud family fortunes style " neuut- naaa" alarm sounding.
Im a bit picky when it comes to kits!±
http://www.oxkits.co.uk/70s.htm#75
Saw it 'live' at the open day this morning and although it is very stylish I agree it is also too blue. A yellow back would have been much better or even yellow sleeves could have saved it for me. I guess we're just not big enough for Nike to change the design slightly so if we were stuck with this one then the blue should have been diluted by having yellow shorts and socks.
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I don't remember any consultations on kit designs in recent years. We've had black away kits, dark blue away kits, bright blue away kits, white away kits, and I don't think anyone was that bothered. The home kits have been predominantly yellow of various shades, but I don't remember recent consultations."Baboo" wrote:Who designed this kit?
Seems to have got a massive thumbs down from the fans.
Bad PR - the fans are usually consulted aren't they? Obviously not in this instance.
Sales will not be that high. Loss of income.
At least it is not as repulsive as the Domino shirt.
I expect people who like to have the latest home shirt will still buy it. And the moaners probably don't buy shirts anyway.
I agree that 3 new home shirts in 3 seasons? is disappointing to families on a budget whose kids want the latest. At least the club didn't milk it by releasing a play-off final embroidered shirt as well