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That’s so the player name and number stands out clearly though, right?

Quick and dirty recolours without the sponsor/logo (because it’s a lot quicker)!

Yeah, I think if it only had the zig-zag pattern going on at the bottom in navy, with pure sky blue and white stripes it’d be perfect.

And another (Chelsea):

One more, based on Atletico Madrid’s 2018-19 kit. Obviously this is highly unlikely given they’ve had bespoke designs for the past few years (the shirt is a template, but they always have some interesting variation involving the stripes). Masking their ghastly huge sponsor logo was difficult so...

Yeah, it was too much effort to get rid of the embroidered shield too so I just left it there :D

You better buy an asbestos suit too!

Totally. I wanted more dynamic-looking eagles (well, that actually look like eagles for starters — zoom in on what we have now and the beak looks like more a parrot!) but I totally agree, it’s just not right.

Here’s some predictions of my own: Based on the Precision II template: Then one based on the Netherlands away kit: And finally, if they did re-use the kit from the playoffs final (the Striped Division III kit):

Here it is, the first version, from around 2016. There’s so much about it I don’t like. I’d almost go so far as to say I hate it, but there were elements of it I do like (the elephant’s pose and the style of football). But the banners are too wide, the poses of the eagle and phoenix just don’t...

See, that’s useful feedback! I think some of what you’ve said is probably down to taste — I understand why people love the old kitsch 70s aesthetic from the current logo, although my taste is that I like the more modern style that logos like Man City have; simpler logos tend to age better in my...

I realise lots of people are happy with the existing badge. That’s a well-understood phenomenon that people are more comfortable with what’s familiar. Anything that’s not basically the same as what came before takes some getting used to, so people push back against it. I’ve seen it dozens of...

There’s a difference between positive feedback and constructive criticism. So you don’t like it, that’s fair enough - everyone is entitled to an opinion. But calling it ‘substandard’ isn’t useful feedback. You’re saying it’s objectively not very good, without explaining why you think that, or...

They specifically said this wasn’t next season’s kit, so I’d be surprised too. I was convinced it would be our kit before they did that for the playoffs, but now I think it’s going to be something substantially different.

We don’t need one. This was just for fun. But cheers for pissing on my cornflakes mate.

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Sorry, yes! Been somewhat busy and not checking the forum in the post-playoff hangover haze (took a cold with me to Wembley and ended up off sick for a few days). The original plan was to get the logo embroidered onto the shirt, but the quality of that is way below what most premium (i.e...

You didn’t need to read the tea leaves to see sacking Eric Black to put Reid in charge wasn’t going to go well, especially when the first thing he did was fly to Euro 2004 to sit in a TV studio...

The squad disintegrated just in time for the new season, following on from our typical late season running out of steam. I guess you can possibly lay the personnel failures at his door, but the quality of the squad was transparently not good enough and relegation felt inevitable months before...

I’ve not seen the version they’ve had made for the final, but the base shirt really is lovely. I’m sad it’s not going to be our kit next season.