I can only assume it's so they can have a red away kit (though we've had a lot of blue ones of those as well).I never get the colours of the England kit. St George's cross is red and white yet we nearly always have a shirt with blue on it.
Surely they are all away apart from Qatar.Adidas have done some great kits for the World Cup this year
https://www.adidas.co.uk/fifa_world_cup-jerseys
Love that Mexico away one
Adidas have done some great kits for the World Cup this year
https://www.adidas.co.uk/fifa_world_cup-jerseys
Love that Mexico away one
£110 for a shirtAdidas have done some great kits for the World Cup this year
https://www.adidas.co.uk/fifa_world_cup-jerseys
Love that Mexico away one
£110 for a shirt. I'm glad I'm too old (and fat) to wear them.
Stuck with Nike until at least 2030 too.Fucking grim.
Amazing that Coventry city can have its own kit but England have to use a shitty template. I hate all these shirts with the stupid low collar/sleeves
Hummel said it "does not wish to be visible" in a tournament it claims "has cost thousands of lives".
"We support the Danish national team but that isn't the same as supporting Qatar as a host nation," it said.
Yeah, they did a piece on C4 news. Awful.
Bit harsh!No doubt lured by a massive salary to a country whose dubious human rights record he was aware of, I'll save my sympathy for the desperate migrant workers who went there and died purely trying to put bread on their family's table.
Bit harsh!
They turned down Australia for this.
One is a backward, arid desert with an appalling human rights record full of homophones..........you know the rest
Australia would of been a brilliant host of the 2022 World CupThey turned down Australia for this.
One is a backward, arid desert with an appalling human rights record full of homophones..........you know the rest
Australia would of been a brilliant host of the 2022 World Cup
Isn't the difference that so many of those workers died due to poor safety and working conditions and that this travel bloke was murdered?Not really. There's been 6 or 7k workers died over there. Why is his demise anymore worthy of reflection than theirs?
I'm not glad or gloating that he's dead but he would have been well aware of what sort of regime it was.
Whilst i take your point - i don't think the worker deaths are far from murderIsn't the difference that so many of those workers died due to poor safety and working conditions and that this travel bloke was murdered?
Can't they all be terrible? Don't think we need to demean this bloke"s death really, and certainly not with a 'he knew what he was letting himself in for' type narrative!Whilst i take your point - i don't think the worker deaths are far from murder
Yes. I do agree to a point. I just think the circumstance with this travel guy does warrant a separate investigation.Whilst i take your point - i don't think the worker deaths are far from murder
Yes. I do agree to a point. I just think the circumstance with this travel guy does warrant a separate investigation.
It was Christmas Eve, he was readying himself for a party. Had all his clothes out ready and there was evidence of food there that he was eating and he has been reading a book. He had, had a video call with his wife the night before and had been laughing and joking.
Yet, he was found hanged in his hotel room.No note, or message to loved ones or friends, which they say just wasn't like him at all.
It definitely needs looking at separately. That's not to say other cases don't need investigating too of course.
Always was a bizarre decision, didn't FIFA announce Russia and Qatar on the same day so corrupt.Out of the 2018 and 2022 bids, the only ones the inspectors had significant concerns over were the ones who won. Australia with a huge growing interest in the sport, ready made infrastructure and stadia, a new continent etc. Or Qatar, where the grounds will be demolished right after the tournament
Always was a bizarre decision, didn't FIFA announce Russia and Qatar on the same day so corrupt.
Is that why I didCan't they all be terrible? Don't think we need to demean this bloke"s death really, and certainly not with a 'he knew what he was letting himself in for' type narrative!
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