New kits 2012/2013

[cmonurz]

Chile



Falkirk



And a leaked Real Madrid

[cmonurz]

Crewe



LOL @ Mornflake.

[paultheroyal]

Why the Lol?

[who are ya?]

I like Crewe for the simple fact that whenever m8s talk about away grounds (Premier League), I get flooded with "fair plays" when I pull out the I've been to Crewe card, more so than most other places..

























csb

[cmonurz]

Why the Lol?

Why not?

[Stuka]

Falkirk's sponsor is fantastic.

[M-U-R-T-Y]

Crewe



LOL @ Mornflake.

I was going to say that's a really nice kit apart from the facking sponsor.

[Royal With Cheese]

Crewe



LOL @ Mornflake.

Is HAT Painting still going?

[TBM]

Stuttgarts kit next season. It's a puma one so ours could be similar if you added more hoops.

I could see the middle one being our design. It would be different. Only the one hoop to go all the way around to satisfy those unhappy with the blank back panels.

There would be outrage if we only have 1 "hoop"

[Stuka]

USA

[Pepe the Horseman]

Stuttgarts kit next season. It's a puma one so ours could be similar if you added more hoops.

I could see the middle one being our design. It would be different. Only the one hoop to go all the way around to satisfy those unhappy with the blank back panels.

There would be outrage if we only have 1 "hoop"

I'd like it

[Friday's Legacy]

That isn't the new shirt, this is (notice the tri-colour sleeves)



Celtic have revealed their new away kit for the 2012/13 season, which features a twist.

The all-black number, which features the same 125th anniversary crest as seen on the new home top, has an Irish Tricolour printed on the sleeves and on the top of the socks.

A media release from the club stated: "The club’s Irish heritage is reflected with green, white and gold colour accenting on the sleeves and the socks which reflect Celtic’s strong Irish roots."

[cmonurz]

USA

Puma employees tasked with finalising designs for Reading's new kit, take note.

[Friday's Legacy]

USA

Puma employees tasked with finalising designs for Reading's new kit, take note.

Our new home and away strips were decided a couple of months ago.

[Stuka]

^Indeed but they still ought to pay attention to superb lookings kits like that.

[TBM]

"The club’s Irish heritage is reflected with green, white and gold colour accenting on the sleeves and the socks which reflect Celtic’s strong Irish roots."[/i]

[Stuka]

It's meant to be green, white, and orange as well.

[soggy biscuit]

"The club’s Irish heritage is reflected with green, white and gold colour accenting on the sleeves and the socks which reflect Celtic’s strong Irish roots."[/i]

Good of them to remind people of their Irish links, I had completely forgotten about them

[Terminal Boardom]

I never thought I would see the day when Celtic put orange on their shirts.

[Stuka]

The green represents Irish Republicanism, the Orange supporters of King William III, and the white the union between them.

The Irish flag, as a whole, is intended to symbolise the inclusion and hoped-for union of the people of different traditions on the island of Ireland, which is expressed in the Constitution as the entitlement of every person born in Ireland to be part of the independent Irish nation, regardless of ethnic origin, religion or political conviction.

Occasionally, differing shades of yellow, instead of orange, are seen at civilian functions. However the Department of the Taoiseach state that this is a misrepresentation which "should be actively discouraged"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Ir ... _symbolism

Of course why a Scottish club is involved in all this is beyond me.