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Stevie_RitchTea wrote:I'm not the best with these kind of things but what do you guys think of this one?

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Looks a lot like LA Galaxy's pre Beckham shirts:



Would certainly be unique, not too many sashes around the English league.

PhilGull wrote: If the sponsors could be persuaded to have their name within the white centre of the sash it could look really good. i like it.

I like it, just don't think you could fit MB Insolvency in there (assuming that's who will sponsor us again next year)

RussianGull wrote:
Through ebay I've accumulated a load of shirts, home and away, smart and shocking. This blue and white striped away kit

I've got that cheeky little blue and white striped number as well. I also have another blue and white striped Argentinaesque one that we had - Also the purple and white one we had in 91 that went opposite the first yellow and white striped incarnation.


Check out this website -

http://www.oldfootballshirts.com/en/tea ... s-t90.html

I'm liking that purple kit!

This is almost 100% exactly what I would want to see us wearing, apart from wanting blue shorts with yellow trim not yellow with blue.

Ignore the fact its Chelsea or adidas, this is pretty much the nice, simple, classy wearable design we could be proud of, its the right yellow and right blue also.

Bleeper wrote:I'm liking that purple kit!

It might look nice but I think I'm right in saying we never won in it! Always known as the purple death kit in our family.

It struck me that we might get a little more topical. How about Senor Ding Dong aon the front of the shirt? How about the great Bert? (where has he been recently, by the way); but even better, how about a shirt showing the meeting between wivelgull and brucie?

To give another view on the sort of thing I would like to see -
Or one like this -
A different view of the Chelsea one, with the blue shorts as it should be -
Actually quite like this a lot-
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A very crude rough idea of what I would like to see, still havent found a creator/generator that I am getting along with to use, ignore the white around the club badges. Just something nice, simple, classy and classic. A bright enough, not dull yellow and blue. or white socks

I'm planning on designing some kits once I get photoshop set up on my PC. Planning on the following:

Home: Everton yellow and blue away style (as pictured above)
Away: Picture attached but white with purple not grey stripes

Yes chunkyGull. Like the look of that Torquay surridge kit, yellow socks an all.

I do like WBA's old shirt. Change it slightly in your mind. Yellow as the main, white pin stripes and blue on a part of the arm/shoulders & voilà.

Failing that a reinvigorated 93/94 Torquay match winner kit please.

I like the West Brom blueprint idea, I'm going to have a go at that. That Everton away kit is really growing on me.

Something like this maybe.

Here are the designs from 2012/ 2013 when we (foolishly - IMO) chose the stripy kit.

Personally, I quite like A, B, C and F with blue shorts and white socks.
I was 'Googling' TUFC kits earlier and came across a website post from 2012, where someone had designed a TUFC home and away kit. I quite like this as well as its a different style to what we have been wearing for a while.

http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/kits/776 ... d-270.html

"Oil Beef Hooked" Here are the designs from 2012/ 2013 when we (foolishly - IMO) chose the stripy kit.

Personally, I quite like A, B, C and F with blue shorts and white socks.

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Totally agree with you on either of those and the combo you have chosen, blue shorts with either yellow or white socks.

It should have been anything but that striped thing, but the white shorts made it a thousand times worse, with blue shorts it wouldnt have been as bad.

Bleeper wrote:I'm liking that purple kit!

You obviously weren't at Farnborough in 91.....

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chunkygull wrote:This is almost 100% exactly what I would want to see us wearing, apart from wanting blue shorts with yellow trim not yellow with blue.

Ignore the fact its Chelsea or adidas, this is pretty much the nice, simple, classy wearable design we could be proud of, its the right yellow and right blue also.

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Agreed 100%

This is a classy simple design and would be a winner if only we could strike a deal with Adidas.....instead of Vandamel/Sondico/Joma.......

Shirts should have collars and be long-sleeved. Shorts should extend down to the tops of the socks.
Boots should be brown and extend over the ankles. Boots of any colour other than brown should be banned.
Goalkeepers' shirts should be bright green or orange. Goalkeepers to have the option of wearing Paul Tisdale caps or hats.
Better still, next season's kit should be designed by Paul Tisdale.. :~D