New Arsenal shirt - 125 years

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sabastiane
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this is a fantasy shirts someone made. Some of them look pretty good.



http://www.thedugout.tv/community/showt ... hp?t=65491

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Is it just me who thinks things like this are just yet more examples of cashing in on the fans? By all means release a 50 year strip, and obviously a centenary strip, and then 150 years and so on, but 125 years? Who the fuck celebrates the 125th year of something? They might as well release a special commemorative 130 year strip if they're going to start that shite. Thankfully Sunderland didnt release a 125 year commemorative strip in 2004, but if they had there's fuck all chance i'd have bought it

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safcftm wrote:Is it just me who thinks things like this are just yet more examples of cashing in on the fans? By all means release a 50 year strip, and obviously a centenary strip, and then 150 years and so on, but 125 years? Who the fuck celebrates the 125th year of something? They might as well release a special commemorative 130 year strip if they're going to start that shite. Thankfully Sunderland didnt release a 125 year commemorative strip in 2004, but if they had there's fuck all chance i'd have bought it
Shit clubs like Spurs released a 125th shirt. I wonder if we will have a 100 years in north London shirt.

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sabastiane wrote:this is a fantasy shirts someone made. Some of them look pretty good.



http://www.thedugout.tv/community/showt ... hp?t=65491
the 2 home shirts between 2014/15 and 2017/18 are lush.
best is obviously 2026/27 one though

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safc (FUCK THE MAGS) is right though. these shirts are just cash ins and massively so. then again, is anybody really surprised at this point...

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LyusN1 wrote:safc (FUCK THE MAGS) is right though. these shirts are just cash ins and massively so. then again, is anybody really surprised at this point...

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Don't buy shirts... simples

You can't get 2 match tickets for the price of a poxy shirt with Fly E***** on it

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Chips and Chocolate wrote:
LyusN1 wrote:safc (FUCK THE MAGS) is right though. these shirts are just cash ins and massively so. then again, is anybody really surprised at this point...

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Don't buy shirts... simples

You can't get 2 match tickets for the price of a poxy shirt with Fly E***** on it
oh i don't. or at least i certainly don't get ones that cost £45+ in the shops.

it's just, although it has been said hundreds of times before, i personally can't condone these prices and quick changes. i suppose that's all i'm saying even though i reckon no one else is fussed! i'm spending too much money on match tickets as it is - just like you say.

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brazilianGOONER wrote:
Louder wrote:I wouldn't give a monkeys if the player went out in plain red T shirts, as long as the players represented our club to the best of their ablilty.
can't agree with you mate. i think that tradition is one of the things that make football so special...
I don't see where the tradition is in changing a shirt every year or two. But the financial advantages ? :roll: I don't look at an Arsenal shirt nowadays and think ' Ooh, that's tradtional ! '. In fact I see very little 'tradition' in anything Arsenal anymore. The supporters hold the tradition at our club !. The club is a business to anyone else. The ground is the premises, the players are assets and the fans are customers !.

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sabastiane wrote:this is a fantasy shirts someone made. Some of them look pretty good.



http://www.thedugout.tv/community/showt ... hp?t=65491
The guy who designed these pretty much got this years one spot on.

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Louder wrote:
brazilianGOONER wrote:
Louder wrote:I wouldn't give a monkeys if the player went out in plain red T shirts, as long as the players represented our club to the best of their ablilty.
can't agree with you mate. i think that tradition is one of the things that make football so special...
I don't see where the tradition is in changing a shirt every year or two. But the financial advantages ? :roll: I don't look at an Arsenal shirt nowadays and think ' Ooh, that's tradtional ! '. In fact I see very little 'tradition' in anything Arsenal anymore. The supporters hold the tradition at our club !. The club is a business to anyone else. The ground is the premises, the players are assets and the fans are customers !.
it's sad, but i need to agree.

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Post by brazilianGOONER »

sabastiane wrote:this is a fantasy shirts someone made. Some of them look pretty good.



http://www.thedugout.tv/community/showt ... hp?t=65491
fantatic kits. would love if nike did these designs (specially the home ones, they look terrific!!)

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Looking at this I have come to the conclusion that some people have far too much time on their hands.

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Jaysus... :eh:

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Could this be the new kit for next season then? With a wreath-style flourish around the crest?

http://www.footballshirtculture.com/11/ ... eaked.html

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LyusN1 wrote:Could this be the new kit for next season then? With a wreath-style flourish around the crest?

http://www.footballshirtculture.com/11/ ... eaked.html
The crest is *****. I just dont like the way it has gone down the route of adidas with Chelsea and Liverpool kits of bastardising the crest.

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