Off topic, but the Palarse kit this year is awful IMO, looks like a knock off PSG kit
Having previously worn direct copies of Bayern Munich and Barcelona kits. There is just nothing original about that club whatsoever. Just you wait until the Holmesdale Ultras start copying that Icelandic clapping thing next season, that is going to make me so so angry, so so livid you just cannot imagine.
It has this as part of the description 'The single thicker central stripe will become many when the players line up in a row, evoking a spirit of togetherness and symbolises the whole being greater than the sum of its parts'
any club that labels there "ultras" end as "the wall" deserves to be ridiculed for a very long time - i dont even hate them i just think there the gift that keeps on giving, we have been a shambles of late but i would rather be in league 1 then being a part of that circus.
Someone has admitted to visiting the Palace site, and hasn't been flagged. What's going on?
It's necessary sometimes mate, especially in these dark days when Charlton are an absolute disaster. I like to have a sneaky look on the Palace message board, just for a few minutes, but long enough to be able to say to myself afterwards, "well I might be a f*%king loser, but at least I'm not a c£#t." It helps me to retain my sense of superiority over them, even when we're two divisions below.
Elsewhere Preston have also chosen the same template as us for their home shirt Man City have been given the new Nike style kit design as used in the Euros, I'm surprised they don't have something more bespoke
I must be well out of touch with football as I don't have a clue who any of those City players are.
Elsewhere Preston have also chosen the same template as us for their home shirt Man City have been given the new Nike style kit design as used in the Euros, I'm surprised they don't have something more bespoke
I must be well out of touch with football as I don't have a clue who any of those City players are.
I think all their big names bunked off from the photo shoot!
Elsewhere Preston have also chosen the same template as us for their home shirt Man City have been given the new Nike style kit design as used in the Euros, I'm surprised they don't have something more bespoke
I must be well out of touch with football as I don't have a clue who any of those City players are.
Elsewhere Preston have also chosen the same template as us for their home shirt Man City have been given the new Nike style kit design as used in the Euros, I'm surprised they don't have something more bespoke
I must be well out of touch with football as I don't have a clue who any of those City players are.
There must be something wrong with my screen, because it seems to be showing three utterly hideous kits for Port Vale, contrary to the consensus on here.
There must be something wrong with my screen, because it seems to be showing three utterly hideous kits for Port Vale, contrary to the consensus on here.
There must be something wrong with my screen, because it seems to be showing three utterly hideous kits for Port Vale, contrary to the consensus on here.
Which is your favourite then?
Oh, you want me to make a positive comment about something, rather than just moaning about everything? Sorry, that's not really my style. I am a Charlton fan after all.
I'm not particularly taken with any of them, to be honest. I quite like the Swindon kit, but it is, unfortunately, ruined a little by having IMAGINE CRUISING on the front of it in massive letters. Not even a logo to indicate that it's the name of a company, and not just a bizarre command. The Sheffield United kit is alright, but has weird socks.
If I have to be positive, what I will say is kudos to our comms team for, 1) being able to take a decent photo of a football kit, and 2) managing to take that photo on grass, so that the players modelling the kit can wear football boots, not trainers or socks.
There must be something wrong with my screen, because it seems to be showing three utterly hideous kits for Port Vale, contrary to the consensus on here.
Which is your favourite then?
Oh, you want me to make a positive comment about something, rather than just moaning about everything? Sorry, that's not really my style. I am a Charlton fan after all.
I'm not particularly taken with any of them, to be honest. I quite like the Swindon kit, but it is, unfortunately, ruined a little by having IMAGINE CRUISING on the front of it in massive letters. Not even a logo to indicate that it's the name of a company, and not just a bizarre command. The Sheffield United kit is alright, but has weird socks.
If I have to be positive, what I will say is kudos to our comms team for, 1) being able to take a decent photo of a football kit, and 2) managing to take that photo on grass, so that the players modelling the kit can wear football boots, not trainers or socks.
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It has this as part of the description 'The single thicker central stripe will become many when the players line up in a row, evoking a spirit of togetherness and symbolises the whole being greater than the sum of its parts'
What a load of marketing bollocks.
Shockingly bad football kit and even worse hair cut.
http://www.forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/46014/crystal-palace-on-groupon/p1
Ho hum.
The worst thing about this thread though is it's reminded me we'll be playing Port Vale and Fleetwood this season. Bloody hell
And I rather like the home kit and yellow away. The claret and blue I'm definitely not 'mad for'
Is the one sitting down Iheancho?
I think all the Bradford tops are great.
Maybe a clue to our away kit there.....
A few more £££ off supporters I suppose, though.
I'm not particularly taken with any of them, to be honest. I quite like the Swindon kit, but it is, unfortunately, ruined a little by having IMAGINE CRUISING on the front of it in massive letters. Not even a logo to indicate that it's the name of a company, and not just a bizarre command. The Sheffield United kit is alright, but has weird socks.
If I have to be positive, what I will say is kudos to our comms team for, 1) being able to take a decent photo of a football kit, and 2) managing to take that photo on grass, so that the players modelling the kit can wear football boots, not trainers or socks.