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The club should just leave a sheet of paper and some crayons on each seat at the next home match.

 

Entries then posted in a big box next to Teds statue.

 

Then an online vote for the best effort via the club website.

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What name are you getting on the back of your shirt next season?

 

I thought "Tool".

 

The kit doesn't add half a stone to the wearer: it's just that (apart from kids) it's generally fat losers that wear replica shirts. It's their fat that makes them look fat, not the shirt they're wearing.

 

It's amusing that people still think they are a medium or a large and make their tubbyness more obvious.

 

Is that why we keep selling out of Medium-sized shirts ?

 

Because people are deluded about their size and kids buy them?

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I thought "Tool".

 

It's amusing that people still think they are a medium or a large and make their tubbyness more obvious.

 

Because people are deluded about their size and kids buy them?

 

Why would kids buy medium shirts when they're basically the same size as an XLB which is about £10 cheaper ?

 

We do up to an XXXL, for the record, and we've always got loads of those left at the end of the season.

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That's facking spazz.

 

It would look better with the plain stripes and a black collar, wouldn't look like Sunderland, and it's exactly the same material, shape and stitching for the body/sleeves as the current home shirt which is the most popular ever.

 

Something plain will be hugely popular, as this season's sales prove.

 

Back when he was actually designing Saints kits for real, I seem to recall Gecko telling me that yellow shirts don't sell very well, probably because we've had so many of them. But they're both only for one season anyway.

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Lol, likewise. Hundreds (possibly in the thousands) of templates...

 

Well, I figured if I stick to the 6 or so that might feasibly be used (new since 2009, not bog standard teamwear kits) it should be a lot easier to do something... as you can see above. ;)

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Well, I figured if I stick to the 6 or so that might feasibly be used (new since 2009, not bog standard teamwear kits) it should be a lot easier to do something... as you can see above. ;)

 

I get a distinct 91/92 feel about that shirt! Howabout a nice blue/white smattered away to complete the set ;)

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I get a distinct 91/92 feel about that shirt! Howabout a nice blue/white smattered away to complete the set ;)

 

Hm, no contrast black stripes and no hideous cheap jacquard weave, but I see what you mean. I'm not giving you a horrible away version !

 

I've done a white collar (looks crap) and I'm going to flip the stripes to a red central one. Already toned down the black around the badge, which is a bit dark. I'll stick them up here in a few mins.

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Okay, here goes.

 

1) Like the "original" as above : White centre stripe, Black collar, but without the black edging on badge.

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2) Red centre stripe, black collar. (This one is a bit "Sanderson broad stripes")

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3) White centre stripe, White collar.

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NB These are just designs based on last season's Rangers away shirt, which happened to be red and white stripes. Assume nothing.

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Okay, here goes.

 

1) Like the "original" as above : White centre stripe, Black collar, but without the black edging on badge.

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2) Red centre stripe, black collar. (This one is a bit "Sanderson broad stripes")

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3) White centre stripe, White collar.

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NB These are just designs based on last season's Rangers away shirt, which happened to be red and white stripes. Assume nothing.

 

Last one for me....

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IMO the current sash kit is the best we've ever had.. Apart from Man City copying it for their away kit, we're different and original. Too many teams are indistinguishable with the red and white stripes.

 

Just for the record, that two colour sash style in red and black (or navy) was Man City's away kit in 1972/3 and 2002/3.

 

Then in 2009, the exact same "two-tone" sash over the same shoulder was their away kit - the season before we got our single colour sash.

Having worn it plenty of times for a year before we had it, Man City moved it to be their 3rd kit this season and changed the shorts and socks.

 

So if they "copied us" they did it via use of a time machine.

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Last one for me....

 

That one looks like a Stoke kit to me. Specifically the one they had circa 1994 with "Carling" on the front of it. Or Sunderland's Play-Off Season home kit from 1998.

 

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Hm, no contrast black stripes and no hideous cheap jacquard weave, but I see what you mean. I'm not giving you a horrible away version !

 

I've done a white collar (looks crap) and I'm going to flip the stripes to a red central one. Already toned down the black around the badge, which is a bit dark. I'll stick them up here in a few mins.

 

Massive sadness I won't see the reprisal of the mottled blue effect kit :(

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That one looks like a Stoke kit to me. Specifically the one they had circa 1994 with "Carling" on the front of it.

 

Gotta have a white collar if any imo, Like it on the current home shirt and hate what they did with the away shirt which reminds me of the top half of a set of pyjamas...

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The middle one for me.

 

Good effort, The9 by the way.

 

Cheers, it's not difficult when you've got a load of templates created by someone else and all you have to do is a bit of colour switching and cut and paste with logos.

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Gotta have a white collar if any imo, Like it on the current home shirt and hate what they did with the away shirt which reminds me of the top half of a set of pyjamas...

 

I hate the away kit too, only just bought one for fear of us selling them all when they went 25% off.

 

Maybe surprisingly we don't have a white collar much any more. The UEFA Cup kit collar (round neck) was mostly white, before that the thin-striped Sanderson Pony kit had the striped red/white collar, and before THAT it was the "Denmark" kit (V-neck in white with black) and the classic broad striped Patrick collared kit which was mostly white with lots of red/black trim.

 

Historically it's already been red, white or both, but nothing like as often since we introduced black to the kit with Patrick in 1980.

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I hate the away kit too, only just bought one for fear of us selling them all when they went 25% off.

 

Maybe surprisingly we don't have a white collar much any more. The UEFA Cup kit collar (round neck) was mostly white, before that the thin-striped Sanderson Pony kit had the striped red/white collar, and before THAT it was the "Denmark" kit (V-neck in white with black) and the classic broad striped Patrick collared kit which was mostly white with lots of red/black trim.

 

Historically it's already been red, white or both, but nothing like as often since we introduced black to the kit with Patrick in 1980.

 

I would settle for a little collar like the current england shirt. In fact Id take that shirt style completely. Just don't want the appauling round collarless style of our away shirt.

 

Theres a challenge, Knock up a saints shirt to that template if you're bored having left work at 3 :)

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I would settle for a little collar like the current england shirt. In fact Id take that shirt style completely. Just don't want the appauling round collarless style of our away shirt.

 

Theres a challenge, Knock up a saints shirt to that template if you're bored having left work at 3 :)

 

It wasn't so much "left" as "ceased working at home". Alright then, pretty sure I've got it here somewhere.

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Uses the current England collar but I've taken the liberty of removing the crappy little multicoloured crosses from the inner lining... which is why there's a tiny little gap at the top of the collar...

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That would be Milan and Inter who both wore white shirts for 20 years in the 1920s ? And Real Madrid who started off wearing a kit with a blue sash ? All teams have worn different shirts if not outright different colours - Barcelona have always had the same colours but started off in halved shirts not stripes too.

 

And as for "a pale imitation of Crystal Palace", is that the Crystal Palace who've only worn a white kit with a diagonal on it for 11 years in the 1970s/80s and once in 2008, otherwise wearing claret and sky blue / white and black / white and claret/sky blue / red and blue stripes for the other 95 years of their history? Add to that that the diagonal doesn't even go the same way, either, never mind it being two colours. We don't look anything like ANY Crystal Palace kit.

 

I'm not bothered whether we go back to stripes or not (though we clearly will), but let's not fabricate some nonsense about teams never changing their kits to try and justify it, especially in an age when teams change the fundamental design every season for financial reasons.

 

Thanks for providing such good evidence to back up my arguments. As you point out AC and Inter haven't changed their kit for nearly a century!! Barcelona never and Real Madrid never fundamentally. And that is the point. All these teams have a fundamental confidence in their image. Of course in the modern era they have tinkered just as Saints have done (and actually whilst the raspberry ripple and the penguin outfits weren't too clever they were stripes!) but fundamentally their kit is unchanged and so should ours be. And whilst yes our temporary kit does very much look like that Palace kit, it is good to know that even they abandoned it eventually.

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Thanks for providing such good evidence to back up my arguments. As you point out AC and Inter haven't changed their kit for nearly a century!! Barcelona never and Real Madrid never fundamentally. And that is the point. All these teams have a fundamental confidence in their image. Of course in the modern era they have tinkered just as Saints have done (and actually whilst the raspberry ripple and the penguin outfits weren't too clever they were stripes!) but fundamentally their kit is unchanged and so should ours be. And whilst yes our temporary kit does very much look like that Palace kit, it is good to know that even they abandoned it eventually.

 

Barcelona weren't wearing stripes as recently as 2009, and have completely changed the colour of their shorts between three different main colours repeatedly over the past 15 years - this season they've got burgundy shorts for the first time I can remember.

 

Like Barca's adherence to two main colours, Saints have always worn some combination red and white, in which case, what's the difference if we decide to wear red and white halves, a sash, stripes, or quarters, all of which are in the club's history already ?

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