Kieran1uk Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/20150116-yellow-kit-2206433.aspx Interesting that it won't be sold in stores! Looks nice....nothing to shout about
Saint Charlie Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 Looks nice! Must make history tomorrow as a PL club wearing a shirt in a PL game that isn't even available to buy! Also, did Sunderland not wear red and white versus Newcastle this season? Edit: Yes they did.
Mattio Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 Beat me by seconds! I wonder why it won't be sold, maybe it's a one off as both our kits are close to Newcastles?
Kieran1uk Posted 16 January, 2015 Author Posted 16 January, 2015 HAHA, so true...I don't know who has these conversations but this guy could really help...
Golden Balls Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 Ah. This would be the correct thread then.... Odd considering red & white V black & white was acceptable at St Mary's. Clearly a decision driven by the TV company
Delboy Dave Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 A kit for seemingly one game? Madness. Surprised Saints didn't kick up a bit of a fuss seeing as Sunderland played in similar colours to Saints
alpine_saint Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 Also, did Sunderland not wear red and white versus Newcastle this season? Edit: Yes they did. It is a bit strange, I can only suggest that the pitch of the stripes, the darkness of the red or the herringbone pattern inside the red on our kit plays some sort of role.
The9 Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 A kit for seemingly one game? Madness. Surprised Saints didn't kick up a bit of a fuss seeing as Sunderland played in similar colours to Saints Saints and Newcastle both played in their home kits at St Mary's. Anyway, do we really need multiple threads on this? There's already a kit thread (a 2014/15 one and a 2015/16 one for that matter).
scdean Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 Ah. This would be the correct thread then.... Odd considering red & white V black & white was acceptable at St Mary's. Clearly a decision driven by the TV company yep. funny how its not fine to have in the return game, after it was ok for St. Mary's AND Sunderland just wonder why we make a kit that clashes anyway. reminiscent (well not AS bad) of the white kit we never wore 2 seasons back. I noticed west ham wore a random new kit for the FA cup last week. wondered if they had made the same mistake as us.
scdean Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 Ah. This would be the correct thread then.... Odd considering red & white V black & white was acceptable at St Mary's. Clearly a decision driven by the TV company yep. funny how its not fine to have in the return game, after it was ok for St. Mary's AND Sunderland just wonder why we make a kit that clashes anyway. reminiscent (well not AS bad) of the white kit we never wore 2 seasons back. I noticed west ham wore a random new kit for the FA cup last week. wondered if they had made the same mistake as us.
SaintNeil90 Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 yep. funny how its not fine to have in the return game, after it was ok for St. Mary's AND Sunderland just wonder why we make a kit that clashes anyway. reminiscent (well not AS bad) of the white kit we never wore 2 seasons back. I noticed west ham wore a random new kit for the FA cup last week. wondered if they had made the same mistake as us. Except they were at home so kit clash isn't there problem.
Beckenham Saint Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 I noticed west ham wore a random new kit for the FA cup last week. wondered if they had made the same mistake as us.
igsey Posted 16 January, 2015 Posted 16 January, 2015 I think the reason we're going with this kit is because when we played them at home, with both teams in their home kit, it was 3pm in September. This time it's 5.30pm in winter, in the north of England, so it'll be dark, probably overcast/raining/snowing, with the match being played under floodlights, so the white stripes will stand out a lot more than the red/black ones. Also possibly something to do with Newcastle losing 4-0 last time, and have complained about the kits and blamed those?
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