jazzy
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It's still dog shit
City’s New Kits
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Lots of kids wearing them at the game yesterday. Thought it looked pretty good on them as well. I imagine not so good on a 20 stone fella! Will look to get a couple for my grandsons (who live in Belgrade) now I’ve seen it ‘in the flesh’. A matter of horses for courses,I think.
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Cardiff’s red home shirt also sold well but was soon shelved as it created such a divide amongst their fan base.
I only watched highlights yesterday and the shirt I did notice worn was our Gillingham ‘99 one.
Where was this claimed?
HelloCity
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Might be 2nd actually. Just poorly worded here.
Revealed: The incredible stats behind Manchester City's latest kit release
Manchester City unveiled the new strip this week to a fantastic reception
www.fourfourtwo.com
Might be 2nd actually. Just poorly worded here.
Revealed: The incredible stats behind Manchester City's latest kit release
Manchester City unveiled the new strip this week to a fantastic reception
That is terribly worded.
'launch day saw the highest day of sales revenue'.
Doesn't say fastest selling or most kits sold, and includes other merchandise further down including jackets.
Relieved to be honest, was worried about the fanbase there.
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Could have been the worst seller, based on the AI-generated article. Although, it could have been written by NS (natural stupidity).
Awful kit. My opinion.
Should be nowhere near the home ground.
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I know lots have already talked about tradition etc and City ‘not’ wearing blue at home but it’s actually more common than we may think that City have chosen to wear a colour other than blue at home. In fact it seems the only decade it’s not happened in is the 2010s. I explain a bit more here:
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Wearing Alternative Kits At Home
There’s a lot of furore this week about Manchester City’s decision to wear their new Oasis inspired kit instead of their home kit for their Champions League game with Inter Milan. Lots …
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Rorz88
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Went and saw the new 4th shirt in the club shop on Saturday (never normally go in there) and it is class up close in person. Have changed my mind on it and will be buying it.
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same opinion here thought it was awful but it great in person got on with oasis 25 on back
For years I used to think this picture was of a United game at Maine Road from when they played there looking at the colours of the kits, but it is a picture of City v Portsmouth in the FA Cup on 11th January 1936:I know lots have already talked about tradition etc and City ‘not’ wearing blue at home but it’s actually more common than we may think that City have chosen to wear a colour other than blue at home. In fact it seems the only decade it’s not happened in is the 2010s. I explain a bit more here:
Wearing Alternative Kits At Home
There’s a lot of furore this week about Manchester City’s decision to wear their new Oasis inspired kit instead of their home kit for their Champions League game with Inter Milan. Lots …
Looking at the kits, it looks like both team are in their away kits: City maroon shirts, white shorts, black socks; and Portsmouth white shirts, black shorts and socks.
Similar to the FA Cup final two years earlier but with us in black socks like the 1933 FA Cup final rather than the hooped socks of the 1934 final.
1933 final:
1934 final:
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I had the same opinion. Think the colours are classy and it looks nice in person (still not sold on the monochrome badge - any monochrome badge ever - though).
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Ironically I thought the opposite when seeing it in person! Not keen on the washed out white.
Ah well, saved a few quid :-)
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Crowds in those days were enormous! From the old photos I've seen it sometimes looks like Maine Road wasn't big enough.
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What kits do you think look better on men?
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No istree.....my arse in parsley !!