dobingsdobber
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quite a few around Didsbury yesterday.
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City’s New Kits - 2021/22
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wolfie1988
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Looks a lot better in real life. Colours are nice and bright
Citizen Green
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End of the day, Puma at least make an effort to design with links to Manchester's heritage as well as City's history. The only other manufacturer to do this in my lifetime has been Umbro but clearly we have outgrown them.
Puma were desperate to have us on board as one of their flagship clubs & came out and defended us strongly during the whole FFP witch-hunt last year, for those reasons I'm glad to have them on board. They can be a bit... quirky with some of their designs shall we say, but they've also made some cracking stuff IMO: the 125 years range, Hacienda kit, all 3 last season, training gear etc.
Puma were desperate to have us on board as one of their flagship clubs & came out and defended us strongly during the whole FFP witch-hunt last year, for those reasons I'm glad to have them on board. They can be a bit... quirky with some of their designs shall we say, but they've also made some cracking stuff IMO: the 125 years range, Hacienda kit, all 3 last season, training gear etc.
citymad
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Not surprised, who walks around town in a full kit anyway ?Haven't seen one person out and about in the new kit yet. Can't remember that ever happening before.
kun
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I agree with this 100%End of the day, Puma at least make an effort to design with links to Manchester's heritage as well as City's history. The only other manufacturer to do this in my lifetime has been Umbro but clearly we have outgrown them.
Puma were desperate to have us on board as one of their flagship clubs & came out and defended us strongly during the whole FFP witch-hunt last year, for those reasons I'm glad to have them on board. They can be a bit... quirky with some of their designs shall we say, but they've also made some cracking stuff IMO: the 125 years range, Hacienda kit, all 3 last season, training gear etc.
Not been a huge fan of their home kits (I think the new one is the best of the three, excluding the 125 years which is a stunner). I think the reason for that is their use of experimentation, which works better on away kits than home. Hacienda kit was gorgeous. The Paisley pattern top last year and this years leaked white number are also top drawer.
GortonBlue62
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I saw one FKW in town on Sunday afternoon, but to be fair he was only about 9 years old.Not surprised, who walks around town in a full kit anyway ?
And it looked like his mum was expecting him to grow into it over the course of the season.
I saw one FKW in town on Sunday afternoon, but to be fair he was only about 9 years old.
And it looked like his mum was expecting him to grow into it over the course of the season.
Nice to see Phil taking his mam out to do a spot of shopping
kun
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Or, far more accurately, it's like going to a gig with a band t-shirt on.I’ve not had a kit since I was a kid. It’s like dressing up as a pilot and sitting in economy.
Lavinda Past
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Ha ha ha... brings to mind when I went to see Fleetwood Mac on their last UK tour. I've never seen so many old men dressed up as Mick Fleetwood, complete with ponytails. Hundreds of them. I was waiting for Matthew Kelly to introduce them individually... "tonight Matthew, I'm going to be.... an absolute bell end"Or, far more accurately, it's like going to a gig with a band t-shirt on.
I was quite happy that I opted to go in my Stevie Nicks outfit.
tregyblue61
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He's just printed a shit load off...........but they are all Euros!You are Frank Abagnale and I claim my £10