Otamendi's Beard
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@Otamendi's Beard You know the rules...
I probably should know the rules but I've no idea what they are?
@Otamendi's Beard You know the rules...
Nike has seemingly stopped producing long-sleeves versions of shirts altogether (keeper shirts, excepted).
I suppose the logic behind it is that they have long-sleeve thermal layers available and, if it is cold enough for long-sleeves, it’s likely cold enough for the full layer under the shirt, so why make another version of the shirt few supporters purchase.
I have a few long-sleeve shirts from over the years, though, as I just liked the way they fit.
I heard a while back that our players complained about the Umbro kits because the material wasn't ideal for high intensity sport or warm weather. As beautiful as those kits were, I agreed. Going football training with one of those tops on bust out a sweat within minutes.
You might be correct about the plastic. Maybe someone else knows more about this but I seem to remember Nike making a big to do about using recycled plastic water bottles in their football shirts.Strangely I find that more so with the Nike kits. I suppose it should be described as satiny but it genuinely feels like there is plastic in the material and that doesn't help you when sprinting or on a hot day.
From the Revised, Abridged Bluemoon Forum Rules V. III (Amended 2011):I probably should know the rules but I've no idea what they are?
Same, re the fit. I've got a lot of the Umbro away kits in long sleeves and they're just comfortable, especially in winter.
My favourite is the Black and Yellow one from around 2009.
this is only an attempt at a mock up online but could be something like this?