Seriously, was this designed in 5 minutes, what a pile of crap. I bet the 'designer' got paid an absolute fortune to come up with that. It's a cut and paste job from old German kits with an England badge sewn on.
Seriously, was this designed in 5 minutes, what a pile of crap. I bet the 'designer' got paid an absolute fortune to come up with that. It's a cut and paste job from old German kits with an England badge sewn on.
5 minutes design is all a kit needs.All you need is to get the colour right and put the badge on. We don't need to go back to the 90's when kit designers were either on acid or simply didn't know when to stop.
I'm not often given to complaining about under-designed football shirts, but it's like Nike are having a laugh with this. It's as if they've had an office bet between themselves along the lines of: lets see how much (little) we can get away with here!
I don't know how much they are charging for it but I certainly would never consider paying £50 for that anti-designed shirt.
I'm not often given to complaining about under-designed football shirts, but it's like Nike are having a laugh with this. It's as if they've had an office bet between themselves along the lines of: lets see how much (little) we can get away with here!
I don't know how much they are charging for it but I certainly would never consider paying £50 for that anti-designed shirt.
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Very Vorsprung durch Technik
I assume Rudi Voller was too busy to model it?
It's nice to see Nike delegate real responsibility to the year 10 work experience students
really? it looks really smart
5 minutes design is all a kit needs.All you need is to get the colour right and put the badge on. We don't need to go back to the 90's when kit designers were either on acid or simply didn't know when to stop.
I don't know how much they are charging for it but I certainly would never consider paying £50 for that anti-designed shirt.
ha ha ha really?
I'd rather buy one of the retro shirts from the 70's than that one.
The last time I looked the England flag was Red and White.
That's the colours the kit should be.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/10/14/article-2217716-15808695000005DC-315_468x286.jpg
Because the colours of the FA are white and blue, just look at the badge. There are lots of countries who don't play in the colour of their flag.
Didn't know the FA had their own colours.
Admittedly not all but a lot do play in the colour of their flag or very near to it
Brazil
Spain
Poland
France
Ireland
for example
Don't think England should play in Scottish colours and I like Red and White anyway.
Simplicity is the key for football kits.
Methinks they'll be selling for £15 by the end of the year.