New Kit?

[rxl]

I always do this! Look who’s modelling the shirts and think yep, they’re all staying

 

[Lemonade Money]

Still sore?

 

[rxl]

Still sore?

Really sore...

 

[revlis]

This one too…

 

[Rafa87]

£135 for a football shirt. Christ almighty.

 

[Sandman]

£135 for a football shirt. Christ almighty.

£25 you cant justify this kind of outlay for a football shirt.

 

[yiddo37]

I always do this! Look who’s modelling the shirts and think yep, they’re all staying

Didn't Bale do this in the US and subsequently sign for Madrid? Might be mis-remembering.

 

[nelto]

Didn't Bale do this in the US and subsequently sign for Madrid? Might be mis-remembering.

He did

 

[K.D.D.D.D.Soc]

I miss the days when you could go to the 'sports shop', buy a Spurs badge and a number and get your Mum to sew it on to any old white football shirt and Bob's your uncle. My first Spurs shirt was in 1968, number 8 (Greavsie) on the back. After a few months I decided I wanted a Pat Jennings shirt so I persuaded my Mum to dye it green. Only problem was that she didn't take the badge and number off first ...

I've never been one for wearing football kit other than when I played, I remember going into Elsey's sport shop on the High Road with my mate who wanted the badge and it was the only place you could get them back in the double winning year.

 

[P.D.]

£70 for the kids one is outrageous, when I was growing up it was £40 and £5 for the premier league badge.

 

[Yiddo]

£70 for the kids one is outrageous, when I was growing up it was £40 and £5 for the premier league badge.

This is why most people buy from Chinese sites nowadays.

 

[Jurgen the German]

I kind of like the away kit.

The home one is what it is, safe and inoffensive, classic almost.

The price of kits is ridiculous. They will be £200 in 5 years or less.