That's from 2014.
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Kit Thread
- Thread starter Nutter-Naylor
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That's from 2014.
Papercut
Jermaine Jenas
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Making money from shirt sales is all well, but Christmas shirts is just taking the tinkle, really.
At some point I'd think fans must get tired from being ripped off on three sets of shirts x £80 each year, on top of ever increasing ticket prices. Right? Surely there must be a limit to how much (financial) support fans are willing to provide clubs with?
At some point I'd think fans must get tired from being ripped off on three sets of shirts x £80 each year, on top of ever increasing ticket prices. Right? Surely there must be a limit to how much (financial) support fans are willing to provide clubs with?
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
It's not really taking the tinkle no. You make it sound like you HAVE to buy christmas shirts, when you don't need them. In fact you don't need to own any shirts related to the club. It's all your own choice.
How many fans do you think buy all three new shirts every year? I'd say a very small minority. Most probably don't even buy one new shirt a season, because oddly enough last seasons shirt is still affiliated with spurs.
Quite like that shirt tbh. The jacquard effect seems to be something they are relating purely to Man Utd.
papaspur
Kasey Keller
Looks better in that color scheme than the current home kit. I like this one too.
clevelandspur
Pascal Chimbonda
I like that kit and why is it taking the tinkle? It is not like they are forcing fans to buy them? Just take a look at Spurs shop and all the brick they have on there. To each his own how they want to spend their money
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Meh. But true. I just don't like it, I guess. Too corporate for the old fashioned me. Bring back the old Holsten any time, classic, simple shirts, no messing around with black, purple, tinkle stain and brown.
Regards,
Miserable Old Grump
johnola
Dean Austin
I'm going with slippers. Old mans slippers that might be worn on of a dewy Manchester morning to go and retrieve Staffies morning dog-turd from the front garden by the wheelie bin. Most likely before hanging it on the outside loos door handle then eating a bacon sandwich without washing the hands.
