Yeah I don't have an issue with it whatsoever. Amazing init? Wouldn't do us all to be the same.
I wish I felt that way.
I bought a few older kits with sharp as the sponsor ('92 and '93) recently and i like those best
Yeah I don't have an issue with it whatsoever. Amazing init? Wouldn't do us all to be the same.
I've never liked our black kits either. Blues alright. I've loved our white kits.Never really gotten the inherent love for our black kits myself. We've only had one truly great black kit IMO, and that was in 94/95. All the others have a slightly off, fascistic look to me. I much prefer the royal blue ones personally.
The pattern on this one looks pretty naff. And the monochrome badges always look cheap.
I've never liked our black kits either. Blues alright. I've loved our white kits.
It's about time we had a yellow kit again!
Nah lets leave that to Liverpool and Arsenal.
Didn't we only ever have one in the 70's?
Green and gold would be good. Sadly that will not happen now.
You seriously like the Chevy logo?
I don't necessarily disagree with that but for this particular discussion that argument had more merit in 2014. People seem to have no problem with the idea of United selling the advertising space on the shirt, they just don't like which company logo is placed there. I mean come on it's literally the same thing being discussed over and over again 3 years on.
Someone says they hate the Chevy logo and how horrible it is, another person says but thats their company logo they use on all their recent cars and they pay a lot of money to put it there, then someone else says but why can't it just be white text or text and a white outline... bla, bla, bla rinse repeat.
I had thought that at some point over a 3 year period people would just make peace with the fact that the logo is here to stay. It seems i was wrong.
Last one was the green/yellow, yeah.Nah lets leave that to Liverpool and Arsenal.
Didn't we only ever have one in the 70's?
Green and gold would be good. Sadly that will not happen now.
You forgot to list the ones that then chime in about how they can't believe we are still discussing the logo, when actually they are also adding to the discussion.
I can't decide whether it would have been genius for the club to release a green and gold away kit at the height of the discontent and reclaim the colours, or if it would have just pissed the fans off even more and driven a bigger wedge between the two sides.
I do as well. So what? Just like certain colors, shirt types, styles, etc., we don't all have the same tastes.
You are right i did.
But the ones at the start of the chain moaning about something that they know won't be changed set these tedious circular discussions in motion.
Yeah probably not, i loved that kit as a kid.
I can't decide whether it would have been genius for the club to release a green and gold away kit at the height of the discontent and reclaim the colours, or if it would have just pissed the fans off even more and driven a bigger wedge between the two sides.
It's all good. Nothing we say here is going to make one bit of difference one way or the other. There are topics here and elsewhere I find redundant/uninteresting as well, so I get where you're coming from, but I typically just scroll on by. This is pretty typical on any discussion boards. I try to take in account that not everyone has been on board for that long, or perhaps have not paid attention to the topic before.
I usually do the same mate, and i should have done the same here.
But i'm just surprised whenever i take a look in these threads 2-3 times a year to find people are still moaning about a logo 3 years on that doesn't even look that bad.
None that I can think of.Do any of their current models have that version of the logo on them?
It would look better in white imo...Imagine if Paul Pogba shaved the Chevrolet logo into his hair and dyed it gold
RacistIt would look better in white imo...
Racist
Do any of their current models have that version of the logo on them?
None that I can think of.
I think it's on the rear of the side panels on some of their trucks. It's white graphic trim that lets the actual color of the truck show through the body of the logo. The actual medallion bow-ties on the front grill and on the rear of the vehicles are all the gold reflective type pattern set in chrome.
Now we are getting into some serious Chevy logo discussion!
Will probably buy that. Would rather get one from Thailand than plunk down $100 on it. Anywhere does them in XXL?
Fair enough.
Indeed, so they don't really use it that much then. 99% of their logos are gold on their recent models, so therefore theres no chance they would want it all white on Uniteds shirt.
That should end the great Chevy gold/white logo debate. Give it a page or two and no doubt it will begin again though.
Haha. I am 6 foot 3, but I am a bit of a fat cnut to be fair.fecking 'ell you really are Rooney!
The new Real away kit is perfect
http://www.footyheadlines.com/2016/12/real-madrid-17-18-away-kit.html?m=1
Not even the 07/08? That was just brilliant!I've never liked our black kits either. Blues alright. I've loved our white kits.
It's about time we had a yellow kit again!
Looking back it was okay. A lot better than our recent black kits. Our 07-08 red and white ones were beautiful, though!Not even the 07/08? That was just brilliant!
The new Real away kit is perfect
http://www.footyheadlines.com/2016/12/real-madrid-17-18-away-kit.html?m=1
It's no cheaper to embroider the badge entirely in one colour than in two or three, it's a design choice led by the club. It's the club who started using monochrome crests on advertising campaigns and all other kinds of print for a few years. I prefer it, to be honest as it cleans up what is otherwise a dated bit of design/branding.Not sure why adidas decided to reintroduce the pattern after using very similar 2 seasons back with the black and orange away kit. Also I hate our badge in monochrome. Seems to me that they are looking for the cheapest way to make our kits and everything else is secondary, disappointing.
It's no cheaper to embroider the badge entirely in one colour than in two or three, it's a design choice led by the club. It's the club who started using monochrome crests on advertising campaigns and all other kinds of print for a few years. I prefer it, to be honest as it cleans up what is otherwise a dated bit of design/branding.