Next seasons kit choice?

[Maneki Neko]

no. standard collars only

[genome]

I've got a strong feeling the Tudor look's gonna come back in

[No Fixed Abode]

Greenock Morton have ditched the hoops.

[Elm Park Kid]

Anyone else read GetReading's informative article on the subject .. . . . . .

http://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/reading-fc-kit-launch-what-11345206

[No Fixed Abode]

Anyone else read GetReading's informative article on the subject .. . . . . .

http://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/reading-fc-kit-launch-what-11345206

[genome]

Leaked

[One8Seven1*]

As I mentioned a week or so ago, the away kit is BRIGHT.

Bring your shades to away games!

[RoyallyFcuked]

I think in terms of looks the 106 home kit of 2005/06 was the best of the Puma era along with the follow up kit for the first Premier League season in 2006/07.

Two of the worst were the 2008/09 kit and the second title winning season kit of 2012/12, both of which had white shorts. I think it was mainly because of the fact they didn't have hoops all the way round which made the all white back look terrible.

I know historically we should be wearing white shorts but I think I prefer blue, certainly if hoops don't go all the way round the shorts should be blue. But I'm definitely up for seeing white shorts with a shirt that has hoops all the way round, I think that would look good. Not too bothered about a collar, can look good but doesn't always as we saw from the 2014/15 kit.

I quite liked the recent Premier League kit of 2012/13 as well, that did have hoops all the way round and shirt numbers and letters in red which looks good. Maybe something like that with white shorts instead?

As I mentioned a week or so ago, the away kit is BRIGHT.

Bring your shades to away games!

We've just had pink/purple, so I'm guessing orange, lime green or yellow?

We had yellow in 2012/13, green and white in 2009/10 and orange in 2008/09.

Can't see us in lime green and I don't think they'd have yellow again yet after having it only 3 years ago.

I reckon its orange, which I think I'd be happy with.

[John Smith]

As I mentioned a week or so ago, the away kit is BRIGHT.

Bring your shades to away games!

Are we talking like Brighton's away kit this season?


Plymouth Argyle away next season

[10539.4 Miles Away]

Leaked

Is that legit? I really hope so, that's magnificent

[10539.4 Miles Away]

Leaked

Is that legit? I really hope so, that's magnificent

Booo. Just realised its the tilehurst end April fool.

[Jagermesiter1871]

Leaked

Is that legit? I really hope so, that's magnificent

It looks like it was done in Ms paint, so knowing puma yes it's probs legit.

[Hendo]

Kit wasn't great quality but in terms of looks, one of the best in my opinion.



But obviously with hoops all the way around and red numbers

[MoorgateRoyal]

Kit wasn't great quality but in terms of looks, one of the best in my opinion.



But obviously with hoops all the way around and red numbers

Good use of Martin Keown, Hendo.

[No Fixed Abode]

English side Reading have agreed a deal with emerging sportswear manufacturer Dryworld.
The partnership, which will run for ten years, will see Dryworld replace Reading's current kit manufacturer Puma.

Dryworld, which is making its first foray into the European market, will supply matchday kits, as well as training and technical gear, to the Berkshire-based second-tier club.

[AthleticoSpizz]

Leaked

Is that legit? I really hope so, that's magnificent

gayer than a gay mans gay bits....in fact it's f11cking rank

[royalp-we]

English side Reading have agreed a deal with emerging sportswear manufacturer Dryworld.
The partnership, which will run for ten years, will see Dryworld replace Reading's current kit manufacturer Puma.

Dryworld, which is making its first foray into the European market, will supply matchday kits, as well as training and technical gear, to the Berkshire-based second-tier club.

English side Queens Park Rangers (QPR) have agreed a deal with emerging sportswear manufacturer Dryworld.
The partnership, which will run for ten years, will see Dryworld replace QPR’s current kit manufacturer Nike at the end of the season.

Dryworld, which is making its first foray into the European market, will supply matchday kits, as well as training and technical gear, to the London-based second-tier club.

https://www.soccerex.com/insight/articl ... kit-switch


You can do better than this kes.

[sandman]

English side Reading have agreed a deal with emerging sportswear manufacturer Dryworld.
The partnership, which will run for ten years, will see Dryworld replace Reading's current kit manufacturer Puma.

Dryworld, which is making its first foray into the European market, will supply matchday kits, as well as training and technical gear, to the Berkshire-based second-tier club.

English side Queens Park Rangers (QPR) have agreed a deal with emerging sportswear manufacturer Dryworld.
The partnership, which will run for ten years, will see Dryworld replace QPR’s current kit manufacturer Nike at the end of the season.

Dryworld, which is making its first foray into the European market, will supply matchday kits, as well as training and technical gear, to the London-based second-tier club.

https://www.soccerex.com/insight/articl ... kit-switch


You can do better than this kes.

He really can't.

[harry]

Kit wasn't great quality but in terms of looks, one of the best in my opinion.



But obviously with hoops all the way around and red numbers

and white shorts

[Royal Ginger]

Prefer blue shorts.