Lovely vid but that narrative is absolute word salad. I can't be the only one wondering what the hell, 'The city that worked tirelessly through adversity whilst our dreams and hopes became stronger,' means?
There can't be that many who have supported the club since '49 and can also successfully use an online forum! Fair play to you old chap ?This should be our home kit which we wore until 1969 ( correct me if i am wrong ) the same colours that Wolves play in. Having supported the club since 1949 i was gutted when they changed, we have had some shocking yellow kits over the years although recent ones have been good.
Lovely vid but that narrative is absolute word salad. I can't be the only one wondering what the hell, 'The city that worked tirelessly through adversity whilst our dreams and hopes became stronger,' means?
Worryingly like the awful song that the Thai owners made for Reading FC
"With our might, we'll defend the glory of Reading"Worryingly like the awful song that the Thai owners made for Reading FC
Third kit all white?
Oh dear lord that is atrocious...?
Have you looked at both shirts side by side???Wouldn't orange be too close to the yellow kit?
As a person with colour blindness (red/green deficiencies), the green gk kit and all yellow kit in previous photos is a bit of an issue.
Whats usually more of an issue is when opposing teams play in the same tone, such as an all red kit v an all dark blue kit.
I think 1 in 10 males have some form of colour blindness, so am always surprised that those who deal in graphics and design seem to ignore it.
Have you looked at both shirts side by side???
Can't you tell the difference???
I am really not convinced that bright orange is much like the 'old gold' - it's more like the Headington Utd orange on steroids!1970 - three years old when I went to watch the U's and Hugh Curran and co! For those of us bought up in the 60's and 70's, at the U's will always be Gold and Black so great ideal to keep the 'now traditional' yellow at home, but use the 'old traditional' gold away. Clever marketing of course too as good excuse for justifying a third kit on the rare occasions both clash!
Agreed. More of a Luton Town orange.I am really not convinced that bright orange is much like the 'old gold' - it's more like the Headington Utd orange on steroids!