Hey. Maybe I need to just let go of the past, but every time I see that bloody awful logo I think of the pigs that MacKay and Hughes made of the club. Can't think of many sides in any sport that doesn't have a first team home shirt that is reflected in the colours of the club....and our colours are Black and Sky Blue......

.......not red, black and white.

As I say, maybe I need to let go, but don't tell me that shirt wouldn't look better with this on it instead.

Amen to that!!! I much prefer the old logo. I'd like to see home colours as black,red,white away colours blue, yellow, red and alternate each year. And that's it, no electric blue or harlequins trash bag colours just want the old 80's and 90's back

Reminiscing about the MacKay years makes my blood boil.....but I have noticed he has a wikipage.......might be a fun way to fill a rainy afternoon "editing" that

It's another positive step but Ill remain cynical until we announce a long term deal at The Hive and a long term commitment to a name and playing colours.

Always thought that the old Fulham shirt was the classiest we had, pity about the badge but I suppose we can't have everything. Good start to the new season, now let's see if they can build on it.

I take it everyone read the press statement which read "The shirt celebrates 35 years of the club’s existence which began life as Fulham Football Club in 1980."

If celebrating that there probably is no point in changing the badge

I like it, would like it for Christmas

Certainly like the shirt. Also prefer the newer badge which makes the old one look dated. Maybe the colours could be changed while retaining the design? But, even if not, I still like it.

Badge is not an issue for me, it's the one thing on a shirt I genuinely couldn't care less about. I just hope it's better made than the old multi-coloured quarters that weren't cut properly so were uncomfortably, at £40+ a pop, I do expect my top to be comfortable, or am I being unreasonable?

Liking the shirt, I never did get the blue one from last year it never really inspired