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| Quote: dany1979 "Neither.
Usually i do purchase a shirt every other season and on the whole i feel that the design of the shirts over the last few years have been pretty smart, last seasons in particular was quality.
The new shirt designs are simply horrible, even the away shirt is ruined by those awful white things on the front and the shorts on the home kit are the stuff of nightmares.
The worst kit designs since we had that horrible warrior face emblazened on the shirt years ago.'"
My thoughts exactly.
I nearly always get the home and away top each season but imo these are the worst I have seen for us since we started watching back in 2003. |
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Not bothering with either kit this year, there is more than enough good merchandise available this year to not need to get one.
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I've got both thanks to Santa.
And thanks to the royal mail errors in delivering the parcels we also ended up with 5 homeshirts!! And looking at them next to each other the errors in stitching and "embroidery" are very noticeable. Wonky Kooga's and uneven stitching down the sides too. Red stitches half way along a row of white cotton and other small yet noticeable errors.
My advice look very carefully at these bits when you buy them.
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A purple patch inspired on his home ground by man of the match WIGAN CAPTAIN Sean O’Loughlin produced three tries in an eight-minute spell just before half-time, and the GB Lions added two more after the break to maintain Smith’s 100 per cent record as Great Britain
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| i went to wigan on Sunday and went to the shop and was horrified by how poor the quality of both shirts is.. got myself a couple of polo shirts instead, i wouldnt buy any of those shirts if they were a fiver. Shop is great though to be fair, and it was rammed  |
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The Communist Cap - dragging down success and aspiration to the levels of those who cba.: |
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Got the home one given to me.
Not had one for a couple of years, so was due an update. Not the best shirt, but it's "ok" and at least it doesn't have the sponsor on it.
Tbh can't see the point in wearing the away shirt to games. Surely half the point is to show the team how many supporters are behind them. This is best done in the teams home colours imo.
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I normally get the home shirt when I buy it, but Santa kindly brought me the away shirt this year, not sure I like it with no sponser, it doesn't feel like a proper shirt without a logo stuck in the middle of it.
I think I'll go and buy the home shirt this year as well, I never get both, but like BK said, I like going to our games in the home shirt.
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