The new home kit has just been release. Looks good. Shame the sponsor logo ruins it.

https://www.expressandstar.com/sport/football/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/2021/07/15/wolves-launch-new-home-kit-for-202122/

New kit has been launched, hundred quid for the "pro" shirt !! £55 for a replica. Bonkers. Looks alright, but the our horrible sponsors logo looks even more intrusive on a plain shirt. One thing about the adidas kits, the fit was quite generous and the large sat ok even on a fat like me. These look they're a bit of a tight fit!

other than the nasty sponsors logo, I quite like it (apart from the panels on the ribs)

colour looks good, very similar to the W88 - adidas one which was our best effort for a while

Been a long time since the shirt was Old Gold.

yeah they reckon this matches the paint code so we'll see in person I guess

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dYXqbhnAT4U/maxresdefault.jpg

The Real Thing

Thats bronze.

That image by the way is of Andy Sinton and George Ndah who scoreda double in that game on 18/03/2001. The final score was 3-1, and the opponents were . . .

I'm sure you can guess.

apparently Trincao has been given the #11 shirt, so we may be back to having a #1 in goal

Having the number 1 and the name Sa should save a few bob on the shirt cost

the keeper shirt is really nice, I actually think it'd make a nice away shirt

"A matte shine jacquard fabric emulates the flow and movement of players on the pitch, a modern rib neckline brings contrast pop colours, and the displaced angular seam lines and contrast colour side body panels bring a modern, impactful look and feel"

comment by WolfWolf (U22512)
posted 20 minutes ago
"A matte shine jacquard fabric emulates the flow and movement of players on the pitch, a modern rib neckline brings contrast pop colours, and the displaced angular seam lines and contrast colour side body panels bring a modern, impactful look and feel"


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Was this Conor Coady's statement?

comment by Wulfrunnut (U17298)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by WolfWolf (U22512)
posted 20 minutes ago
"A matte shine jacquard fabric emulates the flow and movement of players on the pitch, a modern rib neckline brings contrast pop colours, and the displaced angular seam lines and contrast colour side body panels bring a modern, impactful look and feel"


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Was this Conor Coady's statement?
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Steve Bull

Lionel Messi has agreed a new 5 year contract at Barcelona on half of his previous salary. That will mean he will be 39 when his contract expires

Maybe Moutinho has a few years left in him after all

£100 though for something knocked together in a sweat shop in Bangladesh for 80p.

Just looking into Castore and didn't realise they were only founded in 2015 by a couple of Scouse kids

Disappointed about Messi staying at Barca in some ways, would have been good to see him in another league for a short while. Five years is quite a statement as well, not sure I am convinced he will make it that far. Ronaldo looks like he certainly could play to 39 though.

comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
£100 though for something knocked together in a sweat shop in Bangladesh for 80p.
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For a hundred quid the shirt should be signed by the first team players.

people will be soft to spend £100 on a footy shirt - but then I spend £100 on a night out without blinking so

When you live abroad and have zero chance to go to live game, buying a shirt every year is just daft, You do feel a bit of a on match day sat in front of the telly at home with your replica shirt on

comment by Tino Bambino - it's coming Rome (U2087)
posted 6 seconds ago
people will be soft to spend £100 on a footy shirt - but then I spend £100 on a night out without blinking so
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Jesus, a hundred quid night was a distant memory when going into NYC, comfortably 200+, often times 300, no idea what it is out here but hopefully it will be considerably cheaper. Is amusing how we do it without thinking though but begrudge spending 50 quid on other things.

comment by GeminMallorca (U18318)
posted 2 minutes ago
When you live abroad and have zero chance to go to live game, buying a shirt every year is just daft, You do feel a bit of aon match day sat in front of the telly at home with your replica shirt on
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yeah but when you go into Alcudia you have to represent us Gem

comment by Cinciwolf----Saka didn't deserve that (U11551)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Tino Bambino - it's coming Rome (U2087)
posted 6 seconds ago
people will be soft to spend £100 on a footy shirt - but then I spend £100 on a night out without blinking so
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Jesus, a hundred quid night was a distant memory when going into NYC, comfortably 200+, often times 300, no idea what it is out here but hopefully it will be considerably cheaper. Is amusing how we do it without thinking though but begrudge spending 50 quid on other things.
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yeah exactly that, all about priorities isnt it, but I found a bar in blackpool last week 13 doubles plus mixers £24