Next Season's Kits (locked thread)

[Knarf Reprah]

I think the Herald are just guessing based on the last home programme.

The comic guessing? Surely not.....

 

[Emeraldinho]

Darker?

Who makes these decisions and on what rationale?

Will wait until it's official but will be really disappointed if we go even darker.

:iagree: The green equivalent of Northampton. :sigh:

 

[GreenArmy1984]

Bet the Away Kit will be popular as ever !!!

 

[Keepitgreen]

Bet the Away Kit will be popular as ever !!!

It won't be as popular as last season's.

 

[GreenArmy1984]

You never know

Bright Away Kit could be fantastic

 

[X Isle]

Bet the Away Kit will be popular as ever !!!

Whaddaya mean "as ever", I bet last season outsold all the 'rainbow kits' combined, and many times over.

 

[MajorGreen]

Bet the Away Kit will be popular as ever !!!

Whaddaya mean "as ever", I bet last season outsold all the 'rainbow kits' combined, and many times over.

Absolutely! Last season's away kit was the best we've had in years, maybe ever. I have, and always will, hate the multi coloured abominations that we have seen over the years. Orange, Lilac, Burgundy and Sky Blue... really? We are Argyle and we should play in green (proper green), white and black, home or away. We are the Green Army... not the Poncey Lilac, Pink and "Tropical Sunset" Army!!

HOME KIT: PREDOMINANTLY GREEN, with BLACK AND WHITE
AWAY KIT: ANY REVERSE COMBINATION OF THE ABOVE BUT...GREEN, BLACK AND WHITE!!! :furious: :furious: :furious: :furious:

 

[Biggs]

I'm hoping there's been a eureka moment at the club where someone has said 'haaaang on, why can't BOTH shirts be green?'

I must admit, it does look that way given the news about the dark home shirts and the much lighter colour on the season ticket pamphlet.

 

[X Isle]

Don't know necessarily about a 'eureka moment', but it is doable.

Lime green is bright, mint green is bright, white is clearly bright. They may not be greens we've previously used...but they ARE green. With the need to rotate every year for sales (don't necessarily agree but I accept that is modern commercial life) they could rotate those three going forwards, with all the design and trim variations you can think of, as a change strip whilst retaining our colour swatch of green, black and white.

There is, and never has been, a need to introduce other clubs colours to our shirts.

 

[MajorGreen]

Don't know necessarily about a 'eureka moment', but it is doable.

Lime green is bright, mint green is bright, white is clearly bright. They may not be greens we've previously used...but they ARE green. With the need to rotate every year for sales (don't necessarily agree but I accept that is modern commercial life) they could rotate those three going forwards, with all the design and trim variations you can think of, as a change strip whilst retaining our colour swatch of green, black and white.

There is, and never has been, a need to introduce other clubs colours to our shirts.

This :thumbs:

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

Don't know necessarily about a 'eureka moment', but it is doable.

Lime green is bright, mint green is bright, white is clearly bright. They may not be greens we've previously used...but they ARE green. With the need to rotate every year for sales (don't necessarily agree but I accept that is modern commercial life) they could rotate those three going forwards, with all the design and trim variations you can think of, as a change strip whilst retaining our colour swatch of green, black and white.

There is, and never has been, a need to introduce other clubs colours to our shirts.

Second strips are a way of bringing a bit of imagination though. I know you're a traditionalist but that's the domain of the first strip.

 

[X Isle]

Don't know necessarily about a 'eureka moment', but it is doable.

Lime green is bright, mint green is bright, white is clearly bright. They may not be greens we've previously used...but they ARE green. With the need to rotate every year for sales (don't necessarily agree but I accept that is modern commercial life) they could rotate those three going forwards, with all the design and trim variations you can think of, as a change strip whilst retaining our colour swatch of green, black and white.

There is, and never has been, a need to introduce other clubs colours to our shirts.

Second strips are a way of bringing a bit of imagination though. I know you're a traditionalist but that's the domain of the first strip.

There is no such thing as a "traditionalist...but". There can be no room for exceptions, a Traditionalist is a traditionalist.

Your logic implies that 'away games don't count', that somehow because they are played on another clubs soil, then it's acceptable to play in another club's colours. Couldn't disagree more.

When an Argyle team run out for a football fixture, wherever it may be, it should be in an Argyle shirt...and Argyle's colours are green, black and white.

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

Don't know necessarily about a 'eureka moment', but it is doable.

Lime green is bright, mint green is bright, white is clearly bright. They may not be greens we've previously used...but they ARE green. With the need to rotate every year for sales (don't necessarily agree but I accept that is modern commercial life) they could rotate those three going forwards, with all the design and trim variations you can think of, as a change strip whilst retaining our colour swatch of green, black and white.

There is, and never has been, a need to introduce other clubs colours to our shirts.

Second strips are a way of bringing a bit of imagination though. I know you're a traditionalist but that's the domain of the first strip.

There is no such thing as a "traditionalist...but". There can be no room for exceptions, a Traditionalist is a traditionalist.

Your logic implies that 'away games don't count', that somehow because they are played on another clubs soil, then it's acceptable to play in another club's colours. Couldn't disagree more.

When an Argyle team run out for a football fixture, wherever it may be, it should be in an Argyle shirt...and Argyle's colours are green, black and white.

They should wear the first kit whenever possible but when they have to change it is the badge that matters. A gold shirt or a blue shirt with an Argyle badge IS an Argyle shirt, not another club's shirt.

 

[Knarf Reprah]

Don't know necessarily about a 'eureka moment', but it is doable.

Lime green is bright, mint green is bright, white is clearly bright. They may not be greens we've previously used...but they ARE green. With the need to rotate every year for sales (don't necessarily agree but I accept that is modern commercial life) they could rotate those three going forwards, with all the design and trim variations you can think of, as a change strip whilst retaining our colour swatch of green, black and white.

There is, and never has been, a need to introduce other clubs colours to our shirts.

Second strips are a way of bringing a bit of imagination though. I know you're a traditionalist but that's the domain of the first strip.

There is no such thing as a "traditionalist...but". There can be no room for exceptions, a Traditionalist is a traditionalist.

Your logic implies that 'away games don't count', that somehow because they are played on another clubs soil, then it's acceptable to play in another club's colours. Couldn't disagree more.

When an Argyle team run out for a football fixture, wherever it may be, it should be in an Argyle shirt...and Argyle's colours are green, black and white.

They should wear the first kit whenever possible but when they have to change it is the badge that matters. A gold shirt or a blue shirt with an Argyle badge IS an Argyle shirt, not another club's shirt.

you are joking? Argo have played in green for 131 years, by your logic if we wear red and white stripes like that mob up the road, as long as the shirt has an Argo badge on it that's ok? I smell a troll

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

Frank, even I would be well shocked if Argyle ever went anywhere near red, let alone with white stripes.