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Next season's strip.
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I wonder if DA has been asked his opinion? If we thinks that playing in pink and lime green stripes will give us an advantage (as it surely would), then that is what we should be doing.
Paven":1dkqnil9 said:
I rather liked that one,back in the Bickle/Piper days,gets my vote.(the predominantly white one)
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gandalf_the_green":jnumd61s said:
Iconic strip I know but it's virtually all white. We play in green!
gandalf_the_green":3l1lqzcg said:
Just bought one of those retro shirts from the club shop and it looks great. Fine for us oldies who have fond memories of it first time around but not so sure whether it would be universally popular with the young uns?
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jollygreenjohn":3v4ahkd5 said:
Well wear the Green 'away' version then. Both home & away were great!! :thumbs:
Our colour is green. I don't see why both home and away kits can't be green. One should be dark green and black and the alternative should be light green and white. That way as well, people who argue about what is Argyle green get what they want.
When we play a team who wear dark shirts (blue, black) we can wear light and when we play light teams (red, white, yellow) we can wear dark.
When we play a team who wear dark shirts (blue, black) we can wear light and when we play light teams (red, white, yellow) we can wear dark.
One green, and one green only.
You can't have a recognisable identity with two. Besides the light one would have to be soooo pale to make a meaningful contrast that it'd be 'hint of green'.
There isn't to be a change of green this time, we're told. But if it was on the table the only other option would be the slightly lighter but slightly brighter emerald green. There would be no historical context in introducing lime greens or mint greens.
'Argyle' green and emerald green would not prdouce sufficient contrast to do as you suggest.
You can't have a recognisable identity with two. Besides the light one would have to be soooo pale to make a meaningful contrast that it'd be 'hint of green'.
There isn't to be a change of green this time, we're told. But if it was on the table the only other option would be the slightly lighter but slightly brighter emerald green. There would be no historical context in introducing lime greens or mint greens.
'Argyle' green and emerald green would not prdouce sufficient contrast to do as you suggest.
Only just read X Isle's post on page 3 and I couldn't agree more on the home kit - Green. Just Green bar a little bit of trim. Stripes are not trim, they are an aberration. Think about it, are Man Utd/City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea or Everton going to roll out a striped shirt next season?
Sadly, I disagree on the away kit as white/black/green every year isn't going to sell BUT it should include GREEN. White with green, Black with green, yellow with green. One of the reasons the Tangergreen was so popular was it had green in it (and we always won!). No lilac. No champagne.
Sadly, I disagree on the away kit as white/black/green every year isn't going to sell BUT it should include GREEN. White with green, Black with green, yellow with green. One of the reasons the Tangergreen was so popular was it had green in it (and we always won!). No lilac. No champagne.
Silly question, but when did all this away kit carry on start. I can see why, maybe? But I can't remember away kits in the 70s. Was it mainly for the television?
