Since when do we have a 3rd kit?
FAI trying to get more money out of us?
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Since when do we have a 3rd kit?
FAI trying to get more money out of us?
I know Scotland are doing well. But are we trying to become them?? At least those of an Ulster Scots identity will like it!:confused:
There must be thousands of them in some warehouse hence the grey kit being worn to try and boost sales.
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I'm not too keen on the third kit, especially when the team is instructed to wear it for no other reason than to make money for the FAI.
I like the grey one never knew Ireland even had a third jersey.
Orange one was rank was only worn once as well that Macedonia game .......
I like the jersey. Haven't seen it for sale though. Has anyone?
i think its a rotten jersey
England brought out a grey strip for Euro96 and it became very very popular because it looked good with a pair of jeans.
Umbro/FAI looking to cash in.
However, ours is going to have a dirty big orange blob on the front.
Orange one was terrible, but a warehouse was knocked off by people who are probably in the NI assembly by now, so everyone in Belfast had one.
I quite liked the one today. Better than any white away strip we have ever had.
I quite like the grey, think it goes very well with the logo, etc - wear the training top more often than any of the "real" shirts these days!
Our green kit very rarely clashes with other countries'. For 4 of our 6 away games, we have changed colours. :mad::mad: You should wear your home gear on away trips, unless required to change it for clash reasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by eelmonster
Horrible shirt. Not sure of the merit of a third strip for an international team anyway but it strikes me as simple enough logic that ours should be orange if we have one.
No I was far from happy with it , but who cares as I will not be buying one if they soon to hit the pre Christmas market .....:confused:
The grey reflects the colour of the dark clouds gathering over Irish football at the moment.
Maybe.
Lucky we have colour TV. Imagine trying to watch yesterdays game on the old black & white telly!