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Originally Posted by White Horse
It's going to be some fun it Buttimer's reffing them against Bohs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roo69
New Town shirt same as Bray's, swapping green for blue.
http://www.sportsfile.com/id/1115995/
No-one there from Drogheda by the look of it.
Drogheda posted pictures of Sean Thornton at the launch yesterday with the League trophy so he must of turned up late or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by atfconline
Pleasantly surprised by the Galway kit. Uhlsport release some absolute poxy jerseys, so this one is definitely a classic. Are Shels the only Macron sponsored team then?
He did - FAI told Drogheda the wrong time.Quote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
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Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
He was outside having a fagQuote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
http://galwayunitedfc.ie/2016-away-kit-revealed/
Must say I'm very happy with the standard of our kits this season. The best combination we've had for quite some time.
Wexford aside, across the two divisions, the gear is beautiful.
We play our first away game on Friday yet the club haven't said a word on what or whether we have an away kit. Why can't we do anything right.
Well I'm sure the FAI know what Longford have registered as their away kit (cough) Being away to Wexford means you MAY not have to switch. IT depends on the ref. That said if you are forced to wear your away kit that will lead to interesting times for the reverse fixture as Wexfords away black kit will also clash with your home.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Clubs are meant to have a third kit too in that instance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
Is that new? Because up to last season you only had to register 2 kits. In the event of both home and away kits of the visiting team clashing with the home teams kit then the home team had to change.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
How many teams have registered third kits?
Galway only one so far?
we had three registered kits last year.I have no idea for this season though. The only reason we had three was we kept the old away jersey along with the newer away jersey. We only had to wear that third jersey once v Bohs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
I think the difference is between having registered a 3rd kit and publicising it!
Certainly, there has been an expectation that clubs will have access to a third option, but whether it's a requirement or not I don't know.
Well I know it certainly wasn't a requirement up to and including 2014. An expectation is one thing but the reality is very different. Its not like a club will sell an extra 1000 jerseys by introducing a third kit and for a lot of clubs a third kit is superfluous but you would think each club would look at the colours of their opponents in their division and then look at their own colours and if needed invest in 1 set of third shirts if needed but they generally dont.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlebray
We launched our new away kit last night by running out the tunnel for our first league game. Why the club can't do a proper kit launch I don't know.
Sure why would they do that? That might make people want to buy it.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Is it nice any pics?
The yellow shirt?Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
I can understand why they'd want to keep that one quiet.
New Youths & Longford jerseys
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In fairness the away kit is nice. The yellow and navy looks well. I was expecting worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
I thought our away kit was alright myself. We've had worse. The only thing I didn't like about it was the number style on the back. Very Sunday League style font about it.
The best part of our kit however is the keeper jersey. It's quality.
It does look a lot better with the shorts. I saw a picture on its own and it looked very very plain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Town Legend
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Originally Posted by oldyouth
Why are Wexford in black? Thought pink was first choice?
Jesus I don't know that keeper jersey is very controversial. Maybe a throw back to the glory days of little Mayo?Quote:
Originally Posted by De Town
Sure there's no info on whether fans can buy the new kit (version 2.0) at the game on Friday or if it's exchanges only for those who bought the macron kit launched over Xmas. We really need a press officer but alas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
Or maybe the kit supplier could do some promotion? The more shirts sold etc... But yeah for a premier club the merchandising side isn't good.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
We're trying to have black as the home jersey. Everybody (bar one) prefers itQuote:
Originally Posted by Titan
There's very little that the club has done wrong lately. This may be one of the few
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Originally Posted by cobhlad
I like it. A club like Cobh should enjoy every bit of success that comes their way!
Should be worn around Cork City with pride!
I think that the white text is way too small
They should also include an additional tag line - may "up ya boy" or something else deep and meaningful
I was shocked to find out this was only their second MSC win. I'm annoyed at our recent run in the MSC, I understand that its not our biggest priority but we should be winning this every few years. Our last win was in 2008. Though we do have 16 total including something 9 in a row at one point and 14 from 16 between 1990 and 2005.
EDIT: No wonder I was surprised to see this was their second win. Its their fifth. First since we've been around though.
It should just say MUNSTER CHAMPIONS, if they insist on having one.
Being any more specific makes it look like Mick Wallace's nonsense with the stars.
Not a new jersey, but we launched a proper online shop in the last couple of weeks.
http://i.imgur.com/7gX1tRE.png
It's a fantastic website, fair play. Again Longford should take note.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufcfan
May be off topic, but
I can only find three previous:Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
1924-25 Cove Ramblers bt Cork City
1943-44 Cobh Ramblers bt Coastal Defence
1982-83 Cobh Ramblers 5-1 Clonmel Town (03 Oct, TC)
But 12 Finals appearances (yeah, I know 78/9 wasn't played, so no "appearance" - but in the list OK!!)
1934-35 Cobh Ramblers 1-2 Waterford (12 May, TC)
1936-37 Cork 3-1 Cobh Ramblers (04 Apr, MC)
1965-66 Waterford 4-1 Cobh Ramblers (01 May, Kilcohan Pk)
1978-79 Final: Cobh Ramblers v Limerick - not played, dispute over venue
1983-84 Cobh Ramblers 0-1 Limerick City (31 Oct, St Colmans Pk)
1984-85 Limerick City 1-1 Cobh Ramblers (29 Oct, Rathbane)
Replay (01 Jan, St Colmans Pk): Cobh Ramblers 2-2 Limerick City (Limerick win pens)
1987-88 Cork City Cobh Ramblers
1993-94 Cork City Cobh Ramblers
1999-00 Cork City Cobh Ramblers
2005-06 Limerick FC Cobh Ramblers
2007-08 Cork City Cobh Ramblers
Would be happy to get more details from anyone on any of these ...
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Originally Posted by littlebray