The obvious is probably Dundalk with the superbly massive Fyffes on the front.
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The obvious is probably Dundalk with the superbly massive Fyffes on the front.
Somebody isnt reading all the posts in the thread :(Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Once more just for you Nige ;)
http://www.dundalkfc.com/2012-jersey-unveiledQuote:
Supporters should note that the Fyffes logo on the pictured jersey will not be as big on the actual jersey.
While I prefer last years jersey, it could be better with a V neck. I think it's the same template as Crusaders current jersey.
http://www.crusadersfc.com/images/1s...Coates%20h.jpg
Doesn't have to be that big to be still too big...Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
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Originally Posted by bullit
I assumed that meant the supporters jersey. My mistake! The jersey worn to the launch had the massive sponsor on it too though.
No wonder they're feeling so generous lately!
http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0301/fyffes-business.html
"Conditions in the banana market followed a more normal pattern in 2011", apparently.
Read that as well and thought of Dundalk. My brain has clearly gotten back into LOI mode.Quote:
Originally Posted by freewheel30
Fyffes getting value for money. Their logo is so big and brash in that photo. Eyes are immediately drawn to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
The logo will not be that big. That was just a sticer slapped on for the launch.
Cripes - it must've come from one absolutely massive banana.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Bohs announce DHL as new main sponsor.
http://www.sportsfile.com/winshare/w...824/601889.jpg
Rovers GK kit:
http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/5241/pinkisback.jpg
Thought Cork might claim racism as there is only black pudding on their sponsor logo and no whiteQuote:
Originally Posted by TommyGaynor
Dundalks new away jersey to be worn tonight
http://www.dundalkfc.com/2012-away-jersey-unveiled
It seems to be following a Fyffes colour scheme.
Hanley has given up on unseating Cherrie so and is trying to get an outfield spot?
Probably not the technically correct thread for it, but there is a new site dedicated to Cork City kits. Would there be enough interest in a league-wide site, an LOI version of Historical Football Kits?
This site does a good job of it - http://www.colours-of-football.com/c...l/ireland.html
Ages since I checked that, hadn't realised they were still updating it, still very slick in fairness!
Can anyone tell me why there is such inconsistency with Cork City's home shirts colours down through the years?
because theres people from Cork involved. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
As they have used all the words in the dictionary to name themselves, so have they used many, many colours!