New Purple Shirt going down well with the Natives

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#stripesareback

I might buy one as it could be a collectors item in the future as so few will be sold lol

At the risk of derision I actually quite like it !

harvetheslayer wrote:

At the risk of derision I actually quite like it !

DERISION,DERISION AND DERISION.

Its not actually that bad, but the principle of us picking any feckin colour off the sodding rainbow for our away kits is starting to grate on me.

Even more derision

i wonder if the sponsors logo was made green like on the home shirt if it would make it look better.

Angry wrote:

i wonder if the sponsors logo was made green like on the home shirt if it would make it look better.

It would, lilac and green is foreshorely a match made in heaven.

SwimWithTheTide wrote:

Its not actually that bad, but the principle of us picking any feckin colour off the sodding rainbow for our away kits is starting to grate on me.

This.

I'm looking forward to next season's red and white stripes.

Why not? We've already had a season of looking like Torquay.

Les Miserable wrote:

Angry wrote:

i wonder if the sponsors logo was made green like on the home shirt if it would make it look better.

It would, lilac and green is foreshorely a match made in heaven.

lol the bright orange logo just makes even worse

Awful, just awful. The shirt and the people who buy one.

Tradition means nothing to some, nor the club it seems. Forsaking all others, it's green, white and black.

harvetheslayer wrote:

At the risk of derision I actually quite like it !

X Isle wrote:

Awful, just awful. The shirt and the people who buy one.

Tradition means nothing to some, nor the club it seems. Forsaking all others, it's green, white and black.

for an away shirt??? might have a problem there

Les Miserable wrote:

It would, lilac and green is foreshorely a match made in heaven.

Suffragette colours, innit.

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Peggy wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:

It would, lilac and green is foreshorely a match made in heaven.

Suffragette colours, innit.

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Angry wrote:

X Isle wrote:

Awful, just awful. The shirt and the people who buy one.

Tradition means nothing to some, nor the club it seems. Forsaking all others, it's green, white and black.

for an away shirt??? might have a problem there

White shirt, green trim back shorts piece of piss.

Hugh Watt wrote:

Angry wrote:

X Isle wrote:

Awful, just awful. The shirt and the people who buy one.

Tradition means nothing to some, nor the club it seems. Forsaking all others, it's green, white and black.

for an away shirt??? might have a problem there

White shirt, green trim back shorts piece of piss.

may aswell not bother having an away shirt as that is the home kit. #saynotostripes

I thought, stupidly, I not looked at the images since they came out and shorely can't be that bad - clicked on that link and what a silly boy I was, it is a fcuking howler!!

X Isle wrote:

Awful, just awful. The shirt and the people who buy one.

Tradition means nothing to some, nor the club it seems. Forsaking all others, it's green, white and black.

Funny you say that...

I'm betting that the Front entrance tarting up will leave us with more 'gold' in the Argyle colour scheme.

X Isle wrote:

Awful, just awful. The shirt and the people who buy one.

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Somewhat out of order claiming supporters are awful who put money in the Clubs Coffers

Angry wrote:

X Isle wrote:

Awful, just awful. The shirt and the people who buy one.

Tradition means nothing to some, nor the club it seems. Forsaking all others, it's green, white and black.

for an away shirt??? might have a problem there

The only reason for the existence of 'away shirts' is if there is a colour clash and more obviously in this age of abusing the average, stupid football fan, to make money out of them.
As far as I know, PAFC is quite unique in English pro football, colour wise. We don't even need an away kit ffs !

Yes we do.

A year or three back we played Southend, I think it was, on a very bright sunny day. They wore all dark blue and we wore all dark green. Both kits had similar, but not identical, white trim. In the bright sunshine both kits basically appeared to be as near to black as made little difference and it was virtually impossible to distinguish one team from the other.

And there's Yeovil, of course.

I can agree that we'll rarely need a change kit but there is a call for one.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Yes we do.

A year or three back we played Southend, I think it was, on a very bright sunny day. They wore all dark blue and we wore all dark green. Both kits had similar, but not identical, white trim. In the bright sunshine both kits basically appeared to be as near to black as made little difference and it was virtually impossible to distinguish one team from the other.

And there's Yeovil, of course.

I can agree that we'll rarely need a change kit but there is a call for one.

Wear the proper bleddy green then.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Yes we do.

A year or three back we played Southend, I think it was, on a very bright sunny day. They wore all dark blue and we wore all dark green. Both kits had similar, but not identical, white trim. In the bright sunshine both kits basically appeared to be as near to black as made little difference and it was virtually impossible to distinguish one team from the other.

And there's Yeovil, of course.

I can agree that we'll rarely need a change kit but there is a call for one.

I remember having that problem at an away game at Roots Hall. I think it was Peter Reid's last game in charge.

Ropey away kits wouldn't be such a problem if it weren't for the fact that we wear them to every single away game unless there's a clash. One of the unique things about PAFC is the green kit, but I'd imagine most non-Argyle fans who've watched us live away from Home Park in the last few years have never seen us wear green.

Greenskin wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Yes we do.

A year or three back we played Southend, I think it was, on a very bright sunny day. They wore all dark blue and we wore all dark green. Both kits had similar, but not identical, white trim. In the bright sunshine both kits basically appeared to be as near to black as made little difference and it was virtually impossible to distinguish one team from the other.

And there's Yeovil, of course.

I can agree that we'll rarely need a change kit but there is a call for one.

Wear the proper bleddy green then.

or bibs/skins