New Away Kit

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Not bad it has to be said, its certainly miles better than the home kit,

Just a shame the club gave away the game with the season ticket booklets as the the icon is wearing this kit..

Yawnarama.

I actually quite like it.

It will be a shame when it gets ruined by a gurt sponsor logo!

Angry wrote:

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Not bad it has to be said, its certainly miles better than the home kit,

Just a shame the club gave away the game with the season ticket booklets as the the icon is wearing this kit..

I like that kit.

A good local sponsor could be the "The Range".

Perhaps the club could get talking to the chap that owns it, I know he is more of a rugby fan and not keen with football, but Argyle could try and get him on board somehow.

When i was at the Oxford game some spoke of their desire to get him involved with the club.

Hugh Watt wrote:

It will be a shame when it gets ruined by a gurt sponsor logo!

Foreshore.

Czarcasm wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:

It will be a shame when it gets ruined by a gurt sponsor logo!

Foreshore.

FIL

I don't think even Argyle would be that stupid!

Think I'll be getting this. I actually quite like the home one too but this one trumps it for sure.

I will as well.

VillageGreen wrote:

A good local sponsor could be the "The Range".

Perhaps the club could get talking to the chap that owns it, I know he is more of a rugby fan and not keen with football, but Argyle could try and get him on board somehow.

When i was at the Oxford game some spoke of their desire to get him involved with the club.

He will never get on board.

Angry wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

A good local sponsor could be the "The Range".

Perhaps the club could get talking to the chap that owns it, I know he is more of a rugby fan and not keen with football, but Argyle could try and get him on board somehow.

When i was at the Oxford game some spoke of their desire to get him involved with the club.

He will never get on board.

Your right he likes success (oh) and a thriving business environment (oh,)

argyl3 wrote:

Angry wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

A good local sponsor could be the "The Range".

Perhaps the club could get talking to the chap that owns it, I know he is more of a rugby fan and not keen with football, but Argyle could try and get him on board somehow.

When i was at the Oxford game some spoke of their desire to get him involved with the club.

He will never get on board.

Your right he likes success (oh) and a thriving business environment (oh,)

the only way he'll get involved with of plymouth's sports teams is if he can build a range there. So i wouldnt rule out him backing hhp2

I wouldn't be best pleased if someone like Dawson got involved with Argyle. England's Kagami foreshore.
As for the away shirt, the retro reference is obvious, and I can imagine it will and should be popular. I have never bought any Argyle shirt of any hue, not being the shirt sort, although I have worn Johnny Hore's no 4 original on many occasions.

Two genuinely good kits for next season. Rather a large surprise that one..

Can't personally understand why people get so excited about the modern day, annual fleecing of football fans.



Low quality items at vastly inflated prices.

Most football fans are indeed, idiots.

I think the low quality at vastly increased prices applies to a myriad of products these days, most of which aren't fit for purpose after a couple of days. Rugby bellies seem even more likely to buy a chemical shirt than the footy bellies .  Lots of guys' badges on them too.... beer and car insurance companies, estate agents on some.

Football fans are symptomatic of the wider malaise. No wonder no one likes us. What's more, we don't care, is the refrain. Oh well, not much to be done there then.

Away kits should be shunned by the fans just on principle, the one and only purpose of them is so the clubs and manufacturers can cash in on fans twice a season. We only used to have one shirt per season, it was always green.

Amsterdamage wrote:

Away kits should be shunned by the fans just on principle, the one and only purpose of them is so the clubs and manufacturers can cash in on fans twice a season. We only used to have one shirt per season, it was always green.

I agree in principle here if not in detail. I think we always have had 2 kits but they used to be 1st Choice and Change. Given we were the only team to wear green we rarely needed to use the Change kit and only ever wore it away from home on the few occasions we did.

The evolution to Home/Away kits reversed this. It became de rigeur to wear the Away kit unless that clashed hence the headlong dash into ever more bizarre colour choices with Royal Lavender being the most recent - not much danger of a kit clash there, is there?

Not all clubs change their entire design every year. Arsenal always wear pretty much the same kits with red and white at home and yellow and blue away. This is how it should be. The kit colourations should all be part of the club's core identity or "brand" in modernspeak. Vary by all means but change entirely? Never.

But we don't have any of that. I wish we did but everything changes all the time: colours, design, badge. All endlessly modified over the years. The only traditions we have are incompetence, negligence, disappointment and mediocrity in roughly equal measure.

You'd think that sensible people would find something better to do with their time, money and emotions, wouldn't you ?

I've managed to rid myself of the first two but the emotional attachment remains.

To be fair it aint a bad shirt for a change tbh..as for Dawson one obnoxious prick (so ive been told) And more greedy than brent and not enough bunce for him...but he did have a look at the time..just to make sure he didnt miss a trick.