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[Smartys Power]

What the hell's that?

Personally I think they did it to be more "traditional" but who knows.

WHAT"S GOING ON!!!! I didn't put that there

 

[Cole Dammett]

Whatever happened to this: On Wednesday 21 November, AFC and Puma will host an event at Rundle Mall to celebrate the new partnership and showcase the exciting new Puma Crows apparel range with sponsored players. More details to come.

 

[Stewart2Austin Reborn]

Whatever happened to this: On Wednesday 21 November, AFC and Puma will host an event at Rundle Mall to celebrate the new partnership and showcase the exciting new Puma Crows apparel range with sponsored players. More details to come.

Somebody should e-mail them or ask them on their Facebook page.

I'd do it but I'm a Port supporter and it'd feel offensive.

 

[justlookingaround]

Any reason why Hawthorn decided to go back to guernseys with the white panel on the back?
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Hawthorn switched to the Adidas template, Adidas attempted to turn Hawthorn's kit into a living breathing advertisement, with a 3-stipe and all. The white box is just something that didn't survive the change.

 

[hitthepost]

Whatever happened to this: On Wednesday 21 November, AFC and Puma will host an event at Rundle Mall to celebrate the new partnership and showcase the exciting new Puma Crows apparel range with sponsored players. More details to come.

10:19 yesterday on Twitter (@Adelaide_FC)

Sincere appologies but the Puma event that earlier this month was mentioned as happening today, is not on. No date is set at this stage

 

[Groupie_]

10:19 yesterday on Twitter (@Adelaide_FC)

Whatever happened to this: On Wednesday 21 November, AFC and Puma will host an event at Rundle Mall to celebrate the new partnership and showcase the exciting new Puma Crows apparel range with sponsored players. More details to come.

Think the Crows have got more important things on their mind.

 

[Hank93]

Whatever happened to this: On Wednesday 21 November, AFC and Puma will host an event at Rundle Mall to celebrate the new partnership and showcase the exciting new Puma Crows apparel range with sponsored players. More details to come.

They had received a number of enquiries to their twitter account, regarding the starting time of the event. It seemed like the guy running the twitter account no idea about the event. Very poorly handled.

Its been postponed to next year apparently.

 

[lmach]

I think it could just be the fact that hes referencing a post made by Silent Alarm earlier. He compared Adidas to XBlades

It's just Blades, not XBlades. The X is just their logo, like the Nike tick or the Adidas stripes.

 

[Bryce_Jersey17]

It's just Blades, not XBlades. The X is just their logo, like the Nike tick or the Adidas stripes.

Was it ever part of the name? Cos Ive heard a few blokes at Rebel say it as "X Blades"

 

[SJ]

It's just Blades, not XBlades. The X is just their logo, like the Nike tick or the Adidas stripes.

I used to think it was Oasics.

 

[Mero]

Was it ever part of the name? Cos Ive heard a few blokes at Rebel say it as "X Blades"

No, it's never been part of their name.
However, they do use the X as part of their marketing.
http://kossports.com.au/

Established in Australia in 1989, Blades is best known primarily for its football boots, with the brand having developed the very first bladed outsole. All of the major football boot brands have tried to copy this patented sole design but have still been unable to achieve the same level of performance and protection. This is a testament to Blades’ technology. Since then Blades has prided itself on its innovative technology and design, making it a market leader for bladed sole football boots and a substantial competitor for major international brands. The past decade has witnessed the evolution of Blades from a small Aussie brand with a revolutionary product, designed primarily for injury protection, comfort and playing longevity, to a high performance all Australian football boot company, with its new and revolutionary Bionic football boot, that is worn by many world class rugby league, rugby union, AFL and football players.

They call themselves Blades. Not X-Blades.

 

[Mero]

I used to think it was Oasics.

 

[lmach]

Was it ever part of the name? Cos Ive heard a few blokes at Rebel say it as "X Blades"

Nope. They would have just been mistaken like you were. I hear a lot of people say XBlades which is probably due to poor advertising on Blades' behalf. I've always thought the X should feature on top of the text, similar to Nike, so this problem doesn't occur.

 

[Cory]

I used to think ISC was just BC.

 

[Silent Alarm]

It's just Blades, not XBlades. The X is just their logo, like the Nike tick or the Adidas stripes.

*Nike swoosh. People who say 'tick...' psh...

 

[lmach]

*Nike swoosh. People who say 'tick...' psh...

It's a tick.

 

[Silent Alarm]

It's a tick.

No it isn't. Your into sports design. You should know this. It's a swoosh. "Nike tick" makes you sound like you're from Frankston or 11-years old.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swoosh

Buy a Nike product. The Nike word mark, the Nike name, and the Nike swoosh are all registered trademarks. They term it a swoosh.

 

[lmach]

I know, but I call it a tick.

 

[Silent Alarm]

I know, but I call it a tick.

I'm about to do a phone interview with a uni. When they say hi, should I reply with "sewage rat," and then tell them that's just what I call "g'day?"

Yeah.

What about the Adidas outlines of three slowly shortening, angular-topped towers.

Or the McDonalds two-upside-down u's.

 

[Groupie_]

What about the adidas triangle ?

 

[lmach]

I'm about to do a phone interview with a uni. When they say hi, should I reply with "sewage rat," and then tell them that's just what I call "g'day?"

Yeah.

What about the Adidas outlines of three slowly shortening, angular-topped towers.

Or the McDonalds two-upside-down u's.

It's not a big deal. Just drop it.

 

[Groupie_]

 

[lmach]

snip

?

 

[Bryce_Jersey17]

What about the adidas triangle ?

Or the marijuana leaf?

 

[Silent Alarm]

Or the marijuana leaf?

I inject marijuana into my scrotum on a daily basis.