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That shade of yellow is putrid!
For comparison, here's what they wore in that 2003 game against the Brisbane Strikers:
Is it just me or is the goalie wearing a different brand of shirt to the rest of the team?
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That shade of yellow is putrid!
For comparison, here's what they wore in that 2003 game against the Brisbane Strikers:
Is it just me or is the goalie wearing a different brand of shirt to the rest of the team?
anyone watch the crystal palace vs arsenal game last night?
found it strange that the players had a different brand kit to the manager who had a nike jacket along with a few other managers
anyone watch the crystal palace vs arsenal game last night?
found it strange that the players had a different brand kit to the manager who had a nike jacket along with a few other managers
Adidas have released a bunch of new international kits.
Is it wrong to say I am in love with this kit. The tartan trim, the dark red accents, the spider, it is just perfect.
its UHLSport the goalies kit
It's just a shame the likes of Spain, Germany and Argentina won't be wearing their usual short colours, instead having "one colour" kits. I've read that it's a new FIFA rule for the world cup (teams having a fully light and fully dark kit), but i've also read that it's just an Adidas thing, so I don't know which is true.
Equipment Regulations
IV Playing Equipment
5 Colours
5.6 The Official Equipment and Reserve Equipment of a Member Association must be clearly distinguishable based on the principle of light and dark contrast of used Colours irrespective of the prevailing conditions, such as weather and light. Member Associations may provide additional Reserve Equipment to achieve a clear distinction and differing visibility from the Official Equipment
The FIFA rule from 2010 (not sure if it has changed) states:
So I am not sure if it is just Adidas or all manufacturers, or even the national federations just making it easier to avoid clashes or if it is being policed more strictly.
I'm guessing it would mean white shorts for Australia if we have to go down this path? Or two tone gold. *shudder*
It's just a shame the likes of Spain, Germany and Argentina won't be wearing their usual short colours, instead having "one colour" kits. I've read that it's a new FIFA rule for the world cup (teams having a fully light and fully dark kit), but i've also read that it's just an Adidas thing, so I don't know which is true.
White shorts is a possibility, but as we normally wear a full blue away we could get away with the green shorts. Plus I believe that Brazil are still going to have their usual look, so we should be able to as well.
If it is a full yellow kit, I and am sure most australian soccer fans will be seriously p'd off.
So perhaps we can breathe easy.Australia – The latest Australian home shirt will be the same colours as the current one, with the collar as currently seen on the Manchester United away kit, the shirt will be worn with green shorts. They away kit will be a obsidian blue, with sport gold details to be worn with blue shorts.
White shorts is a possibility, but as we normally wear a full blue away we could get away with the green shorts. Plus I believe that Brazil are still going to have their usual look, so we should be able to as well.
If it is a full yellow kit, I and am sure most australian soccer fans will be seriously p'd off.
I've always wanted to see Australia in a dark green kit. I've never understood why they don't reverse the colours of their home...I think it's just Adidas using the monotone colour ways.
You think of the most classic kits, and they all utilise contrasting colours from shirt to shorts: Germany, England, Brazil, Argentina... I don't think you could name a country, maybe aside from Portugal, who've had a period of regularly wearing one-colour kits.
I wouldn't mind the Socceroos frontin' up in white shorts with the home strip. Using the heat as some kind of Nike excuse wouldn't be an issue with me – it could be interesting.
And I seriously hope we get rid of the uber-bland navy away get-up. I just think it's so inane. I reckon a dark green change strip would be cool. Celtic's is still one of my favourites...
I've always wanted to see Australia in a dark green kit. I've never understood why they don't reverse the colours of their home...
Not a reverse of the current home, they haven't. And anyway, from 2000-2004, that's a lighter green I was referring to a colour closer to that which Silent Alarm postedThey have from 2000 to 2004?
I love that the Socceroos wear the navy, it's one of the traditional colours of Australia and looks damn good with wattle gold. I'd actually love to see more of our teams wear navy and gold considering those were Australian colours before green and gold were.