Harry 209

I think there's going to be some belter adidas Originals next year

In my opinion, it's the exact opposite of clean looking - the back is completely divided in two, the stripes on the sides don't match up, there's curved panels on the sides, the collar is in two parts and it's got a fake jagged edge to the stripes. Then you've got 'HOWAY THE LADS' written in a nasty font on the back. Add in the unfortunately unavoidable truncated three stripes on the shoulder and the blue details that are always a divisive element among fans and it looks a mess to me personally. For me the last two Castore efforts were clean looking designs.

Well it takes all sorts I suppose. For me that's Puma/late 2000s adidas tier.

Are you serious?

Two magpies get in

But just like the original was, it will always be fondly remembered for being worn during our happiest season in most peoples memories.

I do wonder whether the club or the manufacturers do market research on these kits - is it possible that loads of fans have been consulted and gave positive feedback on this design? If so who are they asking? And if not, why not? I haven't seen much positive feedback on this design from any channel. It's just so random.

Come back Puma/Castore all is forgiven.....

Liverpool getting all this remake stuff next season! If they gives us the same treatment maybe we'll get the 96 away along with the burgundy training stuff.

What would happen if we finish on same GD and same goals scored as Chelsea? Head to head is exactly even.

Apologies if this has been covered before but am i right in saying we can't finish any lower than 6th barring a 0-3 defeat on Saturday?

If we can believe what was said in this evenings workshop then I expect the badge will look.like this with a simplified scroll underneath with bolder letters:

Carol and Dawnie pretending to give a f*ck about Zunderland on Look North there....you know as soon as the cameras are off they are slagging them off.

I actually quite like that! Definitely the best of a bad bunch, at the very least.

Yes, it's in Premier League rules that every club can display a charity sponsor once every season.