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54 minutes ago, Danh1 said:

Without Red we have a box on the back. Plus, it’s a good hark back to our history. 

 

Boxes can be done tastefully.

 

What history do we have with red in the past century?

 

Are you talking about East End & West End?

 

This is my history tbh.

 

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2 minutes ago, Hank Marvin said:

 

Boxes can be done tastefully.

 

What history do we have with red in the past century?

 

Are you talking about East End & West End?

 

This is my history tbh.

 

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Red was quite common on our shirts until the Premier League came along.

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1 minute ago, number37 said:

Not that it necessarily means much in the context of the club but red, black and white are the civic colours of Newcastle upon Tyne. 

 

Fair enough, personal taste I suppose. But for obvious reasons, I have a disdain for it in football :mike:

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2 minutes ago, Orphanage said:

Reds a horrible colour leave it to the mackems . Black , white with a dash of blue , colours of the Magpie ?

Red is a class colour. Let’s leave boycotting daft things like breakfast cereals and colours coz of our rivals to the likes of the Mackems 

 

 

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1 minute ago, gdm said:

Red is a class colour. Let’s leave boycotting daft things like breakfast cereals and colours coz of our rivals to the likes of the Mackems 

 

 

 

 

I don't mind red outside of football. But in terms of our identity and creating something distinctly Newcastle - Something iconic and immediately identifiable as us - Red isn't it, in my opinion.

It's such an overused colour, not to mention the colour of most of our despised rivals.

 

But look, that's my lot on the matter, if you like it, fair enough, for me the mid-late nineties styles captured the imagination best. Cool, stylish & consistent.

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The red we use for our numbering and lettering is different to the red that they use. Ours is a much darker red.

As it happens I like a dark red, maroon, but letter box red colours I can’t stand, especially on cars, and this was long before I got interested in football.

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12 minutes ago, Hank Marvin said:

 

I don't mind red outside of football. But in terms of our identity and creating something distinctly Newcastle - Something iconic and immediately identifiable as us - Red isn't it, in my opinion.

It's such an overused colour, not to mention the colour of most of our despised rivals.

 

But look, that's my lot on the matter, if you like it, fair enough, for me the mid-late nineties styles captured the imagination best. Cool, stylish & consistent.

 

I'm getting really fed up with your attitude towards red here. 

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2 hours ago, SEMTEX said:

For any US people ordering, if you order from Castore rather than NUFC the free shipping minimum is less than the price of a shirt. Rather than $120 at the official store. 


I ordered one for me and the little guy today so it worked out. 

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Saw a bloke at the coast wearing it, it’s pretty smart tbf. Also a lad who’d gambled on the Saudia sponsorship option and was wearing a proper DH special which warmed the heart.

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4 hours ago, Orphanage said:

Reds a horrible colour leave it to the mackems . Black , white with a dash of blue , colours of the Magpie ?

 

But red's the colour magpies leave on their prey. 

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