NUFC kits & merchandise

[Superior Acuña]

4 hours ago, JT24 said:

 

https://www.thekitman.co.uk/newcastle-united-2025-26-adidas-away-shirt-leaked/

 

Oof. Not a fan (if accurate, @Shadow Puppets?). 

Also, and I'll keep saying this, launch Noon into the sun.

Particularly shit, unless it’s for keepers 

[midds]

Not even long sleeves and a CL patch saves that imo 

[gdm]

I think that’s the worst away/3rd kit since the Puma days 

[NE27]

Dog Dirt.

[alexf]

4th season in a row now with the green/white or white/green theme. Pretty obvious then that PIF have insisted on a Saudi coloured strip every year from now on then.

 

Pretty grim and on one hand I think if Ashley had forced a red, white and blue Sports Direct kit we would have all been kicking off.

 

But on the other, they are the owners and they could be complete twats and rebrand us completely including changing the home kit to Saudi green + white, so in that regard I'm probably grateful it's only the away strip that is effected, and until now the first few weren't awful.

 

 

Edited 15 hours ago by alexf

[Kimbo]

Nobody is buying that tediocrity.

[gdm]

1 hour ago, alexf said:

Pretty grim and on one hand I think if Ashley had forced a red, white and blue Sports Direct kit we would have all been kicking off.

Context is everything. Forgetting the fact red is the Mackems. If Mike Ashley ran the club properly, invested in the team and had a cup win and two CL qualifications under his ownership no one would give a fuck about the colours he choose for an away shirt.

 

im not happy with the Saudi green as it screams sports washing but I’ll never buy it it’s a shame many will 

[Big Geordie]

Bit of a segway here - still got my old ASICS top from 93/94 and it's still in good nick, but with one problem - the iconic Blue Star has started to peel off. Does anyone know somewhere that would be able to repair/put a new one on? 

[gdm]

1 hour ago, alexf said:

they could be complete twats and rebrand us completely including changing the home kit to Saudi green + white,

No they couldn’t. I’m sure there is safe guarding in place to stop this without fan approval 

[huss9]

4 minutes ago, Big Geordie said:

Bit of a segway here - still got my old ASICS top from 93/94 and it's still in good nick, but with one problem - the iconic Blue Star has started to peel off. Does anyone know somewhere that would be able to repair/put a new one on? 

iron it back on through greaseproof paper.

[TK-421]

[Slim]

6 hours ago, nufcjb said:

Saudi Greens.

Nowt positive.

 

 

[et tu brute]

2 hours ago, alexf said:

4th season in a row now with the green/white or white/green theme. Pretty obvious then that PIF have insisted on a Saudi coloured strip every year from now on then.

 

Pretty grim and on one hand I think if Ashley had forced a red, white and blue Sports Direct kit we would have all been kicking off.

 

But on the other, they are the owners and they could be complete twats and rebrand us completely including changing the home kit to Saudi green + white, so in that regard I'm probably grateful it's only the away strip that is effected, and until now the first few weren't awful.

 

 

 

The green on the third strip is aimed for the Saudi market. Not got a problem with that personally, and as with anything, if you don't like an item, then don't buy it. I wouldn't touch any Adidas home shirt with a barge pole, due to that horrendous white back. Again that's my choice. 

 

 

Edited 12 hours ago by et tu brute

[toon25]

Adidas are shit.

[rebelrouser]

Castore is not looking as bad now.  I love this one.  

[alexf]

3 hours ago, gdm said:

No they couldn’t. I’m sure there is safe guarding in place to stop this without fan approval 

 

Cardiff went from Blue to Red didn't they? 
Pretty sure Cardiff fans didn't have opportunity to vote against it?

"2012: Owner Vincent Tan, with the aim of attracting investment and appealing to Asian markets, changed the home kit color to red. This change also included a new crest with a dragon. "

[Stifler]

3 hours ago, alexf said:

Cardiff went from Blue to Red didn't they? 
Pretty sure Cardiff fans didn't have opportunity to vote against it?

"2012: Owner Vincent Tan, with the aim of attracting investment and appealing to Asian markets, changed the home kit color to red. This change also included a new crest with a dragon. "

The Cardiff colour change, alongside the attempts to change Hull’s name was what lead to the FA rules which protect it from happening.

[Nucasol]

What’s the running order on the releases? Is it the Saudi top next or the 97/98 themes one?

[Stifler]

2 minutes ago, Nucasol said:

What’s the running order on the releases? Is it the Saudi top next or the 97/98 themes one?

Apparently the 3rd shirt is launching first.

[Joelintons leg the 3rd]

13 hours ago, Weezertron said:

When did Adidas start doing shite strips?

I reckon the Adidas strips have been shite more often than not when you break it down.

[ramirez]

We will get some decent originals stuff and all will be forgiven.  I can't see many Saudi lads cutting about in football shirts tbh, it also limits the appeal of getting one every season if the colours are broadly similar.  

[Yorkie]

8 hours ago, et tu brute said:

The green on the third strip is aimed for the Saudi market. Not got a problem with that personally, and as with anything, if you don't like an item, then don't buy it. I wouldn't touch any Adidas home shirt with a barge pole, due to that horrendous white back. Again that's my choice. 

 

 

 

 

I actually quite like this one and frankly couldn't give a monkeys about the Saudi look at this point, but I hate this attitude.  Kits are so much more than just items of clothing you choose to buy or not. 

[kingxlnc]

I prefer the adidas green one than the last castor one. Green white looks better than green black

[Harry 209]

Long sleeves would be far to close to a goalkeeper top for comfort.

[Harry 209]

In fact with long sleeves you would just assume it WAS a goalkeeper top if you didn't know any better.

 

 

Edited 34 minutes ago by Harry 209