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Originally posted by Cpfc1861
Beauty thats a thing of beauty…even with the sponsor. damn, i love these same designs last 2 seasons. which means the 3rd kit will be a throwback to the red sash kit (i assume)
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt
Sorry, are we aston villa now then? I do know the history, but we've had iconic red and blue kits for half a century, and are the only team in the league to play in those colours. Why would we ditch that to use colours that half the league play in? the away kit has full red n blue, so i guess its a nod to our history.
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Thought we were the famous red and blue, not claret and blue. Did I miss something?
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Takes me back to the days of Peter Wall and Yogi Hughes. Loved those shirts, and proper jersey too.
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Originally posted by Cpfc1861
Beauty Ok I don't usually buy Palace shirts unless I really like them and they're reduced. But f*** me that is beautiful
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Originally posted by Cpfc1861
Beauty Nice, but surely our 3rd kit? Disappointed I’d we’ve ditched the red n blue stripes
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt
Sorry, are we aston villa now then? I do know the history, but we've had iconic red and blue kits for half a century, and are the only team in the league to play in those colours. Why would we ditch that to use colours that half the league play in? You’ve only got to go into the Club Shop or visit the club website to see the claret & blue retro shirts and other souvenirs - which I assume sell in good numbers as they are often different versions every season - to see why the club would use the colours. Don’t think any Palace fan that saw Palace play in the old colours will ever tell you they didn’t like them - so many memorable matches and great Palace players in those shirts - of course we should be celebrating them, in my view. Edited by LONDONMAN (09 Jul 2021 7.09am)
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Originally posted by rednblueblood
Thought we were the famous red and blue, not claret and blue. Did I miss something? Yes about 70 years of history.
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It's not a real shirt. I've just posted it on Twitter and the bloke who designed it quote tweeted me to say it's just a concept that he designed. [Tweet Link]
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Originally posted by Canterbury Palace
It's not a real shirt. I've just posted it on Twitter and the bloke who designed it quote tweeted me to say it's just a concept that he designed. [Tweet Link]You gonna suggest he finds someone to produce it anyway? It seems well liked on here.
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Originally posted by Mapletree
You gonna suggest he finds someone to produce it anyway? It seems well liked on here.
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Thai knock offs of the away kit are already available to buy on DHGate
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt
Sorry, are we aston villa now then? I do know the history, but we've had iconic red and blue kits for half a century, and are the only team in the league to play in those colours. Why would we ditch that to use colours that half the league play in? Don't agree at all. What colours other clubs play in really isn't relevant to what colours we have, will, or should play in. Shirt design is surely about something related to Palace (in this case, our history). The fact that another team uses a colour is irrelevant. You don't define yourself by looking to someone or somewhere else. Personally, I'd get rid of the 'Eagles'identity altogether if it was down to me. It's a meaningless piece of modern branding albeit in 1974 one ahead of its time (unless you've seen an eagle flying free over Croydon lately). The Glaziers, on the other hand, are what we were and really are. It has meaning in the context of both the club and the area we play in. Personally, I'm not overly bothered whether we play in red and blue, claret and light blue or if we're being historical accuracy pedants, blue and white. But a change that reminds us of our history every few seasons doesn't strike me as a bad thing. Particularly right now where in general we are trying to forge a new identity, this might be a good time to try something different.
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Originally posted by Canterbury Palace
It's not a real shirt. I've just posted it on Twitter and the bloke who designed it quote tweeted me to say it's just a concept that he designed. [Tweet Link]Pity. That would have been the first non-nostalgia shirt I'd bought in three decades. It's easily, by a country mile, the best Palace shirt I've seen in as long as I can remember. Just goes to show, if the club let the fans make decisions rather than the so-called 'marketing experts', we might just get a kit we all like.
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Originally posted by sydtheeagle
Don't agree at all. What colours other clubs play in really isn't relevant to what colours we have, will, or should play in. Shirt design is surely about something related to Palace (in this case, our history). The fact that another team uses a colour is irrelevant. You don't define yourself by looking to someone or somewhere else. Personally, I'd get rid of the 'Eagles'identity altogether if it was down to me. It's a meaningless piece of modern branding albeit in 1974 one ahead of its time (unless you've seen an eagle flying free over Croydon lately). The Glaziers, on the other hand, are what we were and really are. It has meaning in the context of both the club and the area we play in. Personally, I'm not overly bothered whether we play in red and blue, claret and light blue or if we're being historical accuracy pedants, blue and white. But a change that reminds us of our history every few seasons doesn't strike me as a bad thing. Particularly right now where in general we are trying to forge a new identity, this might be a good time to try something different. So the badge would be redesigned as just the crystal palace... I'm perfectly fine for our mascot to be an eagle... I say the badge in the future when we come to redesigns should put more emphasis on the crystal palace than the eagle.. it actually makes sense. But united have Red Devils, spurs west ham, so an eagle for me is fine
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