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I'd need to see it in person but from the pictures I love it. I worried it would be dull but the shade of blue makes it.

What's this at the end?

Good to know they were given a clean one.

And I thought incels were all young men.

I'm delighted that women's football has come back to the fore after basically being held back but they're two different worlds in the same sport. If someone talks about Mbappe becoming the all-time top scorer in a World Cup or something every sensible person understands what that means and...

The last season of Nike was a decent one, even though it was standard teamwear fare

I just want to know who's paying for the Marcondes shirt I ordered.

I've seen enough glorious failure with England to last a lifetime, offer me the shittiest success imaginable and I'll bite your hand off

Disgraceful second half, absolutely raging

Way too early for a flounce

I don't get why they didn't put the football on if they had such a lovely big telly there

Nice to see Boro paying tribute to our 00/01 relegation kit

Be a nice way to reveal something, like they did with Raphael on their 'photo a day' tweets

I thought it was dull at first glance but I agree with the above the more I see it. The sponsor colour helps it for me as well, although I hope it's blue or white on the home kit

Lib Dem chap wearing a Sunderland shirt with a suit jacket, arguably the actual biggest offence committed by a politician in the last decade.

Channel 4 hiring Nadine Dorries seemed an odd move but it's great, she's just squirming and further showing that she's a 67 year old child.

The worst home kit we'll ever have as well, an almost perfect combination of absolute shit

Italy used to do it largely by order of position with only the goalkeepers and Baggio not following it exactly in 94

I don't mind the training gear with shorts, but Robins looks like he's in his pyjamas there.

As they also announced new coaches coming in at around the same time I'm staying firmly in 'wait and see' for now, Robins and Viveash haven't been an inseparable double act for all of their managerial careers so I'm not sure I've got Robins down as walking out just yet.