Like too light? I liked how City Link practically agreed for their sponsor logo to be all but invisible for that one too.
Just a little moan but it's little things like this that the club miss out on. If new kit was in unveiled Friday and released for sale Saturday there could be big initial sales
Post the picture again, can't see it.
I liked the early 70's plain sky blue and the late seventies "tramline", which is my all-time fave. Kits have been rubbish for years.
Totally with you on that, I'd give anything to see us play in that 'Tramline' kit again. Any chance though that we might favour it particularly because we were happy go lucky kids when watching the City wear that ??
My least favourite, at least of the ones I owned:
A shiny monstrosity with webbing as a bonus, I swear if you walked near an open flame wearing it you were in danger of being engulfed.
I'm the opposite. I hate stripes of any description. Sky Blue shirt, Sky Blue shorts, Sky Blue socks, please.
Would agree with you on that last point. Our kits seem to be very wishy-washy of late.
Here you go, Torch. The full breakdown of our kits over the years.
http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Coventry_City/Coventry_City.htm
Some of the 90's/early 00's were OK, but the problem was they were just too baggy, they looked ridiculous.
Asked Waggott about new kit at SCG last night and explained that delay was because they are changing kit manufacturers and the contract has not been finalized. Hoping this will be done next week or so when can release details etc. Wouldn't say anything about colours etc. Seems like another missed opportunity to get more of that much talked about non match day revenue in - I used to like it when last home game was played in new kit. This did used to happen didn't it - I am not hallucinating!!!!
So we are no longer getting Puma kits? Any idea who our kit suppliers are?
We can only afford Kitten.
Shirt purchase is difficult for me.
The shirts are cheap tat as we know when compared to previous shirts.
Now if I thought the money was going towards the team and not propping up Sisu initiatives I would buy one home and away.
So Sisu that's the dilemma. Show me some positive use of money by stopping the JR and stadium frivolities and I will make a purchase.
Similarly I would like to know what proportion of any food and drink purchases at the Ricoh go to the club.
TBF both home and away are a bit like your nan's old brushed nylon nightie
On the stripes front they're not so bad But I differ with Otis as I think The Late nineties strip with broad dark stripes was the best ever IMO
Asked Waggott about new kit at SCG last night and explained that delay was because they are changing kit manufacturers and the contract has not been finalized. Hoping this will be done next week or so when can release details etc. Wouldn't say anything about colours etc. Seems like another missed opportunity to get more of that much talked about non match day revenue in - I used to like it when last home game was played in new kit. This did used to happen didn't it - I am not hallucinating!!!!
We wore the 00/01 during Oggy's last game in 99/00, beat Sheff Weds 4-1. I can't remember any other times off the top of my head?
Shirt purchase is difficult for me.
The shirts are cheap tat as we know when compared to previous shirts.
Now if I thought the money was going towards the team and not propping up Sisu initiatives I would buy one home and away.
So Sisu that's the dilemma. Show me some positive use of money by stopping the JR and stadium frivolities and I will make a purchase.
Similarly I would like to know what proportion of any food and drink purchases at the Ricoh go to the club.
Similarly I would like to know what proportion of any food and drink purchases at the Ricoh go to the club.
I just get home/away for my son. I don't buy them for myself.
Cheap tat compared to previous shirts. Really? SISU don't manufacturer them themselves you know.
Anyway this WAS a thread about football shirts, but I don't suppose you could resist.
Oh, don't shatter my illusion of Tim Fisher with a needle and thread, beavering away by candlelight, trying to get all the shirts into the shop on time.
Cheap tat compared to previous shirts. Really? SISU don't manufacturer them themselves you know.
No doubt using poor Coventry orphans as slave labour.
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