I'm a fan of those. Much better than Nike IMO
Will be interesting to see what they do with the melbourne kit. Maybe red and white on the sleeves???
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I'm a fan of those. Much better than Nike IMO
Amazing, Umbro have done it again. You all know the inspiration.
I seem to remember another team also having 2 stripes this season.... Hmm.........
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Home is mint. Away is uhhh.
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Yeah it looks really quite dull and plain boring.The home shirt is pretty bad. Just an absolute nothing execution of a cool base - the black and green stripes.
Because they’re not team 11 (the proposed Dandenong team).I truly don't understand why everyone has been ****ting on Western United since they were announced.
People are right to be angry about them. The preferred and smarter Victorian bid was always Dandenong and then you bring in Wollongong Wolves, a St George or Cronulla side, then Canberra, Tassie and you end up with a team people really can't get behind. Australian soccer fans are unusual in that they're generally more just supporters of the game: they want good teams, vibrant fans, the right locations, and a good talent pathway that services all levels.I really like the away kit, I think it is bold and unusual. The home kit is clean and neat, and the colours work well together.
I truly don't understand why everyone has been ****ting on Western United since they were announced. Everything from the name, colours, logo, kit, ground, etc, has been scorned by "woke" football fans, and it's just getting boring.
People are right to be angry about them. The preferred and smarter Victorian bid was always Dandenong and then you bring in Wollongong Wolves, a St George or Cronulla side, then Canberra, Tassie and you end up with a team people really can't get behind. Australian soccer fans are unusual in that they're generally more just supporters of the game: they want good teams, vibrant fans, the right locations, and a good talent pathway that services all levels.
Western United is about as generic as you can get. West of where? To where? I guess the logo is okay considering, because what else are you supposed to do with that?
The colours irk people because green should have been for Tassie or Canberra.
I'll keep this to branding but it's just an empty, no-nothing, lost location and that's drained any creative potential.
If you use, let's say Geelong, you could come up with plenty of nicknames. They had a big wool industry. Geelong Rams, Geelong Millers are all smart names that stand out and concoct the right imagery. Logos and names stem easily from that.
People are entitled to complain or criticise what's essentially under the umbrella of 'art.' This forum is here for that reason.So can I ask how sniping on social media fixes any of that?
Maybe the branding isn't perfect, but it's hardly the only start up club in Australia, or the A League that suffers from overly generic syndrome.
I dispute that Australian soccer fans want any of the things you've stated, they want us to be a European league clone in 5 minutes despite having nowhere near the infrastructure, money, personnel or strength to become so. They are impatient and overly critical, which is why the comp is struggling right now.
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Can someone put a couple of sponsors on the away western united kit? Would be interesting to see how it looks
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