I'm not precious about having red on our shirts for childish woolwich reasons, but that blue AIA logo just simply looks a million times better.
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New Kit?
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can't see that link unfortunately any chance of posting the photos here?
spursfan1976
Willem Korsten
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
That kit City were wearing against Fulham was very nice.
Diamond Lights
Alan Hutton
From all the leaked pics it seems it will be all white though, not blue on the shoulders.
Surprised they haven't released a special kit with the original badge
mephitis
Niko Kranjcar
From the stuff on the Official Site (https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/ne...ith-love-celebrating-100-years-of-our-badger/) it sounds as though this might possibly become reality
Might be the first home shirt I've bought in years.....
From the stuff on the Official Site (https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/ne...ith-love-celebrating-100-years-of-our-badger/) it sounds as though this might possibly become reality
AIA will always be red on the home shirt, unfortunately
mephitis
Niko Kranjcar
Genuine Question: based on what? Seem to remember there being some contractual agreement (might be wrong on that) but surely for one "Centenary" Season they could forego that. Think of all the publicity they could get out of it: "For one season only AIA changes its World famous red logo in honour and celebration of its most valued partner Tottenham Hotspur's equally World famous chicken badge"
milo
Jack L. Jones
They're paying millions to increase their brand recognition. Changing their logo to please a few thousand die hard Spurs fans is not going to help them achieve what they are paying for.
Best we could hope for is a one off game marking the anniversary but as milo says they pay top dollar to promote their brand and their logo is what it is
mephitis
Niko Kranjcar
Take all of that on board milo/billy but they're happy for it changing on 2nd and third (fourth?) kits. It's not as though the logo changes (ignoring all the red is a lucky colour in China thing) it's still recognisable as AIA. Coca Cola are happy do it on occasion (Didn't they sponsor Valencia at one point?). Why not AIA?
Also (whisper it quietly) who knows what AIA do? I know insurance but the point remains that the average Joe doesn't know and doesn't care. Bit like logos on F1 cars, cost millions to be there and people have to Google them (if they even notice them and can be 4rsed) to find out who they are.
I know you're right but we can but dream.
Also (whisper it quietly) who knows what AIA do? I know insurance
but the point remains that the average Joe doesn't know and doesn't care. Bit like logos on F1 cars, cost millions to be there and people have to Google them (if they even notice them and can be 4rsed) to find out who they are.I know you're right but we can but dream.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
They were going to, but they can't get the ESL badges off.
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Just take a moment to look at the face of that redneck Appalachian hick. He sure can play a mean banjo but he ain't not never been no futboller.
Incredible that this physical specimen is actually the greatest footballer ever. He looks like he should be chewing baccy and eyeing up his sister on the front porch.
a spur from swansea
Naybet
Ain't there some thing that red is a colour of luck /good fortune in Asia somewhere, Cardiff changed their home colour from blue to red a few years because of this.
Didn't last long they got relegated lol....
Didn't last long they got relegated lol....