Well, at least we’ve got something to look forward to this summer.
And something to take our minds off the possibility that we could be set to lose one or more of our key players in the transfer window. And after the collapse that we went through in the latter stages of the season, we need something light-hearted to keep our spirits up.
It’s one of the most anticipated days of the summer, the day when the new kit is released and we know just what the team (and more than likely a large number of supporters) will be wearing at the City Ground next season.
Is the 93/95 away kit the best of all time?
Yes
No
So when the club put out this post giving fans just a little tease at what we can expect the shirt to look like (or at least some of it), there was plenty of discussion amongst the fans on social media at what the kit might, or might not contain.
Back to the Stitched badges 👏🙌
— PΣΛЯᄃΣ (@NFFCWoodz) July 28, 2020
We have discussed this a few times. It’s hugely difficult while in the championship because the disparity between what these companies will pay vs others is huge. That’s obviously not ideal – we’d prefer to see no betting advertising at all, of course.
— NFFCSupporters’Trust (@NFFCTrust) July 28, 2020
Just hope it’s better then last seasons think kits have been decent this decade pic.twitter.com/mokUXIZeMI
— OUTLAW☠️💀🐎 (@The_Outlaw___) July 28, 2020
Me too, wonder if they’ve actually been listening to us fans?
— Kim (@kimnffckim) July 28, 2020
Carnt wait always say won’t buy another one cause got to many but do the complete opposite and get one #carntwait #NFFC
— darren steele (@darrens38555153) July 28, 2020
We had our glory days in simple designed adidas shirts and I liked the 150 anniversary shirts – wish the current supplies shirts were better for sizing #COYR #FTID #nffc
— Steve Edwards (@SteveEdwards17) July 28, 2020
What about you? Are you excited about the upcoming kit release?
