That was so much fun, every Uzbek person in Sydney was in their end and getting well into it.
Fondly remember the guy in the North Korean section dressed up as supreme leader skulling beers all game and having to be carried out by his mates
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New kit rumours. Photos seems to have pretty genuine tags.
Agree with the comments that it ranks near the spew jersey.
Fits the pattern used in posts by the FFA
Seems to like chevrons.
Also from his X account a video that pans out to show the same pattern on the field, but look at the jacket, maybe an interesting alternate strip.
Jesus that’s a whole lot of bullshit words to describe green and gold zigzag
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- That’s fucking awful.
- It’s giving me these vibes
- Why fucking fluro.
- We’ll look on it fondly in 30 years and laugh like we do the spew kit.
- What’s fucking wrong with just a traditional kit like this
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I wont hear a bad word about dazzle cammo!
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What’s wrong with that one is that it’s incredibly dull. Nike solid colours are just so boring. And then they invariably team it with same coloured shorts.
Surely that zigzag abomination is a special addition type thing. Hope we don’t play a full campaign in that
They’ll add some nonsense about indigenous connections to it as well.
As long as we have white socks.
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It’s so shit that I think I love it.
Will wait for the proper release to judge
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Says it represents storytelling but is actually trolling us with an Arnold/Slater throwback. We see you Reko Renni.
Tbh
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I’m waiting to see it in person but I might have to buy it.
Both the green and the gold are the wrong colour.
Also it’s ugly.
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Translation: Everyone will hate it initially, but in no time at all it will become a cult classic
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Im pretty sure everyone hated the shade of yellow when it came out
Whilst being a fan of a traditional kit, I think it’s a hit. I dig the vertical patern in the embroidery. Throw hypercolour into that design and it would be all time.
Can’t wait for Jackson Irvine to model it like something from a 1995 Kmart catalogue
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