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Due to failure to qualify for the champions league Spurs have decided not to release 3 (or 6) new jerseys next season as an apology to their great supporters................ oops I might have misread that!!
 
i dont think i look stupid.....i dont see uproar i only see you falling over your twisted knickers....and if you judge standards by looking at somthing as trivial as a letter then you are an empty person...or maybe you was genuinely confused<ok>


either way......mountain...mole hill....eins<ok>
 
Ensiluokkainen said:
No - it's just that they are 2 different things.

Knowing one's grammar is the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack off a horse.

It only matters if you have standards, conversely it doesn't matter if you don't mind looking stupid.
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Jeez there's keeping it simple and then there's just selling a white polo with a Spurs badge on it, infact I'm pretty sure you could've got the same from the club shop last season for less than £45.
 
Autonomy is a two year deal, too.

Not convinced that's the shirt, either.
It's the England shirt, basically, isn't it?
 
From what I understand, the new 2011-12 Spurs home kit is a return to basics with a simple, plain Lillywhite design incorporating a fold-over collar, the Puma logos, sponsor logo and current club badge.

If true, this will be a vast improvement over the recent abortions we've been forced to suffer, including last season's "Hello Sailor" monstrosity.


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Last seasons was great. It had a retro, late 80s/early 90s feel about the kit design. Football kit's shouldn't be about fashion, they should be unique to the club and as much as I like Adidas, they just change the colours on the kit for each club making them less individual. I didn't see any kits use the same template to ours this year.
 
Anyone seen any other PUMA kits for next season? I wonder if PUMA will give Young Boys an away kit exactly like our home kit again.

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