I like all I have to say. Not one to wear strips. Think the England strip with the collar on is a good one too. Would like us to have a slight mod look, rather than really sporty all the time. That said they are all well designed & tasteful.
I thonk all of them look nice. THe black one in particular has a touch of MArseille about it, while the home kits with their collars have a touch of AC /milan.
Oh and I hope their fit is looser, rather than the trend on skin tight garments. These look good, if it your day job involves being in the peak of physical form. OTherewise...
What the ruddy hell is Bidvest? Love the home shirt with black collar. However the all black shirt is filth
http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/spor...land-sign-lucrative-shirt-sponsorship-4022801 Sunderland have signed a lucrative new deal with the BFS Group which will see the company take over from Invest in Africa as the club's shirt sponsor next season. The BFS Group is a food distribution business which trades under the 3663 name, and is the UK arm of huge South African conglomerate Bidvest Group – the largest food service company in the world, outside the USA. The company is based in High Wycombe and has a nationwide network of depots, including one in Gateshead. Sunderland's home and away shirts will carry The BFS Group Limited name from next season. The Black Cats confirmed yesterday that their main sponsorship deal with Invest in Africa was to end after just one year, but the club will continue to work with the not-for-profit company – which promotes business links with Africa – in the future. And the new sponsorship deal with a company that also has strong African links is proof of the club's ongoing work to develop the Sunderland brand on the continent. BFS Group's parent company, Johannesburg-based Bidvest, has a variety of interests in the freight, printing, packaging and automotive industries, and employs more than 100,000 people across four continents. Bidvest also owns Bidvest Wits, one of the largest football clubs in Africa. Sunderland chief executive Margaret Byrne said: “We are absolutely delighted to be entering into a partnership with The BFS Group and Bidvest. “The group's credentials in terms of community support are akin to our own and this takes our club to a whole new level in terms of its international commercial activity. “Whilst Sunderland will always be a club defined by its proud regional history and heritage, in order for the club to continue to move forward, building our reputation and presence internationally becomes a key focus. “I am sure this will be a very fruitful partnership for both parties.” Bidvest’s Brian Joffe, added: “Sunderland is the perfect partner for us in the UK where we deliver food and drink to over 50,000 businesses each week. “The support that Sunderland offers to their local community, setting up the Foundation of Light and now supporting development of initiatives further afield, mirrors the Bidvest spirit of investing time and funds back into the markets we operate in.”
