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VampyrRabbit

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  1. Mistake on the Mothership article concerning the new home Frankfurt shirt - The Moody Diva has worn a similar style of stripes before, in 1988-89.
  2. Without the Marvel additions, it would just be a plain white ball with an adidas and MLS logo.
  3. So back again, this time with a design for La Roja. Redesign for the Chile National Football Team, this is a Factory Pomo inspired style, which the colouring of the main shield of the Coat of Arms of Chile and the shape of the crest (volantín, traditional Chilean kite) I've chosen here lends itself to. The star on a blue and red background is in a guñelve, a symbol of Chile and above it is a copihue, the national flower of Chile. The colours used are candy apple red, navy blue and white, with copper (the national metal of Chile) as a supporting colour. The font used is a modified version of Hermona, and the two versions use two different layouts of the initials of Federación de Fútbol de Chile, with the latter having an anticlockwise reading, I wasn't sure if the first one would be read FFC. Comments would be cool.
  4. If the Pilots remained in Seattle, do Nintendo still purchase them? If they do, then the colours would probably still be changed to navy and teal, as the Pilots would have been as bad in the Down in a Hole Dome as the Mariners were and there would have been as little backlash to dumping the blue and yellow as there was in this universe. Would the Twins be renamed the Charlotte Knights upon going down south? I can imagine that the city of Charlotte, desparate to prove itself, would have wanted the team named after the city.
  5. I can't think of another city in the world that has a connection between a marathon and it like Boston does. It makes perfect sense for a special jersey.
  6. They were inspired by the 1995-1996 change kit, which is best known for being worn when Manchester United beat Liverpool 1-0 in the FA Cup final in a victory that confirmed the second double for Man U and was the exclaimation point on a season that showed that Man U were the new dynasty and the dominance of Liverpool was a thing of the past. Hence why it's pretty surprising that Liverpool based their new kit on one that was worn when the team were firmly in the shadow of Man U, and the original wasn't exactly a looker as well. So I was absolutely creased at this quote by Robbie Fowler on the new kit. Mate, that kit was worn when Cantona secured the second double for his team. People don't remember you scoring all those goals anywhere near as much as they remember Manchester United clawing back a 12 point deficit to win the league and then winning the double for the second time. And speaking of unpleasant green and white kits, The Toon have launched their new change, and once again, it's in the colours of their overlords, with black added for good measure.
  7. Embossing Est 1992 would have a lot been better than Anaheim Ducks Est 2006, as the word established implies that the original team shut up shop and a new Ducks franchise was created, the team only changed owners. It didn't suspend operations or the original team moved to a new city, so Anaheim Ducks Since 2006 would have been much more accurate. It's a perfectly valid criticism of the Jersey that Anaheim Ducks Est 2006 is on it and the use of the word Established. It's also fine not to like that there is a script on the stripes at all. It tries, and due to the inaccurate use of Established, it doesn't work. If they wanted to acknowledge the two eras, then a far better solution would have been to print 1993 - 2006 in the colours that were introduced in those two years, or create a logo that does a much better job of combining the two eras than the one used on the front of the new jersey to place on the sleeves. As for the jersey, it's mid, but it should have been a lot better. Not having an inaccurate date embossed into one of the sleeve stripes would have made this jersey better, as would having the Original crest on the front. As noted earlier, none of the Jerseys that the Ducks will use next season will have Wild Wing on the front, which just feels wrong and the new crest has serious problems. The centering of the font is pretty poor (just look at the capline and the baseline of the lettering and the teal ring), and by not making the font curved to fit the roundel ring, it looks really awkward, and due to the increased size more so than the 1995 shoulder roundel. Just look at the I and M in Anaheim and also the D in relation to the U, that looks really nasty. The jersey is okay, but it could and should have been a lot better. Wild Wing on the front and 30 anniversary patches on the sleeves would have went a long way.
  8. It's still the same organisation, the team still existed and weren't refounded as an expansion franchise. They already acknowledge that history with the Duck foot logo being incorporated into the main roundel, and the critism over the Est 2006 is justified. People also have a right not to like script embossed into the sleeve stripes.
  9. It still says est 2006, and it's still wrong - the team didn't cease to exist as the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and then refounded in 2006. It's the same organisation, and the designers still f***ed up by putting est 2006 on the jersey. I like the idea of embossing the sleeve stripes, but for stuff like the waves on the new Sharks jerseys, not an inaccurate foundation date.
  10. I can totally buy that the Coyotes have 6 sites for a possible arena that won't require a public vote. That's because they will be told to f*** off before it gets close to that stage, and they can easily find 6 more.
  11. Feel like it's a familiar story with the new Man U shirt - great colours and a nice print on the shirt, but those damn side/back panels.....
  12. It's hard to recognise trends during an era, and exactly when and how they start, but if the Simplification of Brands is one, then the Twins rebrand has to be near the top in terms of that trend style. It's so clean and feels like it is going to have a long shelf life. There are some things that I would change (bringing back the red button on the home cap, adding a red billed alternate cap, making the cream and navy Twin Cities alt just cream and navy), but all in all, it's a really great set.
  13. I dig it, very 70's vibe with the font.
  14. So glad the owners decided to veto the move, NoVa would have been an awful place for a Ballpark and the attendance would have been as bad as the Rays because who in their right mind would subject themselves willingly to the DC area traffic? And in this timeline, no Minute Maid Park and no Nationals Park. The jerseys are nice though, I like the cuff trim. Will there be a set for the proposed Fury expansion team?
  15. I love the Los Yotes and Rat Fink inspired Sharks warmup Jerseys. If I was at the Shark Tank and saw the team wearing those, that would make my day. It's a great tribute to the art and style of the California Hot Rod scene.
  16. Definately for the Suns and Bucks, though the canned Clippers rebrand was probably the purest expression of the style. O'Grady was definately into the style.
  17. The Nike Uniforms also had a Factory Pomo feel to them, especially the ones for LA, San Jose and NY/NJ, with the high contrast and jagged lines.
  18. Utah was far, far worse. They blanded out their entire brand.
  19. I wish there were colour vs colour games in the NHL. San Jose vs Vegas might work as one.
  20. Not sure, I think the logo is really nice as it is and the Fleur de Lys and wrought Iron style detail at the top of the logo looked good.
  21. For some reason, Venezuela made the ball in their logo transparent in a move that FH describes as "Subtle" Don't know about you, but I have the feeling FH would describe someones house getting toilet rolled as "Subtle*
  22. The Pelicans have revised their logo for next season.
  23. Well done on a well earned victory.
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