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It's sarcasm.  I don't think Puma or UA would throw out enough cash to make Chelsea jump like this. UA might if it were confirmed next year is the final with Spurs, Puma tends to be the lowest bidder after Umbro. 

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Not their worst, but there's just always something so cheap and tacky about the way Puma put together their kits.

I'm Danny fkn Heatley, I play for myself. That's what fkn all stars do.

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6 hours ago, MJWalker45 said:

It's sarcasm.  I don't think Puma or UA would throw out enough cash to make Chelsea jump like this. UA might if it were confirmed next year is the final with Spurs, Puma tends to be the lowest bidder after Umbro. 

 

Puma's deal with Arsenal is £30M per year, the richest in English football.  

 

Nike had right of first refusal under the old deal, Adidas desperately wanted to add Arsenal to their stable, but Puma's bid blew them both out of the water. 

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11 minutes ago, Gothamite said:

 

Puma's deal with Arsenal is £30M per year, the richest in English football. 

 

Nope, United earn £ 75M per year from adidas.

 

"Big" changes for Mainz:

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1 hour ago, pepis21 said:

 

Nope, United earn £ 75M per year from adidas.

 

Ill gladly stand corrected.  But it was the largest deal at the time when it was signed. 

 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/arsenal-agree-puma-kit-deal-1874661

 

The point is that Puma isn't necessarily a low-bid company. 

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10 minutes ago, Berlin Wall said:

Guess what. Umbro should also add Leeds, so I could finally buy me a Peacocks jersey.

 

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Nike consistently failed to get the home kits right. This is a good move for them. 

 

2 hours ago, pepis21 said:

 

Nope, United earn £ 75M per year from adidas.

 

"Big" changes for Mainz:

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If they're allowed to use bikes that might help them keep their legs! Hahahahaha!!!!! I had to do a double take at first because I thought it was another picture of Bayern's kit.

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1 hour ago, pepis21 said:

 

Yes, at this time it was the biggest deal.

 

Another "Big" changes, this time AS Saint Etienne:

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Rest: http://www.footyheadlines.com/2016/05/as-saint-etienne-16-17-kits.html

 

That's nice.  I like that Saint-Étienne uses a light shade of green, it's a pleasant change of pace. 

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2 minutes ago, Gothamite said:

 

That's nice.  I like that Saint-Étienne uses a light shade of green, it's a pleasant change of pace. 

I do like their green, and of le coq sportif in general.

 

Wish more teams(including my beloved Marseille) would use them.

 

I would find it fantastic, and hilarious, if Chelsea goes with them.

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34 minutes ago, TimEOBrien said:

I think it's a different panel on all the kits but it has a design on everton, linking it back to Goodison.CiPDHPuWkAAPj4G.jpgCiPDH6bWEAA4BCy.jpg

I just think the placement is awkward. Just like for the green-brown third kit Everton had last year.

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19 minutes ago, Asterix777 said:

Eh. Not bad, per se, but there's nothing eye-catching about it. it's good, just kinda boring.

That's par for the course for Real. I'm sure the second and third will be incredibly loud.

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