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Possible MLS Concept - South Jersey SC


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Since it appears that in 2009, there will be an MLS team playing in Glassboro, NJ (or at least there is a possibility of it), I decided to do a quick concept of what the team's uniforms might look like.

In contrast to current MLS trends, I'm assuming that by 2009, the league-mandated number style and template, and that some teams will start putting advertising on the front of the jersey, like they currently do in Europe.

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Critiques, comments, and laughter welcome!

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I'll put it in a like/dislike fashion...

LIKE

--The change strip...noticed it was buff & blue. Nice little way to pay homage to the Garden State.

--The sponsor. Yeah, even this New Englander gets it :lol: Wawa to South Jersey is like Dunkin Donuts to New England...there's a law that there has to be one every few miles...

DISLIKE

--The primary strip...kinda is too close to what the LA Galaxy wear at home..also I noticed the sash is going the wrong way on the back..it probably should be going the opposite direction on the backside of the shirt.

Other than that, the colors (green/black) aren't that bad...the badge is simple enough from what I could tell.

It's got a chance to be great...just needs a little tweaking on the primary and there might be something good here.

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Nice kit, WM.

Bonus points for avoiding the Rowan palette of brown and gold. :rolleyes:

I'd switch the primaries and the clash kits - nobody's wearing buff and blue these days (not even our license plates). And Wawa's a great sponsor (they're spreading too, as far south as Williamsburg, VA).

Is this team going to be considered a Philadelphia (market) team, or is this all ours to enjoy, leaving the possibility that Philadelphia gets its own team 15-20 miles away?

"Start spreading the news... They're leavin' today... Won't get to be a part of it... In old New York..."

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Nice kit, WM.

Bonus points for avoiding the Rowan palette of brown and gold. :rolleyes:

I'd switch the primaries and the clash kits - nobody's wearing buff and blue these days (not even our license plates). And Wawa's a great sponsor (they're spreading too, as far south as Williamsburg, VA).

Is this team going to be considered a Philadelphia (market) team, or is this all ours to enjoy, leaving the possibility that Philadelphia gets its own team 15-20 miles away?

I can only hope this is our team to enjoy, because we all know that most Philly people won't cross the Delaware to support a soccer team. Remember, it's okay to drive to Cape May or Wildwood, but Glassboro is pretty much in a foreign country.

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  • 1 month later...

i just moved away from philly like 2 monthes ago and and there is nothing i would like more right now than a wawa italian hoagie

sry im a little off topic... overall the concept is solid, but greatness just doesnt jummp out at you

mmmmm hoagie

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