New Third Strip revealed

[True_Ger_1872 2]

Cant say I am overly keen on the superimposed Union flag on the top. It reeks of old 90's style tops which are fine for being 'retro' and for nostalgic recollections - but I think it looks a bit naff!

[Darthter 542]

Not a fan of the Union flag watermark.....I don't think that a football club should base their top design around a national flag. On the plus point, it will really annoy the East end of the city!!!

[RyanGers193 0]

Should have made the whole design a Union flag. Would have sold a huge amount. Then an orange away strip. And a blue home kit with an orange sash on it.

 

£££.

[Hildy 0]

A third strip is a luxury too far. It is all about raising money because there are few occasions when it actually needs to be worn.

 

It's over-expensive and quickly forgettable leisurewear and about as meaningful to the Rangers identity as pink boots.

 

I like to see the team in its home strip every time unless a colour clash necessitates a change. Seeing the team in a needless third shirt borders on the disrespectful - and the same accusation can be made against every club that allows its players to become fashion models for kit that has little meaning and even less worth.

[ian1964 10,777]

I don't buy strips.

I would just like to see us wearing our normal strip in every game,except when there is a clash,then you have an alternative and that's it!,why a need for a third kit?.

[Calgacus 8]

i know we're not paying him much (apparently)..but you'd think he could afford a pair of jeans that don't have holes in them!

[Stimpy 0]

Belter. I might have to buy this and give ****s some money.

[RyanGers193 0]

I don't buy strips.

I would just like to see us wearing our normal strip in every game,except when there is a clash,then you have an alternative and that's it!,why a need for a third kit?.

 

It makes the club money. Don't see the problem myself, if fans don't like the home or away kit it gives them an alternative too.

[der Berliner 3,866]

Not a fan of the Union flag watermark.....I don't think that a football club should base their top design around a national flag. On the plus point, it will really annoy the East end of the city!!!

 

Yep, will annoy the hordes from the east, but I also await snyde remarks from the media about us being "über-British". Of course, with "the referendum" coming up, Puma might have shot themselves in the foot, though I reckon that some Bears might well buy and wear it in "defiance", no matter how the voting goes.

[JTP 0]

A third (always red or black it seems) kit just reminds me of playing at rugby park. It seems to be the only place we would wear it .............