*NEW* Away Strip for Socceroos.....TRASH?

[champion_101]

whats your thoughts? id say shiiite
http://www.nikestore.com.au/www/585/100 ... 1237_.html

[Steve#4]

Strips ok, there has been worse..Can't say the same for the majority of those that are wearing it.

I would say the worst Aleague game is better than tonights performance.

[Red-4-Life]

not too bad, at least its environmentally friendly

[# 9]

its a killa strip. million times better than the shit old away one

[redmum]

Wasn't too keen on it at first, but seeing it 'on' last night, I think it's way better than the old one.
(Although Eugene looks like he is wearing fishnets on his arms at first glance )

Think I'll invest in one.

[Bomber]

Have to ask but why the away strip for a home game? No big deal but just curious.

[De Voyeur]

I liked it.

[pino]

Shitful strip...also thought it sad that Nike now own Umbro...so their strips will probably turn to crap too.

[themagnet]

Have to ask but why the away strip for a home game? No big deal but just curious.

I was wondering the same thing. And why have Nike publically released only the away strip and not the home one?

[Napoli]

Have to ask but why the away strip for a home game? No big deal but just curious.

I was wondering the same thing. And why have Nike publically released only the away strip and not the home one?

Probably want to wait till closer to the world cup.

[seanason]

Have to ask but why the away strip for a home game? No big deal but just curious.

I was wondering the same thing. And why have Nike publically released only the away strip and not the home one?

Id say production delay and the home shirts werent ready yet.

[ManCityMan]

Wasn't too keen on it at first, but seeing it 'on' last night, I think it's way better than the old one.

+1 - I thought it looked shit in the paper but it looked really nice last night - better than the last one by a long way, the splash of gold is really effective.

[Mr X]

Have to ask but why the away strip for a home game? No big deal but just curious.

I was wondering the same thing. And why have Nike publically released only the away strip and not the home one?

Id say production delay and the home shirts werent ready yet.

Since they are made from recycled bottles from asia, they are waiting on more bottles to reach landfill so they can make more strips?

[DOC]

Have to ask but why the away strip for a home game? No big deal but just curious.

I was wondering the same thing. And why have Nike publically released only the away strip and not the home one?

home one hasn't been officially released and wont be for another 6 weeks along with all the other nike world cup teams, i reckon they both look good, have grown on me

[Jay Walking]

It didn't look to bad last night. I dont like the numbering though

[# 9]

fantastic strip allround. but the wearin of the away strip at home was merely a promotion thing. my guess is the next home game for the aussies they will introduce their new home one. apparently is yellow with a white stripe across the chest. cant wait.

[DOC]

fantastic strip allround. but the wearin of the away strip at home was merely a promotion thing. my guess is the next home game for the aussies they will introduce their new home one. apparently is yellow with a white stripe across the chest. cant wait.

go to footballshirtculture.com and look at 10/11 kits

[seanason]

home one hasn't been officially released and wont be for another 6 weeks along with all the other nike world cup teams, i reckon they both look good, have grown on me

Yes they have.

If it is not clear by now, Selectism is staffed by some serious footie fanatics. Nick, for starters has not only written about his travels to see the USA vs. Mexico in Mexico City, but also has covered the UMBRO 2010 England Away Jersey on these very pages. This makes it very difficult for me to sit back and watch him have all the fun. And Jason? Well, it’s clear where he stands…

Last week, I had the opportunity to fly over to London for Nike’s unveiling of their 2010 World Cup Kits. Two of my favorite teams were involved – the USA and Portugal. Out of sheer luck, they even stood Nani (Portugal) and Dempsy (USA) together for the photo ops (see those after the click).

The big story, though, is in their manufacturing. Nike went to great lengths to keep their focus on “Considered Design” by producing each jersey from recycled plastic bottles. Eight plastic PVC bottles go into creating one jersey.

The consumer jerseys for each team (which do differ slightly from the player jerseys) also makes use of this tech. Each recycled poly jersey also includes unique printing on the inside near the heart reflecting a personal message for each nation. DTOM is there for the USA.

Click into the post for photos of the unveiling which should offer something for our Dutch, Serb, Slovenian, New Zealand, Aussie, and Korean readers. Portugal and USA as well (of course). We could not be more excited for the tournament.

More looks at the Nike 2010 World Cup Kits as seen in London last week, after the click.

http://www.selectism.com/news/2010/03/0 ... all-shirt/

[gibbo]

i think its a good strip

[# 9]

off topic, but scotland are now sponsored by adidas. very nice looking kit.

[# 9]

i rekon australia should have a mandatory poll, and choose designs either from adidas, nike or puma. the 3 leading brands

[seanason]

i rekon australia should have a mandatory poll, and choose designs either from adidas, nike or puma. the 3 leading brands

and throw away potential revenue?

We should source them from whoever offers us the most money.

[DOC]

i rekon australia should have a mandatory poll, and choose designs either from adidas, nike or puma. the 3 leading brands

its all money and aus has signed a deal with nike for x years

[DOC]

home one hasn't been officially released and wont be for another 6 weeks along with all the other nike world cup teams, i reckon they both look good, have grown on me

Yes they have.

If it is not clear by now, Selectism is staffed by some serious footie fanatics. Nick, for starters has not only written about his travels to see the USA vs. Mexico in Mexico City, but also has covered the UMBRO 2010 England Away Jersey on these very pages. This makes it very difficult for me to sit back and watch him have all the fun. And Jason? Well, it’s clear where he stands…

Last week, I had the opportunity to fly over to London for Nike’s unveiling of their 2010 World Cup Kits. Two of my favorite teams were involved – the USA and Portugal. Out of sheer luck, they even stood Nani (Portugal) and Dempsy (USA) together for the photo ops (see those after the click).

The big story, though, is in their manufacturing. Nike went to great lengths to keep their focus on “Considered Design” by producing each jersey from recycled plastic bottles. Eight plastic PVC bottles go into creating one jersey.

The consumer jerseys for each team (which do differ slightly from the player jerseys) also makes use of this tech. Each recycled poly jersey also includes unique printing on the inside near the heart reflecting a personal message for each nation. DTOM is there for the USA.

Click into the post for photos of the unveiling which should offer something for our Dutch, Serb, Slovenian, New Zealand, Aussie, and Korean readers. Portugal and USA as well (of course). We could not be more excited for the tournament.

More looks at the Nike 2010 World Cup Kits as seen in London last week, after the click.

http://www.selectism.com/news/2010/03/0 ... all-shirt/

most of the shirts pictured are away shirts apart from brazil, as i said home ones get released in 6 or so weeks

[ozzie owl]

Have to ask but why the away strip for a home game? No big deal but just curious.

Three reasons Bomber, money , more money and even more money.