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What's going on with the squad list for this season?? No.4 Ezra So No.5 Tyrone Mixed No.14 No longer Torres No.27 Lucas Worthy No.30 Kortney Home No.10 Emilian Good Day No.37 Garden Philogene

Only one thing for it.... "In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The DIY SOS Team."

and I would walk 500 more

Hibs have the angry little dwarf as manager nowadays. Be nice to make him cry again about where the away fans have to sit.

Got mine yesterday, not overly bothered that there is no welcome pack or that it came 2nd class - after all we didn't used to get anything like that years ago and last years pack is still unused. I'd prefer the money they saved on key rings, scarves, pens etc. was used to maybe give season ticket holders vouchers for use in the club shop/holte suite/fan zone or similar.

Priceless

First 30 degree wash usually does the trick, if I'm recalling previous comments/complaints correctly

I'm not convinced by this, there looks far too much detail on the lion than the badges on the home and away kits.

Seen a few alive. Seen more dead, like you say in the side of the road. What you'll notice is that they have very little damage to their bodies or blood around them, this is because the farmers gas them and lay them at the side of the road so it looks like they've been hit by a car.

The problem with most of those shit away kits is that they will be on display at Villa Park next season Arsenal Forest Man Ure Burnley Wet Spam (although it isn't as bad as the others) Plop etc...

Was just about to type this very sentence. TISWAS later to become OTT (a late night naughtier version of TISWAS)

Where have those tweets gone from the chap who claimed to be an ex agent, or has agent friend, saying that Torres would sign and wear the 14 shirt? Turns out he was right.

I thought it was Napoli not Nice

The thing with Darren Bent was when he signed he had Young on one side supplying crosses for tap ins and Downing on the other doing the same thing. Bent thrived on that kind of service. At the end of that season both Young and Downing were sold so cutting off Bent's supply line, he was never the type of striker who was going to search for the ball and drop deep or run onto balls played in behind.

Isn't this a mock up that somebody posted on here a month or so ago? Also the sleeve sponsor is incorrect.

Putting to one side where McLeish came from and his style of football I think that he was very badly treated by nearly everyone from the Villa at the time. With all the controversy surrounding his arrival, the protests etc, he must have known from the start it wouldn't end well when on his press unveiling not one representative from Villa was alongside him.

Everton have unveiled their home kit for the 2023-24 season, with the club saying it "celebrates a much-loved traditional element of Goodison Park". For the first time in more than a decade, the Toffees' home shirt has a collar, which features Goodison’s famous Archibald Leitch pattern on its trim. Manchester United's new home kit for the 2023-24 season has been revealed, with the club saying it represents the "deep connection between Manchester and its rich industrial heritage". United added: "It pays homage to the city's iconic red rose in a stunning geometric design and draws inspiration from the bridge over the River Irwell, which connects Manchester and Salford and stands as a symbol of the city's strength and its profound impact on the world during the industrial revolution." Wolves have released their 2023-24 away kit - which is "inspired by the geometric architecture and tile patterns found around the Iberian Peninsula". Unveiling the new red strip, the club added: "The new red away strip will provide Wolves’ southern European players with a taste of home as they head on their travels this season." Tottenham Hotspur have revealed their new home kit for the 2023-24 season. For the first time since the 2012-13 campaign, Spurs return to an all-Lilywhite outfit, including shorts and socks. On realsing the strip, the club said: "The subtle pattern of overlapping circles and lines seen throughout draws inspiration from the sounds of London N17 and the area’s broadcasting history." Sorry for the long post, and there are plenty more that could have been added, but why cant a club just go here's the new shirt, based on absolutely nothing other than our traditional colours.

Newcastle away

Having watched that video I think its the yellow/gold 8 and crown that make the sponsor look so bad, if it was all white maybe it wouldn't be such an eyesore.

You could live in Stoke, which is equi-distance (approximately) from Brum and Manchester...........but that opens up a whole new debate about shit cities!!

Craig Brown, Ex Scotland Manager age 82

Having read the above comments and the official club statement about the badge made me think. With the two options we were given for the new badge (circle or gas lamp) they mocked up how they would look on shirts, sky sports, digital media etc. I was torn which to vote for, I preferred he gas lamp on the shirt but the circle on everything else, therefore I chose the circle. If I'd have known that only the shirt was having the new badge for possible one season I would have voted differently. Not that any of this really matters in the great scheme of things.

Can't understand why a sponsorship deal has to run until end of June, when the season finishes in May. Surely all the publicity for the sponsor is during the season when their logo is plastered all over Sky, Amazon, MOTD, internet, newspapers and any other outlets that want a piece of the Premier League pie. Even when the season ends their sponsorship will still be included on historic photographs, season reviews, etc.