Blue toffee
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Probably the other way round. They realised yellow was more common and probably cheaper so went with that. Didn’t seem to bother Mansfield town.
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scullhed
Player Valuation: £500k
The first Everton yellow shirts were in the 50s and early 60's but were actually a 3rd shirt. The first time it was used as an away kit was the 68-72 and was the amber.
Personally I love the classic amber, but also the yellow of the late seventies. Isn't it acceptable to like both....and the 80s grey....and 90s salmon as well?
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
It's acceptable to some, yes. Not me.
I'm not giving out instruction, just an opinion.
Blue toffee
Player Valuation: £2.5m
You can like whatever you want. I was just stating my preference/ opinion which is what I thought the thread was about.
OneTrueLegend
Player Valuation: £35m
Yeah the Nike kits we had were just template kits, where they have a standard design for multiple clubs then just stick our clubs badge and sponsor on it. To be fair when we had Umbro there were elements that we had in our kits that were the same as other teams, but we normally got 1 unique kit per season. I know there are a lot of people who are not bothered by the template kit, as long as its a brand they prefer, like Nike or Adidas.
The most important things I think are what the club get paid and what the fans have to pay. I think the price of an adult shirt for us at the moment is £60, which is the same as the players wear. if you look at some clubs like man u, Chelsea, Liverpool, its £70 for a "stadium" shirt, which is not what the players wear and £100 for the actual shirt.
OneTrueLegend
Player Valuation: £35m
Look at what they get paid though. Fulhams deal is undisclosed signed their deal in 2017, when they were in the championship I don't believe they get more than the £9m per season we are getting. The Leeds deal was udiscolsed as well, but given they were coming up from the championship, I can't see it being that big. Yes adidas pay Man u and Arsenal big money, but Leicester and Wolves get £3m per season, Sheffield Utd get £750,000. Here is a breakdown of what Premier league clubs were getting from each manufacturer when we signed our Hummel deal. There is a massive gap between our deal and the top 6. That's why if we become a champions league team it makes a big difference when it comes to these deals
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brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
Bit underwhelmed by the home kit I have to say. Are collars totally gone now? To me a shirt without one looks like a training top.
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Debunkology
Player Valuation: £10m
I think last seasons was better, and even the season before. But as for collars, I prefer tops that don't have them,
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Definitely a case of that difficult second album in music terms.
chrismpw
Player Valuation: £70m
Shooter?
This, but cuffs are blue, not white
At least the shorts and socks are white.
And the Amber trim also goes back to happy days
APN_EFC
Player Valuation: £25m
That table is so interesting, especially shows how important league position is for so many reasons. If we make it to the champions league once, it won't make a big, long term difference (look at Leicester / West Ham) but if we consistently are in Europe for a few years, then we can start to pitch for £30m like Spurs. But they are in London and in a massive stadium, and have had the Amazon documentary etc. Just shows how important marketing is, but also how important it is that the player feels for the club. When Rooney came, I dont' think he did any favours to us in our social media followers or global followers, and so far, I don't think James is having an impact on that either, because he's not posting about Everton much. Finance, marketing & football are all part of the same challenge now, and I really hope (but unfortunately I doubt it) that our club's organisation and business is improving, and we don't still have the 'plucky little Everton' mentality. How they took advantage of James' signing was cool - in Botoga, Miami & NY - but we need more than that!
OneTrueLegend
Player Valuation: £35m
I think we were linked with Castore before we signed the Hummel deal, but I think that was only because they are based in Liverpool. I think the Castore kits for Rangers have looked OK, but these Newcastle ones look poor. The sponsor is awful though, I'm not sure many kits would look good with that on it
Aye, which is why I really like it. It looks even better in the flesh based on the display in the store this morning. Are people actually not happy with it?
The home kit is nice too. In fact, the away kit is probably my least favourite of the three, and I actually really like that too.
In terms of quality, last year's kits were great too as my son has wore them regularly in the past twelve months and have last much longer than Umbro etc.
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